Russians Free Travel Across All United States
The State Department announced that a seven year ban on Soviet visitors is being partially lifted, allowing some travel across most of the United States. About 7,500 Russian exchange visitors have come to the U S and around 10,000 Americans have traveled to Russia. Several major cities previously restricted remain open to travel.
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Saskatchewan doctors recall sparks college dispute
A Saskatchewan Medical Care Commission decision recalls British Dr Ida Fisher from Biggar amid a protest against the Model Cane Act. Saskatchewan College of Dental Surgeons president W L Gink says dentists will keep normal service as possible despite anesthetic and facility limitations.
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Union College second term set at Banbourville
Banbourville Ky July 26 opening of Union College summer school second term begins July 27 offering six credit hours across art business education English general science health history civic economics music philosophy physical education religion sociology and a supervisor workshop July 16 to August 1 led by Dr Charles W Simms chair of education division emphasis on latest student teaching practices
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Jet With 95 Reported Missing In India Crash
Bombay authorities report a Alitalia intercontinental jet with 95 aboard crashed into a hillside near Poona amid monsoon weather. No survivors expected. Indian air force Canberra missing as search planes scour the Arabian Sea. The four jet airliner, en route from Bangkok to Sydney, disappeared minutes before its scheduled landing.
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Obituary notice for Elizabeth West of Middlestown
Mrs. Elizabeth West died July 3 1962. Funeral services were held July 6 at 3 p.m. at the Southside Baptist Church. Rev Soul Janeway and Tey CC Earle officiated. Pallbearers included Carl Bryant Glen Edwards Smoky Sawders Joe Lamb Pete Ross Donald Miracle. Interment followed at Middleshore Cemetery. Cowan Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Hospital Notes From Atkittlesbury Relief Ward List
Fragmented OCR lists patient admissions and attending staff across multiple towns and hospitals. Names such as Maggie Hopper City Randall Knett Trabelle Brown Paris Cosby and Earl Ramsey appear among departments like Admissions and Discharges with scattered locations including Oak Ridge Pineville and Clairfield. The garbled text indicates a hospital notes page listing patients, visiting hours, and staff without coherent structure.
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Food Schedule Is Released in Vinevil and Ruddlesboro
Food administrator Charles Knuckles released a countywide distribution timetable with districts and dates in Vineville and Ruddlesboro. The plan covers July entries from July 9 to July 18 across districts 1 through 7 with noon deadlines and location notes. A separate royal update: Princess Alexandra, 25, will undergo surgery at King Edward VII Hospital in London to remove septic tonsils, per Kensington Palace sources.
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Wallpaper reveals Civil War era wallpaper print newsprint story
A Civil War era note tells how the July 2 1863 Daily Citizen in Vicksburg used wallpaper as newsprint under Union Army pressure. The back carried flower designs while readers were urged to save the issue as a curiosity. Pieces of the tale trace J Simerson Angel of Miller and a Maryland My Maryland song copy hidden behind wallpaper.
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Nevada Test Site readies two atmospheric nuclear blasts
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a pair of low yield above ground detonations at the Nevada proving ground following Friday’s 100 kiloton hydrogen blast. The tests aim to analyze effects and test a weapon with one shot to test a device. Officials say radioactivity will remain mostly within a few miles, with monitoring possible up to 300 miles from the shot point.
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Tri-Staters in Service Update From Fort Sill and Navy
Walter McFarland Jr son of Mrs Walter McFarland of Jonesville Va graduates recruit training at Fort Sill Oklahoma Jonesville and Great Lakes naval stations report further honors Fay Buell serves aboard USS Chisen Wares in the Mediterranean and Kitty Hawk home port San Diego Calif Lt Col John B DeMarcus completes CGSC at Fort Leavenworth and is assigned to Third Army HQ at Fort McPherson Georgia
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FTC to hold public hearings on milk pricing across cities
The Federal Trade Commission plans a series of public hearings on milk pricing. A spokesperson said the hearings will begin in Denver next month and likely expand to other cities, with broader coverage announced.
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William Faulkner Dies at 64 in Mississippi Home
Novelist William Faulkner died of a heart attack at his Oxford Mississippi home at 64. The Nobel laureate, famed for portraying Southern life and inner conflicts, was praised by peers for integrity, reserve, and artistic courage. John Hersey called him uncompromising for art over money or easy appeal.
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Fatal B47 Flight Explosion Kills Two Near Salina Kansas
A B47 jet bomber exploded in flight over northwest Kansas near Coloraig and Nebraske lines killing the pilot 1st Lt Douglas Powell Bishop 28 Elberton Washington and navigator 1st Lt Harry Dan Welborn 27 Salina while co pilot 1st Lt Howard J Steen 29 Fergus FallsMinn parachuted to safety The SAC craft en route from Salina to Lowry Air Force Base Denver broke apart at about 32001 feet and was seen for miles witnesses reported the blast and fireball as the four engine bomber crashed in a two mile area near the farm region The copilot said one engine caught fire before the explosion and the pilot ordered bail out
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The Parson Thinks Out Loud
The Parson ponders the Supreme Court ruling on prayer in schools and church state issues across a week in July. He cites Black on establishment, notes mixed reactions from Christian groups, and questions the church's stance on nuclear war and global conflict during a 4th of July week.
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Combs to Rule On Bonus Time in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky UP1 Gov Bert T Combs will decide whether to extend the deadline for filing applications for a state veterans bonus The deadline had been extended six months to June 3 In extending it the General Assembly gave Combs power to extend again by an additional period not later than Dec 31 1962 If he does not extend no more applications will be accepted The state bonus division had received more than 1000000 applications as of time HW
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