Naval Academy chief ends one way transfers to other services
At Annapolis Navy Superintendent Rear Admiral Charles C. Kirkpatrick declares the class of 1963 will be the last to enter the Air Force or Army after graduation. He says future midshipmen will join Navy or Marine Corps only, with rare compelling reasons for any transfer.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Air Force
Army
Charles C. Kirkpatrick
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Service
Academy
Kirkpatrick
Former NASA Official Quits Over Personal Reasons Not Disputes
D Brainerd Holmes, head of the Manned Space Flight program, said he is resigning for personal and family reasons largely financial and not due to disagreements with NASA leadership. He noted a higher civilian salary at RCA and explained he will return to private life. Seamans and Webb denied a crisis at NASA.
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Washington
D. Brainerd Holmes
Holmes
NASA
James E. Webb
Robert Seamans Jr
Webb
Radio Corp. of America
Seamans
Manned Space Flight Centers
Houston
Tex
Huntsville
Ala
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Strikers Surround Parliament in Guiana Violence
British troops ringed the Parliament building after a strike escalated, injuring about 130 people and prompting clashes as Cheddi Jagan’s government faced accusations of planned dictatorship. East Indian and Negro communities were affected amid mobs attacking homes and stores.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Coldstream Guards
Royal Marines
Caprice
Britain
People’s Progressive Party
Overkill stockpiling criticised in editorial critique
The piece cites Senate findings on excessive weapon material stockpiling and calls for accountability. It argues the breadth of targets and large inventories threaten public safety and urges Congress to address the buying spree tied to civil unrest plans.
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America
Stuart Symington
Congress
Counselors urged to aid underachieving students in schools
Psychologist Dr Proff notes boys reach underachievement by grades two or three while girls lag by grades five or six, with self doubt dampening reading and writing. He emphasizes counseling, parental support, and increased elementary counselor access to help students use latent ability.
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Ers
Dr. Proff
Dr. Proft
Bailey County Jubilee Promises Big Fourth Celebration
A Bailey County jubilee in Muleshoe features a central stage all day with continuous entertain ment excluding Sunday. Beards contest prizes, a big talent contest for 500 in cash, a gala fireworks display, and church services mark July Fourth as the peak of festivities.
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Bailey County
Family Honored With Reception At St. Luke's
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Elliott and daughter Mary Ann were honored at a church reception at St. Luke's Methodist Church as Elliott prepares to move to Dallas with Glidden Paint Co. He served as church leader and youth coordinator while Mary Ann, a Monterey High graduate, plans to attend North Texas State University.
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Robert L. Elliott
Mary. Ann
Dallas
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
44Th St
Leo K. [Gee
Elliott
Commission On Education
Lubbock
Northwest Texas
Commission On Worship
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Ann
Monterey High School
Methodist
North Texas State University
Denton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Glidden Paint Co
Science official announces Ellis transfer to Tech Research Farm
Dr. Ellis, a noted animal husbandman and top young scientist, will move from Bushland to the Killgore Beef Cattle Research Center at Tech to bolster the university research program. He holds a doctorate from Texas A&M and a bachelor’s from New Mexico State. Ellis will succeed J P Smith, who resigns to join American Breeders Association, Inc. as a field representative.
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Killgore
Thomas
Durham
Ellis
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
American Society of Animal Production
Oregon
New Mexico State University
Texas A&m University
Tech
Bush‘land
Dr. Ellis
J. P.smith
American Breeders «Association Inc
New Mexico
George F. Ellis
Bell Ranch
Tucumcari
Double Entry Fatal Bonn
A man described as a bigamist was caught in Germany after entering a contest for husbands twice, ending in a fatal outcome. The incident reflects a risky stunt gone wrong and highlights the dangers of publicity games.
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Bonn
Germany
Derby race readiness and Derby winner advances to Akron
Pre Derby inspection at Lubbock is set for July 6 with final racer inspections on July 13 at Modern Chevrolet Co. Here. The winner of the 16th annual Soap Box Derby will travel to Akron for the All American Derby on August 3.
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Lubbock
Modern Chevrolet Co
Akron
Macmillan Faces Parliament Crisis Over Scandal
Involvement rumors about Macmillan and aides threaten his government. Aides warn this danger looms as ministers potentially linked to a scandal. Macmillan’s political fate hinges on his parliamentary address and the impression he makes.
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Keeler
Macmillan
Connally veto endangers Texas Screwworm Eradication
Texas cattleman Dolph Briscoe Jr says Gov. John Connally's veto of a 300000 appropriation jeopardizes the screwworm eradication effort. He notes more than 100000 producers raised about 3 million to support the program, relying on state funds and federal matches.
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Austin
Texas
John Connally
Dolph Briscoe Jr
Briscoe
Woman from Dallas Claims 20 Pound Loss With Barcentrate
Mrs. Jack H. Ferguson of 2536 Brandywine Drive Dallas Texas says Barcentrate helped her shed 20 pounds and she also found it a good tonic. She urges readers to ask Texas drug counters for Barcentrate and to follow label directions with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to show how to lose weight.
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Jack H. Ferguson
Brandywine Drive
Dallas
Texas
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