Come Back Little Irving Dulberg in Brooklyn Love Plea
The plea from Jennie Epstein to former mailman Irving Dulberg seeks his return to Brooklyn. She asks Congress and English language media to help reach him after years of absence following a post office romance and dismissal for excessive absence.
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Sleeping Sickness Case In Kansas
Great Bend Kansas reports Barton County confirms its first case of sleeping sickness a mild encephalitis illness. The victim is the 7 year old son of Sheriff Marion Weese who fell ill a week ago and was treated at Central Kansas Medical Center. Doctors say the boy is improving.
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Questions on Viet Cong Body Counts and War Viability
AP reports multiple senior U.S. officers question the reliability of body counts from the Vietnam War. They note inflated tallies, real casualty gaps, and a resilient Viet Cong insurgency requiring potentially far more Allied troops to contain or defeat.
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Silence Deepens Risk for Nasser and Egypt
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Gamal Abdel Nasser's prolonged silence after the Arab-Israeli war fuels fear of political instability in Egypt. The piece notes rising domestic hardship, economic strain, government belt-tightening, and potential shifts as Cairo weighs new arms from the Soviet bloc and the challenge of rebuilding national confidence amid a hungry population.
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Sunday School Lesson on Paul and Barnabas at Lystra
Clarence W Cranford recounts Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey visiting Antioch in Pisidia Iconium Lystra and Derbe. He notes the reactions of the crowd in Lystra the healing of a cripple the mistaken worship as gods and the subsequent stoning and revival. The piece links the biblical account to modern church resilience and renewal through faithful study prayer and communal support.
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Television Log Highlights From Page Two Schedule
The listing shows Johnny Carson at 10 30 4 with a movie Boy on a Dolphin followed by All About Eve at 9 Then 10 35 13 offers Of Human Bondage at 12 30 9 covers Issues and Answers at 12 35 13 News Weather at 1 00 9 News and Sports at 1 15 9 Faith For Our Times concludes the block
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Vancouver sniper opens fire in quiet Vancouver home
A tall sniper with rifles fired in a residential area killing university professor D. D. A. Webster and his wife in their backyard then surrendered after 20 minutes. A 19 year old woman and a 56 year old woman were wounded as residents watched the attack from nearby homes. Police seized over 10 rifles, including a U S Army automatic, but say the submachine guns were not used.
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Half-Dollar Shortage Shrinking But Still Not Over
Washington AP Treasury official Robert A. Wallace says half-dollars, once scarce, appear more in circulation yet remain below demand. Banks report more availability, but the shortage is officially ended only for other coins and the Kennedy half remains constrained by metal-supply limits. About 850 million Kennedy halves have been minted since 1964.
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