Last 1893 Grady Recalls Mrs Jones and Ottawa Days
Carrie Feinstein records memories of Mrs Tony Jones wife of Ottawa University founder and early OU student Miss Mary Stiles. She recalls Cincinnati years, the Class of 1888 graduation and 60th reunion, a French course score correction from 60s to 98, a teacher moving to Connecticut, and Ottawa’s growth from edge-of-town to a fuller community while pondering radio, television, and contemporary bands.
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Carrie Feinstein
Mrs. Jones
Kansas
Mary Stiles
Tony Jones
Ottawa University
Miss Stiles
Stiles
S. Cedar
Mr. Jones
Ottawa
Connecticut
Foreign Aid Breakdown By Country Hush-Hush Revealed
At a House Foreign Affairs hearing Rep. William T. Murphy pressed Secretary of State Dean Rusk on next year’s aid by nation. Officials kept country totals secret to avoid tipping off recipients, while public figures show a $2.4 billion economic aid package plus $1 billion in military assistance.
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Stanley Meiser
Washington
House Foreign Affair
William T. Murphy
Dean Rusk
United States
Seneer
Murphy
International Aid
Congress
House Foreign Affairs and Appropriations Committees
House
Senate
Johnson
U.S
Rocky and Barry Blast Opponent in Oregon Primary
In Eugene, Oregon, Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater criticized Henry Cabot Lodge, urging him to explain Vietnam policy to voters. Rockefeller predicted Lodge cannot repeat his New Hampshire write in primary victory without active campaigning. Goldwater warned Lodge’s potential win would reflect poorly on American politics and urged support for the Republican nominee.
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Associated Press
West
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Eugene
Ore
Tuese
Lodge
Oregon
New York
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Eisenhower Leads Republicans In Berlin Wall Forum
Former President Dwight Eisenhower told AP that he would not have allowed the Berlin wall to rise. He warned against shooting Russians who disobeyed orders over U S or allied airspace and argued there was no missile gap. He said U S prestige had declined since leaving office and criticized NATO ties for ignoring friends like France. The panel sought a consensus for the GOP platform with leaders including Charles S. Thomas Edward Teller Arleigh Burke James Douglas Maurice Stans Gerald Ford and Glan Lippscomb among others.
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Berlin Wall
United States
U.S
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Biltmore
Charles S. Thomas
Parisian Bandits Hold Up Gambling Club Then Fire It
A group of about six masked gunmen stormed a private gambling club in Paris. They threatened employees, looted cash registers and two safes, and sent the premises up in flames before fleeing as the last members exited. The incident occurred in the early hours.
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Paris
Re-Entry Test Planned By NASA For Firecraft
Cape Kennedy Fla RP NASA plans a Monday reentry test of Project Fire to study heat and breakup during atmospheric return. A 200 pound Firecraft will reach 521 miles aboard an Atlas booster before an Antares solid-fuel rocket drives it back through the atmosphere at 25 277 mph as a comparison to Apollo descent. The Wednesday Atlas Centaur test was postponed at least a week due to incomplete ground testing on ejection system insulation panels.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Apollo
Moon
Atlas
Antares
NASA
Wife Charged After Man Shot In Stomach
Eddie Leroy Martin aged 29 was reported in satisfactory condition after a Saturday night shooting. His wife Patty Martin aged 26 faces felonious assault charges in connection with the incident.
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Eddie Leroy Martin
Martin
Patty
Earthquake Leaves Little Damage At Port Wakefield Alaska
Gov William A Egan said Port Wakefield a center of one of the world s largest crab packing industries escaped the Alaska earthquake and ensuing waves with little or no damage The port lies on the north side of an island between Afognak and Kodiak islands in the quake zone The 1962 king crab catch provided more than 5 million dollars in wages and commissions in Alaska
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William A. Egan
Port Wakefield
Afognak
Kodiak Islands
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Grady
Washington Grade School
Hawthorne
England
Alliance
Mall Illants
Alance
United Nations Special Fund
A.I.D
State Department
Rocky
Barry
Robert Heard
Los Angeles
Dwight Eisenhower
Burn Club
Blue Stone
Ruby Red Stone Eternal
Stewart
A. Cee
Howy Bown
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