Code Clerks Left Note Says Prober
Congressional investigator said a farewell note left by NSA code clerks who defected to Russia was suppressed by officials who hoped it would stay private. Rep. Paul Kilday said the note was read by the defectors at a Kremlin press conference. The subcommittee will hold a closed inquiry into espionage and security practices next Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
National Security Agency
Russia
Paul J. Kilday
D-Tex
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Kremlin
Kilday
Mitchell
Martin
Farmer's plow horse killed by lightning
In Brunham Texas Adolph Schulz reports a recent shower and a bolt of lightning killed his plow horse while fields were being watered. The incident underscores the unpredictability of storms for farmers in the area.
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Brunham, Tex
UPI
Adolph Schulz
Nixon meets Radford at campaign HQ amid knee surgery recovery
Vice President Richard Nixon chats with retired Admiral Arthur Radford at Nixon's campaign headquarters. Radford leads a veterans committee backing Nixon as he exits Walter Reed Army Hospital after 11 days of treatment for a knee infection.
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Richard Nixon
Arthur Radford
Nixon
Waller Reed Army Hos
Pital
Radford
Five Boys Die of Heat in New York State Hospital Tunnels
Five boys aged 13 to 15 died from heat stroke after becoming trapped in a maze of heating tunnels at the Craig Colony and Hospital for epileptics 65 miles from Buffalo. Gov. Rockefeller ordered a full report and a survey to prevent a repeat. The youths had lived at the hospital from six months to seven years and could leave voluntarily.
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Sonyealn. VY
Craig Colony and Hospital
Buffalo
Robert Jacobs
Niagara Falls
John Schreck
Richard la
Burglar Admits Stealing Thousands of Dollars in Items
Thomas Levell Cockrell a 26 year old draftsman from Jackson admitted furnishing his Rankin County home with thousands of dollars of stolen items. He told detectives he also used stolen equipment to cut his lawn and work on his car. He confessed to burglaries and check forgeries in Jackson and Rankin County. He was arrested Wednesday. He listed stolen goods including a two ton air conditioner from a church a washing machine two television sets a record player tools a boat and trailer a day bed and a lawn mower later used on his own lawn.
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Jackson Miss
UPI
Rankin County
Thomas Levell Cockrell
Jackson Engineering
M. B. Pierce
Cockrell
Press Woman Elect Officers At State Meet
Mrs. David Bolton was elected president of the Louisiana Press Women at the state convention in New Iberia. Other officers include Kenneth Walker as first vice president Corinne Peace second vice president Mary Baggeron secretary and A B Harvey re elected treasurer. A special award went to Margaret Dixon and national federation president Mrs Wallis Vanderburg received a certificate. Vanderburg and 14 other journalists recently toured the Soviet Union Sweden Poland and Germany.
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New Iberia
David Bolton
Bastrop Daily Enterprise
Louisiana Press Women
National Federation
Wallis Vanderburg
Shell Rock
Iowa
Kenneth Walker
Natchitoches Enterprise
Corinne Peace
Morgan City Review
Mary Baggeron
A. B. Harvey
Baton Rouge
Bolton
Margaret Dixon
Baton Rouge Morning Advocate
Theta Sigma Phil
Vanderburg
Jimmie H. Davis
Dot Strain
Lafayette
Soviet Union
Sweden
Poland
Germany
Sky Shield tests keep results secret in six hour drill
In Colorado Springs General Kuter says the six hour Sky Shield exercise kept results secret but promises lasting benefits. The drill involved a simulated nuclear attack by SAC bombers on targets across 14 million square miles of the United States and Canada with civilian air traffic temporarily grounded.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Laurence S. Kuter
North American Air Defense Command
Kuter
U.S. Strategic Air Command
United States
Canada
U S College Queen Crowned at National Contest
Miss Carole D. Reinhart 18 of Miami Florida was named the sixth National College Queen at a New York event. The University of Miami sophomore, chosen by The Hurricane, will tour Europe and receive scholarships to the Institute of Creative Communications and the Dramatic Workshop in New York.
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New York
Death of 10-year-old William Crosgrode in St Joseph
William Chase Crosgrode, son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Crosgrode, died after a brief illness at a Shreveport hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church St. Joseph with Rev. R E Pragel officiating. Interment follows at Legion Memorial Cemetery Newellton. He was a Davidson school fifth grader. Survivors include two sisters Lyndle and Billie Gene, grandparents Mrs J A Scineah Muldoon Tex and Mr. and Mrs J S Moore Sr St Joseph. Pallbearers named Johnny Coor Clarence Roy Billy Brady Cary Vickers Fred Schauf Oscar Baragona.
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ST. Joseph
William Chase Crosgrode
W. C. Crosgrode
Shreveport
First Baptist
Lyndle
Billie Gene Crosgrode
J. A. Scineah
Muldoon
Tex
J. S. Moore Sr
Johnny Coor
Clarence Roy
Billy Bradey
Cary Vickers
Fred Schauf
Oscar Baragona
Funeral services for Ernest Hickingbottom in Gilbert
Ernest Hickingbottom aged 48 died Saturday morning in an Alexandria hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. in the Urania Pentecostal Church with Rev. W. R. Cripps officiating. Burial will be in Harris Capitol Cemetery, Ollo, under Young's Funeral Home of Jonesville. He is survived by his widow Jessie Thacker Hickingbottom, three sons Edward Lewis Hickingbottom, Gerald Glen Hickingbottom, Ronalo Hickingbottom. two daughters Billy Ray Coker and Linda Sue Hickingbottom. one brother Jessie Hickingbottom. one sister Ethel Floyd. and three grandchildren.
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Gilbert
Ernest Hickingbottom
Alexandria
W. R. Cripps
Urania Pentecostal Church
Harris Capitol
Ollo
Young’s Funeral Home
Jonesville
Jessie Thacker Hickingbottom
Edward Lewis Hickingbottom
Lake Charles
Gerald Glen Hickingbottom
Jena
Ronalo Hickingbottom
West Monroe
Billy Ray Coker
Linda Sue Hickingbottom
Monroe
Jessie Hickingbottom
Ethel Floyd
Judge Dawkins Resting Better After Stroke
Retired federal judge Ben C. Dawkins Sr. of Monroe, age 79, is in St. Francis Hospital after a stroke and is described as resting better though in very serious condition. He resides at 1621 Park Ave. His son Ben C. Dawkins Jr. from Shreveport is due to arrive and conduct federal court in Monroe next week.
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Ben C. Dawkins, Sr
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Judge Dawkins
Louisiana
1621
Park Ave
Ben C. Dawkins Jr
Shreveport
New Lightweight Futuramic II Strobonar Flash Unit
Denver reports a lighter Futurmic II Strobonar electronic flash from Heiland Photo Products Divisions Minneapolis Honeywell. The unit weighs 24 ounces without batteries and stands 9.3 inches high, with power options including three size C photoflash cells rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries or household current. Batteries fit inside the head for a compact design.
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New York
UPD
Denver
Colo
Heiland Photo Products
Minneapolis- Honeywell
Everyready
Flash units promise high output and long life
The article notes cells can emit 200 or 300 flashes per set and rechargeable batteries deliver 80 to 100 flashes per charge with indefinite lifespan. A large direct reading exposure calculator on the flash head eliminates the need to memorize guide numbers and mental math during photography.
Nasser to Attend United Nations General Assembly
Cairo reports confirm President Gamal Abdel Nasser will attend the U N General Assembly session opening September 20 in New York. It would be his first visit to a Western country.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U. N. General Assembly
New York
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