British US Arab policy stance aids Aden defense
In London AP dispatches from Washington and London report that Britain defends its interests in Aden amid Arab pressure led by Nasser. US officials say they did not request sanctions and support Britain’s defense of Aden, while news conferences tighten after a possible atrocity in Yemen.
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Monterey High Students Pedal to Solve Parking Crunch
Monterey High School plans a bike commute to tackle parking issues as 403 students pledge to ride. Assistant Principal Rogers and Vice Principal Randies join the bike effort with a safety bodyguard task force overseen by Jay Ribble as the Student Council sets the Thursday target. Principal Honey also commits to cycling if 300 students participate along routes from 34th Street to the campus.
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California Boy Dubbed Sickest Patient Of 63
Atwater California, Jimmy Smalley, a 15 year old Atwater High School baseball player, ranked as the sickest patient of 1963 after surviving six critical maladies. A Stanford Medical Center surgeon labeled him the sickest patient who lived in 1963, as he recovered from an intestinal tumor and peritonitis following surgery at Bloss Hospital.
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Annie Wood Named Texas Baptist Mother of the Year
Mrs. Annie Wood of Houston an 84 year old widow who supported thirteen children after her husband’s death was named Texas Baptist mother of the year. She was chosen for the honor to be celebrated during Mother’s Day services at First Baptist Church of Stafford.
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Child Found Safe After Auto Incident In Natick
Local report details Robin Christian a three year old girl found unharmed after an overnight drive in Natick. Her mother Margaret Christian and sister Margie identified the child after notices linked to a Boxford family visit. Robin was returned to her mother at dawn, with confusion over who placed her in bed. A second brief note mentions a ferry plan for Mazatlan linking to California.
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Spring Nessie sighting draws tourists to Fort Augustus
Tourists flock to Fort Augustus Scotland as a reported Nessie sighting sparks chatter. A bartender and local witnesses describe a dark, long creature about 45 feet long moving near the lake with a swordlike profile and no clear head, while crowds reportedly kept their distance.
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Thirteen Inducted Into Honor Society Amid Initiation
Thirteen students and graduate members were inducted into the ILuchtics honor society at a Wednesday initiation meeting. The event highlighted new members from Texas Tech and surrounding campuses.
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Kiwanis Rummage Sale Opens Today in Lyden Area
The Kiwanis hosts a spring rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 513 Broadway to raise funds for the Children’s Milk Fund aiding needy Lydb school district children. Proceeds support clothing furniture dishes and books with pickup for large items by calling PO2-0811.
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Presbyteens to Amarillo for Spring Retreat
Ninth and tenth grade Presbyteen members from First Presbyterian Church will travel by chartered bus to the Episcopal Conference Center in Amarillo for a weekend retreat. Rev Charley Hamest of Sassee Church will speak on The Shape Your Life with sessions including It’s a Mad Mad World and What on Earth Are You Doing for Heaven’s Sake. Worship and Holy Communion are planned. adult advisors John Holloman Kilgore and Rev Gratien Galbraith accompany the group.
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Rabies Outbreak Hits Kampala After Dog Vaccination Drive
Officials report three deaths and eight bite victims as rabies spreads in Kampala Uganda following a veterinary campaign that vaccinated 40 000 dogs. Health authorities say the outbreak follows the mass vaccination effort.
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