Naming Strippers in News Headlines Sparks Sociopolitical Puns
A Washington Star piece lampoons burlesque names derived from public figures amid the Profumo scandal and Middle East conflict. It imagines dancers adopting monikers like Sharmel Shake and Bare Ruth while commenting on cease-fire hopes and ongoing wars.
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Gaza Strip
Jericho
Jerri Coe
Beirut
Ruth
United Nations
Mandelbaum Kate
Suzy “Canal
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
Livestock and slaughter data show cattle steady early then cows weaker by day’s end. Steers 550-965 lb 24.00-26.50, heifers 22.50-27.20, cows 16.60-18.40, bulls 22.00-23.90. Hogs steady 200-255 lb at 21.00-22.00, sows up to 50 higher. Lambs 23.00 for 96 lb slaughter, feeder lambs 16.00-18.50 for 50-70 lb.
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Oathworth
UPI
USDA
U.S
Albuquerque Dodgers Threaten Suit Over League Actions
The Albuquerque Dodgers consider legal action for defamation after Texas League president Hugh Finnerty suspended manager Duke Snider three days and fined him $100 for an on field altercation with umpire Frank Walsh. Dodgers GM Pete Bavasi alleges bias and questions authority of Bavasi’s rival Finnerty. Snider says Walsh shoved him and spit, while Finnerty defends the conduct and fines.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Finnerty
Walsh
Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Duke Snider
Frank Walsh
Snider
Texas League
Backlog of Reservists Cut Sharply in Six Months
The Army reports civilian reservists awaiting active duty training dropped from 133000 to 5300 in the first half of the year. Draft calls have stayed low since January to reserve training space for Reservists and National Guard under the six month program. Reservists and guardsmen had been excluded from camps earlier due to the Vietnam buildup.
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Washington
UPI
Army
National Guard
Vietnam
Full Report to be Made on Attack
The Defense Department aims to publish a full report this week on the Israeli air and torpedo boat attack that killed 34 crewmen aboard the U S communications ship Liberty on June 8. Officials seek to quell rumors about the ship’s presence and the attack while Arab presses push claims the Liberty helped Israel. Israel apologized saying it was a mistake and Washington accepted the apology. officials privately call it a tragic wartime error.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S
Liberty
Pentagon
Israel
United States
Killers of Two Officers Sought in California
FBI agents scour land and air for killer or killers of border patrolmen Theodore Newton Jr. and George Azrac found shot and handcuffed to a stove in a Bailey Rachin cabin near Anza California, after they failed to report at a checkpoint on California 79 west of Warner Springs.
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Calif
UPI
FBI
U.S
Theodore Newton Jr
George Azrac
Fallbrook
Bailey
Riverside County
Hemet
Border Patrol
California 79
Warner Springs
Fletcher Family Weekend Visit At Lake Texoma
Visit by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brent Fletcher and children Brent Brenda and Julia to the Fletcher Lake Texoma home. They were weekend guests of Paul and Mrs Fletcher and their family.
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Paul Brent Fletcher
Brent
Brenda
Julia
Paul Fletcher
Fletcher
Lake Texoma
Fallout Shows Big Increase Over Japan After H-bomb
Japanese scientists report air radioactivity rising 50 to 100 times normal since China's hydrogen bomb test last Saturday. The government established 13 observation posts nationwide to monitor fallout though officials say levels do not yet threaten human health.
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UPI
Japan
China
Shizuoka
Kanagawa
Perfectures
Riots erupt as Carmichael rally sparks clashes in Atlanta
Hundreds of residents in Dixie Hills and nearby areas clashed with police after Stokely Carmichael urged forceful action. Rioters pelted officers with bricks and bottles while snipers fired. police, ordered not to kill, used riot guns in the air. Nine arrests and six injuries reported as windows broke and a Molotov cocktail burned harmlessly. Police say a Negro youth was shot by a Black policeman amid disputed accounts of the incident.
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Summerhill
Disability Pay Rules Relaxed for Social Security Benefits
Social Security no longer requires permanent disability for benefits. A disability lasting 12 months or more and severe enough to prevent any substantial gainful work qualifies. Five years of work in the last ten is usually needed, with rehab and job placement help offered. Contact local office for questions.
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Social Security
Gus Jones
Jones
Sherman Office Hours and Location for Claims
The Sherman office operates Monday through Friday from 8 30 a m to 4 43 p m and Thursday evenings until 7 45 p m. It is located at 315 West Mulberry. A representative is available in Bonham each Wednesday and Friday from 9 30 a m to 12 noon in the west wing of the county office building on East Sam Rayburn Drive.
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Sherman
West Mulberry
Bonham
Sam Rayburn Drive
Taft Named to Princeton Public Affairs Council
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio, Yale alumnus and Harvard law graduate, was named Sunday to a three year term on the advisory council of Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Yale
Harvard
Advisory Council
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
U.S. Officials Say Rusk to Attend part of U.N. Session
State Department spokesman says Secretary Dean Rusk will attend part of the special UN General Assembly session. Press officer Robert J. McCloskey notes the U.S. Embassy in Moscow issued visas to 66 Soviet delegation members for the assembly meeting.
Rioters Trial Set for July 26 at TSU Rioting
Dist. Judge Wendell A. Odom scheduled July 25 for trial of five Texas Southern University students on attempted murder charges from May 17 TSU rioting. Defendants include Tr azawell Franklin Jr. Floyd Nichols John Parker Charles Freeman and Douglas Wayne Waller. Waller and Freeman posted $10 000 bonds. Police officer Louis Kuba was fatally wounded. three others were hurt and about 500 arrested.
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Kuba
Tsu
Moonshiners Sentenced In Oklahoma to Dallas Run
Three Oklahoma men convicted of hauling moonshine whisky from Pickens Oklahoma to a Dallas area farm received prison terms from one to four years. John Lowell Hwnah was sentenced to four years, while John Jerald Hannah and Billy A Hardaway each drew one year. A jury convicted them last week, and attorney Joe Stamper said an appeal would be filed.
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APS
Pickens
Okla
U.S. Dist
Joe E. Estes
John Lowell Hwnah
John Jerald Hannah
Billy A. Hardaway
Joe Stamper
Antlers
Hannah
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