Shrine Horse Show Begins This Weekend with 300 Plus Entries
El Kahir Shriners prepare Hawkeye Downs for the 14th Shrine Horse Show Friday through Sunday. Entries surpassed 300 as schedules and entertainment by Shrine units officials plan a busy three day event with performances, parties, and free popcorn for youngsters.
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el Kabir Shriners
Hawkeye Downs
Shrine
Shriners
R. F. Brisbin
Shriner
el Kahir
Shrine Band
Shrine Patrol
Sheiks
Elaine Kramer
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Miss Kramer
Royal
C.R
Kansas City
Justice Goldberg Urges Ordered Student Involvement
Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg told Villanova University's graduating class that student concern about national problems is welcome but must be orderly and not emotional to be effective. He spoke at the Villanova ceremony in Villanova, Pennsylvania.
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Villanova
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Villanova University
Oldest Merchant Ship Wreck Found Near Stockholm
Skindivers in the Stockholm archipelago locate a wreck likely from the late 17th century, possibly the oldest merchant ship. Stockholm also notes the 17th century warship Vasa as the world’s oldest naval reclamation.
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Stockholm
Chou En Lai Seeks African Revolution Ties in Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam Chou En-lai advocates revolution in Africa during a state visit. The city hosts liberation leaders as arms, training camps, and Chinese Soviet arms shipments bolster movements against colonial regimes. Kenya resists upheaval while Tanzania strengthens gains with the United States amid Cold War pressures.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Chou En-lai
China
Africa
Liberation
Mozambique
Angola
Rhodesia
South Africa
Chou
Mogadishu
Kenya
Red China
Eisenhower Urges Higher Pay for Armed Forces
General Dwight Eisenhower spoke at West Point during ground breaking for an expanded U S military academy. He urged Congress to raise armed forces pay, saying nothing would better morale and safety, as the academy opened its $110 million building program.
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West Point
N. Y
Dwight Eisenhower
U. S
Congress
Johnson vetoes flood relief bill over language
President Johnson vetoed a Pacific Northwest flood relief bill citing wording that implied improper encroachment on executive powers. Western senators quickly introduced a revised bill without the disputed language, which Johnson said he would sign.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Pacific Northwest
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Brisbin
Shrine Wrecking Crew
Embassy Club
Shrine Head
Fifth Street
Midwest
By Lynn Heinzerling
Jomo Kenyatta
East Africa
Kenyatta
Julius K. Nyerere
Russia
Tru See
Ian Ce Ee
First Avenue
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