Congress approves $50 million aid for Alaska quake relief
Congress acts with unusual speed to fund President Johnson for Alaska earthquake recovery. Separate items note MacArthur tribute with a 19 gun salute at the Military Academy. Mississippi governors Johnson and Barnett lose their bid for jury trial on contempt charges. Khrushchev campaigns in Oregon while Lodge stance questioned.
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Power in Words Of Great Men
Young men should study great language use as power to lead. Churchill and MacArthur are cited as models of stubborn, principled speech that united duty honor and country. The piece argues effective expression is a learned craft and essential to lasting national success.
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Santa and reindeer unscathed after Alaska quake
Everett AP report says Santa Claus and his reindeer survived the great Alaskan earthquake without a scratch. Regional Civil Defense HQ says it answered many inquiries from children. A North Pole radio message confirmed Santa is fine and toy deliveries will proceed next Christmas.
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Cowboy Runs Off With $1,000 Bill After Pool Challenge
In a Hong Kong Lounge incident a Canyon man bet a waitress with a burned Federal Reserve Note. He fled after claiming the bill, prompting police chase and contempt court terms. Authorities later detained him, with fines and sentences largely suspended.
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Mortuary Loses on Appal
The New Mexico Supreme Court upheld a 1962 contempt of court judgment against Clovis based Our Chapel of Memories of New Mexico Inc and its parent Consoli dated Industries Inc Denver and officers J L Bresette Dallas J Charity and R L Runyan. They were restrained from selling pre need funeral services group life insurance and contracts payable on death to a designated funeral firm. The action came from State Insurance Superintendent Ralph Apodaca and the state attorney general.
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Goldwater Attacks Lodge Over Campaign Record In Oregon
Barry Goldwater assailed Lodge for a weak campaign record and lumber and labor stances in Oregon. He claimed Lodge would struggle as a presidential or vice presidential nominee and criticized Nelson Rockefeller for linking him to extremists. Goldwater noted broader TV coverage and a staged campaign tour of industrial plants.
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Wisconsin primary frames civil rights referendum amid Wallace bid
Democrats push Johnson backed campaign in Wisconsin open primary as Wallace faces backlash. Reynolds leads Republican and Democratic delegates amid tense fight over civil rights action with projections of a large turnout and mixed GOP support.
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MacArthur Rites Start By SIDELINE News
Rain fell as crowds viewed General MacArthur’s casket at the Universal Funeral Chapel on 52nd Street. Military leaders Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney and Lt. Gen. Garrison H. Davidson attended, with service flags and a five-star rank badge marking the burial.
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Belgians Protests Grow as Doctors Strike Enters Sixth Day
In Liege angry demonstrators marched against Belgium's six day old strike by about 12 000 doctors. Women with babies carried signs denouncing the health insurance law. Two doctors were briefly detained after a 15 month old died in a clinic in Herentals.
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Four Turkish Cypriots slain near Nicosia amid unrest
Four Turkish Cypriots were abducted and shot outside Nicosia. Two were killed, one wounded, one missing. U N forces and local police hunted for the missing man as Fazil Kuchuk blamed armed Greek Cypriots. Survivors quoted the attackers taunting Turkish dogs.
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Khrushchev Says No Manna From Heaven For Hungarians
Premier Khrushchev told Hungarians to work harder and not expect divine aid after Soviet cosmonauts found no manna. He cited Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereshkova as examples, noting they found nothing and urging faith in hard work for victory.
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