Dedicated Man Divorces Wife To Fly Copters
Decatur farm boy and lay preacher Beggs left his wife after she claimed he had struck her to enlist in Army helicopter training. He quit as a carpenter to pursue pilot wings at Ft. Benning then remarried Linda Joyce Beggs after earning his wings. Army Sgt. Jim Silver calls Beggs highly motivated.
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Decatur
Ala
Franklin Delano Beggs
Viet Nam
Beggs
Army Helicopter Corps
Ft. Benning
WO Beggs
Linda Joyce Beggs
Gadsden
Jim Silver
Hal Boyle Picks Up Mail Riches Of Odd McLippings
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys a collage of quirky notes from mailbag items. The feature lists varied facts from macaroni claims to dog bites, traffic forecasts, cocoa betrothal customs, life‑scene stats, and odd lore with a humorous slant.
Warden barred from opening inmate attorney mail
Junction City Kansas AP Warden Sherman Crouse of the Kansas Penitentiary at Lansing was restrained from opening and copying letters between inmate Eddie Cox and his court appointed attorney. Judge Walter Hembrowsi sought a temporary restraining order in Geary County District Court after Cox filed a habeas corpus petition alleging violations of four constitutional rights. Cox, serving 130 years for second degree kidnapping, had two telegrams to his attorney copied and given to the attorney general. officials say a May 17 1966 directive allows opening but keeping contents confidential.
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Junction City
Kan
Sherman H. Crouse
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Walter E. Hembrow Ise
Geary County
Eddie David Cox
Crouse
Cone
Kansas
Hemebrow
Richard Seaton
Charles McAfee
Erecord
Seaton
Cox
Richard Waters
Port Royal Rebuild Plan Harks Back to 1692 City
A coalition of businessmen and scholars proposes restoring Port Royal Jamaica to its pre earthquake grandeur of 1692. The project aims to reconstruct the town as it stood before the disaster that sank parts of the harbor and reshaped the coast.
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Port Royal
Jamaica
Education Commissioner Howe II Faces Heavy Criticism
Harold Howe II, U S education commissioner, has nine months in the post and is already one of the most criticized public figures in America. Congress members label him a commissar and czar of education, while calling him a foul blot on the...
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Washington
Harold Howe I
Commissioner of Education
Howe
America
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
DeVa
Emanuel Celler
D.N.Y
House Judiciary Committee
Office of Education
Education
The
Learning Institute of North Carolina
Paunch Corps Seeks 500 Projects a Year by 1967
New York AP reports the International executive Service Corps led by Frank Pace Jr. has completed 100 projects in under two years and targets 500 annually in underdeveloped lands. Most work is at foreign companies’ request, with IESC funding costs and managing skilled executives on leave.
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New York
Corps
Peace Corps
Europe
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Uns
IESC
International Executive Service Corps
Frank Pace Jr
Army
General Dynamics Corp
Fifth Avenue
Kibitz
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