Paris Hobos Face Eviction From Bridges And Streets
The 6000 clochards of Paris face removal as police crack down under bridges along the Seine. Once living near Les Halles and Maubeuge, they risk hospital or reform homes as authorities consider using unused land to form a modern Cour des Miracles where the poor gather.
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NEA
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Prefecture of
Police
Pont Des Arts
Pont Neuf
Pont de la Cite
Maubeuge
Les Halles
Freedom
Victor Hugo
Paducah News Highlights Local Family Reunions and Health Updates
Ora Lee Frazier reports a family reunion at the Veterans Memorial Building for Charlie and Tom Ellis the last of 12 children. Paducah residents note community visits, church open homes for Continental Singers concert, and multiple health updates including Sharron Nelson and Wanda Reynolds recovery Progress on dog and livestock control by City Manager Clyde Smith.
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Arlington
Sam Brooks
Fort Worth
Ray Meadors
Lendon Meadors
Bobby Meadors
Frank C. Fry
Jimmie
Honey Grove
Helen Fry
Lubbock
Shirley Alexander
Clay and Lee
Dumas
Santa Anna
Calif
E. I. Nash Jr
Belinda
Gaylen
Odessa
Jim Blount
Donald Blount
Paul Laminack
Jackie
Donnie
Paducah
Burgess
Paducah Post
Paducah Boys Club
Charlie Hart
Susie Canon
Lezlea McClendon
Sally Nelson
Candy Russell
Connie Canon
Shari Woodley
Carolanne Marrs
Janabeth Sweeney
Cora Thompson
Mas
James R. Hopkins
Jamie
Keith
Mas. Hopkins
Vietnam
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Ben Hopkins
Lemon Grove
David White
Oklahoma City
Norman Crisp
Jan
Mike
Marshalls
Darren Taylor
Mickey Taylor
Plainview
Bill Jones
A. B. Irons
John E. Polk
Hampton, Va
Polk
Travis Irons
Capt. Polk
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
W. T. Goodgame
Irving
Patricia Guinn
Lovington
N.M
Wanda Reynolds
Theo Reynolds
Lubbock Methodist Hospital
Sharron Nelson
Miss Reynolds
Miss Nelson
Troy Nelson
Nelson
Tom P. Hobson
Anna Margaret
Betsy
Ben
Susan
Sierra Vista
Ariz
B. F. Hobsons
Gregg
Shauna Shaver
Ginger Shaver
Willard Shavers
Sidney Shaver
Ginger
Kenneth Shaver
Sally Lockwood
Phoenix
R. L. Lockwood
Charles
Tommy
J. D. Cartwright
J. A. Cooper
Matador
Jerry
Beli Phelps
Pat Phelps
Wichita Falls
S. E. Boothe
Grover Ray Wilson Jr
Delwin Shaver Home
John
Harve Shaver
Suzanne
Bobby Shaver
Scott
D. R. Jones
John Branton
Clyde C. Smith
W. E. McClendon
Laverne Chaney
Gyn McClendon
Dallas
J. T. Puckett
Tyler
Raymond
Laverne
Terry
Randy Love
Cee Wee
Cliff Thacker
Donald Love
Bethania Hospital
Thacker
John Davis
Ted
Randy
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Buster” Davis
Apepollo Astronauts To Travel in Comfort
Houston reports Apollo 11 designers add beds for the moon mission July 16. The sleep restraint beds move to the left of the command module and insulation changes address snow. Water bag redesign and new nozzle aim to solve gas bubbles in the supply.
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API
Ray Larsen
Rockwell
Downey
Calif
Larson
Cobetto Ordered to Fence Buffalo Enclosures
Hillsboro Illinois. John Cobetto’s buffalo, descendants of prairie herds, must be fenced in after Elbert Green sued over trampling a soybean field. Associate Circuit Judge William A. Gines Jr. ordered an adequate fence to keep the herd from neighboring lands. Leaf lard is lard from pig kidneys.
