Fire kills mother and four children in Albuquerque
A Meyenr-old woman identified as Mrs. firma Valles, 29, and her children Delores, 5 months, Patric Theodore, 5, and Robert Harlline died in a fire at a small stucco dwelling near downtown Albuquerque. A fifth child, Michael, 8, was in critical condition. Joseph, 10, was visiting neighbors. Witnesses say the boy pounded on the door as smoke filled the home. The husband Joe Vall es was reportedly in Los Angeles.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Bruce Hartline
Firma Valles
Delores
Patric Theodore
Robert
Harlline
Michael
Joseph
Richard Taylor
Nixon pays tribute to old friend Glen Lipscomb
President Nixon praised late Congressman Glen Lipscomb of California as a man of great work ethic and high principles. He noted Lipscomb helped in his 1950 Senate campaign and in 1952 ran Washington office operations for the vice presidential bid, calling Lipscomb an outstanding congressman and a respected leader. Mrs. Nixon joins in offering condolences to Lipscomb’s family.
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Nixon
Glen Lipscomb
Washington
R-Calif
Lipscomb
Senate
Lipschomab
California
Glen Lip
Scomb
U.S. Senate
Revolutionary Denture Adhesive Cream Promises Secure Fit
An advertisement describes Erxonesr a daily home denture adhesive with elastic components to reduce slipping while chewing and speaking. It touts fixation, comfort, and improved confidence, including a pencil-point applicator and easy availability through dental offices and retailers.
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U.S. Pat
Fixouent Heer
Damian Vegrem
Army lieutenant dismissed over Vietnam refusal
Fort Ord report says 24 year old lieutenant Harold Bernt of Montclair New Jersey was ordered discharged for refusing to serve in Vietnam. A one officer court martial ordered the dismissal equivalent to a dishonorable discharge with loss of benefits after Bernt, an ordnance officer, allegedly denied conscientious objector status and refused transfer to Vietnam.
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Fort Ord
Upt
Vietnam
Harold Bernt
Montclair
N.L
Dartmouth College
Richard W. Snyder
Bernt
Ordnance
Army
Adjutant General's
Senate moves to ban stale eggs except gourmet delicacy
The Senate approved a Wil bill to outlaw sale of stale and dirty eggs, exempting certain preserved delicacies described as thousand year old duck eggs imported from Taiwan and kept in earth lime to ripen. Senator Hiram L. Fong and Senator George D. Aiken debated exemptions while advocates argued for a mandatory Agriculture Department inspection program costing about 3 million annually. The bill, with no opposition, heads to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
George DD. Aiken
Tven
Aiken
Taiwan
Ong Kung Ey
Agriculture Department
Hatse
Northeast Airlines and TWA Flight Schedule Offer
The notice details 11 00 p m snack supper flight plus two daily non stop Yellowbird flights at regular fare with departures at 10 30 a m and 1 40 p m. It provides contact numbers 483 7960 ZEnith 20041 and invites reservations via travel agents or TWA ticket counters.
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Northeast Airlines
Zenith
TWA
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