Oswald the deer roams freely after four hunting days
In eastern Kentucky, a deer named Oswald outsmarted hunters during a four day deer season. The friendly animal retreated to safe pastureland and a warm barn, evading capture as conservation officers and locals watched his clever movements from Calf Creek Mayd County. He roamed with residents and even interacted with campers and fishermen before again becoming free.
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Prestonsburg
Oswald
Kentucky
Raymond Copley
Bill Boyd
Calf Creek
Mayd County
Arnold Workman
Moslem Senator Fatally Wounded in Ambush Near Algiers
In eastern Algiers, a taxi ambush fatally wounded Sen. Salah Benacer, an Albanian Arab advocate and mayor of ekla, as he traveled from the airport with his son. Authorities reported rebels seized a farm 60 miles south, harming a European and taking a hostage during clashes.
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Algiers
UPI
Here
Sen
Lator
Salah Benacer
France
Benacer
Ekla
Not Deaf but Heard Gaps with Ear Aid Ad
An advertisement promotes a miniature hearing aid designed for those who hear sounds but struggle to understand. It claims a natural sound, no tubes or wires, and targets people who hear yet miss words. It also cites a European quarter terrorist attack for context. Readers are directed to write Tad at Press Telegram Box 4191 Long Reach for more information.
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Tad
Press-Telegram
Los Angeles Health Association
LA H.A
Folts
Thors
LAA
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Sefore
Hemlock
Dunkirk
Allies Urge Renewed A Test Ban Talks with Russia
Nations press for renewed arms control as United States signals willingness to sign a test ban with Soviet provisions for strong inspection and verification. Kennedy notes readiness to resume atmospheric testing if Russian evaluation requires it to preserve the U.S. nuclear lead. The formal note proposes November 28 as a date for new talks or any earlier prompt resumption.
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United States
Kennedy
U.S
Russia
Britain
Rayburn Rally and Dying Speaker Update
Rayburn rallies Sunday night amid his rapid decline from cancer at Risser Hospital. The U S note on nuclear talks reports Geneva discussions may halt testing soon if the Soviet Union agrees, while warning against atmospheric shoots as Russia resumes extensive testing. Negotiations continue with the United Nations General Assembly watching for a hopeful ceasefire on nuclear weapons.
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Geneva
U. S
United States
Britain
Russia
United Nations
U.N
U.S
State Department
Soviet Union
Vandals Attack Historic Olmsted Falls Cemetery
Grave markers toppled and broken at a 116 year old cemetery in Olmsted Falls Sunday. Flags in Veterans Day observances were torn up and piled. A cemetery trustee says all 40 overturned graves suffered damage.
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Cleveland
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Larrier Relivery
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Avaii Bureau of Circulatio
Excape
Toand Pine Ave
Long Beach
LAHA
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HAME
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GROUN
Chuck
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Mars
Maxwell House
Acomber's
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Macar
Liberty Snails
Rank & Waghalls
JOY Liquid Detergent
MR. Clean
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Cherry
del Amo
Paramount
Lakewood
Rayburn
General Assembly
Ais Des
Paul Jokes
Louisville
Love Field
Carter Field
DC Jetourist
Delta One of America
Pioneer
Tong Beach
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