Awards Presented by Cub Pack 163 Show Of Objects
Cub Scout Pack 163 held a November meeting featuring a show of objects made from genius kits and scrap items. Winners across four categories include Best Invention Troy Rudatoh Jr and Best Contraption Lowell Crow. Bear and Lion badges, Silver Arrow Points, and two-year service stars were awarded to numerous scouts. A puppet show directed by Helen Barolak accompanied the event with several young actors participating.
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Cub Pack 163
Troy Rudatoh Jr
Jerry Creel
Douglas Tromblee
Tith
Lowell Crow
Kenny Tver
Steve Dedman
Kenny McMillin
Wayne Miller
Reddie
Theiss
Most_Weins
Paul Renfro
Donny DeGarmo
Douglas Smith
Durin the Nack Meeling
Neal
Manne
Danny DeGarmo
Gary Warren
Kenneth Tyer
Gary Anderson
George Godfrey
Ewrenee Martinez
Denis Wik
No Ton Hat For LB Inaugural Attire Report
Washington AP reports President Johnson will skip the traditional top hat and morning coat, instead wearing a black suit and four in hand tie at the inauguration. Elizabeth Carpenter, wife of the president's press secretary, said he will also attend four inaugural balls in dinner jacket and black tie in the capital.
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Washington
Johnson
Owife
Elizabeth Carpenter
Air Force Aims Titan 3A Orbital Test Launch
The Air Force planned a new attempt to launch the Titan 3A rocket from Cape Kennedy seeking an orbital test. Delayed two weeks earlier by radio telemetry problems, the Titan 3A would place a dummy satellite into a separate orbit as a key part of both manned and unmanned space missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Courage Is a Rare Thing in War for Vietnamese
Saigon reports two 21 year old Vietnamese men recount evading conscription on Le Loi Boulevard while an American adviser pushes artillery crew in a Mekong delta compound. The piece contrasts youth aimlessness with soldierly grit as morale wavers and desertions rise amid a long, grinding war. It notes Viet Cong strength at 114,000, a government edge 6 to 1, and doubts of a manpower boost to 10 to 15 regulars per guerrilla.
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Saigon
Viet Nan
le Loir Boulevard
Bott
Mekong River Delta
Thanh
South
Viet Nam
Neuven Khanh
Dore
National Liberation Front
Malaya
Viet Cong-con
Probers To Look Into Baker's Bank Records
Washington AP Senate probe targets bank records of Bobby Baker and witness Don Reynolds, who accused him of channeling 25000 to a 1960 Democratic fund via Matthew H. McCloskey. Reynolds claims funds supported DC Stadium bond work. McCloskey denies truth of Reynolds testimony. Reynolds’ credibility challenged by lawyer Howard Gitfis.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Edward T. Hugler
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Ogoman
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
McCloske
Trelend
McCloskey
Snan
McClaskey & Co
Reynalds
Hugler
McCinskey
District of Columbia
Reynalda
Rave Torest
Caminties
Baker’s
Howard Gitfis
Ascaran
Mistaken driveway leads to pool plunge in Houston
Dallas salesman T L Flanagan, 7, mistook a swimming pool gallery between cars for a parking spot and drove into the pool after leaving a motel to buy a magazine. He waded ashore as the car sank.
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Houston
Tex
T. L. Flanagan
Dallas
Flanagan
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