Abducted Girl Found Safe Near Danville
The 17 year old girl abducted Tuesday by an unknown man was found walking into a railroad yard south of Danville. She, unharmed, was taken to St Elizabeth hospital. A Danville resident suspect was questioned but details were not released. The girl’s parents were with her and she appeared in good spirits.
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St Elizabeth
Aoea
Danvlle
Vermilion County
John Cark
New Danville
Clark
Lonely Country
Denville
di Ie
Marilen Ames
Lee Pridemore
Desegregation Tensions in Public Schools and Suburban Pressure
The piece discusses federal desegregation orders, the distinction between de facto and de jure segregation, and the Johnson administration's push to address racial imbalance in schools. It notes housing patterns shaping all Negro school districts, potential suburban school integration, and federal funds as leverage in desegregation efforts.
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Itates
United State
Johnson
Space Man's Weather Satellite System Provides Early Forecasts
A space venture, under ten years old, yields practical tools for daily life. Satellites 750 miles above Earth enable precise forecasts and daily earth photography. Ground stations receive cloud images and data, feeding a weather network that helps meteorologists track fronts and predict storms days ahead.
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Space
White House noncommittal on Inland Steel price hike
Inland Steel Co raises sheet metal prices by 2 to 3 a ton drawing White House caution. Moyers says Council of Economic Advisers studying it while markets rise. Senators Clark and Gore call the move inflationary and urge decisive action.
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UPI
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Inland Steel Co
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Council of Economic Advisers
New York
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Whitman Case Notes Mention Deer Rifle Mass Shooting Thought
The Whitman case file describes a student as self centered yet eager to improve, with parental strain and recent failures fueling frustration. Authorities note a vivid reference to contemplating going to a tower with a deer rifle to shoot people.
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Whitman
Heatly
Sharp cheddar cheese ages longer for stronger flavor
The sharper cheddar costs slightly more per pound than mild because it is aged longer, allowing more flavor development.
Funeral Held In Paducah For Mr. Frazier
Funeral services for Hardin Patterson Frazier 78 retired farmer of Paducah were conducted at 10 a m today at First Baptist Church Paducah with Rev Robert Beck officiating Interment was in Garden of Memories Cemetery He died Monday night in Richard Memorial Hospital Survived by his wife Delia a daughter Mrs Gladys Moss of Paducah sisters Miss Pat Frazier Miss Ruth Frazier and Miss Gladys Frazier of Bynum brothers Hugh of Paducah and Claude of Bynum and three grandchildren
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Paducah
First Baptist Church of
Robert Beck
Garden of Memories
Frazier
Hill County
Cottle County
Richard Memorial Hospital
Delia
Gladys Moss
Pat Frazier
Ruth Frazier
Gladys Frazier
Bynum
Hugh
Claude
Hastings End Marks 1814 Killed in Marine Sweep
The ending of Operation Hastings was announced as the largest Marine sweep of the war. It covered a 300 square mile area of jungle Mountain terrain north of the 17th parallel near Nepe, with 880 confirmed Communist deaths and 934 probable kills for a total of 1814.
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17Th Parallel
Nepe
Chinese Joint Chief of Staff Gen Lo Jui Ching Fired Theories
Sinologists in Tokyo speculated Gen Lo Jui Ching has been removed from his post after he did not appear or speak at the Red Chinese army 39th anniversary in Peking. He spoke at last year’s event but has since not appeared or been mentioned in Chinese press since November.
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UPI
Lo Jui Ching
Peking
WISU football player dies in tank rigging accident
Richard Reneau 20 a West Texas State University gridder died when rigging failed while working on a tank near the Phillips refinery and NGL center He was Borger native and Phillips High School graduate Funeral set for First Church of Nazarene Borger Survivors include parents two brothers and grandmother
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West Texas State University
Canyon
Phillips Petroleum
NGL
First Church of Nazarene
Borger
Anos R. Meador
North Plains Hospital
WTSU
Phillips High School
Mr. O'Neil Dies In Wellington
Polly O'Neil 72 of Wellington is found dead at home from heart attack. WWI veteran and King Post of American Legion, he founded O. N Ranch in Collingsworth County and won 1964 Save the Soil and Save Texas contest. Survived by wife three sons brother sister eleven grandchildren two great. Arrangements with Kelso Funeral Home.
