Jehovah's Witnesses Meet in Memphis District Assembly
Jehovah's Witnesses gathered in Memphis for the Mid-South District Assembly at the Coliseum. Delegates from 33 states and Canada attended, featuring a mass baptism of around 400 exiles, with seating for male delegates and a large tented area on the grounds.
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Memphis
Kern
Truth District Assembly
Mid-South
States
Cunada
Charles Si‘nurka
St. Louis
Army of Delegates
Caliscum
Air Assault Division Readies Move to Vietnam
Air Assault Division, a 15,000-man unit of the 1st Cavalry, has been packing gear for days with strong indications it will move to South Vietnam. Pentagon officials provided no comment, while some troops reportedly departed from their base in Texas, amid Defense Department security restrictions.
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T Renning
API
1St Cavalry Division
Asault
Santh Viet Nam
Defense Department
Talys
Washington
Pentagon
Mave
Scientists Study Rock Muscle Development for Rockets?
In San Francisco and abroad, scientists discuss Titan 3C rocket power and payload potential amid reports of Proton 1 and Titan tests. The American and Soviet programs race to orbit heavy satellites, with engineers calculating near 27,000 pound capacities and plans for a September flight from Cape Kennedy. Police seek a nursery thief who took plaster gnomes and garden ornaments in Southampton.
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San Francisco
UPS
U.S
Ame
Soviet Union
Mouiday
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
ALAA
Russia
America
Joseph 5. Bicymaier
AirForce
Manned Systems
William G. Purdy
Marin Co
Denver
Colo
Glass Fiber Fabrics Price Fixing Charged
Federal suit alleges eight years of bid rigging and price fixing by several New York manufacturers including Ton Industries J.P. Stevens United Merchants Clark Scheebel Glass Fiber and others. Government seeks treble damages and recovery of payments obtained by false claims from agencies such as NASA and Redstone Arsenal. Defendants named are Ton Industries Inc J.P. Stevens & Co United Merchants & Manufacturers Clark-Scheebel and more, with Livermore California firms also listed.
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New York
UPI
Aix
Fed
Tegland
Alan Worth
U. S District Court
United States
Urlington Industries Inc
J.P. Stevens & Co. Inc
United Merchants & Manufacturers Inc
Sand Clark-Scheebel Fiber Glass Corp
Ater Manufacturing Co. Inc
Exter, Om.i
Count Manufacturing & Supply Co
Livermore
Calif
National Aeronautic and Space Administertion
Redstone arsenal al tunls-+ Ville
Ala
American serviceman reports for duty with chest wound
An unidentified American service member reported for duty at Alconbury USAF base near Huntingdon England after a rough ride left a damaged chest. He steadied himself despite the injury as he steered the vehicle.
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Huntingdon
England
UPI
Alconhery Usaf Fase
Here
Edward Heath Named To Conservative Post
London reports Edward Heath was formally declared Conservative party chief, succeeding Sir Alec Douglas-Home. Heath plans immediate House of Commons appearance and to push for a motion of censure against the Wilson Labour government, signaling a potential leadership clash. He won a three way leadership vote among MPs.
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London
UPI
Edward Neath
Conservative Party
Bachelor
Harald Wilson
Labor
Conservative
Heath Lad
Alec Douglas-Home
Hoth
House of Commons
Mursalty
Wilson
Heath
Me St
Carol Baker Upsets Paris Fashion Show With Plunging Neckline
Paris UPI reported film star Carroll Baker upstaged Jeane Lanvin's collection by arriving in a pink dress with a dangerously plunging neckline. She sat front row, lifted her shirt above knee level, while photographers snapped away. Lanvin's normally restrained designs featured ostrich feathers, but Baker drew the crowd’s attention with her bold style clash.
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Paris
UPI
Carroll Baker
Jeane Lanvin
Parle
Ickel
Miss Baker
Acress
Press
Iers
Merry
Lanvin
Daily News Publication and delivery rates note
The Daily News, published by Citizens News Co. in Middlesboro Kentucky, carries United Press International and local news rights. Subscriptions range 5.00 yearly in area, 4.50 for six months, 2.50 for three months, 1.00 for one month, with outside area pricing at 10.00 yearly.
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Citizens News CO
Middlesboro
Kentuck
United Press
United Press International
U P.L. News
Im Bell
Knox Counties
Bee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
West Virginia Police Chief Switches From Catching Crooks to Saving Souls
West Virginia police chief Bill Long announced his resignation on Monday after 13 years as an officer. He and wife Sarena plan to move to Chattanooga to join Tepmesser Temple Col. for Christian work and missionary effort. Long cites a calling to convert to Christianity and shift from policing to faith-based service, beginning August 2 and noting five officers also turning to Christian missions.
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West Virginia
Long
Ye Sa She
Sarena
Tepmesser Temple
Col. Hege
Chattanooga
Tsaid
Lang Long
Wis
South Charleston
Dunbar
West Hollywood
Han
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Southampton
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Edward Heath
Carol Baker
Jules Francins Crahay
Aliss Baker
TIMES
Bas
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard MiReone
Reaienen
the Daily News
St, Albans
W. Va
Bill Long
Itcn
Gates of Heaven
His Wife
Vali Miajur
Vie Baptist School
Wakins
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
D.A
Clinly
Chace
Norwich
Sunkist
Morrell
Valleydale Pure Pork
Doz. Cin
Armour Star
Morrell's
Armour
Wakin's
Owen & Green Paint CO
Cumberland Ave
Midalesboro, Ky
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