Taylor Heads Latin America Craft Trade Study Tour
Antonio J. Taylor, brother-in-law to President Johnson, travels as a $75 daily consultant for AID to survey regional Latin American handicraft and artisan export potential. The Santa Fe arts and crafts shop operator visits Ecuador Peru Bolivia and Guatemala on the assignment with standard per diem and expenses.
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Antonio J. Taylor
Johnson
Agency For International Development
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Santa Fe
N.M
Latin America
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Peru
Bolivia
Guatemala
Astronaut Scott Carpenter In Second Traffic Accident
Panama City Florida Scott Carpenter 40 escaped with scratches after his car collided head on with another on U S 98 west of Panama City at 6 30 a m The highway patrol said he fell asleep at the wheel and veered into the opposite lane Eddy Washington 51 of Panama City the other driver was hospitalized with minor injuries Carpenter pleaded guilty Wednesday to driving on the wrong side of the road and was fined 25 last July 16 he was thrown from a motorbike near Hamilton Bermuda and suffered a compound fracture of the left arm.
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Scott Carpenter
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U.S. 98
Highway Patrol
Eddy Washington
Hamilton
Bermuda
Indonesian jazz leader questioned over Beatle songs
Jakarta prosecutors question Tonny Kuswamo, head of the Kus Bersandara, amid a probe into possible subversive elements after the group played Beatle songs at a private party. Beatle songs are banned in Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Tonny Kuswamo
Kus Bersandara
Kus Brothers
Meridian’s Al Key: Mayor-Elect on 30th Endurance Flight Anniversary
Meridian Mississippi marks 30 years since Al Key set the endurance flight record of 656 hours 34 minutes aboard a Curtis Robin. The six-foot retired airman and new Meridian mayor defeated incumbent James Burns in a spring Democratic primary after serving as Civil Defense director.
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al Key
Key
Mississippi
Fred
James Burns
Cochran Estate Petitions Filed by Mother and Wife
In Los Angeles, Steve Cochran's mother Rose Cochran and his estranged wife Jenna Cochran filed separate petitions asking the Superior Court to name them administrators of his estate. Rose valued the estate at 25000 dollars and Jenna at 150000 dollars, with both asserting no will exists. Cochran died June 15 at age 48.
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Steve Cochran
Superior Court
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Cochran
Jenna
Sid Marion Dies at 65 After Hollywood Heart Attack
Friends and family will honor veteran actor Sid Marion 65 in Los Angeles. The performer born Sidney Marienberg died Tuesday in Hollywood from a heart attack after a career on Broadway and in over 100 films. His third wife had filed for divorce before his cruise departure.
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Hollywood
Sidney Marienberg
Callaghan Compares U.S. Economy to Liberty Bell
British Chancellor James Callaghan praises the U.S. economy calling it as sound as the Liberty Bell then tweaks the remark noting the bell is cracked. In Camden New Jersey former boxing champion Jersey Joe Walcott helps quell an angry crowd after a fireman shot and killed a man in a county park.
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Camden
N.J
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Keith Kauffman
Walcott
Former UK official sees U.S. openness to Red China at U.N.
Patrick Gordon Walker, ex foreign secretary, returned to London after four days in the United States. He said Americans now seem more ready to consider Red China for U.N. membership following talks with influential Americans.
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Patrick Gordon Walker
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China
U.N
Sheriff James G. Clark elected National Sheriffs Association VP
James G. Clark sheriff of Selma Alabama was elected first vice president of the National Sheriffs Association at the Atlantic City conference. He will become president at next year’s convention in Mobile Alabama. Maria Callas canceled four Tosca performances at Covent Garden on doctors’ advice and will only appear at a special gala next Monday.
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Malaspina Glacier Largest Nonpolar Ice Mass
The Malaspina Glacier near Mount Saint Elias in southeastern Alaska is the world’s largest glacier outside polar regions. It spans about 1,500 square miles, an area larger than Rhode Island.
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Mt. St. Elias
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Rhode Island
Dear Abby letters on telephoning bosses and copying outfits
A Dear Abby column advises against calling a boss at home to solicit donations. It suggests writing instead and explains respect for privacy. The page also features a reader upset by a friend copying her clothes and recommends shopping together to preserve individuality.
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Infallible Rice Recipe Sparks Kitchen Tales
Dear Abby shares a long standing rice recipe to illustrate how small changes affect results. The reader explains variations like using instant rice or different fat, and notes that onions and proper covering matter for success.
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Abby
Flo
Fire damages Mayflower Lake home likely lightning shock
Deputy State Fire Marshal John Hassler reported the Mayflower Lake residence suffered fire damage four days after purchase by a Milwaukee man. He found no evidence of arson and attributed the blaze to possible lightning.
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Waysau
John Hassler
Mayflower Lake
Milwaukee
Refuse-Seekers Start Dump Group at Kennebunkport
In Kennebunkport Maine the Kennebunkport Dump Association led by Edward Mayo a seascape artist and president grows as a social club with summer picnics and winter operations A National Dump Week runs July 2 to Labor Day featuring a rat shoot a parade and a Miss Dumpy contest The group uses a bent tin can with a black eyed Susan as its symbol and blends year round residents with summer visitors.
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Kennebunkport
Maine
Mayo
Dogs Reported Killing Sheep on Area Farm
Mrs. Daniel Wyss of Route 1 Monroe reports three sheep killed by dogs on a local farm. Her husband fired at the animals without effect, and a tenant had warned of ongoing attacks. Kenneth Hartwig of Foote 1 Monroe says dogs were chasing heifers nearby. Deputies investigate.
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Daniel Wyss
Monroe
Green County
Sheriff's Department
Kenneth Hartwig
Foote 1
Volunteers enrolled in nationwide Job Corps camps
The Office of Economic Opportunity announced that 11,220 volunteers are enrolled in Job Corps camps nationwide as the old fiscal year ended. This update records broad participation across the program.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Man in Milwaukee Dies Moving TV Set
Alfred Rietz, 59, Milwaukee, was killed when a television set he and Harold Hoffman moved fell onto his chest in a tavern. The men stood on the bar and a soft drink cooler to reach the portable set. Rietz slipped and fell, the set crushing him. Hoffman fell but was unharmed.
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Ervin C. Langemak
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Harold Hoffman
Hoffman
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems For Thousands
Classified ads help readers find needed goods services and opportunities daily. People search for items like furniture employment housing and auctions while local businesses post notices and promotions to reach a broad audience.
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