Mayo, Former Resident, Patient at Ft Harrison Hospital
Gen Paul A Mayo 55 of Washington D C, chief of finance for the Army and former head of the Finance Center at Fort Harrison, was stricken and hospitalized at Billings Hospital Fort Harrison. A native of Winchester he spent much of his youth in Anderson and is brother to Mrs Mary Mills now in Port Richardson Alaska. The Anderson Herald reports Mayo’s health incident amid a dispatch from Fort Harrison and related Viet Nam notes.
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Paul A. Mayo
Washington, D.C
Fi‘jnance
Army
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UN Team Talks To Students In Viet Nam
United Nations investigators interviewed students in a government camp near Saigon used for youth political re education. The camp houses students involved in Buddhist demonstrations and is run by the political police on the outskirts of Saigon.
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Anderson Herald- Ose
Ngo Dinh Diem
U. N
Noodles
Hong Kong
Cross
Fish
Saigon
Nguyen Hua Dong
al Antigovernment
Fiour
Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
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UPI
United Nations
Ia 2
U.N
Argentina's Ilia seeks oil policy calm amid US tensions
President Ilia defends contract limits and law bound actions in oil dispute with United States and other nations. He aims to avoid violent moves while reviewing exploration, drilling, and marketing contracts tied to foreign firms including Esso Standard Oil of New Jersey Pan American, Snell British Dutch, and Ente Nacional Teracarburi. US officials caution on aid links and Alliance for Progress. The American oil stake in Argentina totals about $397 million.
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Ilia
United States
Buenos Aires
Frondizi
S 'O Annal
Miguel Angel Zavala Ortiz
Washington
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Aj Council
Argentina
Esso Standard Oil
New Jersey
Pan-American International
Standard Oil
Indiana
Tennessee
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Houston
Tex
Serice
Snell
Ente Nazionale Teracarburi
Ford Motor reports higher sales but lower profits
Ford Motor Co announces higher third quarter sales for 1963 but reports a drop in profits by more than 12 million from the prior year’s July to September period. For the first nine months profits totaled 346.9 million or 3.14 a share while sales reached 5.79 billion. Domestic car truck and tractor output and foreign unit sales rose from 1962 levels. General Motors and Chrysler also posted nine month profits in the period.
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UPL
Ford Motor Co
Ucly U.N
LU ugoUtina
Buenos Aires
Pollia
Gentina
Ilia
Sajes
Arturo Fronlizi
Argentina
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Search Continues For Two Missing Indiana Hunters
Authorities in three states resumed a search Monday for two missing Indiana hunters who left Livingston on a light plane bound for Sheridan Wyoming. Nineteen planes joined the effort with search basing in Sheridan and Pierre. The missing men were L K Wycoff 63 Valparaiso seed corn producer and a member of Indiana Flying Farmers and a partner in a gun shop and excavating business.
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Livingston, Mont
UPI
Indiana
Livingston
Sheridan
Wyo
L. K. Wycoff
Valparaiso
Wycoff
Weimer
Charles Lynch
Montana Aeronautics Commission
Pierre
3. D
Montana
Exchangites Host Dog Training Demo at FOP Lodge
Members of the Anderson Exchange Creo will lunch with the Anderson Fraternal Order of Police at the FOP Lodge Wednesday noon. Fred Kean chairs. Billie Schuyler presides as guests are introduced. The event replaces the YMCA meeting and includes a police dog and handler demonstration.
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Anderson Exchange
Creo
Anderson Fraternal Order of Police
FOP Lodge
Fred Kean
Billie Schuyler
YMCA
Ray Humphrey
Wilson’s Boys Club
Joe Anzivino
Harlem Globetrotters
$900000 Ordered In Radio Equipment
Ling-Temco Vought Co received a contract to build 900000 of radio equipment for the Air Force. The order covers 10 radio transmitter amplifiers and six transporters for Garland Texas.
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Garland, Tex
UPI
Ling - Temco Vought Co
Air Force
Park facility upgrades urged to boost youth participation
City officials push modernization and extension of park facilities and propose creating a Park Department division to establish a program that encourages greater youth involvement in city recreation. City voters are urged to support the Republican ticket for city judge.
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Oismic
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