New Miss USA Bobbi Johnson Of Washington D C
Bobbi Johnson 19 of Washington D C won Miss USA before 8000 spectators in Miami Beach. The blue eyed blonde plans to promote the Miss Universe pageant for a year while studying math and computer programming. She cited Ricky Nelson serenade and her aim to balance school with pageant duties.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Matc
Ricky Nelson
Bobbi Johnson
Washington, D.C
Bobbi
Duane B. Johnson
Diane Balloun
Houston
Texas
Patricia Marlin
Fairbanks
Alaska
Janet Joy Erickson
Salt Lake City
Johnna Ruth Reid
Paducah
National Science Foundation
University of Kansas
Washington D.C
Ozzie and Harriet
Kansas City
Raytown
Dean's Chick Quick Broasted Chicken Opening Soon
Advertising note for Dean's Chick Quick Broasted Chicken at 1027 Philo Street promising opening soon. Mentions Homer Pharmacy closing this Sunday and Elks and Guests offering fish dinners Friday with service from five to eight, plus Thursday and Friday tickets.
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Dean
Philo. St
Scranton Endorses Revised Appalachian Plan
Harrisburg official John K. Tabor urged Pennsylvania's congressional delegation to give the revised federal program for boosting Appalachia thoughtful consideration. He noted Pennsylvania gained changes in the rewritten bill and said the state has reason to be proud of its evolution.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Appalachian
John K. Tabor
State Secretary of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Senate approves defense bill exceeding forty-six billion
The Senate voted 76 to 0 to fund defense at 46,774,401,000, sending the measure to the House for a compromise. Debate centered on shipyard allocations and base closures as McNamara trims military establishments.
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House
Senate
Congress
Pentagon
Johnson
Russell
Georgia
Robert S. McNamara
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Tebbetts
al Smith
Ranger 7 Aims for First Moon Closeups from Pasadena
Scientists report Ranger 7 has an 80 percent chance to capture the first close images of the moon. The 806 pound craft, guided by JPL, carries six cameras and sits on a 228000 mile voyage with a planned 5800 mile per hour descent.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 7
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sea of Clouds
Moon
Pickering
Earth
Weather outlook Mostly sunny and cool through Friday
The region remains mostly sunny and cool today and Friday with a clear and cooler night. Daytime highs reach 70 to 77 degrees, while tonight’s low falls to 45 to 51 degrees.
Kennel Club Exec Speaks on Dogs in Cities
Alfred Dick new executive vice president of the American Kennel Club says dogs are growing in importance and thrive in cities. He spoke at the Professional Handlers Association conference attended by handlers, judges, owners from 13 states and D C. He cites 25 million dogs in the United States and dog food production of five billion tons annually.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Alfred Dick
American Kennel Club
Professional Handlers Association
States
District of Columbia
New York
Frank R. Booth
Elkhart
Ind
United States
Senator Clair Engle Dies After Illness
Washington AP announces Sen. Clair Engle, Democrat of California, died at age 52 in his Washington home after illness halted his re election bid. Gov Brown may appoint Pierre Salinger to finish Engle term. Salinger had won a hard June primary over Alan Cranston. Engle had undergone brain surgery last summer and had earlier planned to run.
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Sen. Engle
U. S
Clair Engle
California
Washington
D-Calif
Edmund G. Brown
White House
Pierre Salinger
Engie
Salinger
Alan Cranston
Senate
Engle
Three Pennsylvanians win Fulbright-Hays awards
Harrisburg AP reports three Pennsylvanians receive Fulbright Hays scholarships for graduate study abroad. Rosemary M. Denote of Philadelphia will study sociology at Universidad Nacional in Bogota Colombia. Ruth Lee Schulman of Indiana will study classics at the University of Munich Germany. Brenda R. Silver of Melrose Park will study English literature at Kings College London England. Awards under the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961. selections by the Board of Foreign Scholarships based on state committee recommendations.
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Harrisburg
Rosemary M. Denote
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill College
Universidad Nacional
Bogota
Colombia
Ruth Lee Schulman
Indiana
Bryn Mawr College
University of Munich
Germany
Brenda R. Silver
Melrose Park
University of Pennsylvania
Kings College
London
England
Board of Foreign Scholarships
U.S. State Department
Atlantic Wind Being Watched Near Tropical Storm Flag
An easterly Atlantic wave eyed by the Weather Bureau as possibly the season's first tropical storm shows winds to 40 50 mph in squalls. The squally center lies about 450 miles northeast of the Leeward Islands and 1 400 miles east southeast of Miami, moving west-northwest at 20 mph. Two barbers, Lo Presti's shop. tix.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Leeward Islands
Kennedy files first Civil Rights Act suit against 15 Tuscaloosa eateries
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy filed the first federal Civil Rights Act suit in Birmingham charging 15 Tuscaloosa dining spots with refusing to serve Negro patrons. The suit seeks a preliminary injunction and bars discrimination at University area restaurants and lunch counters. A October hearing was noted due to court congestion.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
U. S
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Tuscaloosa
University City
Feder
Canadian Killed In Erie Crash
A car and a tractor trailer collided on Route 98 near Erie killing John Kacur a 60 year old Toronto resident and injuring his wife Elizabeth 58 who was in poor condition at St Vincent Hospital The truck driver James Rowlands 58 of Ellwood City was treated and released at the hospital police said the car swerved to avoid the truck but was hit by the trailer.
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Erie
Here
John Kacur
Toronto
Ont
Elizabeth
St. Vincent Hospital
James Rowlands
Ellwood City
R. D
Two presidential camps set battles in eastern states
President Johnson signals liberal policy push with Sen. John Pastore as keynote at Atlantic City convention opening Aug. 24. Barry Goldwater announces Gov. William Scranton will host a GOP summit in Hershey Pa as he plans northeastern campaigning while Southern leaders back Johnson. North Carolina senators Ervin and Jordan pledge loyalty to the Democratic ticket citing farm policy concerns. Pastore says he agrees with Johnson on the program.
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Johnson
Democratic Arrangements Committee
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Atlantic City
N.J
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Hershey
New York State
Pastore
South
Carl Sanders
Georgia
North Carolina
Sam. J. Ervin Jr
B. Everett Jordan
Ervin
Senate
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