Mongolia Nomads Now Not Primitive
In Tsetserleg Dashdorji runs a cooperative linked livestock system amid nomadic life. He moves cattle and yurts seasonally, yet his family uses modern comforts like a metal bed radio sewing machine and university study. Mongolia remains livestock based with 1.02 million population and 350 cooperatives and 21 state farms.
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Dashdorji
Mongolia
Moscow
Ulan Bator
Mongolian People'’s Republic
Ron
Tsetserleg
Montana
Engle Reports Health Is Fair to Middlin Enters Senate Race
Sen Clair Engle of Red Bluff Calif says his health is fair to middlin after brain surgery and he will run for re election in 1964. He spoke in a television film and in an LA Times interview noting a hopeful prognosis and planned campaign on improvement.
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LOS Angeles
Clair Engle
Engle
Red Bluff
Calif
California
Los Angeles Times
Farmers Spend About 27 Billion to 28 Billion Yearly
United States farmers spend between 27 and 28 billion dollars annually for goods and services used to produce crops.
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United States
Mistaken Belief In Sister's Harm Motive in Stabbing
Spanish-born Manola Gallardo faced murder charges in Orange County after a fatal kitchen stabbing of William A. Bartholomae. District Attorney Kenneth Williams said a lie detector test and investigation showed Bartholomae died in a struggle after Gallardo, who could not speak English, believed her sister had been harmed. Gallardo waived preliminaries and will be arraigned January 16. her attorney says she will plead innocent.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Manola Gallardo
William A. Bartholomae
Orange County
Kenneth Williams
District Attorney’s Office
Bartholomae
Carmen
Manola
Newport Bay
Williams
Miss Gallardo
Orange County Superior Court
Paul Caruso
Sister Helps Care After Newborn Arrival
A woman traveled within the United States three months ago to assist her sister with newborn care. She provided support during the initial weeks after the birth and then returned home.
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United States
Police Arrest 16 in Kansas City Gambling Raid
In Kansas City a police raid on a stall in the City Market led to 16 arrests. Officers seized four decks of cards three dice a green felt table cover and a croupier s rake. Eight suspects face consorting and trespassing charges others trespassing with hearings set for February 5. Bonds ranged from 75 to 225 dollars. Tony Gargotta was charged with gambling equipment possession consorting with evil reputation and trespassing. Numerous other defendants listed include Sam Licavoli Louis Grandetti Anthony Ferrera Louis Musso Dominick Moley Joe Scola and Tony Billello with varying trespass charges.
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Kansas City
Tony Gargotta
Sam Licavoli
Louis Grandietti
Anthony Ferrera
Louis Musso
Dominick Moley
Joe Scola
Tony Billello
Liz Taylor to file for divorce soon
A reliable source says Elizabeth Taylor will file for divorce from Eddie Fisher this week in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Fisher says he hopes for a quick end though he notes the issue has become boring to many.
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Liz Taylor
New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Francisco Figueroa
Mexico City
Eddie
Eudora Students Recognized At Church Night
College students home for the holidays were recognized at Student Night in the First Southern Baptist Church in Eudora. Bill Rice and Dennis Bonebrake asked questions about Christian witnessing on campus. Sandra Farris, a student at Hannibal-LaGrange College in Hannibal.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Eudora
Bill Rice
Dennis Bonebrake
Eudora High
Sandra Farris
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Han
Faith service speakers in Hannibal address students
In Hannibal Mo students heard messages from Judy Hicks of Emporia State Teachers College and Jim Collins a student minister at Hannibal LaGrange. Kay Peterson sang He Leadeth Me during the service.
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Nnibal
Judy Hicks
Emporia State Teachers College
Kay Peterson
Jim Collins
Hannibal-La- Grange
Neurosurgeon Found Strangled in Bathtub at Home
San Diego coroner reports autopsy showing Dr. Alec S. Barnum, 40, a neurosurgeon, was strangled before his body was placed in a bathtub at his Point Loma residence. A neighbor and a maid found him Tuesday with hands bound and face submerged.
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San Diego
Calif
Alec S. Barnum
Point Loma
Robert Creason
Autopsy Reveals Bruises and Neck Breaks in Home Break-In
The autopsy found bruises and two broken neck bones. Neighbor Mrs. James Browder reports his $50,000 home was ransacked.
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James Browder
Alaskans Feel Remote While Dealing With Language Barriers
Anchorage auto dealer George F. Merz reported ordering new auto contract forms from a Chicago firm. The return letter stated the company only does business in the continental United States and has no facilities for printing in a foreign language.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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