Shanghai Bowl Prize of U.S. Infantry Regiment
CAMP CASEY Korea AP The U8. List Infantry known as the Foreign Legion rallies around the Shanghai Bowl a glass case keeps the trophy from 1932 when American Marines and the 31st Infantry reinforced Shanghai amid heavy fighting. Officers and men gathered 1500 Chinese dollars to craft the bowl and cups. Sgt Maj Douglas Madison of Alexandria Minn guardian of the bowl, fought with the 7th Infantry Division in World War II.
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Col Sanders vows not to get rusty in life this time
Hal Boyles surveys Col Harland Sanders founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, who after near bankruptcy built a multimillion dollar empire. He insists on daily work, notes he earns 40,000 a year plus expenses as goodwill ambassador, and recounts rising from poverty to success at 65. He sold the recipe for 2 million, then Canadian rights for 2 million, giving proceeds to charity.
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Churches Switch Summer Services For Weeknight Worship
Summer schedules shift many congregations to Thursday services to boost attendance. Four Minnesota and Wisconsin churches join Beachside and Village churches in bold outreach strategies including open dialogues, concerts, and drama to lure apartment dwellers and vacationers.
Gas Thief Takes Tank During Officer’s Absence
Opportunist in Dallas, Texas, seized the window of opportunity while Patrolman G B Lemons was away with a prisoner in another vehicle. The thief drained more than 10 gallons of gasoline from the patrol car’s tank. Strong local action and ongoing investigation followed.
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Religious Life Undergoes Change In Latin America
AP report notes Latin America sees a new, more vigorous Christian life amid Pope Paul VI’s visit. Clergy push for human betterment, led by figures like Archbishop Helder Camara, while conflicting with regimes. Protestant growth rises to about one third of Christians. Catholic heritage remains dominant amid social upheaval.
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New York
Paul VI
Helder Pessoa Camara
Olinda
Recife
Brazil
Colombia
Camilo Torres
Mnainline
Armed Robber Hits Department Store in San Luis Obispo
An armed man with an accomplice outside forced three male clerks into the J C Penney store office in San Luis Obispo before closing and fled with an undetermined amount of money. Assistant manager Tom Savage initially refused to open the safe, then complied after the gunman warned him.
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J. C. Penney Co
Tom Savage
Your iToroscope Saturday guidance from a scattered chart
A fragmented horoscope blends zodiac signs with weekend advice and personal focus. It highlights Taurus romance, Gemini home projects, Virgo and Capricorn planning, Cancer community engagement, Leo intuition, and Pisces cooperation, urging steady effort and inner insight.
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