Salt Water Odyssey Ends For Frank Mia
New York report states Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow ended their yacht cruise as passengers scattered. Sinatra reportedly headed to New Jersey to visit his parents in Fort Lee while Farrow returned to Manhattan to meet her mother Maureen O'Sullivan and sister. A third crewman drowned when a small boat capsized at Vineyard Haven.
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Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Sinatra
Southern Breeze
New Jersey
Mrs
Martin Sinatra
Fort Lee, N. J
Miss Farrow
Manhattan
Actress Maureen O'Sullivan
Tisa
Hudson
East River
East Coast
Robert A. Goldfarb
Vineyard Harbor
Mass
Ohio Guardsmen Head For Michigan Summer Training
The 37th Infantry Division with 9500 guardsmen heads to Camp Grayling Michigan for a two week summer field training using 97 units from 54 Ohio cities. Convoys move slowly along three main routes to minimize traffic disruption while the move follows Congress granting a one year reprieve. A planned reorganization to merge the Guard with the Army Reserve was halted by a House subcommittee.
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Ohio
Congress
House
Annapolis Plans Hunt For Talent
The U S Naval Academy will use its athletic recruiting methods in a new national campaign to attract top high school students. Rear Adm. Draper L. Kauffman announced the plan and said a later drive will seek leaders such as class officers who may not be seen as athletes or scholars. The program will have our very highest priority.
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Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
Rear
Draper L. Kauffman
Negro doctors propose reverse integration in medical field
Dr. Leonidas H. Berry, new president of the National Medical Association, advocates reverse integration arguing segregated groups deteriorate ahead of an integrated society. He notes some white doctors seek membership and cites AMA differences on Medicare, while NMA’s core aim remains fighting racial discrimination in medicine.
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Cincinnati
Nation’s Medical Association
Doctors’ Association
Leonidas H. Berry
American Medical Association
Berry
NMA
AMA
Johnson
Two Men Blocked Escape Ladder In Titan II Searcy Disaster
Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert told President Johnson that two men who jammed together on the emergency ladder may have blocked a narrow opening, hindering 53 victims from escaping during the Searcy Arkansas missile silo explosion. He cautioned the probe remains in preliminary stages.
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Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Searcy Ark
Johnson
White House
Zuckert
Searcy
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