Straying 8 Foot Boa Constrictor Sought in Lubbock
An 8 foot boa constrictor believed stolen or released remains missing in southwest Lubbock after owner Anthony Granes Jr confirms the cage was pried and that the snake could be out since weekend. Granes, who bought the South American snake, says it is not poisonous though capable of biting.
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Missile Arsenal Tops 300 Mark in ICBMs
Washington gap notes the US ICBM arsenal surpassing 300 combat-ready missiles as the Air Force began manning a new Minuteman force. First two Minutemen become operational at Ellsworth AFB while other missiles at bases in Montana North Dakota and the Midwest reach status.
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Officers Installed By Legion Post
George S Berry American Legion Post installed new officers in a Monday night ceremony at the Disabled American Veterans facility. Walter Ro Elkins became commander, one of the youngest ever to hold the post, reflecting his Navy service in the Korean War. Other officers named include C. Z. McNinzie as first vice commander Henry Gore as second vice commander Den Sims as third vice commander Boyd Herring as finances officer J O Grisham as sergeant at arms KL Hardy as adjutant Charlie Putnam service officer and A C Bullard historian.
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U S Moratorium On A Blasts To Stay Unchanged
U S officials say evidence from the Soviet Union is too inconclusive to lift Kennedy’s atmospheric test moratorium. The AEC reported suspicious events that may be low yield nuclear tests but no radioactivity was detected.Officials noted a June 12 event and said the moratorium will remain while test ban talks proceed.
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Moderate U S Economic Outlook Sees Slower Gain in Second Half
A five member panel of experts from the U S Chamber of Commerce foresees a moderate rise in U S economic activity in the second half of 1963 and into 1964 with no dramatic upswing. GNP expected around 590 to 595 billion by year end with possible 610 billion in mid 1964. cautions include unemployment and international balance of payments challenges.
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Byrd Warns of Global and Budget Deficits in Law Day Talk
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia cites four deficits including UN dues NATO balance of payments and the 1963 treasury shortfall in a University of Virginia Law Day speech He warns deficits threaten gold reserves and dollar convertibility while noting recent presidential and economic advisers views. Local brief details report injuries from a traffic crash and a boating mishap with victims treated at Methodist Hospital.
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Federal finances show deeper deficit as year four begins
Washington faces a fourth straight year of deficit financing with indications that the fiscal outlook will deteriorate before improving. The report signals mounting debt pressures and ongoing budget gaps shaping policymakers' plans.
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UPTI
Franco Signs Release For 20 Year Prisoners
Madrid reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco signed a decree granting release within days to all prisoners who have served at least 20 years including political offenders. The decree made with the Pope Paul VI coronation will also cut by up to fifty percent the terms of those with shorter sentences. It takes effect upon publication in the official state gazette.
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UPI
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Paul VI
Colonaid: New tablet relieves constipation overnight
Nervous tension can block bowel impulses causing constipation. Colonaid tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to return the colon to work. Clinically proved Coronarp offered in introductory size at 43 cents.
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Pastor Subdues Burglar in Presbyerian Parish House
In Bridgeport, police say burglar Thomas Harmon forced entry into the First Presbyterian church parish house. Rev. Frederick J. Allsup, 46, awakened by his wife’s screams, tackled and subdued him after a struggle down stairs. The pastor and Margaret Allsup were treated for injuries. Harmon faced burglary charges with a $10,000 bond.
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