Betsy the hippo steals spotlight at Rio Grande Zoo
Betsy, a terrifically temperamental hippo, arrives at the Rio Grande Valley Zoo in Harlingen after a 2200 mile journey from Prospect Park Zoo Brooklyn. Zoo officials faced cage challenges and a $3000 transport cost as Betsy spurred curiosity and caution among local staff and four border patrolmen guarding the transfer. Betsy is owned by San Benito resident Wilson Fry, who bought her for $425 after a bid by Smith College coeds.
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Harlingen, Tex
UPI
Betsy
Hippo
Rio Grande Valley Zoo
Brooklyn
John Esteves
Prospect Park Zoo
Fles
Wilson Fry
San Benito
Smith College
Fry
Church Burnings Probe Sought in Louisiana
In Jonesboro Louisiana CORE demands a full investigation into fires that destroyed two rural Negro Baptist churches used for voter registration drives. The fires occurred between 1 15 and 1 30 am Sunday. FBI agents joined sheriff’s deputies who reported no arson evidence.
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Jonesboro
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
John J. McKeithen
Pleasant Grove
Bethany Baptist
Richard Haley
New Orleans
CORE
Wired McKeithen
John Morris
Morris
Charles Fenton
Jackson Parish
Robbery Loots Detective Agency Vehicle in Snow
In Quincy Massachusetts a cover snowstorm robbery team stole 115400 from an unguarded detective agency station wagon parked in front of a Wheelhouse Diner. Drivers Joseph Whitfield and James Carroll both Fall River residents had made about 14 collection stops from Winthrop to Quincy before the theft after 12 30 p m EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
UPI
Skelly Detective Service Inc
Fall River
Joseph Whitfield
James Carroll
Winthrop
Huntington Reinstates 2 Suspended Officers
Huntington police officers Herman Frazier and Nelson Paden were reinstated with back pay after the Police Civil Service Commission ruled in their favor. They had been suspended 18 months amid federal jury tampering charges linked to the 1942 Hoffa conspiracy trial. they were acquitted.
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Huntington
UPI
Police Civil Service Commission
Herman Frazier
Nelson Paden
Nashville
Tenn
Teamster
James Hoffa
67 Year Old Woman Marries 19 Year Old Groom
Loretta Reed aged 67 and Edward Silveira aged 19 wed in Sonora California with guardian consent. The judge described the ceremony as unusual and demure, likening it to a grandmother and grandson relation. The bride owns a home in Oakland and they planned a cross state honeymoon.
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Sonora
Calif
California
Loretta Marie Reed
Beokeeper
Edward A. Silveira
San Jose
Adele Meuli
Oakland
Burial Insurance Sold By Mail Ad
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance offers mail order burial coverage for ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam and a cancelable policy. Send name, address and birth year to Central Life Insurance Co in Fort Worth Texas for free information with no obligation.
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OLD Line
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Life Insurance Co
West Rose
Fort Worth
Texas
Murder Charge Airs Tragic Mistake In Football Star Killing
Nashville district attorney investigator to present case to grand jury. Carolyn Marlin, 22, a teacher, is charged with murder after police say she shot Charles Ray Neal, 22, a MTSC football star who had just played in the Grantland Rice Bowl. Needing to defend her daughter’s room, the mother says no misconduct occurred and the shotgun was pressed against Neal. The investigation notes he was left snowbound with a roommate when the incident happened.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
George Currey
Carolyn Marlin
Hubert A. Marlin
Charles Ray Neal
Middle Tennessee State College
MTSC
Muskingum
Ohio
Neal
Miss Marlin
Currey
Crashes and Fires Take Heavy Toll This Weekend
United Press International reports a deadly weekend with a military jet tanker crash in Wichita Kansas killing 29, a Kansas City Missouri bridge crash killing six, and a Mixersville Indiana home fire killing an executive's wife and five daughters. Overall at least 45 killed in multi fatality crashes and 17 in three plus deadly fires.
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United Press International
Air Force
Wichita
Kan
Secombe Replaces TV Clock After Glass Shatters
UPI reports singer Harry Secombe offered to replace a clock whose glass face shattered when he hit a high note during a TV show from the Palladium. The incident happened in Barnstaple Devon about 200 miles away.
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Clock London
UPI
Harry Secombe
the Palladium
Barnstaple
Devon
Whistles planned for elderly in Horsham police aid
WHISTLES FOR ELDERLY HORSHAM England (UPI) The Council of Women plans to issue police whistles to the elderly so they can summon aid at night if they feel ill. GOOD SAMARITANS BEATEN ST LOUIS Mo (UPI) Clarence Harrell and his wife aided after a collision, were assaulted by drivers who refused help. Harrell said people don't seem to care anymore.
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Horsham
England
UPI
Council of Women
ST. Louis
Clarence Harrell
Webster
Harrell
Smirk Cues Arrest Over Counterfeit Bill Charge
A Chicago area man Dmitar Uzelac, 62, of Skokie was arrested after a hotel clerk noticed a smirk on the face of Alexander Hamilton on a counterfeit $10 bill. Uzelac faced suspicion of possessing counterfeit currency when attempting to pay for a hotel room.
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Chicago
UPI
Alexander Hamilton
Dmitar Uzelac
Skokie
Howard Liouia
Hamilton
New Governor Outlines Organization of Office
The governor described a staff-led structure with Don Hardman as press secretary and Jack Canfield as press representative for Smith in the prior campaign. He said the governor's office will mirror major business and government agencies with policy decisions made centrally and administrative aides tasked with implementing them.
