Italian gangland leader Giuliano killed in Sicily clash
In Sicily, a Carabinieri officer killed Giuliano at dawn in Castelvetrano after a long bandit chase. Pisciotta, once Giugliano’s ally, claims the killing followed a personal agreement with Seetha, while state authorities seek to restore order amid anti bandit efforts led from Rome.
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Defense Department Faces Civilian Staffing Explosion
Defense officials tally 1 224 000 civilians behind U S military forces and 200 000 more in production and procurement as Congress weighs how to trim civilian employment. Army Navy and Air Force roles, pay, and civilian support jobs are outlined amid push to contract services and reduce manpower across the defense establishment.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
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Defense
Congress
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Truman
Citizens' Committee
Hoover
Journeying Judge: Joronado Jailed for Neglect of Duty
On his return to Mexico, Joronado was jailed for general neglect of duty, a charge noted in the Encyclopedia Britannica. This brief record highlights the explorer's ensuing confinement after his American Southwest explorations.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Secret Camp Ritchie Project Near Washington Revealed
NEA reports Army engineers tunnel in Rock Mountain near the Maryland Pennsylvania line to create a standby Pentagon facility. Orders to Pentagon workers list secret assembly points for defense emergencies, with details tightly restricted amid heavy security and rumors.
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NEA Star
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Stayen Rock Mountain
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Aerse Department of Defense Reseaae
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Sisters' double birth ties two marriages in one hospital
Defiance Missouri reports the Jungermann sisters Alice and Edith both married brothers Raymond and Norbert Benne. The sisters each gave birth to baby boys Donald and Daniel within two hours at the same hospital near St. Charles.
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Alice
Edith
Raymond
Norbert Benne
Donald
Daniel
St. Charles
Diaper Service Ad Sparks Confusion in Newspaper Snippet
Readable fragments show an advertisement praising a no fol diaper product from Southern Diaper Service. The text mocks confusion over claims and asks readers to verify if the ad is genuine before acting.
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