Union's Jeff Davis Saw More War Than Most Men
Jefferson Columbus Davis of Indiana the Union's Jeff Davis fought much of the Civil War on bail for manslaughter after shooting his commanding officer in Louisville. He served under Sherman and later fought Modocs in California, earning a university distinction origin tale from Bologna and Paris.
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Jefferson Columbus Davis
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William T. Sherman
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William Nelson
Louisville
Braxton Braga
Nelson
Navy
William B. Hazen
David
Galt House
Brage
Stone River
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Georgia
Alaska
California
New Car Prices Are Lower This Year
Automakers report price cuts on 1962 models and dealers say discounts have widened since sticker prices were required. Buyers know the final price comes from bargaining between customer and salesman, with compromises common in the car purchase process.
Fallout Fallout Cited As Serious Health Study Japan
TOKYO AP Maj Gen Oliver TK Niess US Air Force surgeon general called radioactive fallout in northern Japan very serious and deserving study He said he would be seriously concerned for the health of his men pending full facts Brig Gen Charles Morbouse noted no protective directives had been issued to date in Japan A portion of the report discussed used car pricing and profits amid a Soviet test influenced market
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Oliver TK. Niess
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Niess
Charles Morbouse
U.S. 5Th Air Force
U.S
Hokkaido
Paar Signs New Pact With NBC
New York AP reports Jack Paar signed a fresh contract with NBC. He will host the current late night show through March 30 and then start a weekly prime time, live color program next fall. NBC said the new format mirrors the Jack Paar Show with big-name guests.
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New York
Jack Paar
National Broadcasting Co
Paar
NBC
Aumouricement
Jack Paat
Radioactive iodine found in Texas foods and milk
Fallout from nuclear tests introduced radioactive iodine into Texas foods and milk as well as the eastern U S. The Austin health station reported a 50 micromicrocuries per liter reading for tidine 131 on Sept 30 and Oct 3, though officials say levels are below other regions and pose no health risk.
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Texas
State Health Department
Austin Department of Health
J. E. Peavy
State Commissioner of Health
Public Health Service
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Atlanta
Tampa
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Austin Station
United States
Broadcasters Told To Regulate Yourselves
In Dallas FCC member Robert Bartley urged American broadcasters to regulate themselves or face government action, saying the agency will show strength when needed. He spoke at the Texas Association of Broadcasters meeting amid fallout from quiz show scandals and payola. KWED Seguin received the Pitluk trophy for outstanding community service.
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Dallas
Federal Communications Commission
Robert T. Bartley
FCC
Bartley
Texas Association of Broadcasters
Congress
Pitluk
KWED
Seguin
U S Builds Probes to Hunt Life on Other Planets
An AP report states the United States is developing unmanned devices to detect life on other planets. Planned uses include Mars and Venus landers and future space probes. The project is tied to Space Program officials and research from Stentor University and Scotot Medicina.
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United States
Mars
Venus
James Webb
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Tak
Stentor University
Scot Ot Medicina
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