AF Sergeant’s Home Burned by Terrorists in Venezuela
Police report that terrorists used a gasoline bomb to burn the home of U S Air Force sergeant William Elliott connected with a U S Air Force mission in MARCAY Venezuela. The attack is blamed on the pro Communist group Armed Forces of National Liberation FALN which has targeted American residences in recent months.
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Mt McKinley in Alaska Highest North American Peak
Mount McKinley in Alaska is cited as the highest peak in North America in the source text, noted for its elevation and prominence among North American mountains. The reference situates the prominence within Alaska's rugged terrain and draws on regional geographic context.
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Miami Chooses C DeWitt Hardy For Dayton Campus Role
Oxford Miami University named C DeWitt Hardy veteran educator and research man as coordinator of academic activities for the Dayton campus a joint venture with Miami and Ohio State Universities to begin operation a year from September 1953. Hardy will report to dean Earl Thesken directing curriculum admission and scheduling details.
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This Day in History August 23, 1963
Key events list dates from 1630 Massachusetts labor law to 1963 world war and modern incidents. Includes Winthrop labor pay decree 1 shilling daily and MacArthur WWII plans. Notable items cover 1775 open rebellion proclamation, 1853 New York banking clearinghouse, 1914 Japan Germany hostilities, 1935 Stalin plot verdicts, 1945 surrender terms ceremony plan, 1955 offshore bombardments, 1963 aviation disaster in Barranca Bermeja.
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Germany
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Douglas MacArthur
New Mexico police badges misprinted with Arizona seal
In Gallup New Mexico police department badges delivered Thursday bore the Arizona state seal instead of New Mexico. The mix up prompted a shipment review and replacement with correct state insignia for the department.
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Woman Novelist Phyllis Bottome Dies at 79
London AP reports Phyllis Bottome, 79, renowned novelist and lecturer, died Thursday. She penned 34 novels including Private Words and The Mortal Storm, and a biography of psychologists. Bottome was the daughter of Rev. William MacDonald Bottome of New York and an English mother.
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Phyllis Bottome
Afred Ader
OSU Awards Degrees at Summer Commencement
Ohio State University held summer quarter commencement in Columbus for 1,063 graduates. Twenty three seniors were awarded honors and distinctions as part of the exercises.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Lily the Felon’s Daughter at American Legion Hall
The Gay Nine presents Lily the Felon’s Daughter in three more performances at the American Legion Home 116 S Main St tonight tomorrow and Sunday night. Mia dhetown Actors' Playhouse cast of 11 directed by Virginia Westland foots 11 by Legion Post 218 sponsorship. Tickets 75 cents adults 25 cents children via playhouse legion or at the door.
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