Pakistan says Indian troops move up to frontier
Pakistan accuses India of massing six divisions near East Pakistan frontier in a direct threat to security. Yahya Khan rejects foreign interference, cites evacuations of foreign nationals, and says East Pakistan is under control as federal troops face Indian volunteers in pockets.
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NEW Dell
UPL
Agha
Mohammed Yahya Khan
India
Yahya
Radio
Irlian
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Nikolai V. Padgorny
AL Tales
West Pakistan
Karachi
America Combas
Hydix
Podgorny
Jife
Est Pakistan
Awami League
League
Leigh Couple Feted With Housewarming At Farm South Of Leigh
Leigh Mr and Mrs Donald Betseh were surprised with a housewarming on their farm near Leigh hosted by the Jelly Wilsonettes. Entertainment included card games with Aly and Mrs George Deichmann scoring high. Attending were relatives and neighbors including Mrs Lawrence Franzen and many Jolly Wilsonettes members. A belated party honored Mrs Oliver Johnson Sr at her home.
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Leigh
Donald Betseh
Oliver Johnson Sr
James Hanel Jr
Edward Loseke
Mres. Ridolph Hebza Sr
Joe J. Melacek
William Ahrens
Merlin Phillips
Arthur Hespe
Otto Wanyana
Edward Laseke
James Hanel
Peak Charipar
Appointment of Acting State Veterinarian and Inspector Named
Lincoln Nebraska Dr Hember acting state veterinarian announced by state agriculture director Glenn Kreusher. Hember, assistant state veterinarian for three years, succeeds Dr Flora who resigned. Kreusher also named Dr Bu Swope veterinarian in charge of state meat inspection. Hember practiced veterinary medicine at Grand Island from 1950 to 1966 before joining the State Bureau of Animal Husbandry.
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Lincoln
UPD
Glenn Kreuscher
Ivan Hember
Tember
H. Flora
Kreusehér
Swope
Momber
Grand Island
State Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Fourth graders study bacteria from everyday objects
Kathryn DeLarme's science project lets 19 students collect sites harboring bacteria from sources like hair and a drinking fountain. They cultured samples in sterilized dishes, then observed growing colonies with a microscope, hoping to boost hand washing and cautious chewing habits.
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Alice ,Graus
Kathy Olsvfko
Lynne Hudson
Danny Shemek
Patrick Chestnut
Terri Gaver
Janice Rich
Kathryn DeLarme
Telegram
Kathryn
Stravinsky Dies Leaving Modern Music Mark
Igor Stravinsky, renowned Russian born composer and key figure in modern classical music, died in New York after a years long illness. He faced heart and circulatory issues and had recently left Lenox Hill Hospital. Born June 17, 1882 in Saint Petersburg, he studied with Rimsky Korsakov and rose to fame with The Firebird Petrouchka and The Rite of Spring, shaping neoclassical style. He lived in the United States since 1939 and became a citizen in 1946.
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Stravinsky
Lenox Vill Hospital
Lenox Hill
Miami
Beverly Lills
Seattle
Honolulu
SS Petersburg
Leningrad
Imperial Opera
University of St. Petersburg
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Rimsky-Korsakov
Mer
Sergei Diaghilev
Paris
Petrouchka
Russia
United States
Starvard
Hughes to Get Golden Plate Award
Concordville report says Sen Narvid J Hughes Brown will receive the Golden Plate Award from the America Academy of Achievement for pioneering leadership and public service. The honor recognizes leaders across sciences, arts and industry and will be presented during the tenth annual Salute to Excellence Weekend in Philadelphia June 24 to 26.
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Concordvine
America Academy of Achievement
Narvid J. Hughes, Brown
Green Finds
Academy
Philadelp
Police uncover stuffed crocodile on Danish beach
ROSKILDE Denmark police investigated a crocodile sighting on the beach after an April Fools memory. They found a nine foot stuffed crocodile at the water edge, wrestled to place it in custody before learning it was a dummy and now stored in the last property office.
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Roskilde
Denmark
Uht
Administration asks Congress to kill corn-support minimum
Washington officials urged Congress to drop a bill that would keep a 3 percent floor on corn support payments and repeal a provision allowing cuts below 33 cents if farm retirements fall short. An Agriculture Department official criticized the measure as contrary to the program’s philosophy, testifying before a House subcommittee amid debate over delaying advance payments.
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UPI
Congress
Glenn A. Weir
Agriculture Department
Wiley Mayne
Iowa
House Livestock and Grains
Weir
Nak
Thomas F. Foley
Dwash
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