Australian Navy warns troops visiting U S avoid civil rights talk
Canberra reports the Australian Naval Attache warns the 1900 plus personnel visiting the United States to refrain from commenting on civil rights. The advisory notes Americans differ on race issues and urges politeness while highlighting American humor, tipping, and language nuances as culture shocks for sailors.
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Washington
America
U. S
United States
FBI Adds Top 10 Fugitive Arthur Couts to List
Arthur William Couts age 32 is named to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list after a New Jersey tavern incident with an accomplice. He is described as 5 ft 10 in, 169 to 176 lbs, brown hair hazel eyes, with multiple scars and extensive tattoos. Couts faces charges including attempted robbery with intent to kill and unlawful interstate flight, tied to a July 17 Philadelphia grocery store check casher robbery, with a lengthy past criminal record and violent tendencies. Citizens with information are urged to contact the FBI and avoid personal action.
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Arthur William Couts
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ing
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Couts
Interstaate
Bery
Pennsylvania
Building Bids For Freeway To Be Opened
Bids for a 2.5 mile section of U S 4 from Sparks to Vista will be opened in Carson City on January 9. The $1.6 million project includes right of way and preliminary engineering and will connect with the recently completed Interstate Freeway 8 segment between Vista and McCarran Hill east of Sparks.
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Sparks
Vista
Carson City
Department of Highways
McCarran Hill
Truckee River Canyon
Textile Tariff Plea Seeks Exclusion From Negotiations
The American Textile Manufacturers Institute asks that all textile products be excluded from tariff reduction talks set to begin next year. It filed a brief with the U S Trade Information Committee noting the industry is amid a government program addressing its problems. Since 1961 the sector has operated under a cotton textile agreement to prevent market disruption by imports.
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Washington
ULI
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
U. S. Trade Information Committee
British aide dies after Aden grenade attack
George Henderson 42 Assistant British High Commissioner dies from chest injuries suffered protecting High Commissioner Sir Kennedy Trevaskis at Aden airport. He won the George Medal in 1954 and received a bar for throwing himself in front of Trevaskis during the December 10 grenade attack. Trevaskis survived with a hand injury.
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Aden
UPI
George Henderson
Kennedy Trevaskis
Henderson
Trevaskis
First Footing Traditions in Tweedside New Year Cheer
The piece recalls the Tweedside custom of First Footing on New Year’s Eve with a dark first-foot bearer bringing whisky and greetings. It describes singing Auld Lang Syne, family rituals, and the social prank of ensuring the first visitor’s shade, alongside playful notes on Scottish drinking customs and regional lore.
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SiNchaller
Tweed
Scotland
England
Tweedside
Mother
James Lockie
Lucky
Xen
Emmy
Doch
Doris
Highlands
New Cold Weather Products From Dorothea Brooks
New York reports introduce winter aids from Smith-Gates Corp and Turner Corp with a portable Step n Walk Delcer heated mat for steps and walks, an emergency power kit including a camp light and stove, and a Westley Industries aerosol coating for undercoating and crack sealing to protect autos and driveways during winter storms.
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Delcer
Smith-Gates Corp
Farmington, Conn
Turner Corp
Sycamore, I
Westley Industries
Cleveland
Las Vegas Native Promoted to Air Force Lieutenant Colonel
Gondon Carmichael, a Las Vegas native, was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force. He is stationed at an unspecified base and assigned to duties not detailed in the fragment.
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Gondon Carmichael
Las Vegas
United States Air Force
Col. Carmichael Rs
Reminder on Placement of 1964 Vehicle Plate Tag in Nevada
Nevada registrants must attach the yellow validation sticker to the centennial strip for the final months of 1963. Col Carmichael, formerly Titan I launch crew commander at Lowry AFB, now resides in Las Vegas with parents Mr and Mrs Cordon Carmichael and sister Mrs James Cashman Jr. He graduated Las Vegas High School in 1942 and has no children.
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Strategic Air Command
Omaha
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Inspector General
SAC
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Cordon Carmichael
James Cashman
Las Vegas
Col. Carmichael
Las Vegas High School
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