Seventy Million Yearly Seek Contest Prizes
Patricia McCormack reports UPI that about 350 corporate contests offer more than 200 million dollars in cash and prizes this summer. Entries flood offices via a fast opening machine, with prizes including trips and college scholarships. Landis notes many entrants are married women with kids, and some send odd gifts or threats. Lake Erie depth fact appears as a brief unrelated item.
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Hadge
India
Scotland
Switzerland
Paris
Comsat
Landis
District of Columbia
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Alus ‘Minum
Dhyto
Astronauts Cooper and Conrad Enter Final Gemini 5 Training Week
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr entered the final week of training for Gemini 5. The mission aims for an eight day flight to test space endurance and rendezvous with a satellite. The crew plans a full scale rehearsal Friday before the Aug 19 Titan 2 launch.
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Globe
King Drops Suit In Alabama Over Federal Registrars
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr withdrew a suit in Mobile seeking to force Dallas County officials to permit demonstrations against alleged voter discrimination. The move came as federal voting registrars were assigned to Dallas County and eight nearby counties, with more counties under consideration in the Deep South.
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U S Abandons UN Funds Collection Hope
London’s Guardian reports the United States will stop pressuring the Soviet Union France and other delinquents to meet UN Congo peacekeeping fund assessments. Ambassador Goldberg will announce the decision as Britain and Scandanavian nations push for voluntary contributions. The piece also notes a separate Greenville South Carolina church guest plan and Baptist world evangel projects.
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Acision Mendes
Britain
Flay Allen
Greenville
S.C
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Pam
America
Grave Baptist Church of Baptists For World Evangel
Jim
Dominican Rebels Demand Removal of Four Junta Figures
Dominican rebels press for the removal of four top junta military leaders before a provisional government. They seek dismantling of the rebel security zone and a new Dominican police force, while mediators and the OAS haggle over integrating the zone into the security sector. Names cited include Col. Pedro Bartolome Benoit and Gen. Evias Wessin.
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Cury
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Armed Forces
Francisco Rivera Caminero
Ava Farge Ciel
Juan de Iaa Santosedes
Evias Wessin x Wessin
Armed Forces Training Center
Street Family Hosts Pitch-In for Relatives at Kilbuck Park
A Thursday evening pitch-in at Kilbuck Park honored Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Street and daughters Annis and Nancy of Watertown NY. Attendees from Anderson Alexandria Beech Grove and nearby included numerous Street family members and relatives with diverse households and children.
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Kilbuck Park
Virgil Street
Annis
Nancy
Watertown
James Kemper
Dorothy Street
Beulah Evernham
Behearod Massey
Harold Vannatta
Carl
Betty Jean
David
Roberta
Merl Street Jr
Sharon
Bill
Tina
Anderson
Freda Street
Joan
Judy
Janet
Richard Street
Marion Leve
Beth Ann
Richard
Virgil Halford
Kenneth
Johnny
Rickie
Tony Lee
Earl Savage
Earl
Connie Sue
Jeffrey
Jiny
Mark
Alexandria
Juanita Armstrong
Poinlman
Mel
Wiliam Grubb
Marilyn
Terrie Piccione
Beech Grove
Courthouse News New Suits Filed In Various Cases
Multiple new suits filed in circuit and superior courts include divorce actions between John P. Montcastle and Melanie Montcastle and between Fay Cooper and James Cooper. Name change petition for Edward Thomas Taylor to Reward Thomes Lynd and foreclosures among Georges Paneal and Georges Paneal case. Other actions involve loan, personal injury, promissory, and real estate disputes. The article notes a 1898 West Point coat of arms adoption.
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John P. Montcastle
Melanie Montcastle
Joan C. Bashaw
Edward Thomas Taylor
Thomes Lynd
Georges Paneal
Superior Court Central Paint and Lumber Co., Inc
Nebert
Richardson, Et
Hadley and Sharp
Fay Cooper
James Cooper
J. Bayne Burton Charlotte Jan Dowden
Ray Franklin Dowden
Olwen and Scruggs, Associates Loan Co., Inc
Ronald D. Roberts
Sutton Promissory Pic
Chambers, Brot and Gaus Velma P
Chambers, Brot and Gaus Velma P. Elk Bliss. Sr. Divorbert
Fowler
Terry Conn
Donald Connes
Charles
Chance
Robbins and
Dietzen
Gulf Chl
William Sheets
Busby
Davisson
Cooper and
Willis R
Weale I
Jonn T Rock
Jessie M. Rock
Ben TP
Ketchem
Rudy M. Ketchem
Peck, Scott and Shine
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