Nugents Honeymoon at Capri Corn Villa Nassau
AP reports Patrick and Luci Nugent honeymooning at a secluded Nassau villa named Capri corn, traveling on Pan American with six other couples. They stayed in first class, dined on steak, and avoided recognition while heading to the $250,000 estate near Lyford Cay.
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Bahamas
Patrick
Luci Johnson Nugent
Mrs. Frisbee
New York
Kennedy Airport
Luci Johnson
Secret Service
Pat
Luci
Kennedy
Capricorn
Rebekah Harkness-Kean
Nugents
Larry Buczkowski
Pittsburgh
Buczkowskis
Nugent
New Providence Island
Lyford Cay
Washington
Gerard Nugent
U. S. Marine Corps
Hill 65
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
White House
Johnson
Stonebacks Report NFO Washington Meeting and Drought
Mr and Mrs I J Stoneback represented the Third District in Washington D C at a National Farm Organization gathering with leaders from 25 states. They urged passage of a new REA financing bill and noted CA plans for 8 billion dollars in new capital over 14 years plus 3 billion for rural telephone systems. They discussed collective bargaining and drought along the long motor trip.
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Kanas
I. J. Stoneback
Washington
D.C
National Farm Organization
Rural Electrification Administration
House
Norman Clapp
REA
NFO
Stoneback
French Judge Bans All Issues of New Playboy
A Paris judge seized this month’s Playboy issues in France after a complaint by Jane Fonda’s husband Roger Vadim. He also plans to sue for 20000 dollars. photos from La Curee show Fonda in a monokini with her back turned and the photographer is said to have hidden in the studio.
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Paris
Playboy
France
Jane Fonda
Roger Vadim
Vadim
Miss Fonda
Clay hearing set for August amid CO claim in Louisville
The Justice Department announced Cassius Clay’s bid for conscientious objector status will be heard August 23 in Louisville. The report notes Count Fleet, Horse of the Year in 1943, won all six of his races as a three year old.
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Washington
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Justice Department
Count Fleet
Buehler Named Honolulu Lecture Lecturer at Hawaii
E C Buehler professor emeritus of speech and drama at Kansas University earns a year long appointment as special lecturer in speech communications at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu He and Mrs Buehler will depart in September returning in June Graduate assistants will reside at the Buehler home during the year He taught at Texas University during the 1965 spring term prior to KU retirement.
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E. C. Buehler
Kansas University
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Dairy Princess to Crowned Amid 1966 Fair Pageant
The 2nd District Dairy Princess will be crowned at the fair which runs three days. A display of about 15 antique cars will draw crowds all day. Rodeo events include bareback and saddle bronc riding calf roping and bull riding with a special performance between regular events. Walter Thome leads rodeo efforts. Sheep hogs and beef cattle judging start at 8:30 a.m. horses at 1 p.m. Final rodeo performances at 7:30 p.m. A carnival and games run throughout. Officers are Clyde Husted president Roy Lawson vice president Max Bahnmaier secretary Raymond Ice treasurer. Executive Board adds Harley Lyons.
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Walter Thome
Rpedo
Clyde Husted
Roy Lawson
Max Bahnmaier
Raymond Ice
Harley Lyons
Tornado Safety Guidance For Lawrence Residents
The article details basement safety and taking cover under heavy furniture when no basement is available, advising to open windows and lie flat in the center of the house. It notes how new residents will recognize a tornado warning as police patrols in the city.
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Lawrence
Weather watch and jetliner crash details in mid 20th century report
Tornado watches and warnings described as coordinated by Lindley at the sheriff's office with forecasts from Kansas City. A cool front from Nebraska and Iowa brought pleasant weather with light rainfall possible. temps near 60 tonight and upper 80s by Tuesday. The report also covers a Braniff jetliner incident with crew details including Captain Donald G. Pauly and First Officer James A. Hilliker, plus two stewardesses Sharon Hendricks and Elaine Brisbane.
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Lindley
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Nebraska
Iowa
Nebraska lives touched by tragedy in Pat Jacobson case
Miss Patricia Jacobson 21 of Fargo North Dakota was en route home when a Nebraska incident unfolded leaving multiple families shaken. Authorities describe the event as a serious private tragedy impacting local residents and visitors alike.
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Nebraska
Patricia Jacobson
Fargo, S.D
Probebuilt VC10 style airliner prototype debut notes
A Probebuilt airliner by British Aircraft Corp advances in testing as a prototype with capabilities reported for carrying 63 passengers. Testing milestones indicate progress toward a new generation of commercial jets.
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British Aircraft Corp
Braniff crash kills six near Falls City Nebraska
The CAB called Braniff Flight 250 the first fatal BAC One Eleven crash in the United States. Crew members Captain Donald G. Pauly First Officer James A. Hilliker and stewardesses Ginger Brisbane Sharon Hendricks all from Minneapolis were on board. The jet was en route from New Orleans to Minneapolis with multiple stops. Thunder and lightning were reported as authorities and National Guardsmen recovered bodies and documented wreckage. A priest was notified and joined investigators at the scene.
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Braniff Flight 250
Omaha
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Slattery
Schawang
John McCabe
Falls City
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Europe
James A. Hilliker
Bloomington
Braniff
Sharon Eileen Hendricks
Elaine Brisbane
Air Force Unit
U.S
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Carol Evans
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