Soldier Takes City Adoption
Sgt Maj William O Wooldridge accepted Birmingham Alabama’s formal adoption of the 1st Infantry Division, famed as the Big Red 1, with his wife Barbara Lou joining from Junction City Kansas. He called for unity, noting two Viet Nam missions: kill Viet Cong and make friends.
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Indonesia Adopts 1966 Austerity Drive Amid Political Spending
Jakarta reports a 1966 policy prioritizes austerity in development projects while continuing heavy expenditure on revolutionary political schemes. The plan signals tighter fiscal controls alongside sustained political program funding.
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Indonesia
Pro Draft Bogs After Nobis Is First Big Pick
New York AP reports Tommy Nobis, Texas All American, was the top pick in both NFL and AFL drafts today. Atlanta Falcons won the NFL pick and Houston Oilers led the AFL selection 12 minutes apart. Nobis stands 6-2 230, seeks teaching career, and was a top Outland Trophy candidate.
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Three Bank Robbers Apprehended After Standoff in Vault
Jackson, the bank vice president, used the vault phone to alert police as robbers forced him and six employees including the bank president and cashier to the floor. Officers breached a vault door, finding guns trained on three women and the staff. Negotiations yielded captives' release in exchange for a getaway car and ten minutes head start. The trio surrendered at 6 42 p m and were jailed in Lubbock with Garcia bond set at 50000. others denied bail.
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Eisenhower Continues Recovery After Heart Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower keeps to a routine recovery today following his heart attack earlier this month in Augusta Georgia. He remains under medical care as officials report steady improvement.
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Augusta
13 Area NFO Members Will Attend Convention
Thirteen members from the Douglas County chapter of the National Farmers Organization will attend the national convention in St. Louis. Delegates include Emil Heck and family, O H Correa, Homer Altenbernd, Herbert Knabe, Irvin Stoneback, Charles Thorn, Bill Leslie, county president William Markley, and alternates from Lecompton Overbrook Wellsville and Lawrence. Stoneback and Correa serve on NFC committees. about 10,000 voting delegates from 25 states are expected to review bargaining progress and plan for the future.
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Charles Thorn
Wellsville
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William Markley
Charles Paslay
Lecompton
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Overbrook
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Lawrence
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1965 Wheat Outlook Describes Drought, Yields and Farm Income
Wheat planting nearly complete with minimal rainfall since October. farmers expect limited harm from dry spell and prefer dry cold mornings to slushy ground. Nationally feed grain yields exceed 1963 and 1964 records by 11 and 18 percent respectively, with farm income forecast at a record level around 14 billion dollars and rising. Government supports help keep returns well above prior years, signaling a strong year for agriculture.
University Events Calendar Highlights November to December
University notices list events from November 28 to December 5 including lectures by Stephane Mallarine and colleagues, concerts by Joseph and Miche Wilkins, poetry readings by Rhode Island College, and theatre performances of The Taming of the Shrew. Exhibits feature art and sculpture. campus lectures cover Viet Nam and science topics. basketball games and dance concerts wrap the week.
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Marine Corporal Nelson Acquitted at Parris Island
Cpl. Jerry W. Nelson 22 a drill instructor from Alva Kentucky was found not guilty by a general court martial of roughing up recruits at Parris Island South Carolina. Six Great Falls South Carolina recruits testified Nelson slapped them while others said no slaps occurred. Nelson did not testify. Earlier courts martial acquitted Sgt Clyde E Cornelison and Donald A Stewart.
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Parkesburg
Demonstration Plans Face Hurdles Amid Viet War Protests
Anti Viet and the Youth Against War and Fascism planned a 25 000 marcher protest but turnout remained uncertain as bus drivers in New Jersey refused transport. Gottlieb said the group filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission while Secretary Rusk commented on peace feelers from the Communists and urged Hanoi to negotiate without preconditions.
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New Jersey
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Agriculture dept to broaden diet programs next year
The Agriculture Department plans to extend and broaden its programs to boost diets for needy individuals in the coming year.
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Agriculture Department
Centron film finalist at Chicago festival for education
The Centron production Alas ka Americas Northern Frontier was named a finalist in the educational film category at the Chicago International Film Festival this month. Produced for the Text-Film Division of McGraw-Hill, the 18 minute film targets upper elementary geography classes with credits including John Clifford, Harold Harvey, Lyle Hart, Douglas Poulter, Oscar Rojas, Barbara Poindexter, and Don Jessup.
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America’s Northern Frontier
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Rusk Comments on Vietnam Peace Talks and Soviet Ties
Secretary Rusk warned against preconditions in possible talks with North Vietnam while noting Hanoi’s media campaign to sow doubt about U.S. aims. He suggested North Vietnam may demand U.S. withdrawal as a peace precondition, and urged discussions without conditions. He also said Vietnam policy should protect South Vietnamese and U.S. interests and hoped Moscow would ease Southeast Asia tensions to preserve U.S.-Soviet relations.
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