Weather Bureau updates naming and hurricane history notes
The Weather Bureau explains why Donna was retired from storm names, replaced by Dora, and reviews past storms such as Deborah and Diane. It outlines naming conventions, hurricane definitions, season timing, satellite support, and public warning practices while stressing vigilance for Dora and similar storms.
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Dora
Donna
U. S
Debra
Caribbean
Diane
United States
Weather Bureau
Abby
Winny
The
Tropics
Berlin Wall remembered in a 2065 Berlin feature
A commemorative piece recalls the 1961 Berlin Wall construction from the barbed wire beginnings to the concrete barrier and travel restrictions. It notes East German exodus, Western responses led by Kennedy and Johnson, and the wall as a symbol of failed communism. The account ends with Kennedy’s urge to witness Berlin’s crisis.
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West Germany
U.S
West Berlin
Kennedy
Johnson
Lucius D. Clay
Brandenburg Gate
Clay
Berlin
Europe
Opening An Account With A Stock Broker
The Easy First Step explains starting a retirement fund by buying NYSE listed stocks through a member brokerage. Establishing an account is simple but requires credit status questions and agreement to fulfill obligations with a full service broker.
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Roger E. Spear
Long Island Lighting
Merck
Interstate
New York Stock Exchange
J.C. Penney
Sears
Sears. Roebuck
General Features Corp
Kidnap Suspect Hearing Postponed by Three Weeks
Denver AP reports the hearing of ex convict Orland L. Cline 36 Laf ayette parolee charged with abducting two 11 year old boys near Lafayette on July 30 and releasing them three days later in the Rocky Mountains was postponed for three weeks after he appeared in federal court without a lawyer. In Indianapolis AP, Richmond Gas seeks up to 400 more heating customers and a patronage build.
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Denver
Lafayette
Orland L. Cline
Douglas McCord
Jack Laird
Rocky Mountains
Here
Buckley and Martin aside on UN veto and world power
William F Buckley Jr and James B Martin debate United Nations veto power and Soviet behavior. They critique Thant, Johnson, and U Thant’s diplomacy, warn about UN reliance, cite Congo actions, and touch U S Navy carrier history and Vietnam era claims.
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U Thant
Soviet Union
Mos
United Nations
Arcow
General Assembly
United Nation
Congo
Near East
Security Council
Dean
Moise Tshombe
Acheson
Short-J
Siy
Protests in Peking Target U S Actions on Vietnam War
In Tokyo a UPI report cites the New China News Agency that great crowds demonstrated in Peking condemning U S attacks on the North Vietnamese coast. The piece frames Western health anxieties and psychological fretting through a fictional case, outlining how attention shifts from inner ailments to external events and suggesting a booklet on preventing sexual impotence.
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Tokyo
UPI
New China News Agency
Peking
U. S
ICLU Seeks Court Ok To Enter Indiana Subversion Case
The Indiana Civil Liberties Union asked to join the Indiana Supreme Court case of three socialists facing subversion charges. Ralph Levitt James Bingham and Thomas Morgan from Indianapolis and Terre Haute are involved as the Young Socialist Alliance local chapter was dropped from a Bloomington school list. The ICLU seeks to raise constitutional questions over prosecuting advocacy of violent overthrow of government. A 30 day extension until Sept 19 was requested to respond to the attempt to reinstate charges. The court did not rule immediately.
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Indianapols
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
State Supreme Court
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Bloomington
ICLU
Nat A. Hill
Monroe
Indiana
Thomas Hoadley
Ralph Levitt
James Bingham
Indianapolis
Thomas Morgan
Terre Haute
I.A
The
Young Socialist Alliance
Iton
Judge Studies Delicate Case In Brownstown
A Brownstown judge wrestles with whether courts can challenge Governor Welsh’s order freeing killer George Rariden. The case tests court power amid civil contempt actions against state officials over Ramdan’s return, with officials arguing separation of powers limits review. The hearing paused as arguments focused on the order’s wording and potential implications for future clemency actions.
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Brownstown
Ind
Veya Wouy
weEne
Matthew E. Welsh
George Rariden
Bedleawal
Wai
Robert Skinwave
Dener
Bedford
United States
Welsh
Skinner
Ramdan
Neian
Arthur Campbell
Ward Lane
Rariden
L Welsh
Folklore by William Wade’s Humorous Rural City Contrast
A timeless vignette on urban rural attitudes. A motorist asks the distance to Bridgeview and learns the road changes with direction. A city man praises nature then farmer notes nature’s logic with a four legged quadruped. A city boy claims country milk equals city milk.
First Volunteers Search For Jobs First Volunteers Search For Jobs
80 youths begin skill and skill sessions at Indiana Youth Camp at Camp Atterbury to learn job skills as the first federally financed volunteers in a unique program for school dropouts and unemployed youths. The opening faces challenges and expectations from state officials.
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Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Here
Shiniey seeks Illinois disaster area declaration over drought
Rep. George E Shiniey urged Governor Kerner to declare southeastern Illinois a disaster area due to drought. He proposed allowing farmers to pasture diverted cropland to offset the dry conditions as aid to the affected region. An energy note follows on carbohydrates supplying over half of human diets.
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Washington
APL
George E. Shiniey
Dl Saturdaya
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Shipiey
Dr Brady's Health Service Physiology
Reader letters critique American attitudes to breathing education. Dr William Brady explains belly breathing versus chest breathing, diaphragm function, and the body cavities involved. He invites brief letters with stamped self‑addressed envelopes for answers, noting limited responses due to volume.
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Acre
Ards
Dora
N. Webster
Webster
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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