Rockefeller Inspires Republicans With Bounce and Resolve
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, battle scarred after last year’s presidential bid, remains unbowed in his New York City office. He urges Republicans to unite, focus on voters’ concerns like water pollution, embrace fusion over splinters, and stand firm on anti appeasement in foreign policy and Vietnam.
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Mediators want peace force in Dominican Republic nine more months
OAS mediators led by Ellsworth Bunker propose keeping about 12 000 troops in the Dominican Republic for nine months under a provisional government and elections. Disagreements persist among civilian military junta rebel factions over force departure and timing before an OAS ministers meeting in Rio.
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Cat Clings to Tree as Family Feeds It by Pole
In Hampton Georgia a brunette mother and her three children feed a cat stuck high in an oak using a fishing pole and improvised ladders. For two weeks they coax the grey striped cat with bread meatloaf milk and water hoisted to a broad limb as firefighters stand by. The cat remains perched and seems content while rescue efforts continue.
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Hampton
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Hampton, Ga
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Atlanta
British prisoners allowed caged birds in cells
The Home Office decrees prisoners may keep caged birds in their cells if the birds are taken on release. Cages must be supplied from within the prison to prevent smuggling of weapons or tools for escape attempts.
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London
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Home Office
The Country Parson Quote on Bible as Hammer
A quote from The Country Parson compares preaching without the Bible to a carpenter lacking a hammer, underscoring the indispensable role of scripture in sermon work. The remark uses a practical metaphor to emphasize reliance on biblical text for spiritual instruction.
Students Unearth 1808 Madison Fort in Fort Madison
University of Iowa archeology students uncover remains of an 1808 Army fort along the Mississippi in Fort Madison Iowa as workers excavate for a water reservoir. The fort burned and was abandoned five years after construction, leaving blockhouses and officers quarters buried.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Mississippi River
James Madison
Prized swords tempered in the Tagus River at Toledo
Archaeologists report that prized Toledo swords were tempered in the Tagus River beginning in the First Century B C. The finding highlights ancient metalworking practices and the city’s historic sword production.
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Tagus River
Toledo
Spain
New Preparation H Claims Fast Hemorrhoid Relief
A famous institute reports a new substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. It provides minutes of relief from itching burning and pain and speeds healing while reducing swelling and infection risk. Available as Ointment or Suppositories with claims of easier bowel movement.
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New York
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Adams Wins In Archery Shoot
Harold Adams set a club single high score at 476 points to win the 1965 Lubbock Field Archery Club championship held Sunday near Acuff. Ollie Whitener captured the women's title, with a full slate of class winners listed including Wessom, Price, Pierce, Sherman, and Whitener in various divisions. The next shoot is scheduled for August 8.
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Government to Make Polio Vaccination Compulsory in Italy
The Italian Cabinet on Saturday approved sending a bill to Parliament to make polio vaccination compulsory. The move follows public health concerns and aims to boost immunity nationwide.
Menzies Returns Home From Five Week Commonwealth Trip
Prime Minister Robert Menzies concluded a five week tour that included the Commonwealth prime ministers meeting in London and talks with President Johnson in Washington. He stopped in Washington en route and called his discussions with Johnson of immense value.
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