Changes Made In British Cabinet Shake-Up
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan reshuffled the cabinet with two powerful ministers Iain Macleod and R A Butler moving to new posts. Macleod becomes leader of the House of Commons and Conservative party chair, Butler becomes home secretary and aids Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market. A new double ranking system pairs senior ministers to share duties while 19 other changes occur including Reginald Maulding as colonial secretary and Fred Erroll as trade secretary.
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Can You Afford This Bed Aimed at Disability Costs
An ad style notice from a life insurer discusses financial protection against long term disability costs. It promotes New York Life Health Insurance and income protection plans for seniors and families. The text emphasizes hospital and surgery expenses and urges mail-in coupons for information and quotes.
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Dozen Burglary Cases Probed in Local Reports
Police and sheriffs deputies investigated more than a dozen burglaries thefts and vandalism incidents Sunday night and Monday with losses including two diamond dinner rings worth 350 and shop tools about 90. Several window damages and a litter of smaller stolen items were reported at residences cafes and businesses.
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Thurmond in Army Reserve duty as muzzling probe looms
Sen Strom Thurmond began two weeks of active duty in the Army Reserve amid a Senate probe into charges of Pentagon censorship of anti Communist remarks. He wore two stars and worked in a small office near senior Pentagon leaders while planning visits to Ft Gordon Ft McPherson and Ft Monroe before returning Oct 17.
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Government official to speak Friday at Tech event
An unnamed US government official is scheduled to talk Friday at Tech. The report notes prior service in the military and references the executive branch, university connections, and historic postings.
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Testimony Continues In Damage Suit Here
Testimony proceeds in a damage case with Fenians named, a court session set for Marni fader ana Mth Aster Court, and Judge Bean calling a civil docket in Sith District Court. Proceedings include attendance at a funeral and a civil jury panel scheduled to report at 9 am Wednesday in County Court at Lewe No. 2 before Judge Pat Moore.
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Sitter Guidelines for Child Care and Safety
The sitter should show responsibility and be engaged by the children. Use the same sitter regularly if possible. Parents must acquaint new sitters with children and pets before first care. Provide oral and written instructions. In a fire, the sitter must remove children first then call the fire department and notify parents.
NYU Course Delves Into Smoking And The Adolescent
New York University School of Education hosts a two week course on Smoking and the Adolescent. Public health workers teachers and school administrators will meet health taenoirs medical professionals and other groups to discuss teen smoking. Professor Roscow C Brown Jr leads the program noting tobacco use effects are cumulative and start earlier. The Empire State Health Council earlier endorsed a statewide campaign to educate teenage smokers.
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Empire, State Health Council
New York State Debt Figures Mentioned in Report
The article notes New York state debt rising to about 815.6 billion, up from roughly 42 billion over a decade. It references per person figures around 88.1 dollars nationally and 858 dollars for the nation, highlighting fiscal growth and burden.
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Plane Hijacker Seeks Trial in Neutral Country
Leon Bearden seeks to hold his hijacking trial abroad claiming he is an atheist socialist and renounced U S citizenship. Bearden and his 16 year old son Cody face trial in El Paso for hijacking a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 with 73 aboard. Federal judge R E Thomason reserved ruling pending the Monday start of trial.
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Lamesa Reports Fewer Crashes Yet Stricter Injuries
In Lamesa accidents are fewer but more serious. The report notes 166 incidents this year versus 66 in early 1960, with 35 injuries in 1961, up seven from all of 1950, indicating rising severity despite lower totals.
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