Unclear multi-scene clipping with scattered notes
A jumble of brief items from various locations includes a high wind damaging a house in Sunderland, a rescued care topic in England, a UPI item about Casanova memoirs among unclaimed lots, a cautious plan after a mistaken call in East Lansing, a trumpet finger incident, and TV sign thefts in Mount Vernon and Effingham.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Helen Goldberg
Valdey Stream
N. Y
Mount Vernon, Ill
Tno
Flowering cancer critique of Las Vegas by church leader
The Rev. Dr. Robert Spike of New York warned at a National Council of Churches meeting that Las Vegas symbolizes a future of self indulgence and artificiality. He argued secularization erodes faith, replacing God with psychology, and urged the church to confront this trend rather than deny it.
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ST. Louis
America
Las Vegas
Robert Wd
Spike
New York
Board of Home Missions
The
United Church of Christ
Posium
National Councr of Churches’ Division of F Education
Vegas
No Lessons Boy Solos in Dad's Plane at Raton
A 16 year old Texan, David House, soloed his father's airplane from Amarillo to Crew's Municipal Airport near Raton New Mexico without permission or lessons. He and a 16 year old Amarillo companion Craign Adexock were jailed overnight at the request of David's father Walter House. No charges filed.
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Raton
N. M
Amarillo
Tex
David House
Craign Adexock
Amarilla
David
iWalter House
Young House
Crew
UC Charter Program Set for March 23 Speaking Event
Berkeley UC announces Charter Day ceremonies with President Kennedy as principal speaker at Memorial Stadium. Free tickets available mid March. Highlights include Alumni Association reception and dinner at the Fairmont Hotel San Francisco and a moon luncheon at Pauley Ballroom honoring Edward W. Strong, new Berkeley chancellor.
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Berkeley
University of California
Kennedy
Memorial Stadium
Alumni Association
Fairmont
San Francisco
Pauley Ballroom
Edward W. Strong
Fire in Barn Destroys 46 Tennessee Horses
A large barn at Knoxville fairgrounds burned early today killing at least 46 horses, many show animals. Youths saved some by releasing others to the park. one rider saved Buckshot but suffered burns. Cas Walker lost over 14 horses valued at more than 20000 dollars. Chico, a 5000 dollar quarter horse, was also saved as the fire prompted a large search for missing animals.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
Fair Grounds
Ronnie Phillips
Phillips
Cas Walker
Walker
Buckshot
Chico
Chil‘howee Park
Draeaftees Bus Kills Woman in Wilson Crash
A bus carrying 27 Army draftees struck a sports car at a highway intersection in Wilson North Carolina killing a woman and severely injuring her husband. The bus crossed a traffic island missed a pole and sign, jumped a ditch ran through a restaurant lot and hit a tree in a plowed field.
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Wilson, N.C
Municipal Band Concert Program Entry List
Municipal Band Concert Program lists a February event with exhibits in Exhibit Hall. The program includes pieces such as Brooke's Triumphal March, Crown Diamonds, a drum solo, Drutmbest Jamboree, Saraist March, The Bell Boy, Blazing the real Melodies from Sunnytime, Reebera March, Bassa Profuncae, and Concert No 1 Etarlesienne March.
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Texdayy
Brooke
Wriegel Switz de Concert
Rei “Etarlesienne
Bam
Most Wanted Man Nabbed After Ambulance Chase
In Salina Kansas an ambulance carrying FBI target Rush Smith Watson Young Jr was captured after speeding with siren active. Police say Young, 29, who had been added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list a week earlier, surrendered after a pursuit along the main business street. He faces charges including murder and rape connected to a string of crimes in Indiana and Washington.
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Salina
Kan
FBI
Hannsel-E
Gupton
Young
Mary Alice
Indiana
Lis
Nm Glad Vm
Prince Charles Recovers After Appendix Operation
A medical bulletin from Great Ormond Street Hospital said Prince Charles had a good night and is continuing his recovery from an appendix operation. Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II planned to visit her son later in the day. The operation was performed early Monday.
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London
Prince Charles
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Senators push for full Powers and U2 cave-in report
Senators pressed for a full account of Gary Powers and the U2 incident after a San Diego cave collapse killed three youths. Officials said Powers’ return remains a sensitive issue, with lawmakers seeking direct testimony while authorities question intelligence operatives and clarify the background of his exchanges.
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Powers
San Diego
Washington
Sena
Milledgeville
Aliots
Oliver Cons
Norton
Monsey, Kilby
Francis
Gary Powers
Russia
Ron Horton
Steve Wesle
Burton
AMA Foresees More Fallout
An AMA official said radiation fallout is expected to rise in April and more attention will be paid, but Dr Raymond L White noted there is not yet enough ionizing radiation in the atmosphere to cause major concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
American Medical Association
Raymond L. White
Chicago
AMA
Environmental Medicine
Tremor shakes eastern Turkey. houses damaged in villages
A strong earthquake jolted eastern Turkey near Mus Pray- Ineé on Monday. Officials reported no casualties but walls cracked in local houses. Local authorities urge caution as aftershocks possible.
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Turkey
Istanbul
UPI
Chinese jets crash in Formosa mountains
Chinese Nationalist air force F86 Sabrejets were shot down in Formosa's central mountains on Monday. One pilot died, the other bailed out safely amid the crash scene.
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Jaipli
Formosa
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Carol Channing
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