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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

13

Prince Charles debunks rumor the royals love the arts

An AP report notes Prince Charles has pursued music, acting, and instruments at public events, countering claims the royal family dislikes culture. It cites school performances at Gordonstoun, his work with a palace pop group, and his interest in Shakespeare, while detailing the queen’s art affinity and royal focus on horses.

Loxdgn Prince Charles Britain Housewives Choice British Broadcasting Corp Palace Gordonstoun School Sealand Prince Philip

Head Start Child of the Year Frank Mansera Bright-Eyed

Frank Mansera nicknamed Pancho, once five with a glandular condition leaving him two years behind, gained health and growth through Head Start and an Office of Economic Opportunity film. The color documentary follows his DC trip for the premiere of the 24 minute film about his case.

Frank “Pancho” Mansera Office of Economic Opportunity Washington, D.C

Thief With Sense Of Humor Noted In Waynesburg

A thief in Waynesburg stole four U S money orders each for 100 dollars. The documents bore the suspect’s address at 18 Jefferson Avenue in Moundsville West Virginia, the site of the West Virginia State Penitentiary.

Waynesburg U.S Jefferson Ave Moundsville W.va West Virginia

Lang Vei bombing probe sanctions first Air Force actions

An Air Force board disciplined three pilots for a Lang Vei strike that killed 106 Montagnards and wounded 250, ruling it inadvertent due to navigation errors. The four two-plane mission, based in Thailand, targeted a supposed Communist fortification but hit a refugee village in northwest South Vietnam. The other pilot was cleared. names and penalties await appeal outcomes.

Saigon U.S. Airy Lang Vei Board of Inquiry Wenat Sastae 7Th Air Force Board of Inquiry South Viettnam Teader Air Force Thailand U.S

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