U S May Put Polaris Subs in Pacific
Rear Admiral Benson, commander of Pacific submarine force, says the United States may place five to 10 Polaris missile submarines in Pacific waters within two years. Subs would stay submerged except for two monthly visits to Pearl Harbor for repairs and crews. Each sub carries 16 underwater firing Polaris missiles with a range of 1,500 to 2,400 nautical miles.
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Free in ear hearing aid offer for the hard of hearing
Long Beach notice promotes a free actual size midget hearing aid case. It claims no tubing or external wires, weighs under four ounces, and can be worn at home. Sample cases are free while supplies last, with plain envelope requests by mail or in person.
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Long Beach
Prose Snapshot Caution in 1962 Frank A Clark Work
A brief reflection on how phrasing matters in praise and reproach. The author notes that one might speak more bluntly when reproaching than when offering praise, suggesting deliberate wording reflects intent. Includes copyright credit to Frank A Clark, 1962.
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Frank A. Clark
Missile Machinists Authorize Strike Over Atlas Contract
Lee Solema reports Local 2242 machinists on 12 Atlas missile sites authorized strike to back demands for a union shop travel pay to hiring point hospital insurance and 55 cents an hour from the federal government. Strike decision follows June 23 contract expiry with vote to occur 10 days after.
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Lee Solema
Close Race in Canada Voting Seen Close Race in Canada
Canadians vote in their first national election in four years as Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Liberal Lester B Pearson claim likely victory. Polls show a tight race with small party influence and potential minority governments, while Tommy Douglas predicts a Conservative ouster.
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Tommy) Douglas
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Unclear OCR item on ferry wakeup attempt and drowning
Fragmentary report describes a Sunday incident near a river sending a man and his wife to row or shout to wake a ferry operator across a wide river. The readable fragments mention individuals connected to a ferry and a river crossing, with no clear names or places confirmed.
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Noemaa Knights
Kaighton
Une Okla
Hioottuaha
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