Father John Bishop Sr. Near Eightieth Birthday Reflections
A portrait of John M. Bishop Sr. at 79 turning 80, his memories, routines, and humor reveal a former Jersey City police lieutenant now living in North Bergen. He maintains sharp wit, strong opinions, and a meticulous daily ritual despite aging, with Florida fondness and a long life of family, work, and faith.
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John M. Bishop Sr
North Bergen
New Jersey
Florida
Chicago
New Hampshire
Miami
Martin Belle
Ireland
Cuba
U. S
Sis
John Bishop
Jersey City
John
Nigeria Opens Bid to End U N Security Council Seats Pact
At the United Nations Nigeria backs a move with 20 allied nations to scrap the 16 year old gentleman's agreement on Security Council seats. Morocco competes for the seat long held by a Middle Eastern or Arab nation as Asia Africa tensions flare in a week of wrangling led by Foreign Minister Jaja Wachuku.
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Nigeria
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Morocco
Middle East
Jaja Wachuku
London
Jimmy Kelly
Jimmy
Abington Township
Philadelphia
GOP Leaders Batter Kennedy Over Cuban Policy Tragic Irresolution
Three Republican leaders from New York Arizona and California accuse the Kennedy administration of tragic irresolution on Cuba. They say Cuba is the dominant issue in the November elections and demand clearer, resolute action. John M Bailey counters that Republicans lack alternatives and accountability for events since 1958.
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Washington
Kennedy Action
William E. Miller
New York
National Party
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Bob Wilson
California
Senate
House
Cuba
John M. Bailey
Democrats
Soviet ships serve two purposes in Pacific area
Pentagon sources say four Donbass class cargo ships converted in 1959 now operate in the Pacific to report on Soviet missile tests and to monitor space vehicles overhead, in addition to surveillance of U.S. nuclear tests near Johnston Island.
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Washington
Pacific
Pentagon
U.S
Johnston Island
Sibir
Sudan
Sakhalin
Chukotka
Poland
Arctic
Oil Industry Allocates Half-Billion for Geophysical Exploration
The oil sector spends roughly $500 million each year on geophysical exploration to locate and evaluate potential reserves.
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Yemen
Amman
Jordan
Sana
Mecca Radic
Arab League Council
Hajja
Poplar Ridge Friends
High Point
Hillsville
Hoar
Norman Carter
Glenwood Friends Church
Greensboro
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Barney Pierce
Furniture
N. Main
N. Main St
Jarilee
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Lil Dillys
Wild Plaid
Weskit
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