Kennedy Won't Need Operation After Plane Crash Recovery
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy will not require back surgery after a June plane crash in Easthampton. Doctors report three broken vertebrae will heal, ribs and other injuries are mending, and he will wear a back brace for about a month after six months in a stabilization frame. Kennedy remains hospitalized at New England Baptist Hospital with wife Joan present.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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John F. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
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Easthampton
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Herbert D. Adams
Lahey
Adamis
Joan
Hammond
First Integrated Registration Set At Biloxi School
Reis tration for the first desegregated public school in Mississippi will take place Friday in Biloxi. The state moves to topple classroom racial barriers below college level, with Negroes allowed in first grade under a federal court order. Work begins next month as schools prepare with tight security to curb violence. The same order also opens first grade in Jackson and Leake County. Desegregation will reach second grade next year and progress annually. Biloxi has been free of major racial discord, while rural Leake County races to adjust with August openings and local tensions over timing.
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Ross R. Barnett
Biloxi
Keesler Air Force Base
BenJack cites serious political motives in bid to block extradition
BRASILIA Brazil AP convicted embezzler BenJack Cage argues the U S seeks extradition based on serious political motives. He petitioned Brazil’s Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus to stop the US request. Cage, who fled to Brazil in 1958, became a Brazilian citizen in 1967.
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Brazil
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Outdoor phone booth farces and a judge's comic misstatements fill this humorous vignette. A late night misdial sparks a wary gaffe while a courtroom tale ends with a wife’s sly recap of the watch exchange. Bennett Cerf delivers light, witty quips.
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New Radar Device Lets Plane Evade Detection
A terrain following radar system disclosed by General Dynamics enables a supersonic fighter to skin the earth to avoid enemy detection. Fort Worth plant received the first units from Texas Instruments. Automatic control at low altitudes uses signals to follow terrain and keep safe flight profiles.
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Texas Instruments Inc
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Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits listed
The Baytown Sun masthead shows editor and publisher Che Baytoun Fred Hartman Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore with managing and office roles, advertising department staff John Wadley Paul Porman Corrie Laughlin, listed as Minted second class from Baytown Texas.
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Fred Hartman
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Veserveass
Deess
John Wadley
Paul Porman
Corrie Laughlin
Solid South Hopes Lift Goldwater in Deep-Red States
Washington reports private polls show Barry Goldwater gaining in the South as Republicans map gains across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee and Texas They foresee House seats and potential presidential electors flipping as key Democrats split and Republicans court conservative factions with endorsements from Allan Shivers and Jane Kilgore boosting Sen Ralph Yarborough’s challenger prospects in Texas.
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Virginia
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al Smith
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Ed’ Smuth
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GOP
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Bill Cranmer
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Conner
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Bo Calloway
Tic Forrester
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Galdiwater
Johnson
Malcolm Bethna
Jim Martin
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Lister Hill
Mississippi
George Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Jane Kilgore
Bush
Saint Peter and English Channel record hints
The prompt lists scattered trivia and historical notes about Saint Peter’s other name and the first English Channel crossing, mixed with biographical hints and a 16th century abbey ruin. It mentions Ezra Taft Benson and Brandy Greco among named figures, plus a note on Abbey closure by Henry VIII and weathered ruins in Monmouthshire.
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General Sherman
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Monmouthshire
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Walter de Clare
Henry Viit
Ruined Abbey Complex Marks a Historic Church Heritage
Ruth Ramsey writes that the roofless cruciform church preserves many details from the transition from early English to Decorated style while cloisters north of the abbey lie ruined. The feature page also notes a bottom column name and references to other historical snippets and a quiz with names like Tecumseh and Bismarck.
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Cyprus War Threat Reaches Irony In U S Aid Policy
Washington column notes two stark facts about Cyprus crisis. The U S had shipped F 104 jets to Turkey used against Cyprus while protesting their use. The piece argues arms aid creates leverage problems and recalls Truman Doctrine era shifts toward military buildup. It cites Gruening on Pakistan and SEATO, and laments long Greek Turkish enmity.
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Drew Pearson
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United States
Turkey
Viet Nam
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India
Pakistan
SEATO
Alliance For the Defense of
Southeast Asia
Red China
Truman
Greece
Athens
Jack Purifoy
Bat
Inanu
Istanbul
Stalin
Cat” Brown
Sixth Fleet
Thrace
U.S. Navy
Rhodes
On The Right What It Takes To Be A Moderate
William Buckley critiques moderation in civil rights discourse. He contrasts moderates with extremists, cites Harlem riots and reactions to leaders like Dr. King and Roy Wilkins, and questions perceived liberal naivety and the influence of race in politics.
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Rochester
Stalin
Khrushchev
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Ben Bella
Dr. King
King
Bayard Austin
Washington
James Farmer
Howard MecKissick
Core
Jackie Robinson
San Francisco
Mr. Wilkins
Palace
Eisenhower
Goldwater
P.S
John Birch Society Bulletin
Himself
Buckley
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South to move after North hand signals. Four hands present bidding options with spades and notrump considerations. BeckeR discusses four spade, four notrump, four diamonds, and five spades routes, outlining risk and likelihood of slam or game based on partner’s heart and ace holdings.
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Know Your Bridge
B. Jay Becker
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Tentrick
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Res Syndicate, Inc
Daily King Feature Crossword Puzzle Entry
A compact crossword prompt listing across clues such as flock narrated operatic melody rope fiber foreign accumulate and more with several misprinted letters. Down clues begin with Whalebone, indicating a standard puzzle grid style typical of syndicated weekday features.
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