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Polly) O'Neil
Wellington
O. N Ranch
Collingsworth County
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Franktown
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Save
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Kelso Funeral Home
Eisenhower may return home from Walter Reed soon
Washington reports a Walter Reed spokesman said former President Dwight D. Eisenhower could go home in a day or two after admission for routine heart and arthritic exams on July 26. The note comes as the census bureau projects a nonwhite population rise to as high as 38 million between 1965 and 1985. In Athens, two Romanian orchestra cellists seek asylum, Crisan Octavian 28 and Constantin Popa 40, with the Interior Ministry reviewing the request.
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UPI
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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Interior Ministry
Cleaning guide for removing stains from furniture
To remove chocolate or other stains, wipe with a damp cloth and apply a small amount of furniture polish. Rub with the grain, use a soft cloth if gummy, scrape with a dull knife if needed, then buff to shine.
Man Killed In Plainview Fire At Hilton Hotel
Fire on the seventh floor of the eight story Hilton Hotel in Plainview killed a 47 year old man identified as John Thomas Thompson. Two policemen woke guests who fled in pajamas as flames poured from the room. Firefighters with breathing gear cleared the floors. damage estimate not yet available.
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John Thomas
Jake
Thompson
Charlie Jacobs
Jacobs
Drocee
Snyder
Freddie Lanford
Giant squid rarely seen alive by National Geographic Society
The giant squid whose arms exceed 35 feet in length is almost never observed alive. Occasional dead specimens wash ashore or are found in the stomachs of deep diving whales.
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United Press International
National Geographic Society
Wall Street Roundup Cites Demand, Supply Weakness
Edward A. Viner & Co. notes market failure to stay above mid May levels dampens hopes for a summer rally, suggesting weakness stems from lack of demand rather than excess supply. Tessel, Paturick & Ostran urges trimming weak positions for potential buying later this month. Bache & Co. cautions remains the keynote while watching longer term scenarios.
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UPI
Edward A. Viner & Co. Inc
Tessel, Paturick
Ostran Inc
Newlin Man Nathan W Altman Dies at 77
Nathan W. Altman of Newlin died at his home at 8 a.m. Tuesday after a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the Memphis Church of Christ with Pastor Tom Anderson and Robert Knight officiating. interment in Memphis Cemetery. Altman farmed 27 years in the Newlin community and was a Church of Christ member. He is survived by Paralee of the home, four sons, seven daughters, 30 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, three brothers, and two sisters.
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Newlin
Memphis Church of Christ
Tom Anderson
Robert Knight
Memphis
Spicer
Altman
Wall Street Chatter Inspires Unusual Flower Craft Tips
Unclear editorial note suggests using weeds dyed with food coloring to create decorative dried bouquets or centerpieces. The passage links such tips to Wall Street chatter, implying a quirky trend rather than a formal guide.
Violence erupts in Perth Amboy injuring 28 amid three-night unrest
In Perth Amboy New Jersey Tuesday night Puerto Ricans clashed with police injuring 28 including 15 officers and two antipoverty workers. Police arrested 38 people and cordoned a six block area as 60 helmeted officers patrolled Hall Avenue amid calls for accountability of Milton Zatinsky and actions by city officials.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
UPT
Milton Zatinsky
County Economic Opportunity Corps
Janes J. Flynn Jr
Zatinsky
Hall Avenue
Floods in Czechoslovakia Hit 148000 Acres, $35 Million Loss
Czech CTK news agency reports last week's floods in Czechoslovakia damaged 148000 acres and caused about 35 million dollars in damage. Four persons were killed.
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Czechoslovak
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