California Lakeland Terrier Wins Best in Show at Lubbock Show
Terriers from across the nation competed at the Heart of the Plains Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show in Lubbock. A Lakeland Terrier named Za Zan from Kerry Kennels in San Francisco won Best in Show after taking first in the Terrier group and besting two others for the top trophy.
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Heart of
Plains Kennel Club
Prancy Lakeland
California
Za Zan
Lubbock
Christian Colle
Kerryall Kennels
San Francisco
Harry Sangster
EL Monte
Calif
Pat Hawkins
Heart of the Plains Club
F. Ward J
Fort Worth
American Net Club
Herman Cox
Alexander Fousek
la Mesa
Somuit
Steich Lane
Lavaland
Albuquerque
Lakeland
Raph Ferguson
Hollywood
Col. E. KE. Ferguson
Zua Zua
Hares Sangster
Heart of the Plains
Chile
Pattersons Lose Several Children to Cystic Fibrosis
Sterling North Dakota reports tragedy as three of the William Patterson children died from cystic fibrosis and two more, Richard 9 and Betty Ann 6, remain seriously ill. Four of seven siblings still carry the disease with uncertain outcomes. Leroy 12 and William Jr 15 show minor signs, while twins Donald and David aged 1 and Janice 16 show no illness.
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Sterling
N.D
William
Betty
Ann
Richard
Betty Ann
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Patterson
Leroy
William Jr
Donald
David
Janice
Kennedy Barnett Talk Before University Riot
Newsweek reported a purported Kennedy Barnett phone dialogue about Meredith’s entry to the University of Mississippi and federal marshals. The transcript quotes discuss arming and confrontations, with Kennedy urging restraint and Barnett expressing worry about crowd violence and political risk.
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Washington (Ap
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Newsweek Magazine
Peierls
Jackson
Miss
Barnett
Jolfice
Newsweek
Meredith
U.S
Kennedy
Mar
Memphis
Man Held After Bombing Threat Flees Hospital
IX AP Nathan Wise the man who threatened to blow up the Justice Dept building in Washington escaped from Arizona State Hospital for the third time in three months. He had previously fled in February and July and was found in Los Angeles after a telegram to Washington. He escaped again while on a laundry shift and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Justice Dept
Washington
Arizona State Hospital
Wise
Angeles
Phoenix
Justice Department
Seoul. Korea
UPI
Korea
Pusan
Senate expands vocational education bill to boost training
The Senate approved a major vocational education bill authorizing 3.2 billion for a five year program. It would raise state grants to 945 million while adding 630 million more in other allocations. The measure aligns with Kennedy recommendations and faces House approval before the White House. The roll call was 104 to 0.
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Washington
House
Ion
White House
Senate
Jackie Kennedy Tour of Crete Fulfills Lifelong Dream
Mrs. Kennedy travels Crete with Sen. Kennedy entourage aboard Aristotle Onassis yacht visiting Knossos Palace and Crete beaches. She tours Knossos and greets locals while a medical update reports Edward R. Marrow’s left lung removal successful and recovering. Senate debate on vocational funding splits along party lines, with Goldwater opposing large federal education grants and a 50-50 matching plan for experimental schools and jobless youths.
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Senate
Kennedy
Traklion
Crete
Hill
Sen
Strom
Surmond
South Carolina
Republicans, Sens. Bourke Sand
Hickenlooper
Roman
Hruska
Nebraska
John J Williams
Delaware
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Amarillo Airman Held On False Report Charges
Amarillo airman Michael Daniel Brown 19 appeared before Judge Connally Lockhart on false report charges after slashing the words airmen are punk on his chest and later claiming two Negroes attacked him. He said he injured himself with glass then a razor after returning from weekend leave in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
APD
Amarillo Air Force Base
Michael Daniel Brown
Connally Lockhart
Brown
Dallas
Syria and Iraq plan joint armed forces command
Cairo dispatch cites Iraqi President Abdul Salam Aref stating Syria and Iraq will unify their armed forces for a joint command. Observers note Gamal Abdel Nasser has withdrawn from a tripartite union, amid Baathist tensions in Iraq and Syria. Cuban exiles in Central America also noted.
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Cairo
AL RO
Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Abdul Salam Aref
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tripartite Arab Union
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Pattersons
Pamad
Edwin 0. Guthman
Guthman
Marshal James) McShane
Gans Barnett
Jane
Paul Johnson
Kenni Tam
Marshals
Mpact Budgens
cNe
Giitizens Uuibipork
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jackie
Baris
Iiew
Mrs. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Lefkas
Greece
Onassis
Murrow
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Washington Hospital Center
Knossos
Theseus
Prinvill
Franklin “D. Roosevelt Jr
Istanbul
Roosevelt
Christinn
Howard T. Kelley
Gallatin Gateway
Montana
Yellowstone
Fread
Falcon
Mobil
Falcon Squire
Lan
Managua
Central America
Sw Co
Aypsat
Falcon Futura
Ford
America
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