Which Death to Die play opens at Texas A and M
Robert C Stewart Jr Bryan Daily editor announces a full length play Which Death to Die by Aggie Players at College Station running six nights. The drama follows five men trapped on a sinking ship at Pearl Harbor as they confront fear, futility, and the meaning of sacrifice. Stewart says the work aims to show heroism and humanity amid war. Eston CE head of Aggie Players praises its local relevance and bold, serious storytelling.
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U Thant agrees to second UN term
U Thant, 57, agrees to stay as United Nations secretary general through the current assembly term after pressure from foreign ministers and leaders. The Security Council and General Assembly move to ratify the decision amid debates over Viet Nam peace talks and UN finances, with Japan US$2.5 million in aid and other donors contributing.
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Baytown Officer Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Air Force
Maj. Hudolph Torres, son of Ms. Olivia Torres of 1218 Harbor and the late Gus Torres, earning wings in 1944, is promoted to lieutenant colonel. A Robert E. Lee High School graduate, he is married to Ali Atala Lopez of Los Angeles and has four children. The family resides in Warner Robins, Georgia, while Torres serves with the Continental Air Command at Robins Air Force Base.
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Walkout Shrinks Youngstown Hospitals Staff
Nurses at North Side and South Side hospitals in Youngstown largely walked out over wage disputes. About 350 general duty nurses resigned Thursday, leaving only emergency care and halving normal staffing. The Youngstown Hospital Association approved a wage increase of 20 percent over two years plus 3.6 percent per year for up to four years for nurses not resigning.
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