Nuggets sail for Far East as power tanker program starts
AP dispatches from Seattle report the French Creek first of 11 reactived tankers to serve as port power plants in South Vietnam will sail Sunday for the Far East. In Atlanta Shriver urges college students to join Peace Corps or anti poverty effort at Morehouse College. Spokane widow Mrs. Columbia W. Steltz leaves 173311 estate to kennel dogs with trust to 20 years then distributions to church hospital and others. Braulio Baeza and Jim Nichols are the only jockeys to ride Graustark in a race.
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Far East
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace Corps
War Against
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Morehouse College
Job Corps
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Columbia W. Steltz
Braulio Baeza
Jim Nichols
Graustark
Burglary Suspect Freed by Jury
Walter S. Randall 34 of El Dorado Kansas was acquitted of second degree burglary after jurors heard he was shot in the cheek while attempting to pull two men from a Wichita cafe window. Cafe owner Floyd D. Stewart said he fired when he saw two hands reach through the window. Randall lacks a finger on his right hand.
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Walter S. Randall
el Dorado
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Randall
Floyd D. Stewart
Paddling Costs Judge Rules For Grandview High Teacher
A Jackson County jury awarded $25 000 to Grandview High School chorus teacher Bill D Grace after he paddled 16 year old Johnny Weaver on November 15 1961 The verdict follows a 45 minute deliberation Weaver sought 5 000 in actual damages and 10 000 in punitive damages The suit also named principal James Chrisman but that claim was dismissed Grace defended paddling as a school tradition used after warnings failed to produce results The case reflects 1960s school discipline practices in the Kansas City suburb
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Jackson County
Bill D. Grace
Grandview High School
Johnny Weaver
Grandview
Weaver
Merriam, Kan
Grace
James Chrisman
Tom J. Stubs
Oil millionaire Gulbenkian hosts lavish 70th birthday party
Nubar Gulbenkian celebrated turning 70 in London with 400 guests. Highlights included a hunting horn, a pipes and drum band, Istanbul belly dancers, 100 pounds of Moscow caviar, Havana cigars, 800 orchids, and abundant champagne. Princess Margaret also had fingerprints taken at a new Hampshire police HQ. In Portland, Marine Lance Cpl Gary Ranger surprised his mother on a homecoming funded by a Jane Russell charity event. King Constantine of Greece marked his 26th birthday in Athens.
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Gary Ranger
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Portland
Viet Nam
Jane Russell
Gary
Signed report: paddle details used on disciplined pupils
The witness described a wood paddle about 20 inches long and four inches wide used on the pocket area of disciplined students. He testified that many pupils signed the paddle after being swatted during the incident.
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