Western sources say China buildup defensive defense
Western intelligence in Hong Kong see China’s coastal military buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu as defensive tied to possible mainland attack fears. They note large troop concentrations and recent movement, but U.S. policy and Taiwan defense officials warn no outward escalation yet, stressing support limited to Formosa and nearby isles.
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Advancing Denture Comfort with FABTEETH Powder
Many wear false teeth with little worry as FABTEETH powder secures plates firmly and comfortably. The alkaline formula has no gritty taste or slimy feel, says it reduces plate odor and prevents slipping when eating, talking, or sneezing.
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Duck Production Brings Bad News For Duck Hunters
The Interior Department reports a precarious duck production outlook this year due to a shrinking breeding population in northern US and Canada. Aerial surveys show a 37 percent drop in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba versus last year, with Mallards down 12 percent and Pintails 26 percent. Dakota and Minnesota habitat has improved but will not offset southern prairie losses amid ongoing drought.
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New TVA Leader Aubrey Wagner Named Chairman
President Kennedy named Aubrey J. Wagner to chair the Tennessee Valley Authority board. Wagner, with TVA since 1934 and a former general manager, will replace Herbert D. Vogel who resigns effective June 30. The White House indicated the vacancy would be filled next week.
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George Gentry Jr Promoted to Major in Marine Corps
George H Gentry Jr son of Baytown School Supt has been promoted to major at the Cold Weather Training Center in California. He received his insignia from Lt Col N H Carver at the Sierra Nevada site. He previously served as platoon commander in Korea in 1952 and commanded Marines aboard USS Mississippi. He is married to Jean Fowler of Durham NC with two children Joanna and George II.
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Europeans Flee Algeria to France by Air and Sea
In Marseille, about 6,500 French repatriates arrive daily seeking safety and new homes as independence looms. Many bring pets and cars, while some plan to depart again soon. 50 percent leave Marseille the same day by train or car.
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Wilkinson Urges Diplomats to Exercise for Fitness
Washington AP reports Charles B Bud Wilkinson urging State Department staff domestically and overseas to improve physical fitness. He says diplomats must pass physicals, maintain good posture, and stay active with doctor’s clearance, arguing a fit image aids U S influence abroad.
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Doctors sue over gender surgery turning man into freak
Buffalo case filed in state supreme court by David Red Cameron, 36, aka Joan Carol Reed, alleges that 1960 61 operations at Buffalo General Hospital left him sexless and unfit for life as a woman. Names doctors Yodelson Backus Paine Koepf origin cited with post op complications and alleged abandonment.
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Cotton Prices Shaped by CCC Stock, 1961-62 Outlook
The International Cotton Advisory Committee says CCC’s price support cotton will heavily influence 1961 pricing. If U.S. yields are low, new crop supply may barely meet demand, with CCC holdings around 1.5 million bales by Aug 1 and 3.5 million bales of 1961-62 cotton also likely tied to loan rate plus charges, unless the Agriculture Department acts to ease potential shortages.
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Kennedy visit to Mexico to be greeted by newsboys
President and Mrs Kennedy will be welcomed in Mexico City by about 50,000 newsboys in festive uniforms upon Friday’s arrival. Newsboy families will join the greeting, announced by the Union of Newspaper Vendors on Sunday.
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U S Budget Views Show Red Or Black Depending On Frame
A long analysis explains three federal budgets the administrative cash and national income accounts. It notes deficits and surpluses vary by method and cites Kennedy comments on balanced administrative budgets. It outlines what each budget includes and how economists use them to gauge government impact on the economy.
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