Rebels Say Laos Chief to Resign
Vientiane Radio reported that Laotian Premier Tiao Samsonith agreed to resign amid rebel demands after a coup seized Vientiane. Rebels warned of a bloody war if the government does not quit, and a deadline passed without independent confirmation.
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Viet Nam
Vientiane Radio
Tiao Samsonith
Tiao
Vientiane
Sil
Ouane Rathikone
Kang le
Vien Hane
Samsonith
Luang Prabang
Revolutionary Committee
Smallest State Across Fortification Lie Rhody
A garbled crossword style list presents a cluster of clues and partial answers. It references Rhode Island as the smallest state with clues hinting at various words, some related to flowers, bells, and positions like sitting, holding, and moving. It reads like an OCR fragment from a puzzle page with mixed, unclear entries.
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Easton's
Puzzle filled with archaic clues and scattered hints
The fragmentary text presents a crossword style prompt with numerous numbered clues and names such as Everlasting poet, Shoshonean apple, and Providence. It appears to list definitions for a historical or literary word puzzle, mixing unrelated phrases and partial references requiring cross–fill.
Keml Radio Schedule Fragment
The readable fragment shows a 5:00 PM to 6:10 PM radio schedule with mentions of Lee Zimmer and various stations including KABC KNX KEIG KFOX KHX and KUAS. It lists shows such as News Today in Brief and sports updates, plus religious programs like Back to the Bible and The World Tomorrow.
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Lee Zimmer
van Gorialun
Beacon
KGER
Aubrey Lee
KNX
Fh. A
Gh&e
Builders of Faith
MPC
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Victor Gren
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Roy Storey
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Rams
Irving Howard
KHX
Deadly Brink
Keox
Huph Cherry
Voice of China
Phila
Exoles
KGERA
J. Wenerson
World of
Tomorro
TV and Movie Schedule for August Sixteen Fifty-Nour
Extensive late evening and night schedule lists multiple film titles from 1940s to 1960s era along with TV programs and guests. It covers morning to midnight entertainment blocks across channels with recurring reruns and color presentations.
State College Board Chooses First Officers In California
In Sacramento Gov. Brown organized the new State College Board with Louis H Heilbron as chairman and Thomas Braden as vice chairman. The board aims to coordinate state colleges with the University of California and private and junior colleges. New trustees drew four-year staggered terms, with several named to represent junior colleges and UC and College of San Mateo.
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Independence
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San Francisco
State Board of Education
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Thomas Braden
Oceanside
Braden
Educate
Allen J. Sutherland
San Diego
Paul Spencer
San Dimas
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Univesity
Brown
Warren Christopher
Los Angeles
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Christopher
Talecott Bates
Carmel
Heilbrow Donald Hart
Bakersfield
J. Philip Murphy
Piedmont
Herman H. Ridder
Long Beach
Sutherland
Spencer
Thomas L. Pitts
Merriam
William K. Cobrentz
Raymond
Faba
Atherton
Mabel E. Kinney
Luckman
Seymour Mathieson
Fresno
Byron H.J. Atkinson
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State College Board of ‘Trustees
Heilbron and Sutherland
Roy E. Simpson
Mellophone Solo Featured In Summer Night Broadcast
Mellophone soloist Don Elliot performs on Channel 7 with Terry Vernon arranging a unique show, as the program seeks suitable repertoire for the mellophone and Tio Macero offers to compose a concerto for mellophone and orchestra. The lineup includes Eugene List, Olegna Fuschi, Arnold Fidus, Lucille Lawrence, Joe Wilder, Harold Coletta, and George Ricci with Wilfred Pellieter conducting the ABC Symphony Orchestra and Margaret Truman as host.
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Don Elliot
Channel 7
Elliot
Tio Macero
Guggenheim
Melaphone
Eugene List
Olegna 'l Fuschi
Arnold Fidus
Lucille Lawrence
Joe Wilder
Harold Coletta
George Ricci
Wilfred Pellietier
ABC
Film Pair Review Notes Conflict and Bogart Stardom
Carly reviews two movies featuring Merle Cherin and Humphrey Bogart with Alexis Smith. One title is Conflict. The other film stars Cherin opposite Bogart and Smith in a year not specified.
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Carly
Merle Cherin
Humphrey Bogart
Alexis Smith
R. R. Builder Dies in Michigan at 86
William Van Blarcom, an engineer credited with building the first railroad in the Philippines, died Friday in MIDI.AND Michigan at age 86. He was known for early railroad construction work and long service in the field.
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Midi
Mich
William van Blarcom
Philippines
Ex Editor Watson Dies at 89 in Omaha World-Herald
William Reeve Watson, 89, longtime managing editor of the Omaha World-Herald for 35 years until his 1945 retirement, died Friday in Omaha.
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Omaha
William Reeve Watson
Omaha World-Herald
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