Still Can’t Enforce Peace War Raging As Delegates Argue
A scrambled opinion piece notes the UN struggles to enforce peace as Cold War frictions persist. It recalls Korea and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, arguing the UN needs clear authority to act and a defined role in a global police framework.
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Lyndon Johnson Day Observed in Brownwood
Brownwood Texas plans Lyndon B. Johnson Day with a free barbecue for thousands. Stores and schools will close. A DME parade will precede Johnson’s 11:20 am speech at Coggin Park. Fifteen Texas radio stations will carry the address.
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Baytown Kiwanis Organize Cleveland Club Tonight
Baytown Kiwanis delegation led by Brege Callaway heads to Cleveland to organize a new Kiwanians club. Callaway, former Division 3 lieutenant governor, said 38 members have signed on, with Liberty and Baytown Kiwanians jointly sponsoring. Jeese Kirkpatrick and others accompany to Conroe. Baytown Kiwanis have organized two prior clubs.
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Thief Busy As Bishop Preaches On Stealing
SAN ANTONIO Bishop Elizar Guerra of the Mexican Methodist Church visited San Antonio to preach at the Mexican Church. After his sermon, his car window was broken and religious cloth valued at 159 dollars vanished. The sermon topic echoed Thou Shalt Not Steal.
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Blind Pianist Nanette Tyson Eyes Light From Video Contest
New York stories recount 21 year old blind pianist Nanette Tyson arriving for a corneal operation after winning an airplane trip on a Texas TV program Texans Have Talent. She reads music in braille and travels with her mother and a guide dog Hope.
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Killer Cook Awaits Second Murder Trial
EL CENTRO California Billy Cook convicted of five murders has returned to Alcatraz and faces a sixth murder trial in California. He is to be tried November 19 for the slaying of Seattle salesman Robert Dewey during an escape that followed the Mosser family killings in the desert region near Ward Mexico.
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Fish Hear Water Currents Like Sound with Limits
Scientists note fish detect water rushes as sounds to a limited extent. The finding highlights how aquatic creatures perceive fluid motion and may affect understanding of navigation and communication in streams and oceans.
Drunks Lose Chance For Farm Vacation in Chicago
Drunks picked up along Chicago Ski Row must sober up in the lockup and forgo a 100 day prison farm stay. Authorities say the farm is overloaded as Drunken arrests rise after Police Commissioner O Connor proposed the plan to clean up the hangout. Also noted is beddock as a major item for New England fishermen, tallying over 140 million pounds and a 4.6 million dollar income.
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