Dixie Belle Crowned Maid Of Cotton
Georgia Kay Pearce of Gastonia North Carolina was named 1967 Maid of Cotton at Memphis with green eyes and a poised charm. She will tour the world promoting the cotton industry while competing with 19 other finalists in an invitation only program at City Auditorium.
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Senate Group Probes Pilot Shortages Amid Vietnam War Fray
Washington AP says a Senate Preparedness subcommittee led by Sen. John C. Stennis will hold a detailed hearing next year on pilot shortages in the armed services. Officials say about 200 planes were shot down in North Vietnam through Dec 14 and more than 150 pilots were lost in 1965. The Navy has expanded training facilities and the services consider longer or additional tours, or reserves, to cope with shortages.
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Americans Begin Exit From Cuba
Merida Mexico AP reports Fidel Castro took over Cuba and relations soured as 1,820 relatives sought to emigrate to the United States. The first group of 84 aboard a chartered American plane arrived Merida after lengthy negotiations but Cuba vetoed earlier efforts. Additional flights were expected from Havana with help from Mexican authorities and the U.S. ambassador in Havana.
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Kennedy and Khrushchev urged restraint says Jackie
Jackie Kennedy said JFK and Khrushchev opposed war and that the world would not be blown up. She expressed belief that Johnson would carry on her husband’s policy of control and restraint, in remarks connected to a Look magazine serialization and William Manchester’s book.
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Famed neurologist Lord Brain dies at 71 in London
Walter Russell Brain, a renowned British neurologist and former president of the Royal College of Physicians, died in London at age 71. He served in World War I, advised figures including Sir Winston Churchill, and left a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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