Marines Pride Critique Weighs Marine Image by Israeli Officer
Lt Col Shaked of Israel, in Ma Arakhoth, assesses U S Marines with 14 credit and 14 debits. He faults officers for rigidity and lacking night operations emphasis, noting a link between Israeli forces and Marines.
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Art Winners Named in State Fair Exhibitions
Eight Wisconsin artists received $125 prizes at the State Fair art exhibition. Winners include Edward Green for watercolor, Harold P. Glass for welded steel sculpture, Robert Wengatz for color intaglio print, Ellen Milan for polymer collage, Robert W. Hase for abstract oil collage, Thomas Uttech for large oil, Kathleen Barnes for oil, and O. S. Shaffer for hammered bronze sculpture.
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Wisconsin
Edward Green
Milwaukee Museum
Harold P. Glass
Madison
Robert Wengatz
Ellen Milan
Robert W. Hase
Fort Atkinson
Thomas Uttech
Wausau
Kathleen Barnes
O. S. Shaffer
Beloit
Pope Paul VI makes first papal helicopter flight
In a historic move Pope Paul VI traveled by helicopter to Orvieto to mark the 700th anniversary of the Corpus Christi event. The 54 minute flight from Castel Gandolfo ended at a prearranged landing strip near the hill town before a land journey to the fortress city.
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Postcards Big Item at New York World's Fair Post Office
Monroe visitors can explore a futuristic post office at the World’s Fair. 80 local post office staff run the site handling about 250000 pieces daily with 30000 postcards sent weekly of which one third go overseas. Multilingual staff and taped presentations aid foreign guests as new machines sort and cancel at high speed.
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Retired Expert Named Federal Prison System Director
Atty. Gen. Kennedy announced Myrl E. Alexander 55 a 30 year Bureau of Prisons veteran will succeed James V. Bennett as director on August 1. Alexander a sociology professor at Southern Illinois University directs the Center for the Study of Crime Delinquency and Correction.
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Southern Illinois University
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Erhard Rejects Red Wall Attack Amid Berlin Wall Anniversary
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard pledges no force to topple the barrier as the third anniversary of the Berlin Wall nears. He says West Germany will not be drawn into violence and remains committed to a peaceful solution, warning against recognition of terror. The government bulletin notes the 1961 border closure and wall construction.
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Edie Adams to Wed Marty Mills Next Sunday
Hollywood announces Edie Adams will marry Marty Mills in a intimate ceremony at her Coldwater Canyon home with a Beverly Hilton reception to follow. Mills, 37, steps into the family business in Hollywood while Adams reflects on a grueling year portraying resilience after Ernie Kovacs's death and rebuilding the estate.
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Today in History August 12 1964 Major events listed
A briefing of historical notes marks August 12 with King Philip's death 1676 Manila 1898 Britain's war move 1914 the Atlantic Charter draft 1941 Florence liberation 1944 and regional diplomacy in 1955 and 1963 plus Kennedy tax cut proposal from 1963.
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State Commerce Commission
Long Island
Florence
Italy
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Organization of American States
Santiago
Chile
Caribbean
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Agriculture chief vows to hire more Negroes in tech roles
Secretary Orville Freeman told a civil rights delegation that the Agriculture Department would hire more Negroes trained in agricultural technology if such applicants are available.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Track Bombing Suspects Nabbed in 1963 Marquette Case
The FBI arrested Alvin Cupp 32 and Jack Alter Pearl 34 of Toledo on charges under the federal train wreck statute for the July 25 1963 bombing of Soo Line and Lake Superior and Ishpeming tracks at Marquette Michigan during a Seafarers International Union dispute. No injuries were reported.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marquette
Mich
FBI
Alvin Cupp
Toledo
Jack Alter Pearl
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Soo Line
Lake Superior and Ishpeming
Seafarers International Union
Red Wing
Nostalgic Ex Convict Targets Post Office for Prison Bid
Griffin police say 67 year old Walter K Vickers tried to smash a post office window to win another prison term. Vickers, who served at Georgia State Prison from 1959 until recently, faces federal charges for damaging federal property.
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Griffin
Georgia
Walter K. Vickers
Vickers
Community urged to repair failing sidewalk now
A public notice urges property owners to fix or replace an adjoining sidewalk promptly to maintain streetscape and safety. The call to action emphasizes immediate repair where municipal or neighborly standards are unmet.
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