Snow Redfern Boys Ranch Director Named Near Alliance
John S. McCarty, formerly of Amarillo and Claude, has become executive director of the Snow Redfern Boys Ranch located 17 miles south of Alliance Nebraska. The report notes small crowds at the event and places the ranch near the east entrance to the coliseum on Page 4 On The Plains.
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Tion
Coliseum
Page
John S. McCarty
Amarillo
Claude
New Snow Redfern Boys Ranch
Alliance, Neb
Unprecedented visit to a vast European gypsy camp described
The account details an unprecedented visit to a large tent and trailer camp of European gypsies where he called them perpetual pilgrims voluntary exiles wanderers without rest. The report also notes a New York newspaper resuming publication after a 11 day gap and other brief items.
Yanks Executed By Firing Squad Found At AAFB
Amarillo Air Force Base officials report a week old infant boy found abandoned in the base hospital waiting room around 4:50 am. Army air base investigators identified the parents late Friday and consider custody options with Potter County Child Welfare Unit. The baby has temporary care in a foster home while custody questions are sorted. no charges against the parents are anticipated.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Potter County
Air Force
Office of Special Investigation
Charles Jenkins
Potter County Child Welfare Unit
Department Act
Jenkins
Defector claims U S sought to oust Chiang Kai-shek
Li Tsung-jen former vice president of Nationalist China who defected to the Communists said in a written statement that Washington proposed a coup against Chiang Kai-shek in 1955. He rejected the plan and said U S forces would land in Taiwan to install him. Li, 74, spoke at a Beijing news conference carried by New China News Agency.
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Li Tsung-Jen
China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
Peking
New China News Agency
Hong Kong
Washington
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
States
Europe
Chiang
Goldberg Urges Soviet Cooperation on Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
United Nations Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko as the 20th Session of the U.N. General Assembly opened. Goldberg voiced hope for Soviet support, while Gromyko floated a treaty draft aimed at outlawing the MILF multilateral force.
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United Nations
NYAP
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Dean Rusk
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Gromyko
West Germany
Geneva
United States
Mlef Goldberg
Assembly
Surveyor Riding with the Fells from SAC
A terse note describes a surveyor riding with fellows from SAC, arriving quickly by any class of transport. The fragment hints at travel arrangements and a person named Pape, dated in a brief field.
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SAC
Pape
US Army 1st Division penetrates Viet Cong stronghold D Zone
US 1st Division troopers completed a four day push into D Zone north of Saigon, recapturing ground long held by Viet Cong. Col Phillips said the operation opened a previously untouched area and destroyed key enemy positions amid limited clashes and American losses. Vietnamese authorities reported North Vietnamese regiments moving into Binh Dinh Province, with allied paratroopers uncovering Soviet rifles in a jungle sweep near Saigon. US Marines also swept Vung My peninsula near Qui Nhon destroying bunkers and tunnels with no major contact.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
D Zone
Long
YY. Phidlips
Viet Nam
Phu Cu Pass
Binh Dinh Province
North Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
U.S. 1St Cavalry
101St Airborne
Qui Nhon
US Marine Amphibious
Vung My Peninsula
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Positon
Plane crash reports swirl near Potomac River
Fragmentary reports say a plane, possibly four engines, may have crashed in the Potomac near Dahlgren Virginia. Officials at Dahlgren Naval Weapons Lab and the FAA found no confirmation after checks. Virginia troopers were sent to the area but no crash was verified. A separate note quotes a British post office inquiry into countering mailman spray anecdotes amid dog encounters.
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Fredericksburg
Viet Cong Executions Reported in Reprisal
Viet Cong radio claimed two American captives were executed Sunday morning in reprisal for South Viet Nam's earlier executions of three Communist sympathizers. Names cited include Capt. Albert Rusk Joseph and Sgt. Kenneth Morabeth, with broader notes on detainees listed by the Defense Department since 1963 and possible name garbles in transmission.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
Albert Rusk Joseph
Kenneth Morabeth
Humbert R. Versage
Defense Department
Washington
Kenneth M. Roraback
Humbert Ro Versace
Baltimore
J.C
Kenneth M Roraback
Veronica J. Roraback
Battle Rages In Pakistan Near Lahore Amid Ceasefire Strains
AP dispatch reports renewed heavy fighting near Lahore threatening a fragile india pakistan cease-fire. UN Secretary General U Thant says the four day old line is not holding as both sides stall in the Kashmir dispute. China warns of grave consequences after anti China protests in New Delhi.
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Awalpinde
Pakistan
Lahore
New York
U.N
U Thant
Kashmir
China
India
New Delhi
Peking
Twins Clinch First AL Pennant With 2 1 Victory
The Minnesota Twins clinched their first American League pennant by defeating the Washington Senators 2 to 1 on Sunday, eliminating Baltimore's final chances to win the league title.
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Minnesota Twins
Gopher State
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Atheist Released From Texas Jail
A habeas corpus writ Sunday freed Madalyn Murray O Harvey from a Texas jail ending her imprisonment in a dispute over compulsory school prayers. The Baltimore atheist had sparked a landmark legal fight challenging public prayer practices.
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The
Herald Tribune
Madalyn Murray
Supreme Court
San Antonio
Baltimore
Baltimore Woman Freed On Writ After San Antonio Arrest
Madalyn Murray of Baltimore was jailed in San Antonio on a Maryland arrest request after deportation from Mexico. She was freed on a special writ but ordered to stay in the area for a hearing next month. Her bond was set at 500 dollars and the case girds an extradition fight amid religious liberty disputes.
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Ers
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
San Antonio
Maryland
Mexico
Mrs. Murray
Supreme Court
Murray
State Dist
Archie Brown
DeWolf
Mexico City
Jon Garth
Valle de Bravo
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Santa Fe
Sylvia Porter
Buddy Stoner
Lloyd Dale
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Currie Ranch
AAFB
By Phil Duncan
Armed Services
U.S
Englewood Cliffs
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Col Phillips
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