Paroled veteran seeks seminary life after prison
Bill Sparks, a Purple Heart Army veteran, is paroled from a seven month sentence to enroll at Princeton Theological Seminary. Court and seminary officials express cautious optimism about his rehabilitation. Sparks says religion offered him an answer after hard times and acknowledges past misdeeds and financial missteps.
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Five Texas districts lose accreditation in sweeping action
The state education commission stripped accreditation from multiple rural districts including Jackson Common School District Marion County Lone Star Common Montague County Paty Dero Common Moore County Central Common Bexar Yantis Wood County Mosheim Rural High School Limestone Parker and others. The move follows concerns over standards as the September school start approaches. The Independent School District in Bernardsco faced resignations after a board member was killed in a meter incident.
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Man Leaps From VA Hospital Window
Houston AP reports a Veterans Administration Hospital patient leaped from a third floor window on Monday. Forty witnesses including 30 nurses watched in horror as Walle J. Blachard, 48, died after the fall through a breezeway.
Kennedy Family Ownership Claim Tied to Charley Kennedy
A fragmentary report suggests Charley Kennedy, described as a brinen wire-haired leader, is claimed to own the Kennedy family by Blanchard. The note references Albert Brown and a hospital stay for Blanchard, with ties to Port Arthur refinery work and the avnator's daughter Caro line Kennedy.
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Soviet Premier claims RB-47 crew shot down in Barents Sea
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev announces during a Kremlin press conference in Moscow that two USAF officers from an RB-47 crew have been captured after being shot down over the Barents Sea. He accuses the United States of trying to provoke a serious military conflict, drawing in Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko alongside the leadership.
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Lenin
One Dose In Rome Olympic Fans See Sports In Art
Olympic fans arriving for the Summer Games can sample culture at a four month exhibition near the Olympic Sports Palace. A Mussolini era display, opened by President Giovanni Gronchi, showcases ancient to medieval sport related art and artifacts from Greek and Roman makers, including statues of discus throwers, ancient vases, and models of Olympic venues.
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Rockefeller supporters push for GOP nomination in Colorado
Denver attorney Ray Bengert, a Colorado leader in drafting Gov Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination, says more than 60 000 voters have signed petitions. He says voters oppose a closed Republican National Convention to nominate Vice President Richard Nixon. The convention opens in Chicago next week with Colorado's 18 vote delegation pledged to Nixon.
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Colorado
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Bengert
Chicago
Nixon
Missionaries Safe In Rebellion Areas In Congo
Missionaries from Meth odist and Presbyterian churches caught in Congo rebellion areas have been evacuated and are safe. Dr Mark Poole, who flew from Luluabourg to extract fleeing missionaries, told his wife in New York everyone is safe. He conducted more than a dozen flights bringing out about 200 refugees.
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Mark Poole
Luluabourg
New York
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Aviation rivals clash over Pacific routes in Tahiti dispute
AP dispatch reports tensions between Rai and Tai, French South Pacific lines, as Rai seeks to restrict operations on Borabora to Tahiti flights. Tai begins Borabora Tahiti service and plans San Francisco bound hops. debate centers on transfer rights and timing before completing new airport facilities at Papeete.
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Poultry Congress Meets in Memphis for Egg Study
In Memphis, 4000 members of the American Poultry Congress and Exposition gather for the 44th annual meeting. The top issue is a record decline in egg consumption by 3.66 billion eggs last year. Delegates from the American Poultry and Hatchery Federation outline reasons such as late rising and missed breakfasts affecting home egg eating.
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Memphis State University Co
American Poultry Congress and Exposition
Congress
American Poultry and Hatchery!‘ Federation
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