Army to Reopen Old Training Posts at Three Bases
The Army will expand basic training capacity by reopening old facilities at Fort Lewis Washington Fort Campbell Kentucky and Fort Bragg North Carolina or nearGy. Each site will train about 10 100 men as part of a wider buildup and repatriation of officers from Europe. The plan aims to add 30 000 trainees and support units while temporary strength reductions in Europe total about 45 000.
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Washington
Lewis
Wash
Campbell
Ft .Breage
Avill
United States
Europe
Ee Ee
Ford
U S Tightens Control of Pesticides
Washington reports new federal actions to bar pesticides that fail safety standards from the market starting 1968. Regulations require pesticides to meet residue limits beyond original registration tests. Scientists note some residues on foods are expected despite controls.
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FDA
Washington
Agriculture
Department For Registration
Perlian Srieure
Ex-Patient Son Slays Mother in Queens Home
Thomas Meinery, 29, a former mental patient, killed his mother Mary Meinery, 59, in her Woodside home after demanding an answer about Kennedy's death. His brother James and two sisters witnessed the attack. Thomas had been released from Manhattan State Hospital last October after a previous violent incident. The husband, James, was at Holy Thursday services when the slaying occurred.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Thomas MeInerney
James
Woodside
Queans
Mary
Wittesses
Lidha
Kennedy
Thomas
Manhattan State Hospital
Beacon
Chicago Safest in Traffic Among Gillies of 1 Million
The National Safety Council reports Chicago among cities over a million in traffic fatalities per 10,000 vehicles, with a rate of 2.6 for the first half of 1966. Portland and Syracuse posted low rates, while New York and Los Angeles were excluded due to unreported data.
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Chicago
India
National Vehicles Safety Council
Il- Chicago
Waukee
San Francisco
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Columbus
Portland
Jore
Phoenix
Ariz
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Twas
Houston
Syacuse
Providence
Pearance
Tulsa
O&la
Santa Houston
thejAna
Calif
Lansing
Mich
Land Madison
Wis
New York
Los Angeles
Christians Mark Good Friday Rites Worldwide Observances
The Christian world marked Good Friday with Catholic rites led by Pope Paul VI in Rome and solemn processions in Jerusalem. Pilgrims flocked to the Holy Sepulcher as the Easter weekend began, while Britain prepared for holiday travel and Buddhists celebrated Buddha's enlightenment.
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Rome
Holy Land
Pope Paul VI
Britain
The
Automobile Association
Harald Wilson
Scilly Iles
Ute
Ingland
Tax London
Simon
St. Simon of
Cyrene
Christ
Christiane
Formosa
Buddah
Gautita Siddhartha
Pilgrim Holy Week Across Cities and Continents
A sprawling Holy Week report notes Lucien Chauviere, aviation pioneer, dies in Paris as churches in Jerusalem, Rome, and Berlin mark crusades and processions. It describes mass attendances in hotels, mosques, and cathedrals from Paris to Tokyo, Russian clergy visiting Jerusalem, and coastal Florida revelers while Mexican resorts fill and Spanish rituals suspend bullfights.
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Christ
Pontius Pilate
Calvary
Paris
Lucien Chau- Calvary
Viere
Chauviere
Louis' Bleriot
Veracruz
Tampico
Monterrey
Acapulco
Mexico City
Spain
Berlin
Wall
Burglar Suspect Shot by Watts Clothier
A Watts store owner opened fire during a burglary attempt at 1666 E 103rd St, wounding two suspects. James Howard Vara, 8? (likely misread), died at Oak Park Hospital. Suspects Joseph Sheridan 21 and Joe Davis 34 were involved. Sheridan was arrested, Davis fled after the exchange.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Watts
Ing
Davis
James How Vara
Joe Davis
Joseph Sheridan
Sheridan
J. Davis
Davis Kasual
E. 103Rd St
Howard
Parker Warby
Oak Park Hospital
Pacific Telephone seeks $14.9 million emergency rate rise
Pacific Telephone Company asks the California Public Utilities Commission for a $14.9 million emergency rate increase saying intra state earnings have declined since November. The request would mainly affect special services, with local connections rising from $7 to $10, and cites worsened finances since a 1964 PUC order reducing rates by $40.7 million and setting a 6.38 percent return.
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iPacific Telephone Company
California Public Utilities Commission
PUG
Lions Shot by Police After Escape From Cages
Vancouver Washington police shot two lions after they were found loose and cornered following an escape from a wooden and wire cage. A man named Robert Hedges, a dealer who had been feeding and handling the animals, said the lions were startled by lights and noise. The animals had arrived by plane from Chicago and were being delivered to a pet farm in Salem Oregon.
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Vancouver
Wash
Piolice Jst
Washington City
Hedges
Robert Hedges
Investi Mal
Los Atiny
Walter & Co
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Eair
Vle
Lions
E Fe Fia
Chicago
Salem
Ore
Nailisen
Over the Counter Gustattors and Security Dealers Listing
The document shows a dense ledger style catalog from the National Association of Securities Dealers listing prices, bids, and participants. It names many firms and individuals across banks, brokers, and institutions, indicating market quotes and interdealer activity. The page includes numerous references to financial entities, stock tickers, and security products with spread and price notes.
Poultry and Eggs for Sale in Local Market
Fragmented OCR notes list poultry and eggs for sale with unclear prices and items described. Mentions demand and varieties, with scattered figures and vendor hints, reflecting a rough marketplace listing.
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Army
Bragg
72Nd Airborne Division
Fr. Campbell
161St Airborne
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Tex
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Ft. Benning, Ga
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Church of the Holy Sepulcher
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Lasses
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Soviet Union
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Broadway United Church
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Malcolm Boyd
Charlie Byrd
Florida
Tuna Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Nayroski
Pittsfield
Mass
Canton
Diane Marie
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Kathleen
Deborah
Watts Clothier
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Pacific Coast! Exchange
National Association of
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Warstall Indus
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Surely Corp
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Gandally
Actioner Busch 47
Ingus Pga
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Darthoed Purlies
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Igor Tor
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Sentara Trust
Teaweite Inc
Met Fund Inc
Emical Bank
Bk Tamage Co
Ty Commonwealth Furey
West Fund Inc
Bo Bret Wal Bk
Ne Bros
Teirevns
Irving Trust
Fed Sens
Texiie Chemicals
Heredia
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Arion Bank
America
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