Army to create first sergeant major of the Army rank
The Army announces the creation of the sergeant major of the Army, a new top enlisted role to be appointed at a Pentagon ceremony July 11 after nominations from field commands. The appointee will advise the chief of staff on enlisted education advancement morale training pay and promotions. There are over 4 700 men titled sergeant major now, but none hold the Army wide post.
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Army
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Harold K. Johnson
If You're Sick And Don't Know What's Wrong
An article by Dr. John H. Day extols chiropractic exams to find the cause of illness. It argues that nerve pressure from misaligned vertebrae disrupts brain energy and body function, offering adjustments as a path to health. The Day Chiropractic Clinic in Lubbock notes a summer closure for a Parker Research Seminar.
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Parker
Chiropractic Clinic
34Th & Ave. V. Lubbock
Fabulous 89th Congress reshapes nation with vast new programs
The 1965 Congress, dubbed the fabulous 89th by Johnson, passes sweeping social and public works legislation. CQ Almanac shows expanded topics in education welfare and general government, with more roll calls and pages than 1963, while national security stories shrink amid Viet Nam focus.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Chicago
America
Kennedy
Senate
House
Kennedy party braves rapids on River of No Return voyage
Robert F. Kennedy and a delegation including John Glenn faced foamy rapids on the Middle Fork of the Salmon in Idaho. The eight rubber boats navigated tight walls and rollers as they traveled toward the 100 mile journey’s end near the Montana border.
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Elk Bar Camp
Idaho
Robert Kennedy
Salmon River
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy Party
Tappan Falls
Middle Fork
Montana
Continental Divide
America
Five men jailed for black market rent ring in Moscow
Five persons were sent to a Soviet labor camp for operating a black market ring that rented out apartments, a Moscow newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Moscow
UPI
President Joins Lake Lyndon Johnson Cruise in 19-Foot Boat
President Johnson cruised Lake Lyndon B. Johnson in a 19 foot speedboat Sunday, escorted by two Secret Service boats. He stopped at M. C. Winters’ lakeside home, an old Johnson City contractor and friend, with several other shore visits during a hot afternoon as dozens of boats filled the lake.
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Johnson City
Tex
Guards Ordered In Ecumenical Council To Curb Riots
National Guardsmen were dispatched to Geneva on the Lake Ohio to prevent a repeat of July riots during a student gathering. Gov James A Rhodes spokesman said 50 guardsmen were sent at the county sheriff’s request amid reports of motorcycle groups while about 5000 college attendees stayed in the area and arrests for disorderly conduct occurred. A Navajo Ecumenical Council was approved in Ganado New Mexico by the National Council of Churches to foster church cooperation on the largest Indian reservation and to plan a joint strategy with 10 Protestant churches and the Roman Catholic Church.
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Geneva-On-The-Lake, Ohio
UPI
Lake Erie
James A. Rhodes
Ashtabula
Tom Fasula
Fasula
New York
National Council of Churches
Ganado
N.M
Department of Indian Work
National Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
European gas prices remain higher than U S averages
UPI reports that taxes raise gasoline costs across Europe though levels vary by country. Switzerland shows about 49 cents per gallon for premium, while France ranges from 61 to 80 cents, illustrating uniformly higher prices than the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Europe
United States
American Automobile Association
Switzerland
France
Newcomer Wende Wanger Debuts in Covenant with Death
Hollywood report notes newcomer Wende Wanger signs on as a Mexican girl in A Covenant with Death at Warner Bros. The casting marks a notable entry for the actress in a major studio production.
A&M Student Ties For Fourth In Intercollegiate Rodeo
Johnny Hodges of Texas A&M University tied for fourth in saddle bronc busting at the World's Championship Intercollegiate Rodeo in Vermillion on Sunday.
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Vermillion, S.D
Johnny Hodges
Texas A&m University
Vermillion
New Non Surgical Hemorrhoid Cure Promises Relief
A science breakthrough claims Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids while stopping itch and relieving pain without surgery. Reports describe rapid relief and sustained improvement over months across many years of cases, with no narcotics or anesthetics used. Preparation H suppositories and ointment with applicator are recommended.
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New York, N. Y
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Willie Schaeffler
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