SHAPE Leader Gears Himself To Be Precision Instrument
NORSTAD, 49, rising from brigadier general at 36 to four stars at 45, leads SHAPE as NATO’s soon to be supreme commander in Europe. The Norwegian Lutheran son of a pastor built Europe's air defense from a French chateau base in 1951 52, shaping Eisenhower’s atomic air strategy and serving as key air chief during his presidency.
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Lovington merchant jailed for assault on Hobbs mother
Lovington merchant Thurman Eugene Davis 39 was jailed on $10,000 bond on a rape charge after a Hobbs mother described a three hour fight in Davis upholstery store. She escaped through a broken door with aid from two passersby, while Davis allegedly threatened to kill her and sustained injuries en route to police.
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Paul Bertrand Services Set Today
Funeral services for Paul Felix Bertrand 66 Floydada farmer who died Friday night in Lockney General Hospital will be held Sunday at First Methodist Church Floydada with Rev Tilden B Armstrong officiating Burial will be in Floydada Cemetery Harman Funeral Home directing Survivors include his wife three sons Neal Harold all of Floydada a daughter Gladys Westfall Plainview a brother Adolph Amarillo three sisters Mrs Tom McSpadden Wichita Falls Mrs John Seedig Denver Colo and Mrs Charley Larlwig Clifton and 12 grandchildren
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East German unions ordered to allow worker input at meetings
In Berlin East Germany unions were ordered to permit member suggestions at meetings. Tribunae the official organ lamented past obedience and urged change as workers show growing dissatisfaction and skip gatherings. The Labor Ministry had recently moved against arbitrary quota boosts. Venezuela records show 4468 twins and 36 triplets born in 1954.
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Rancher Tests Breeding Wild Rodeo Stock For Bronc Tests
Sacramento July 21 A California rancher, 45, plans an unprecedented experiment breeding wild bucking horses from ornery stock. He will take two years before first ranch reared colts are rode in bareback events. If any prove weak they will be used for dog food. He compares to his Brahma bulls and notes dwindling range horse supply.
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Hungarians Defy Red Orders In Mass Funeral Demonstrations
In Budapest crowds refused police attempts to divert processions for Gypsy violinist Sandor Bura and singer Sari Fedak. Some 35 000 mourners filled Farkasreti cemetery grounds while 300 Gypsy musicians played as flowers rained down and the crowd sang patriotic tunes.
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Inventor Advised To Use Invention
Igor Sikorsky, the Bridgeport Connecticut helicopter inventor, was in an accident on Route 54 near Paulling New York when a deer struck his car. He and his vehicle were uninjured and he proceeded to Brewster where he called the sheriff for guidance. The sheriff joked that he should use a helicopter for night travel.
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Betsy the cow not explosive after all
In Paso Robles California on July 21, Betsy the Guernsey was believed dangerous after being seen near dynamite caps. Sheriff Merrick and a veterinarian watched Betsy in a pasture, but they concluded the box was empty and she had eaten only grass while continuing to give milk.
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Pedestrian Patrick Anderson Dies After Morning Hit
San Antonio reports Patrick Anderson, 76, died from injuries after being struck by a car this morning. Investigators determine the incident occurred in the early hours and the driver remained at the scene.
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Luce Says Poison Came From Ceiling Paint in Rome Home
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce states she was poisoned over a year and a half ago by arsenic in paint peeling from her Rome residence ceiling. She corroborates Time magazine release, cites a CIA inquiry clarifying how arsenic entered her body.
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Clare Boothe Luce
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