Florida East Coast Railway resumes passenger service after 30 months
Miami Florida AP report notes the Florida East Coast Railway will restart passenger trains on Monday after a 30 month halt since January 23 1963. President Thornton warns riders assume risk as city officials and unions contest safety claims amid past sabotage incidents and court orders restoring service.
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Miami
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
FEC
U.S
W.L. Thornton
Robert King High
High
Jacksonville
Armchair Pilots Host Spot-Landing Contest At Lubbock Airport
The Armchair Pilots association presents a spot-land contest at Town and Country Airport southeast of Lubbock at 2 p.m. today. Pilots fly diverse craft from 65 hp J-3 Cub to a 21-passenger DC-3 to land as near a fixed point as possible. There are three divisions, two landing attempts per pilot, and prizes for division winners with no entry fee. Public invited free. reach airport via Tohoka Highway circle to Slaton Highway to Quirt Avenue.
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Lubbock
Armchair Pilots Assn
Town and Country
Mickey Simms
Bill Gaddis
Ron Revert
Bill Cates
Armchair Pilots Sociation
Tohoka Highway
Slaton Highway
Quirt Avenue
Quirt
Seven Thibault Sisters Return for Saint Albans Reunion
Seven sisters of the Thibault family, all in identical habits of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, gathered in Saint Albans for a long awaited reunion. They have combined 289 years of service with the order, led by Sister Mary Hubert with 50 years, and include Sisters Opportune, Rita of Cassia, Mary Camille of Jesus, Mary Teresa of Alba, Rose Alma, and Mary Dolorita. The group, born in Saint Albans to Amede and Rose Thibault, have taught across New England and two plan retirements or reassignments within the order. Sister Teresa of Alba remains in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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ST. Albans
Thibault
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Mary Hubert
Alice Thibault
Amede
Rose Thibault
Mary
Rita
Cassia
Mary Camille
Jesus
Mary Teresa
Alba
Rose Alma
Mary Dolorita
New England
Mystery Catch Nets Airplane Engine at Sea
Daniel Arnold of Marshfield hauled in heavy nets six miles offshore at Scituate and found not a fish but an airplane engine wrapped inside the catch. The incident occurred Friday according to the report from Scituate.
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Flying Fish
Moroccans Plan Butter From Soybeans in Casablanca
Casablanca reports Moroccans will produce butter using soybeans as an alternative dairy option. The move aims to diversify fats, reduce reliance on animal milk, and introduce plant based spreads to local markets.
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Casablanca
Little Brown Church Reunion Celebrates 70 000 Marriages
In Nashua Iowa the Little Brown Church in the Vale hosts its annual reunion honoring more than 70 000 couples married there over a century. Pastor Glenn Utterback notes marriages continue at about 20 monthly.
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Nashua
Iowa
UPI
Little Brown
the Vale
Glenn Utterback
China denounces Soviet line on Vietnam during peace talks
In a People's Daily column signed by Observer and broadcast by Beijing, Communist China accuses the Soviet Union of leniency toward U.S. military action in Vietnam and of seeking to align with U.S. imperialism to promote peace talks. The piece contrasts two opposite lines in the world peace movement, condemning Khrushchev era policies and calling for a unified anti-U.S. front to defend national liberation. Mogadiscio schoolchildren to receive free milk.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Viet Nam
People’s Daily
Observer
Peking Radio
Helsinki
Finland
People's Daily Writer
Mao Tse-tung
Khrushchev
Alexander Korneichuk
United States
Two Parts of New Deal Bond Election Okayed
The New Deal Independent School District won two of three bond proposals in a Saturday vote with 143 voters turnout. It authorized a $1.50 maintenance tax under Article 2784E-1 by 78 to 62 and approved $450,000 in bonds for classrooms cafeteria and gym by 74 to 64. An auditorium and music hall plan failed 48 to 88. Construction is slated to start by October with completion before the 1967 68 term.
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New Deal
New Deal Independent
Surviving Olsen quintuplet in critical condition in Sweden
In Falun Sweden doctors said the sole surviving Olsen quintuplet girl, born two pounds 13 ounces, remains in critical but satisfactory condition after two days. Four siblings died within 12 hours of birth. Other quintuplets in New Zealand are healthy. Fertility hormone treatments linked to the births are under discussion amid limited access.
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Falun
Sweden
UPI
Olsen
Per Olov Swartz
Karen Olsen
Swartz
Auckland
New Zealand
Shirley Ann Lawson
Lawson
London
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Dairy Queen
34Th St
Joliet
Peverite Delry Queen
Ath & Wace
Is Prieae
Britain
British Medical Research Council
Carl A. Gemzell
Uppsala University
J. B. Brown
Royal Women's Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Broadway
Caprock
AAM
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