Earthquakes Daily News This Week in World Quake Facts
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes Earth’s restlessness with an average of 85 quakes daily. The column mixes trivia and satire on science, daily life, and culture, including Coolidge coin trivia and jokes about shoes and weather.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mother Earth
Army Infantry
Commuter Vision Sees Automated Highways And New Meters
The piece outlines a future featuring automated highways with movable sidewalks underground, neighbor hood car sharing, base parking to keep cars in use, and meters charging drivers by time of day and street priority. It argues these changes would reduce gasoline taxes and push drivers to buses and trains. Later, a Livingston AP report notes Game Warden Wayne Chappell was wounded by buckshot during a deer poaching arrest, with two white men and a 70 year old Negro detained after a large manhunt aided by police and bloodhounds.
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Livingston
Wayne Chappell
Chappell
R. B. Lollay
Lubbock Schools Begin Fall Semester With New Campuses
UD city schools prepare 34 elementary and secondary campuses for a new term. New plants Haynes Elementary and Wester Elementary open in southwest Lubbock. Beginners attend half days Aug 31 to Sept 18, with extended bus schedules for early graders. Registration for older students runs Aug 17 to 21, with schedules issued Aug 31 and Labor Day closing Sept 7.
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Lubbock
Haynes
58Th St
Memphis Ave
Wester
48Th St
Chicago
Luci Johnson Cancels Stanford Concert After Illness
President Johnson's daughter Luci, ill with a 24 hour bug, canceled a San Francisco Symphony fundraiser at Stanford University. She briefly appeared at a La Honda barbecue before symptoms forced her to retreat with Secret Service protection. The illness also disrupted a planned concert appearance with conductor Arthur Fiedler.
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Washington
Secret Service
San Francisco Symphony
Stanford University
Arthur Fiedler
Luci
Johnson
Beverly Hills
Steve McQueen
Lloyd Hand
Los Angeles
Daddy
Multiple Fatalities Reported in Texas and Nearby States
Violence a charge of assault to murder noted in a case around a dispute over matches. Fatal collisions and drownings occurred across Texas and adjacent areas including Fort Worth San Marcos Beaumont Dallas Orange and Arlington with victims named Turley Graff Payne LaBue Wallace Jacobitz Silva and a child saved after a boating incident.
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Stanton
Bob Smith
Donald Turley
Fort Worth
State 156
Blue Mound
Tarrant County
James Graff
Orange
Phillip Payne
San Marcos
Tony LaBue
Taylor’s Bayou
Beaumont
Billy Wallace
Dallas
Fred Jacobitz
San Antonio
Kathryn Voss
Leon Silva
Lake Arlington
Wedding party ends with arrests at Midl town church
Police traced Des monde and Slover through tavern witnesses and arrested them as they appeared at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church in Middletown for a Saturday wedding. Marshall family vacationed at their summer home with a groom hospitalized and unconscious.
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Desmonde
Slover
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church
Middletown
Marshall
Executive Dies in Glenview At Age Fifty
William L. Dunn longtime director of engineering and vice president of the Admiral Corps died recently in Glenview at age fifty.
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Glenview, Ir
William L. Dunn
Admiral Corps
Freedom of grazing rights on common lands debated at sale
Page One reports a discussion on the freedom of grazing sheep on common lands and the status of title holders. The piece notes that commoners gain courtesy titles like Esq. by receipt of a tailor bill and that titles such as court rolls, surveys, rent rolls, and minute books are being sold by C. M. Stanford and Son for J. L. he.
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A. True
C. M. Stanford and Son
J. L. He
Japanese Foreign Minister Statements On Gulf of Tonkin Event
Japanese Foreign Minister Etsuseburo Shiina told the House Affairs Committee that U S destroyers Maddox and Joy were acting in self defense when Communist torpedo boats attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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UPI
Etsuseburo Shiina
House
Maddox
Or. Joy
Gulf
Tonkin
Typhoon Ida Death Toll Rises in Luzon
Reports confirm six drownings in remote Luzon areas and raise tally to 79 dead or missing from Typhoon Ida. Estimated damage listed at 25 million dollars as officials assess impact across Manila and surrounding regions.
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Manila
Luzon Island
Beaumont of Coggleshall Es Sex Gift for the One Who Has Everything
A fragment suggests Beaumont of Coggleshall is described as the perfect gift for someone who has everything. The note emphasizes novelty and desirability, though context remains limited and unclear.
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