Sees Russia Leading in Germ War Plans
Army testimony to Congress warns the Soviet Union has trained operatives gadgets and germs to sicken Pentagon staff. Officials say Moscow leads in offensive and defensive chemical and biological warfare, likely five years ahead of the U S. Censors cut much of the statement before release.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Pentagon
U. S
House Appropriations Committee
Chemical Corps
W. E. Black
Arthur Trudeau
Army
Marshall Stubbs
United States
Marine Pfc Spah participates in Green Light off California
Marine Pfc John M. Spah, son of Mr and Mrs James Spah, Camp Pendleton, serves with the First Marine Division in Phase III of Exercise Green Light off the California coast. The operation includes Navy and Marine Corps undersea surface air and ground forces with Royal Canadian Navy minesweepers. A large amphibious landing in the Camp Pendleton area supported by an amphibious task force and aircraft is described.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
John M. Spah
James Spah
Coulee Drive
Marine Division
California
Navy
Marine Corps
Royal Canadian Navy
Ego Satisfaction in Life Seen as Vital by Hal Boyle
Jack Winter, head of the world's largest maker of women's pants, says ego satisfaction is essential. He credits his teen sons and wife Muriel for a pivotal idea that shifted his business to women's pants, anticipating a 25 percent output rise aided by Jacqueline Kennedy wearing pants. The market targets high school and college girls, young wives, and even grandmothers.
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Winter
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Milwaukee
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Jack
Michael
Muriel
Ex City Man Named AFA Director From Minnesotan Ad Executive
John M. Lamb, account supervisor at Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn in Minneapolis, was elected to a two year term as director of the Advertising Federation of America. He serves as outgoing governor of AFA's eighth district covering Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas and is a former president of the Minneapolis Advertising Club.
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John M. Lamb
Minneapolis
Batten, Barton, Durstine and
Osborn
National Advertising Agency
Advertising Federation of America
Washington, D.C
AFA
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Minneapolis Advertising Club
Lamb
Holy Trinity
Aquinas High School
University of Wisconsin
University of Missouri
Mary Lamb
la Crosse
Court reverses $473000 judgment in Miami Beach dive case
The Florida District Court of Appeals reversed a $473,000 damage award to Lawrence Keegan, an 18 year old paralyzed after diving into shallow water at Miami Beach in 1958. The court ruled that the Biltmore Terrace Hotel bears no duty to warn guests about water depth, likening such a warning to posting a sign on an office building reading Dont jump off here.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
District Court of Appeals
Lawrence Keegan
Miami Beach
St. Paul
Appeals Court
Texas Town Uses Converted Sea Water
Freeport Texas residents have been drinking sea water since May 31 after the first U S salt water conversion plant began operation. The plant, completed April 7 by the U S Office of Saline Water, processes up to 1 million gallons daily at about 1 per 1000 gallons. Dow Chemical Company contributes 30 cents per 1000 gallons and Freeport pays 20 cents. Government aims to reduce to 50 cents per 1000 gallons. Future plants are planned for San Diego Roswell Webster Wrightsville Beach.
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Freeport, Tex
Gulf of Mexico
U.S
U.S. Office of Saline Water
Freeport
Dow Chemical Co
San Diego
Calif
Roswell
N.M
Webster
S.D
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Boullion Honored by Onalaska Men
Anthony Boullion Onalaska High School eighth grade science and mathematics teacher was honored at the Onalaska Male Teachers annual meeting He also coaches B team basketball and varsity baseball and received the outstanding male teachers award Previous recipients include Roy Grade and Lester Larson Attending were Arnold Wicklund new Onalaska superintendent Herbert Fregin principal and teachers James Urban Roland Peterson Ralph Angier Grade Garmen Ammerman Keith Collins and Larry Mosher
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Onalaska
Wis
Anthony Boullion
Boullion
Roy Grade
Lester Larson
Arnold Wicklund
New
Herbert Fregin
James Urban
Roland Peterson
Ralph Angier
Garmen Ammerman
Keith Collins
Larry Mosher
German Model Wins Miss Europe Title
In grun Moeckel a blonde West German model won Miss Europe in Beirut Lebanon. The 19 year old with hazel eyes was selected by an international jury over 16 rivals. Her court includes Arlette Dobson Ingrid Andersson Carmen Cervera and Yvette Degremont.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ingrun Moeckel
England
Arlette Dobson
Sweden
Ingrid Andersson
Spain
Carmen Cervera
France
Yvette Degremont
YMCA Opens Boys Swim Classes and Camps
There are openings in YMCA swimming classes for the summer with registrations at the Y desk before 5 p.m. Saturday. Camp Bradfield has three sessions on June 19 June 26 and July 3. Fathers can register before June 14 for the first father son weekend.
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YMCA
Carl Miller
Miller
Camp Bradfield
Ex-Premier Dies in Greece After Cancer Battle
Athens AP reports former Greek prime minister John Theotokis Theotokakis died at 81 from cancer. He had held multiple cabinet posts and led the government for three months in 1950.
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Athens
John Theotocky
Greece
Theotocky
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Spell's
U.S.P
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