Johnson to present medal to Disney widow under bill
Senate action Tuesday sent the measure to the House to authorize a president to present a sold medal to Walt Disney’s widow for his national contributions. The bill also would authorize 100000 bronze replicas for distribution by the California Institute of the Arts. Schroeder hospitalized for serious head injuries after slipping on a fruit peel while on vacation in Kampen.
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Konrad Aderaver
Sean
Christan Democratic Party
NATO
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Wallace urges strong police support at convention
Former Alabama Governor George Wallace told the National Convention of the Fraternal Order of Police in Miami Beach that police could run the country safely in five years. He received two standing ovations from about 1,000 delegates and urged politicians to stand with police or risk losing public support next election.
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Vincent Price Elected Chairman of Indian Arts Board
Vincent Price has been elected chairman of the Indian Arts and Crafts Board as announced by Secretary Stewart Udall in Washington. Price, an art connoisseur, has accepted reappointment, with Royal Hassrick named to the board succeeding Frederick Dockstader as the outgoing chairman.
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Miss America 1966 Deborah Bryant to wed in Kansas City area
Deborah Bryant a Miss America of 1966 will marry Roderick Taylor Wilson Saturday. The ceremony at Praise Village Kan will have Dr W Merle Hill president of Christian College Columbia Mo presiding. Bryant's parents are divorced and her father Hurley Bryant works for the U S government in Vietnam.
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W. Merle Hill
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Kansas City
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Vietnam
Britain’s Top Woman Soldier Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan Dies
Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan, Britain's leading woman soldier from World War I, died at 88 in London. She headed botany at University of London for 29 years, wrote on fungi, led the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and Women's Royal Air Force, and later the Auxiliary Territorial Service until 1941. King George V named her a Dame in 1919.
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Two Mine Blasts Kill Three U S Soldiers in Korea
Two separate mine explosions in the Korean demilitarized zone kill three American soldiers and wound five others. The strikes occurred about 30 miles north of Seoul near US engineering units and come as border clashes yield additional casualties among Americans, South Koreans, and civilians.
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Peking bans exit visas of British envoys in clash fallout
Peking canceled exit visas for British diplomats and limited their movements to 40 yard trips, promising retaliation over clashes at the Chinese Mission in London. London accused Britain of inciting violence. police restrained crowds near Mayfair, with eight surrounding streets banned from demonstrations. China cited British provocation as the cause of the melee and injuries.
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Red Chinese Gloat Over Downed Yanks
In Hong Kong and Saigon reports, Communist newspapers publish photos of captured Navy Lt. Robert J. Flynn and the dead Lt. Cmdr. Jimmy L. Buckley after two US AG Intruder jets were shot down over China. The papers call Flynn captive and Buckley an American robber pilot, amid threats of severe consequences for escalation.
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Jimmy L. Buckley
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Buckley
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China
Divorcing Father Saves Pairs Jam Five Children Mex Courts From Flames
In Portland Maine a 33 year old father, Ronald Striker, heroically saved five of his ten children from a blazing eight room home. He evacuated children ages 1 to 7, while two older siblings escaped on their own and a 12 month old was rescued from an upstairs bedroom after Striker kicked a kitchen window and used the sill to reach the second floor. He dropped the infant to a neighbor as smoke hindered visibility.
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Year’s First Tropical Storm Brews
Tropical storm Arlene formed in the eastern Atlantic with winds up to 60 mph, forecast to strengthen to a hurricane by Thursday. Positioned about 1,500 miles southeast of Bermuda, it moves toward Bermuda at 17 mph, the National Hurricane Center said. The storm marks the season’s earliest first storm in 25 years, with forecasters noting a Navy hurricane helicopter headed from Puerto Rico toward the system. Meanwhile, a bank shooting near Las Vegas left three dead at the Overton Bank of Las Vegas and a suspect, Terry Lynn Conger, in custody after further crime near Moapa. an audit of missing funds was planned.
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Moapa
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