Tight Refugee Security Plan at Camp Kilmer
Government aims to tighten refugee screening as a House subcommittee chair Franc Walter announced a crackdown. He said more refugees may be returned, with eight Hungarians deported from an Austria border camp for false information. Deportations are planned for violators of public policy.
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Iuuse Investigtion Subcommites
Hungary
Mureedtek
Walker
Dennssvania Democrat
Investors Mutual declares 9 cent quarterly dividend
The Board of Directors of Investors Mutual Inc declared a quarterly dividend of 9 cents per share at the close of business 1996. The dividend represents net investment income derived from dividend income and marks the 53rd consecutive dividend paid by the fund.
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Investors Mutual
Board of Directors
Investors Mutual, Inc
State of Investors Diversified Services
Rain brings mixed feelings after drought relief
Residents respond to three days of rain as drought ends. Some welcome the break and see it as a needed blessing, while others worry about floods, travel, and costs. Workers like mail carriers report easier days, while farmers express relief but warn against prolonged wet spells.
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BF. W. James
Clara Campbell
Ray FE
Ry Stocks
Taycork
Arieve
Max Tieley
Bambinw
Broken Heart Kills Giraffe at Detroit Zoo
Detroit Zoo confirms High Hat the 4 foot giraffe died after months of grieving for her calf lost in April 1953. Officials say there was no organic illness and cite a broken heart as the likely cause.
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Detroit
High Hat
U S Pushes Vote On Hungary Probe Committee In U N
The United States advocates a General Assembly vote to establish a fact finding body on Hungary. Expected to win broad support, only the Soviet bloc likely votes against. Dag Hammarskjold faces sharp Soviet criticism as Russia rejects entry of any watchdog into Hungary.
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Hungary
U.N
United Nations
United States
Hammarskjold
159th Rocket Battalion Formed January 15
The 159th Rocket Battalion will be formed January 15 under Lt. Col. Henry E. F. Bielefeld who will command. He holds advanced weapons and command courses from Fort Leavenworth and Edwards, and earlier earned the American Defense Medal and Silver Battle Star for service.
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Alex
Denbal
Fren duPont Mamintigh School
Lousville
Sweepstakes Win Costs Him Friends
Boston case recalls Trish Sweepstakes winner Antonio Sena who faced social fallout after a $198000 prize. He says friends and customers asked for money and his former wife sought increased weekly support for two children. Sena testifies he netted about 345000 from the winnings. case continued.
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All Roses
Troxburs
Robert (. Wilson Jr
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Sena
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Viner
Air as TB Source Cited by Hopkins Researchers
A Hopkins team led by Dr. Richard Le Riley reports air rather than direct contact as the primary TB source. Ultraviolet light is noted as effective to clean air, based on experiments with rabbits exposed to TB germs and air from an infected ward.
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Hopkins Society of Hygiene
Richard le Riley
Johns Plopsins School of Liygione and
Public Heath
Whes
Fort Sill Births Reported With Numerous Daughters and Sons
A colonial era style birth register from Fort Sill lists many families welcoming daughters and sons. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Weld, Mr. and Mrs. Austin, Sgt and Mrs. Wh, and others, detailing numerous newborns across several households. The document records multiple entries for daughters and sons with sporadic family initials and titles.
Warden Takes Tough Steps Over Hunger Strike Inmates
Angolan prison warden stripped furniture and mattresses from 20 hunger striking convicts and cut tobacco privileges. The group ended their last meal at breakfast Sunday and sought to join a prison incentive pay program begun January 1.
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Angola
Maurice Sigher
State Penitentiary
Sill Men Landed For Road Safety
Maj. Gen. Thomas de Shazo commended Sillmen for an outstanding traffic safety record during the holiday period. No Sill soldiers were involved in major accidents this year, compared with 12 last year and two deaths.
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Thomas
de Shazo
de Sharo
Negroes in Texas: blast damages home and nearby sidewalk
An explosion shattered two front windows of a Negro family’s home in Beaumont Texas last night in a mixed neighborhood. The blast also ripped a hole in the lawn of Mr and Mrs Grover Lee Myles. A prior explosion damaged the sidewalk in front of Dr Ed Sprott, a Negro physician and former NAACP official.
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