Notable US and Global Figures Share 1960s Headlines
Gov Grant Sawyer marks 47th with golf ball gift from aides featuring rival Paul Laxalt. Col Ray M O Day and wife plan to visit the Philippines to witness Ferdinand Marcos's inauguration. Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer announce expecting a child due July 17. Flor de Oro Ferreras arrives in New York after marrying Miguel Ferreras. Lt Gen Robert F Sink, pioneer paratrooper and WWII commander, buried with full honors in Lexington NC. he led 506th Regiment and earned multiple decorations.
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Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
Paul Laxalt
Fa Young
Bataan
Col
Ray M. O'Day
Seattle
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
O'Days
Sean
Hepburn Hag
Hepburn
Paris
Trujillo
N.Y
Flor de Oro T. Ferreraus
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
New York
Raffaello
Bionde
Miguel Ferreras
Montreal
Canada
America
Robert F. Sink
Strategic Army Corps Command
Lexington
N.C
Link
Womack Army Hospital
Ft. Wragg
Great Britain
Himi
Braga
College Bound in Tears as VISTA Girls Dropped from Reservation
Two tearful VISTA volunteers Ja Hunt and Rothman were ordered from the Red Cliff Reservation near Bayfield Wisconsin amid a clash between anti poverty factions and tribal leaders. The girls, from Kewanee Illinois and St Louis Missouri, planned to continue college. they expressed intent to seek another VISTA assignment.
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Bayfield
Wis
UPN
Chippewa Indian
King Volunteers
America
Hunt
Rothman
Red Cliff
North Weads
Washington
Vista
Richard Bear
Miss Hunt
Miss Rothnan
Alfred Johnson
Indian Tribal Council
Tribe of War
Johnson
Kewanee
Miss Rothman
St. Louis
Miss Thunt
Alex Gokee
Tribe
Daily Press Office Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions a mailer and delivery costs, with garbled names and dates. It references the Paul office at Long Beach and publication details, with unclear line items and period hints.
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Paul
Long Geach
Chase
Sarrine
Ipiaan
Heim
AFL-CIO backs LBJ Viet Nam measures at union convention
In San Francisco the AFL-CIO endorsed any measures President Johnson might use to win the war in Vietnam. A resolution urged pursuit of peace negotiations and economic aid, while pledging full support for administration action to halt Communist aggression and secure a lasting peace. The policy statement followed Johnson's call for a peaceful solution before hard decisions.
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San Francisco
UPI
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Viet Nan
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Asia
United States
Convention Resolutions Committee
Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Gorman
Hanot
Korea
Textile Workers
Presi-lis
Dent Willian Pmollick
Ralph Heistein
Inghouse
U.S
Roosevelt Seat Runoff Held Today
Former Representative James Roosevelt's seat faced a two candidate runoff in the 26th District. Democrat Thomas M. Rees and Republican Edward Marshall competed as voters turnout was low. Roosevelt resigned Sept 30 to join the U.N. delegation to the United Nations.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Thomas M. Rees
Edward Marshall
Rees
Marshall
Younes Republican Club
Los’ ‘Angeles County General Hospital
Roosevelt
U.S
United Nations
New York Judge Raises Libel Judgment Against Powell
New York Supreme Court Justice Maurice Wall boosted Congress member Adam Clayton Powell Jr.'s libel award to 575000 after ruling he dodged payment of a 33000 judgment to Esther James, a Harlem widow. The judge cited transfers to relatives of Powell’s wife to avoid payment and urged accountability for public figures. Powell planned to appeal from Puerto Rico, where he was residing.
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New York
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N
Harlem
Maurice Wall
Powell
Esther James
James
Wahl
Sen
John Randolph
Virginia
Lye
Puerto Rico
Vbell
Dames
Raymond Rubin
Ita
Washington
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Welch's
California
Atlantic Avenue
Heephord
Flor de Oros
Terreras
George Meany
Fool
Aatman
Meany
Wattender
Patrick F.sorman
Butchers
Snion
Amoricard
C. Summer Stone
Y Powell
Puerto
Igico
Hail’s
Calif
7Th Street
Bellflower Blvd
Wets' Hospital
Glenn E. Thomas
King
Dodge
Oly Dodge
Long Beach
Monthru
Pacific Ave
1St Street
Slenn &, Thoma
Flom
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