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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

Page

10

U S Travel Service Aims to Promote Foreign Visitors

The United States plans a systematic travel service to boost foreign tourism. Director Want Gilmore leads a program with field offices planned in London Paris Frankfurt Caracas Sydney and Tokyo. Agencies and industries will coordinate to ease travel, promote info in foreign languages, and attract visitors to the United States.

Ferce Department Congress Want Gilmore U. S. Naval Transport Command Antarctica Arctic Kennedy Sec. of Commerce Luther H. Hodges United Press International London Paris Frankfurt Caracas Sydney Tokyo British Isles Scandinavian Countries Sao Paulo Brazil-Rio de Janeiro Mexico United States The

Despair Stab Death of Blonde Ruled Suicide by Depressed Woman

Frances Ward 30 a former Decatur Georgia resident was found stabbed to death in Cambridge apartment. Medical examiner ruled death by own action with fingerprints on a paring knife and notes of depression. Ward had divorced in 1953 from Silas Carter and taught at Lynnfield High School. Her husband Charles Ward a Harvard government fellow and State Department employee left for Washington.

Cambridge Mass Frances Ward Decatur Peter A. Delmonico Silas M. Carter Chambers County Alabama Harvard University State Department Washington

Bearden seeks change of venue in El Paso hijacking case

Defense attorney Robert Pine filed a motion in the El Paso U S District Court asking for a venue change for Leon Bearden and his son Cody in the Continental Airlines hijacking case. He argues local prejudice from El Paso media makes a fair trial unlikely and notes charges include kidnapping and interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft. Psychiatric tests began Tuesday at William Beaumont Army Hospital Fort Bliss near El Paso.

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Maritime Strike Disputes Settled

A special board of inquiry reported to President Kennedy that most maritime strike disputes halted by Taft-Hartley have been settled. Three major disagreements remain, one potentially affecting West Coast passenger and dry cargo fleets when the 80 day cooling off period ends September 21. The White House seeks an industry wide settlement amid Berlin tensions and troop movement needs.

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Agriculture Dept Approves Food for Peace Pact with UAR

The Agriculture Department approves a Food for Peace agreement with the United Arab Republic to finance the sale of 64.1 million dollars worth of surplus farm commodities in Egyptian pounds.

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