Promoted Lt Williamson joins Army Signal Corps testing
Lt Douglas M Williamson promoted to first lieutenant on Oct 21 at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. An electrical engineer designing and testing microwave antenna systems for the U S Army Signal Corps. He earned his first commission with the Ordnance Corps after ROTC at Tuskegee Institute Alabama in May 1966. He graduated Yerger High in 1961 and worked for the FCC in Washington DC broadcast division before entering the Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs S W Williamson of Hope Route 4 and is married to Gwendolyn Jackson of Tuskegee. They have a daughter. The St and his family will spend part of the holidays with its family.
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Douglas M. Williamson
Fort Monmouth
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Ordnance Corps
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Yerger High
FCC
Washington, D.C
Mrs Autry Refuses to Withdraw for Jan 30 Election
Blytheville Arkansas AP Mrs L H Autry of Burdette the other candidate to file for the January 30 special election refused to withdraw keeping two qualified candidates Ed Alison of Blytheville the other filer said he would withdraw to push back the election date Moore laxora farmer had planned to run but filed late and will seek a July candidacy Wunderlich Mississippi County Election Commission chair had set January 9 as the deadline but moved it to December 15 after talks with the attorney general
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Ark
L. H. Autry
Burdette
Arkansas House
Autry
Ed Alison
Charles Moore
Moore
Bill Wunderlich
Mississippi County Election Commission
Atty
Rex Harrison Wines From His Grape Estate On Italian Riviera
Rex Harrison says he is not sophisticated and prefers a peasant life on a hilltop estate at Portofino where he and wife Rachel Roberts make wine from their own grapes. He produces about 12 to 14 demi johns yearly and plans labels for village sale. The star, fresh from Dr Dolittle, spoke of his virtues and faults, liking sun, birds, spirited women, clarity in music, and country life while disliking snobs and social climbers. The interview touches on his views of life and a giraffe ride during filming.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rex Harrison
Rachel Roberts
Homer
Portofino
Italian Riviera
Dr. Dolittle
Rex
Bird
Arkansas Tops Soybean Production in 1960 Report
Washington AP says the Agriculture Department estimated Arkansas produced 91,747,000 bushels of soybeans from 4,985,000 acres at 23 bushels per acre in the year. The department notes Arkansas remains among the nation’s leading producers with large crops of corn, wheat, hay, and peaches also forecast.
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Arkansa
Pera
Robbery by Telephone Details In Murky Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a telephonic robbery incident involving several unnamed individuals and places. The text lists numbers and dates but lacks clear names, locations, or outcomes, leaving the precise actions and suspects unclear.
Treasury tax credits face clash with Mills on spending
In Washington. Treasury officials and Rep Wilbur Mills oppose tax incentive bills arguing they blur lines between spending and tax relief. Treasury policy chief Surrey says direct funding better than credits, while Kirschke murder case in Los Angeles sees jailed ex-prosecutor planning appeal after jury convicts him of wife’s and lover’s slaying.
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Josefa Cots
Associated Press
Washington
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de Ark
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Ways and Means Committee
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Treasury
Johnson
Stanley S. Surrey
Harvard University
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Surrey
Nde Flon
Melvin I. White
Man Shot and Killed Accidentally
AP report from SHEAUDAN details a accidental shooting near Mogday when Bratton's shotgun discharged in a car, killing Clyde Paulk says Jewell Beatton of Sherie duh and Bratton's companion were present, with Bratton struck in the front seat and the other passenger injured.
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Atk
Bratton
Clyde Paulk
Mratton
Fuller
Jewell Beatton
Sherie
Paulk
Hrathea
Moudk
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PPP eey Manages Aathot Poareitie at the dbath tate ahag
Fragmentary OCR text describes a man about 44 years old at a bath state crash. It notes path 4,909iva pat pet bag and the date, and a woman named Ute Hoh involved with the scene. The report mentions a fall near a wall and a choking event with a bite.
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Tate Ahag
Erbebed
Fe Path
Diathecek
Emergency Food for Navajos in Snowbound Territory
Thousands of Navajos on the 160 million acre reservation face waist high snow after a new storm. Air Force rescue helicopters stand by to deliver food to sparsely populated areas as 60,000 are affected and three deaths reported. White House aide Ralph Burns heads to Phoenix to assess the crisis, called the most critical period in Navajo history by Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakal.
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Navajo Reservation
United States
Air Force
White House
Ralph Burns
Phoenix
Raymond Na+ kal
Tuomas Sembera
Santa Fe
Na+ kal
Flagstaff
Arizona
California
Porterville
Tulare County
Obituaries of Rosa Walloch and several entertainment figures
Obituary notes Rosa Pfaff Walloch aged 84 of Hope with a restaurant history alongside late husband J C Walloch. Also listed: Edward Duryea Dowling of Broadway fame death. Bud Barsky Hollywood executive. Bent John 1 Atlanta news director. Carmen Mells soprano and Ene Rico Carusy. The page weaves multiple notices and obituaries with sporadic political and legal lines, including a Rockefeller related inquiry.
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Mitsy Rosa Walloch
Rosa Pfaff Walloch
Hope
J. C. Waleloch
William Pfaff
Tots
Lee T. Platt
Indiana
Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Little Rock
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