Retiree City Boom Spurs Sun City California Growth
Former residents recount Sun City California’s rapid expansion as more than 1 800 retirees live there now with 5 000 projected by year end. The community offers a 700 seat Town Hall craft shops golf course lawn bowling and a motor hotel for visitors.
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Menifee Valley
Riverside
U. S. Highway 395
Brooks
California
Reat
Sun City
Ariz
Phoenix
Kern City
Calif
Bakersified
Tampa
Kings Inn
Mrs. Brooks
Wallace urges Alabama to stay away from University of Alabama
Governor George Wallace urged Alabamians to avoid the University of Alabama during a showdown with the federal government. He warned against violence, vowed to block integration, and said his action tests federal authority while calling for calm and restraint. He planned to leave for Tuscaloosa at 1 p.m. CST and stay overnight.
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Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Kenneday
Apartment plan costs and cooperative options listed
The notice cites price ranges from 11,950 to 17,650 and notes cooperative plan apartments are also available for consideration.
Rail Strike Talks Continue Amid Uncertain Prospects
The stalled rail labor dispute stretches into its third year as talks drift with mixed signals. Officials warn a strike could severely harm the economy, while a presidential board urges a referee to settle outstanding issues.
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U.S
Guards to Tuscaloosa to keep order at university visit
A public statement said National Guard troops would be dispatched to Tuscaloosa solely to preserve order and would not be used to block the Negroes' entrance to the University.
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Tuscaloosa
Marines Training and Deployments From Camp Schwab and Pendleton
Marine Private First Class Marvin L Norrell of Childress Texas serves with the Seventh Fleet landing team undergoing extensive training aboard amphibious ships in the Far East. Francis H Webb a hospital corpsman third class of Childress is with the First Hospital Company First Medical Battalion Camp Pendleton providing casualty care and evacuation as part of the First Marine Division training program.
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Camp Schwab
FHTNC
Marvin L. Norrell
A. M. Norrell
Route 2, Childress
Marine Corps Battalion
U. S
Third. Marine Division
Okinawa
Schwab
Philippines
Hong Kong
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Francis H. Webb
Charles H. Webb
301 Avenue
J. 5E
Childress
First Arme Division
Camp Pendicon
First Division
Battalin
Marine Corps
Ful- Miedema
Alabama Puts National Guard on Standby for Integration Crisis
Police arrest 15 white men over the weekend and seize a small arsenal as Alabama moves to resist desegregation. Col. Al Lingo leads state and local police in a stern law and order push. More than 700 guardsmen are held in reserve with Maj. Gen. Alfred Harrison overseeing elite units trained at Fort Benning.
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CST
Wallace
Col
al Lingo
Department of Public Safety
Alabama National Guardsmen
Ft. Benning
Harrison
Alabama
Kennedy Addresses Mayors and Graduation Crowd on Peace
President Kennedy argues for security over arms race and peace where the weak are safe and the strong are just. He cites readiness to deter war while urging mayors to curb racial tensions during a stop in Honolulu and a return to Andrews Air Force Base.
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Kennedy
United States
Honolulu
Andrews Air Force Base
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Kermedy
University in turmoil over historic racial crisis
The university faced a tense turning point amid a major racial clash since the six year old case of a Black student named Au therine Lucy. She was expelled after alleging the university condoned violence.
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Dispatch
Autherine Lucy
Kennedy Urges Peaceful Action Amid Nuclear Test Talks
President Kennedy calls for peaceful and constructive action by Black citizens while warning of a moral and constitutional crisis as negotiations with the Soviet Union on a test ban proceed. He offers more talks at any level below the summit and says the United States will not conduct atmospheric tests without basis to believe the Russians are doing so.
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Congress
Presidential Railroad Commission
Kennedy
United States
Two Teens Die in Montana Crash. Two Injured
In Big Timber a three car wreck killed Teéddy Kophmann 16 of Mason Texas and Michael Kophmann 18 of Caspeil Texas. Also killed were two Montana residents with David William Kitchens 17 and Charles Kettner 16 injured. In Lubbock Texas Don Harrison 28 of Plainview was shot during a street altercation.
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Wig Timber
Mont
Upi
Teéeddy Kophmann
Mason
Tex
Michael Kophmann
Caspeil
Big Timber
David William Kitchens
Charles Kettner
Montana
Lubbock
Don Harrison
Plainview
Profumo Keeler Scandal Shakes UK Government
Ward cited in News of the World recalls an alleged pursuit by Profumo of a scantily clad Miss Keeler around a moonlit pool at Lord Astor's Cleveden estate. The affair prompted a political crisis as the prime minister returned from Scotland to consult with Deputy PM Butler and Chief Whip Redmayne on security implications and a full debate.
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Ward
News of the World
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Lord Astor
Cleveden
Macmillan
Scotland
R A. Butler
Martin Redmayne
Keelerdivanov Triangle
Police Question Woman in San Antonio Slaying
UPD questioned a San Antonio woman today in connection with the shooting death of Bobby Junior Miller 27 Sunday night. Miller was shot as he stood in front of a tavern.
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Kelling
San Antonio
UPD
Bobby Junior Miller
Miller
Manners by Mille A limp handshake dampens favorable reactions
A brief note on social etiquette suggests that a weak handshake fails to impress new acquaintances and can lessen the warmth of first impressions. It emphasizes a firm grip and confident introduction to improve perceptions in meetings.
Weather highs and lows from Ely Nevada to Presidio Texas
United Press International notes today’s low of 2 degrees at Ely Nevada and Sunday’s high of 17 degrees at Presidio Texas. The report reflects a cold spell across the Southwest with frigid daytime highs and subzero-like nights.
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United Press International
U. 5S
Weather Bureau
Ely
Nev
Presidio
Tex
Be Ka Nìco Ad Dated On Sun Times Truncated
A man died after being shot Friday night and dying Sunday in a San Antonio hospital. An unrelated Sun Times ad mentions a trombone player selling 28 sports jackets with uneven sleeves.
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KA Nico
Upti
Manuel i
San Antonio
LO Upi
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