Byrnes Voices Postwar World Worries and Foundation Work
At 84 Jimmy Byrnes, former U.S. secretary of state and governor of South Carolina, warns the United Nations must reform and critiques Kennedy era Cuban policy. He funds his James F. Byrnes Foundation from book royalties and federal retirement to aid orphans with $500 yearly grants.
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S.C
Jimmy Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
United Nations
United States
Byrnes
U.S
Harry S. Truman
South Carolina
Foundation
Isle of Palms
Charleston
New York Herald Tribune
Kennedy Moves Cautiously On Viet Nam
President Kennedy acts cautiously over Viet Nam as stakes rise and space for maneuver narrows. U.S. aims center on defeating Communist guerrillas while wary of Diem regime. Buddhist crisis strains Saigon ties. reassessment of policy underway amid martial law actions.
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Viet Nam
Washington
Southeast Asia
America
Saigon
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Diem
South Viet Nam
Subscription rates for Lawton area newspapers and regions
Rates list second class postage in Lawton Oklahoma and surrounding counties. Monthly package prices cover Morning Press, Sunday editions and Constitution titles with separate rates for in state out of state and out of Oklahoma deliveries. The table shows yearly and monthly costs, discounts, and per copy charges including special notes on taxes and reduced rates for short-term subscriptions.
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Lawton
Okla
Constitution
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jedkson Counties
Yr. Mo. Mo. Mo
Press & Sunday
Raton Seeks Rain by Columnist's Tulsi Method
Edmond Jeffery, a Tucson rain maker, is active in Raton New Mexico using a newspaper prompted forecast to trigger rain. Eric McCrossen of the Raton Daily Range tests the Tulsa technique by promising heavy rain at Lake Maloya on Tuesday, citing 1.55 inches recorded there.
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Tulsa
Lake Maloya
Edmond
Senators Blast Life Magazine on Water Projects Pork Claim
Oklahoma Senators Mike Monroney and Edmondson joined hundreds in Congress in denouncing Life magazine over its critique of federal water projects. Monroney urged that inland waterways attract industry with 235 new plants in six months of 1963, while Edmondson called the article a distortion and cited large flood damages and multiple reservoirs with significant power potential.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Mike, Monroney
J. Howard Edmondson
Life Magazine
Congress
Life
Sen. Monroney
Indus
Blonde Suspect Questioned in Record Mail Train Robbery
London police detained a blonde woman for questioning in the $7.3 million mail train robbery case. Detectives widened their search across England and Scotland, with five arrests made last week and $768,031 recovered, including $84,000 found in a trailer. A $728,000 reward is offered for information.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
England
Liverpool
Glasgow
Scotland
Cheddington
Joint Services Slated For Ripley Brother Sister
Funeral services are planned for Linda Rose Twoguns 13 and Lorenzo Twoguns Jr 38 in Ripley. Two other siblings Victor Albert Twoguns and Norma Jean Goodson died earlier, while their father died in 1959. Linda Rose is listed as cause epidemic meningitis and Lorenzo as cardiac failure. A doctor cited precautionary treatment for other family members but no serious epidemic threat.
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Ripley
UPT
Linda Rose Twoguns
Lorenzo Twoguns Jr
Victor Albert Twoguns
Cushing
Norma Jean Goodson
Linda Rose
Lorenzo
Britain plans Fiji conference and UN colonialism debate
AP reports Britain plans a Fiji conference with leaders in 1964 or early 1965 to discuss Fiji's future as UN debates on colonialism create uncertainty. UK protests Cuban blockade of Bahama waters and requests apology for 19 refugees. Israel warns of action over Syrian aggression amid UN inspection talks. Iraqi and Egyptian leaders hold talks on Arab unity in Cairo.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Britain
Fiji
Kenneth Maddocks
Legislative Council
London
Bahamas
Anguilla Cay
Foreign Office
Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Syria
U.N
Arab League
Cairo
Abdel Salam Aref
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
New Reserve Enlistment Requirements Bill Passed
The House sent to President Kennedy a bill requiring at least four months of active duty and a total six years of service for Reservists to meet military obligations. Active duty length would vary with training needs and could reach about 18 months.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Bakelite Inventor Baekeland Aided Modern Synthetics
Leo Hendrik Baekeland developed bakelite, the key synthetic chemical compound that advanced modern plastics and materials science for widespread use.
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Leo Hendrik Baekeland
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