Roundup Time At Airport In Seattle Incident
A pony wandered onto the Seattle Tacoma airport apron after crossing Highway 99. Airport security, state patrol, and firemen in four cars chased the animal. One flight was delayed briefly. The report notes hard surfaced highways in the United Kingdom and Belgium.
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Democrats Face Possible Special Session After November
Washington AP reports heavy or moderate Democratic losses in the 1966 congressional elections could trigger a post election session of Congress. If Democrats lose 15 to 20 House seats they would retain control but not voting power over Great Society bills. House adjournment before October is likely, leaving President Johnson’s agenda stalled.
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by a man who is hard of hearing. The device makes whispers crystal clear and offers information at no cost. Write HEARING, 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pa for details.
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Incumbent Democrats Won Narrow House Re-Elections
More than 60 sitting Democrats secured seats in the House two years ago by margins under five percent. The article examines how close results reflected voter divisions and the political landscape shaping potential future contests.
This Day In History May 31 1966 Highlights
On May 31 1966 the world marks dates from 1889 Johnstown flood to 1965 Paris Algeria peace talks. Notable events include Jutland naval battle in 1916 and Shuri loss in 1945. Also Dead Sea Scrolls discoveries noted and Vietnam cabinet changes referenced.
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Nikita Reads A Lot Quiet Life After Power Loss
In Moscow Nina Khrushchev says the ex leader Nikita Khrushchev, 72, and his wife lead a quiet life, reading and walking, with visitors from time to time. She noted he recently finished de Gaulle memoirs and may not write memoirs yet. Their niece heads to Cuba with her husband on an undisclosed assignment.
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How conversation can nourish your life
It explains how conversation can solve problems reveal others views and strengthen marriage. It cautions distinguishing artificial talk from genuine idea exchange and promotes June Reader's Digest with guidance to find conductors that spark two way personal electricity.
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