Lures To Foreign Tourists Proposed
Washington AP reports a National Travel Office task force to coordinate broad foreign travel promotions for the United States. The plan includes a 50 percent air fare discount and about 10 million dollar annual budget next fiscal year to attract foreign visitors, with mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Long-Distance Cupidwork Sparks Mars Saigon Call
A quirky telegram style encounter unfolds as a young telephone operator and U S Army sergeant Anderson discuss a playful plan. The exchange hints at a pending marriage while noting weather and a distant connection via Mars. The caller, stationed with the 2nd Infantry Division, expresses surprise at the engaged mood.
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Bonds Set For Two Charged With Assault
Yong, 38, of 423 E. appears in court. Pleaded guilty to carrying a prohibited weapon and related charges. Bond set at $1,350 with fines and further conditions pending.
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Injury suit testimony set to begin in 9th District Court
Judge William R. Shaver presides as jurors prepare to hear testimony this morning in an injury suit filed in the 9th District Court.
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Air Intrusions Dominate Talks At Panmunjom Meeting
The article notes North Korean air space violations and U N talks at Panmunjom amid shifting Cold War tensions. It mentions youths charged in thefts, the Pueblo incident and broader claims by North Korean forces, with references to armistice commission and military officials.
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U S Grant Approved For Education Plan
U S Grant approved an education plan amid London’s fire crew response. The record notes an 1988 event with a figure of 55,907, highlighting funding action and city involvement.
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