Georgia congresswoman calls for US travel ban on Elizabeth Taylor
A Georgia congresswoman urged the attorney general to bar Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton from entering the United States citing harm to American prestige abroad. She argues affairs are common at home, but Taylor’s celebrity coverage inflames overseas attitudes and suggests the public should stop adoring the actress.
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Georgia
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
United States
Hollywood
Miss Taylor
U.S
Public water and sewer planning to curb pollution
Concerned citizens are urged to plan public water supply systems alongside sewer lines to protect water resources. Overburdened wastewater facilities and septic leakage threaten groundwater. developers and homeowners often delay sewer and water work, risking polluted supplies. Public awareness is needed to prevent further water deterioration.
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National Water Institute
Distaff Side and Small Town Bits Parade
Local quips and brief items from Estes Park and Sublette include a joke about millers not biting, a warning that cotton candy won’t be sold this summer, a junior class shaving demo, a girl’s rain prayer, a busy teacher’s day with two teeth pulled, the Baltimore Stripper scandal hint, Sublette Rotary unable to schedule Womanless Wedding rehearsals, and a Seven Ages of Women quip about income in the fifties.
Starvation in China report draws Hong Kong refugee crisis
Drew Pearson cites CIA sourced cables from Red China detailing hunger and theft sprees as millions seek food and freedom. Refugees blocked by British barbed wire and bayonets. suicide, famine, and market raids described from Foochow Swatow and Chao A. to Feng Huang Commune. David Lee urges U.S. aid while Tsiang suggests surplus food drops to refugees and hinterlands.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Red China
Hong Kong
China
Berlin
CIA
David Lee
Washington, D.C
State Department
Lee
USA
T. F. Tsiang
Tenor Enzo Stuarts Seizes Overnight Break in New York
Enzo Stuarts a New Jersey born tenor becomes an instant hit after filling in at a New York hotel when a headliner fell ill. He stays five weeks, raises mortgage security, and sends his mother to Italy. From Italian baker to performer, he credits faith and hard work.
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New York
Enzo Stuarts
New Jersey
Stuarts
Enzo
Italy
National Parachute Jumps Set for Olathe
The Olathe City Airport will host the National Parachute Jumping Championships May 26 June 3 with entries from over 30 states and all military branches. National winners will qualify for the international championships later this summer at Orange Massachusetts.
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Olathe, Kan
Olathe City
Orange
Mass
Final Phase of Titan Base Underway Near Wichita
The final construction phase for 2 Titan II missile launching complexes near Wichita began with Brig. Gen. Murray A. Bywater handing a wrench to King Tibbetts of Martin Denver Co. The project, totaling about 74.7 million in preliminary work, aims for a 1963 completion with the first missile in place late this year. Titan II, with a 10 megaton warhead and 12 000 mile range, will be built across 18 underground sites 20 to 60 miles from Wichita. Similar complexes are planned in Little Rock and Tucson.
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Wichita
Murray A. Bywater
King Tibbetts
Bywater
Air Force
42Nd
Strategic Aerospace Division
McConnell Air Force Base
Tibbetts
Martin-Denver Co
Rago
Defense Department
Martin K. Eby Construction Co
San Dore Presensiie Co
McPherson
Little Rock
Ark
Tucson
Ariz
Kansas
Salina
Topeka
Minute Man
Missouri
John H. Glenn Jr Named Father of the Year
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., first American to orbit Earth, was honored as the nation’s Father of the Year by the National Father’s Day Committee. He and his wife Anna Margaret have two children, John David, 14, and Carolyn Ann, 12.
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Azores
Enzo
New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Anna Margaret
John David
Carolyn Ann
Rampart Becomes First Mare To Win Gulfstream Park Handicap
Rampart owned by Mrs. H. K. Haggerty became the first and only mare to win the Gulfstream Park Handicap, triumphing in 1948 over Armed and Incline.
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Rampart
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Mrs. Lee) Conley
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