U S Troops Recall First Korea Combat Near Truce Line
Five U S soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division describe a night patrol skirmish south of the truce line near Pyongyang. They exchange fire with North Korean patrols, suffering minor injuries including a grenade fragment to the jaw. No confirmed Communist losses.
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Conrad Fine
U.S.A
U.S
Crawford
Charles Vickers
Anderson
S.C
Carl W. Belt
Tuscon, Ariz
Vernon Allen
Campbellsville
Robert C. Stempien
Coldwater
Mich
States
Window tragedy at church picnic claims eight year old
Anthony Barone, 8, was choked to death when he pressed a button that controlled an automatic rear window of a station wagon. His neck was caught as he apparently played inside the car at a church picnic in suburban Altamont. The death was ruled accidental.
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Albany
N. Y
UPI
Anthony Barone
Altamont
Nervous Headaches and Chiropractic Relief
An article from Day Chiropractic Clinic touts nervous headaches caused by emotional stress and nerve pressure. It explains headaches arise from spinal displacements, advocates chiropractic adjustments, and cites a 47 year old patient gaining relief after 27 years.
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3Th & Ave. -V
Lubbock
Miss Jeanne Amacker Crowned Miss Texas At Fort Worth
Jeanne Amacker of Beaumont won the Miss Texas title after a four day contest with 54 contestants. She received 1250 in wardrobe 1800 in scholarships and a Casa Manana contract. She plans to study English at the University of Texas and may teach after aiming for Miss America in September.
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Fort Worth
API
Texas
Jeanne
Amacker
Sun Oil Co
Beaumont
Jeanie
Judy
Clayton
China
Casa Manana Musicals, Inc
Far East
Northeast Air Command
University of Texas
Egnish
Atlantic City
Dorothy McDonald
Brownfield
South Plains
Port Arthur
Karen Ann Sealey
Jeanne Rickey Amacker
Austin
Land Management Officials To Meet In Roswell NM
More than 30 Bureau of Land Management officials are expected in Roswell for the first New Mexico grazing and range management meeting in a decade. Speakers include William Matthews from Washington DC, John Anderson of the US Geological Survey, Chesley P. Seely, W. J. Anderson, and two range management officials from Kenya and South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Bureau of Land Management
New Mexico
William Matthews
Washington, D. C
John Anderson
U. . Geological Survey
Chesley P. Seely
Bureau
Kenya
South Africa
World Cotton Surplus Grows as Stocks Rise
The International Cotton Advisory Committee said a new world surplus is developing with world stocks totaling 23.2 million bales as of Aug 1, up from 19.4 million a year earlier. Non-US exports led shipments, while US exports fell to 3.3 million bales. many buyers may rely more on US cotton due to tighter stocks abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Cotton Advisory Committee
U.S
Exiled Cuban Leaders Drift Toward Nicaragua Eying Cuba Plot
Cuban exile figures including ex-president Prio Socarras and Bay of Pigs veteran Manuel Artime have moved toward Nicaragua to coordinate anti Castro action. Other associates like Jose Bosch and Manuel Antonio de Varona also traveled there with plans for infiltration and sabotage rather than a full invasion. Costa Rica is named as a possible base as the group weighs next steps in the anti-Castro effort.
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Mario Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
Nicaragua
Carlos Piio Socarras
Central American Republic
Prio
Luis Somoza
Fidel Castro
Jose Morell Romero
Supreme Court
Somoza
Morell Romero
Cuban Liberation Committee
Prio Socarras
Piio
Managua
Tam
Cuba
Artime
No Charges Filed In Faked Texico Holdup
Clovis police released 23 year old Texico service station employee Joe Peacock who had claimed a holdup and theft of $165. He later returned 107 with plans to repay 23 more and the owner Paul Randolph said no charges will be filed. Peacock admitted changing his story after being arrested.
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Clovis
Texico
Joe Peacock
Peacock
Paul Randolph
Capri Bans Radio and Phonograph Plays on Piazzas
Capri authorities ban all radio and phonograph playback on piazzas and beaches amid resident and tourist complaints. The report recalls a 1854 mutiny period note where only Sepoy tribes remained loyal to the British Crown due to their oath to salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capri
Italy
Death by Own Action Shocks Britain Society Arena
Dr Stephen Ward died after taking sleeping pills amid a sex scandal that felled Britain’s elite. Letters he left hint fresh embarrassments for figures in high society and touch on talks with Lord Denning about the affair that toppled ministers and nearly toppled the government. Witness claims she lied under oath about Ward’s visits to his flat for relations and perverse acts while Ward faced vice charges in Old Bailey.
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London
Stephen Ward
Britain
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Ward
Old Bailey
Sunday Telegraph
Vicky Barrett
Christine Keeler
Mandy Rice-Davies
Lord
Astor
Survival Training for Gemini Apollo Missions in Desert
Nine new Mercury era astronauts join a five day desert survival course at Stead AFB Nevada. They will learn by lecture and demo then train in the Carson Sink northeast of Reno living in improvised shelters using space suits for food gathering. The program prepares crews for Gemini and Apollo landings planned for water.
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Houston
UPI
Gemini
Stead Air Force Base
Nevada
Earth
Carson Sink
Reno
Three Die As Fire Sweeps Freighter Porthos
The Tasmanian port of Launeston reports three crewmen dead after a fire on the Norwegian freighter Porthos. All perished before escaping their quarters. At Cape Canaveral nurses visit launch pads offering counseling and first aid demonstrations.
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Launeston
Tasmania
UPI
Porthos
Cape Canaveral
Mmake
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Claims Fast Relief
A special notice promotes Preparation H as a new healing substance Bio Dyne that allegedly stops rectal itch and shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. The claim cites doctor observations and months of follow up, noting relief for long standing cases. Available as Suppositories or Ointment with applicator at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Gem and Mineral Society to Hear Tech Speaker
Texas Tech associate professor Elizabeth Sasser will speak on Architectural Symbols in Jewelry to the Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Room A Tech Architecture Computer She will present slides and discuss the 1963 directories of the Texas Federation of Mineral Societies which will be available at the meeting Open to Lubbock and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Elizabeth Sasser
Texas Tech
Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society
Tech Architecture
Texas Federation of Mineralities, Inc
Lubbock
Canada and France to sign joint film production pact
Ottawa reports the Canadian and French governments plan to sign an agreement in September to encourage cooperative film production, aiming to boost cross border cinematic projects and collaboration between national studios.
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Ottawa
Gift offers for rupture truss devices in Kansas City
An advertisement promotes a non obtrusive rupture truss claimed to be easy to wear and comfortable. Readers are offered a 30 day trial with a $3.50 truss gift, requesting a descriptive circular from Physician's Appliance Company in Kansas City Missouri.
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Physician's
Koch
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
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