Scouts Jamboree in Japan Held Amid Mud and Faith
At the 13th World Boy Scout Jamboree 23,770 Scouts from 96 countries faced a mud filled site after a storm. Buddhist Shintoist and Episcopalian services were held in separate sections, followed by Protestant and Catholic rites. Neil Armstrong and his son Ricky attended the Sunday parade, then climbed Mt Fuji before returning to Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
Dan Trefethen
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Mt Fuji
Trefethen
Larry Gingrich
Lawn
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Gingrich
U S
Peers Propose Robing Room Change in Parliament
In London the peers discuss converting a private room in Parliament into a portrait gallery with armchairs to be used by Queen Elizabeth I for changing clothes. The proposal follows scarce meeting space and calls for a royal touch in the chamber.
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London
Westminster Palace
Houses of Commons
Lords
Britain
Pottery I
Trafalgar
Missing Tug Found Safe Off Mexico Coast
An ocean-going tug with 39 aboard reported missing off Mexico’s coast was found safe early Sunday after radio failure hindered communication. Spotted by Canal Zone search planes around 6 am, the Bahia Utica 143 foot former Navy vessel was en route to Cartagena, Colombia, having left San Diego in July.
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Mexico
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Cartagena
Colombia
Prisoner Back In Jail After Dalhart Shootout
One of two escaped prisoners returned to jail after a wild shootout during Dalhart Texas XIT Ranch Old West celebration. Wayne Forrest was fatally wounded. Daniel Lewis survived with minor injuries as a car chase ended in a wreck in downtown. Officials said deputies were fired upon during the pursuit through the 15,000-visitor crowd.
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R. C. Johnson
Johnson
Wayne Forrest
Elsinore
Daniel Lewis
Lewisville
Ill
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Israel veto of Sisco Middle East blueprint sparks crisis
Israel leaders led by Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected Joseph Sisco’s three stage interim settlement plan for Sinai and a Suez Canal buffer force. The Cairo axis warned peace or war while Sadat pressed Washington to define its stance in the conflict.
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Sune Day US
Joseph J. Sisco
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Sinai
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Comin Sudat
Ste Canal
Suez Canal
Mitla
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FAKE TEETH ADHESIVE PASTE PROMISES COMFORT
A garbled ad claims FASTEETH powder helps dentures stay firmer and longer, reducing slipping and gum irritation. It touts alkaline formula to avoid sour taste and says use with dentures for natural eating and health benefits.
Preparation H Proclaimed to Shrink Hemorrhoidal Swelling
Doctors report a medication named Preparation H to shrink swelling in hemorrhoidal tissues and relieve pain and itching for hours. Tests among hundreds of patients in New York Washington D C and a major medical center found similar effective results. Millions purchase it annually for relief without a prescription.
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Washington
D.C
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