OAS sanctions Cuba and Castro blasts the move
The OAS approves a diplomatic break and trade embargo against Cuba with a plan for possible armed actions. Castro calls the sanctions impudent and unjust. Reactions from U S officials Cuban exile leaders and Soviet media are mixed. The vote was 15 to 4 with Mexico Chile Bolivia and Uruguay voting no.
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Measures for stepping up war effort near ready
Washington reports near ready new U S Viet Nam war measures not expanding into North Viet Nam. Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh expected to announce next week. Possible steps include more U S planes expanded training and more advisory forces.
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Brain Surgery For Wasserman In Kansas City
Mike Wasserman 22, a city recreation director, underwent a second brain operation Sunday night after a racial fight at Lykins park. Doctors report extensive brain damage and his condition is critical. Howard Whitmill 17 faces assault with intent to kill charges. Joseph Witherow 22, another recreation director, suffered a broken nose and arm wound as a group of youths attacked during a track meet.
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Heryford To Retire From Texaco Pipeline After 21 Years
Willie S Heryford 1612 Central will retire from Texaco Cities Service Pipe Line Co maintenance department effective August 1 after 21 years of service. He joined in 1942 in Sheldon Missouri as a laborer and worked at pump stations and maintenance crews in Illinois Missouri and since 1952 in Chanute. Married with three children George Heryford Wilda Turner and Patricia Schnedler.
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Truman Hints At Long Life With Legion Friends
Kansas City AP reports former president Harry S. Truman told American Legion members he expects to live well beyond 90. He joked I’m only 80 and count every year as he spoke at the region state convention closing session. In Bonn, Alexi Adzhubei meets West German leaders for talks with Chancellor Erhard.
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Thant Prays at Shwe Dagon Shrine in Burma Visit
Secretary General U Thant kneels in prayer at the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Rangoon during a Burma tour. He wears a bright green silk robe and is accompanied by his mother and family. He also visited the grave of his son Timmy on Sunday.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Prince Charles in Aberdeen
Queen Elizabeth II traveled to Aberdeen Scotland to see her 15 year old son Prince Charles who is recovering in a nursing home from pneumonia after falling ill during a camping trip last week.
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NYC Office Boom Surpasses Three Major Cities Combined
Since World War II New York City has added as much new office space as Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco together. In 1963 alone 9 080 buildings were completed costing 900 million dollars.
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Crash Kills Pro Gridsters
RENSELAER Ind AP The sports world was stunned by an auto crash that killed Chicago Bears star half back Willie Galimore and teammate John Farrington. Galimore, a seven year veteran from Florida A&M, and Farrington, a 6 foot 3 inch 217 pound end, died when Galimore lost control on a rural road while returning to St Joseph College quarters after a players meeting. Both had trained with the Bears for the College All Star game on Aug 7.
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Death of Wilburt Schardt Dodgers pitcher 1911 12
Vermilion Ohio AP reports Wilburt Schardt former Dodgers pitcher in 1911 and 1912 died aged 78 from a heart attack on Sunday. Schardt had a brief major league career and is remembered for his time with Brooklyn.
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Eucalyptus Seeds Boost Growth to 25 Feet in a Year
Some species of eucalyptus trees can shoot from seed to about 25 feet in a single year. This rapid early growth highlights their vigor and potential for fast timber or reforestation projects. Observers note variability by species and growing conditions.
Bus Crash Kills 19 in Epinal France Escape From Bridge
A bus carrying a French folk dancing troupe crashed through a bridge guard rail and dropped 30 feet onto a railway track in Epinal, killing 19 and injuring eight. The troupe had just participated in a European folklore festival at Senones and were returning home to the Perpignan region.
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Notice of Hearing in Anna Stewart Estate Case
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear a petition by Welton A Stewart heir for appointment of an administrator of Anna Stewart deceased on August 4 1964 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas. If defenses are not filed judgment may be entered. Albert a Gough probate judge seal Balch Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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