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UPI
John Cobetto
Cobetto
Elbert
Bill” Green
Hillsboro Township
William A. Gines Jr
Green
Little Old Lady Foils Bank Robbers in Los Angeles
Three bandits robed Crocker Citizens National Bank of 5000 dollars in a bold heist. Two used pistols and a shotgun as customers and staff were forced to the floor. An elderly woman clung to 25 dollars, pulling back as the robbers ripped the bills apart and fled with an accomplice driving away.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Weekend Visitors Share Dinners and Visits Across Northfield
Northfield residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Notable gatherings included Mrs. A L Thomas hosting guests from Odessa, the Richardson reunion in Chil dress, and visits to the Bell, Hays, Landrum, and Cook households. Attendance included ministers from Abilene and extended family from Amarillo, Las Cruces, and Chicago with long travels and a 23 year reunion between Eng land and Dobbins kin.
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Matador
D. H. Bakers
A. B. Simpson
Amarillo
Leo Sims
Melody
Glen Reynolds
Abilene
Church of Christ
E. M. Timmons
Timmons
N. L. Cook
Petery Timmons
Reece Timmons
Aaron
Bryan
Odell Dobbins
Jim Dobbins
Doris Talley
South Hampton
England
Tally
Chicago
Ill
Dallas
Midland
Bessie Thomas
Clyde Kincannon
Dollie Tate
Childress
Danny Greary
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Bertie Simpson
W. J. Boykin
Bradley Ranch
King Has San II of Morocco Arrives in Madrid for Private Visit
King Has san II of Morocco arrived in Madrid on a private visit Saturday. The trip was described by officials as informal and for personal discussions with Spanish counterparts.
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Madrid
UPI
Hassan II of
Morocco
Disney leadership sustains empire after Walt’s death
A group led by Roy Disney and executives Carol Walker Dick Irvine Don Tatum Bill Walsh and Ron Miller directs Disney properties including films television Disneyland and Disney World. They approve the 53rd major attraction the haunted mansion set to open this summer at a cost of 612 million while Disney World develops with initial components opening in under two years. The team plans Disney arena shows and a Disney on Parade road tour with NBC.
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UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Walt Disney
Disney Enterprises
Walt
Disney
Disney Movies
Disneyland
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Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Carol Walker
NBC
Chicago
Walker
Irvine
Miller
Walsh
Mickey
Truth in Lending Law to Change Credit Billing Practices
Washington reports the Truth in Lending law effective Tuesday requires creditors to disclose the true cost of credit. Consumers see impact on revolving charges and mortgage disclosures, with three-day cancellation rights after contract signing and wide coverage for personal, family, and agricultural credit up to 25 000.
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Washington
Congress
Massachusetts
Federal Reserve
Hong Kong
Press Gallery Reserved for Congress Coverage
A special area in the galleries is set aside for newspaper men covering congressional proceedings, designated as the press gallery to facilitate reporting.
Antarctica Sighting by Palmer Fans Early Discovery Record
The 1820 sighting of the Antarctic peninsula by Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer and six crew aboard the Hero marks an early claim to discovery. Palmer, based in Stonington Connecticut, led the expedition that reached Palmer Land later named for him.
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Nathaniel B. Palmer
Palmerland
Antarctica
Palmer
Hero
Stonington
Conn
Princess Anne Attends Paris Ball for Soames Daughters
Princess Anne arrived in Paris by plane on Saturday to attend a ball hosted by Christopher Soames the British ambassador to France in honor of his two daughters.
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Paris
UPI
Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Christopher Soames
France
Dog Honored By Hospital At Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore dedicated a portrait and a room plaque honoring Anna the hospital dog for helping in pioneering congenital heart defect research. Anna was the patient of the first successful Blue Baby operation in 1943 and remained at the surgical research labs until her death in 1957.
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Baltimore
UPI
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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