Johnson Tells Of New Tactics
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson outlined U S efforts to expand counter guerrilla forces to deter aggression without nuclear war. He urged graduates to act as ambassadors of freedom while advancing conventional weapons and space research for peace and strategic advantage.
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Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Monticello society brief listing visits and calls across towns including Albany Seal Beach Chicago and Lake Geneva with multiple couples visiting relatives medical patients in St. Clare hospital and notable social calls among the Knobel Jordan and Brusveen families.
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Adam Duerst
Shirley Woodruff
Chicago
R. A. Woodruff
Thomas Heuer
Norman Rosen
Thomas Brusveen
Hans Brusveens
York
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Emily Jordan
St. Clare Hospital
Edward Zweifel
Phillip
Peggy
Madison
Nellie Zweifel
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred Haldiman
Jim
Bob
Lake Geneva
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Walter Ingold
Ira Holcomb
Monroe
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Chicago Youth Dies Third Victim of Crash
Bernard Norkevicz age 22 of Chicago died from injuries after a head on collision near Ashland Wisconsin on May 27 during Memorial Day travel. Two others died in the crash Raymond Thrun of Chicago driver of the car carrying Norkevicz and Art Bessie of Ashland driver of the second car. George Black Jr. 14 of Chicago was injured and recovering.
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Camel Breeding Shapes World’s Best Riding Camels
The article states that camels bred in the Sultanate of Muskat and Oman are regarded as the finest riding camels globally, highlighting their fame and prestige in Arabia and beyond.
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Girl Scout Troop News From 211 and 237 Meetings
Troop 211 trail trek on Mrs E A Janke farm ended near Smock’s Cave where a treasure was found. June 15 flyup ceremony planned at Kiwanis Youth Cabin led by Mrs Janke and Mrs Zumach. Troop 237 campers returned from Kiwanis Youth Cabin. Gail Arnold received five point pin with several aides earning program and child care bars. flag presented by Nafzger and Rasmussen. Arnold moving to Sturgeon Bay next month. supply and schedule duties handled by Hoesly, Mohns, Rofenacht, and Buehler. other members listed with leaders Myr Hervey Hoesly assisted by Buehler and Nussbaum.
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David Deininger
E. A. Janke
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Ernest Zumbach
Gail Arnold
Karen Jacobs
Dina Mayer
Donna Nafzger
Christine Boss
Holly Hoesly
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Barbara Rasmussen
Iss Arnold
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Shirley Mohns
Barbara Rofenacht
Carole Buehler
Barbara Gordon
Sue Kubly
Therese Wuetrich
Kathleen Nussbaum
Hervey Hoesly
Robert Buehler
John Nussbaum
City Sets 1,268 NYC Parks Inventory
New York City maintains a city-owned parks system totaling 1,268 sites. The figure reflects the scope of public green space managed by the city across five boroughs.
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