Coup Overthrows Ghana Leader Nkrumah In Accra
ACCRA Ghana AP Led by Col E K Kotoka the army seized control overthrowing Kwame Nkrumah. Fighting around Flagstaff House continued as security forces clashed. The coup cut phone and cable lines and sealed routes to ministerial offices.
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Kwame Nkrumah
Redeemer
Viet Nam
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Nkrumah
Dakar
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E. K. Kotoka
Kumasi
Charles Barewah
Barwah
Nkruemah
Defense
Kofi Baako
Sweepstake winner now on welfare in Nashua
Charles Kranefuss, 72, reveals how the $150,000 Irish Sweepstakes prize in 1935 ruined him financially. After taxes and bad investments, he lost the fortune, moved from Quincy to North Conway, started cabins, faced bankruptcy in 1944, worked various jobs, and by 1960 was on welfare in New Hampshire where sweepstakes are legal.
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N.H
Charles Kranefuss
Kranefuss
Quincy
Mass
Frank
Dan Bulger
Kranefuss Brothers
Kranefusses
North Conway
Fryeburg
Maine
Portland
MoPac Seeks Union With Santa Fe Through Stock Purchase
Missouri Pacific Railroad officials announced a plan to buy two million shares of Santa Fe preferred stock, signaling a potential railroad union. The purchase, near 22 million dollars, aims to create a rival transportation system in the western United States, with speculation that 1,052,000 Santa Fe shares sold for about 12.6 million dollars.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe
MOPAC
Downing B. Jenks
W.G.‘‘ Marbury
Missis
Sissippi River Corp
Santa Fee Missouri Pacific
United States
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago
Cocktail parties as social art and insurance fiction
Hal Boyle sardonically observes winter social calendars and outlines how to throw a high energy cocktail party. He advises against caterer centered dull gatherings and promotes a crowded, lively event with 50 to 70 guests, strategic mixed mingling, and practical food handling to avoid leftovers and ruined upholstery.
Johnson's daughter Luci to wed Patrick Nugent at National Shrine
Washington AP First Lady Lady Bird Johnson spoke in a frank interview about Luci Johnson's upcoming marriage to Aire man Patrick J. Nugent of Waukegan Illinois. The Aug 6 ceremony at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is expected to be a large Washington social event with a carefully chosen guest list. Mrs Johnson emphasized a balanced view on the age of marriage, noting education while supporting a thoughtful planning period and a sentimental day she aims to make memorable for Luci.
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New York
America
Washington
Lady Bird Johnson
Luci
Aire
Patrick J. Nugent
Waukegan
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Johnson
Lynda
Beth Jenkins
Walter Jenkins
Johnson Seeks To Oil Waters Of Viet Nam War Debate
President Johnson aims to calm the Viet Nam debate by presenting Humphrey's report on his Asia trip to congressional leaders. Senators Gruening and Morse push amendments to curb presidential authority and force a confidence vote, but leaders urge action over talk on the $4.8 billion war authorization.
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Johnson
Texas
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Ment
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Wayne Morse
D-Ove
Gruening
Morse
Southeast Asia
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