Honesty Pays Boys Who Found Bonds and Cash
Massachusetts lawmakers consider awarding Edwin Bennett and Bruce Bennett for finding a cache of bonds and cash in a woodland parcel. The 1959 discovery involved Teodor Ancédez’s estate, with $1,200 recovered by the government. the boys would receive $30 each under a Senate bill.
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Chinese Wars Of Red Aim to Dominate World
Nationalist China attacks Soviet aggression claims at the United Nations General Assembly. Lin Chieh cites Kremlin as pursuing aggressive aims and warns about continued mistrust in the nuclear era. The report notes criticisms of human rights abuses and Beijing’s resistance movements amid Cold War tensions.
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Northern Minnesota Indians Harvest Wild Rice In Traditional Method
Native harvesters in northern Minnesota continue to bend stalks and thresh grain directly into canoes, preserving the time honored practice of wild rice gathering despite modern changes.
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Identity of Missing Woman Is Established
Portions of four limbs found scattered across Lake County during April and May have been identified as those of Wilma Teanatte Hassan, a former nurse's aide missing since April 6. Coroner Robock said identification matched old and new X rays. Hassan, 34, a Baghdad immigrant, last seen at O’Hare Airport. Her husband Mohsin Hassan disclosed plans to send their year-old daughter to Hassan’s parents in Baghdad.
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Seek to Avert Ottumwa Strike at John Deere Plant
Ottumwa law engineers from Workers United and JAW International plan to meet Monday with plant representatives to avert a strike at the John Deere Ottumwa Works. The effort aims to produce an agreed program to solve issues in plant operations and labor rules.
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Ben Bella assumes full power to quell Kabylie revolt
President Ahmet Ben Bella declared he has taken full authority to handle the Berber uprising in the Kabylie Mountains. He pledged to use no regular army against rebels, relying on persuasion and the Arab majority to avoid bloodshed. The National Assembly granted support as Balbar villagers rallied near Abane Fort National to join guerrilla units forming in the mountains.
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Abu
Fort National
Fountain Towns
Jensen Completes Army Phone Course
Gerald K. Jensen, son of Mrs. Jeanette M. Stroughmalt of Miscatine, completed an eight week telephone installation and repair course at The Southeastern Signal School in Forty Gordon Georgia. He entered the Army in May 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The 19 year old is a Muscatine High School alumnus and formerly played with River Terminal Co. of Muscatine.
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Army
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Muscatie High
Senate OKs Kennedy retardation aid plan proposal
Senate approved President Kennedy's multimillion dollar program to prevent mental retardation in children by a voice vote. The bill funds maternal and child health services and crippled children programs with annual increases from 25 million to 50 million by 1970, plus a research grant plan and a $22 million grant for mental retardation initiatives.
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Mrs Kennedy to Call on Greek Royal Family in Greece
Mrs. Kennedy plans a teatime call on King Paul and Queen Frederika during her 15 day Greek vacation. Accompanied by relatives and Prince Stanislas, she arrives at a seaside villa with tight security while the Christina yacht graces Glyphada as a possible island cruise option.
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Christina
Aristotle Onassis
Bank Statement Call Issued for National, State Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued four calls today for statements of condition for national banks as of the close of business September, all dated the same. The Federal Reserve Board requested statements for member banks of the Federal Reserve System. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation also announced a call for state banks under its jurisdiction.
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Peace Envoys to Confer With Birmingham Council
A fragmented report describes Peace Envoys Royall and Blak visiting Birmingham in September 74 amid racial tensions. They met Mayor Albert Bourwell and listened to residents as officials consider responses to explosion damage and violent hours that left two Black youths dead. Indications rise that the delegates will conclude their visit soon.
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Eugene Contnor
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Blak
Zip Code Plan Succeeding Says Officials View
The Post Office Department touts rapid ZIP code adoption and public recognition after three months of operation. It notes high volume business use, widespread signage, and even ZIP mentions in culture, while acknowledging limited private use in addresses yet to be measured.
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Meredith Willson
Bolit Sahlay Claus
Gross to Keep Up Attacks on Waste of Money
Washington debate centers on spending for stationery postage and long distance calls as Rep Gross vows to press his Economy Party tactic. He accuses House members of wasteful trips and meetings while Rep Cooley rebukes him and calls for restraint during discussions of proposed travel and increments in official allowances.
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U.S
Interparliamentary Union chatter and heated retorts
In a tense exchange, colleagues rebuked each other as insults flew. One member urged another to stop talking while a colleague pressed for tougher measures, insisting the union would lose its purpose if not for its guiding figures.
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Mt Rilimanjato volcano rises on borders of Tanzanyika and Kenya
The 18 340 feet Mount Rilimanjato stands on the Tanzania Kenya border and attracts about 400 climbers annually, drawing adventurers to its high slopes and rugged terrain.
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