Police Probe Cracking Crime at Crab Orchard Grocery
State Police investigate a break in at W. M. Horton Grocery in Crab Orchard. An unknown thief entered through a glass front door last night and took several cartons of cigarettes and about $3 to $4 in pennies.
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W. M. Horton
Crab Orchard
Seeahine
Leaders Gather For Red Summit in Warsaw
In Warsaw the Kremlin’s new rulers and East European allies arrived for a summit likely to reshape East West relations. Kosygin Brezhnev Malinovsky and Gromyko led, with Gheorghiu-Dej and Goebbels-like Goae suspected to meet secretly. talks expected to stress military issues and possible troop reductions.
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Warsaw
UPS
Kremlin
Russia
Europe
Red China
Johnson City tour includes boyhood home quote
President Johnson tours near the LBJ ranch showing reporters his boyhood home. He says Lady Bird does not want anyone to see it until fixed up, but adds that reporters are not anybody and invites them in.
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United Press International
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
LBJ
Lady Bird
New Zealand Seaman Prays For Winston Churchill
Robert Wilson, a New Zealand sailor who spent the night near Winston Churchill's residence, declares he is praying for the British leader and hopes he lives to reach 100 years old. He expressed his wish to see Churchill recover and endure.
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London
Robert Wilson
New Zealand
Winston Churchill
Winston
Bevel Calls for Cold Day in Civil Rights Demonstration
James Bevel, King aide, urged a Selma crowd to dress warmly for a civil rights protest. He said it would be cold but African Americans have endured cold weather before and now must take a cold day of their own.
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Selma
Ala
James Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Brooklyn naturalist travels with hippo to Texas
Harlington, Tex. John Esteves, a Brooklyn naturalist, accompanied a reluctant hippo to Texas. He said the animal is fiercely aggressive, likening it to a yard dog in temperament and noting it climbs like a cat and would eat a person if given the chance.
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Esteves
U.S
Harlington
Tex
John Esteves
Texas
33 Applicants Seek Employment Locally
Applications for 33 positions have been filed at the Employ Security Office. Openings include two short order cooks two telephone operators three machinemen two motormen policy change clerk cashier market sales clerk buyer director operation broadcasting secretary meat cutter dish washer elevator operator bricklayer automobile service station attendant route man truck driver light carpenter rough carpenter finish tire reclaimer filling machine operator tire changer construction laborer caterpillar crane operator highway foreman weigh master loader operator.
Britain hit by 101 mph winds causing deaths and wreckage
Severe storms lash Britain with winds up to 101 miles per hour leaving a trail of death and destruction. Ships seek shelter as waves smash a coastal lookout. Five duck hunters missing near Southport, while coast guards battle the storm and a rogue radio station Caroline drifts in Irish Sea.
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London
UPI
Britain
Ribble Marshes
Southport
Nordward
Channel Islands
Forssum
Bay of Biscay
South Devon
Dartmouth
Coast Guard
St. Ives
Cornwall
Caroline
Irish Sea
Car Production Still Climbing
Detroit based Automotive Seenes magazine reports U S auto makers will produce 210 876 new cars this week, up 32 percent from last year and near record schedules. Through this week total U S output reaches 424 222. radial ply tires are being studied for use on American cars but acceptance as original equipment depends on pension system decisions.
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Detroit
UPS
U.S
Automotive Seunes Magazine
Europe
United States
Governor Smith Promises Excellence in West Virginia
Smith pledges dedication to integrity and competence as governor. He emphasizes education, accelerated highway building, and better planning to connect inaccessible communities, expand the Interstate system, and unite the state with the nation. He calls for open government, informed public, and compassionate aid, aiming for new programs for schools, highways, and streamlined governance.
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Smith
West Virginia
Love on the Square Sparks Civic Debate
A city column argues that romance must be balanced with law and order as public spaces host couples and planners discuss signage and etiquette. Local residents weigh the social value of affection in shared spaces against concerns about safety and decorum.
Cause Sought Of Crash That Took 29 Lives
Air Force accident investigators began re assembling a KC135 jet tanker that crashed into a Wichita neighborhood killing 29 people including 7 crewmen and 22 civilians. Lt. Gen. Wade led the inquiry with Brig. Gen. Bywater as president, aiming to reconstruct the sequence of events and determine pre impact conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
UPI
Air Force
Boeing
Eugene M. Zucker
McConnell Air Base
David Wade
2Nd Air Force
Murray A. Bywater
825Th Strategic Aerospace Division
Little Rock
Fumes Kill 3 In Logan Motel
Three people died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a Logan County motel near Sarah Ann. Victims identified as Roy Blankenship 40 of Barnabus Bar nabus, Mrs Pearl Mayhew 42 and her stepson Charles Mayhew 20 both of Pie in Logan County. Police say fumes from a gas heater built up in the feeder line. Motel employee Garnet Berry found the bodies during routine cleaning.
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Logan
UPI
Sarah Ann Sunday
Roy Blankenship
Barnabus
Logan County
Pearl Mayhew
Charles Mayhew
Pie
Blankenship
Mayhew
Garnet Berry
88 Projects push to double anti poverty funds
The President says the anti poverty program, signed 101 days ago, has already delivered nearly 400 new opportunities. Agriculture reports 11 low income rural loan projects in 10 states costing 24 970 dollars, while the neighborhood youth corps will fund up to 50 000 high school students with up to 32 hours weekly work. Operated by Labor, the program costs 200 million dollars with locations to be determined. Path corps in New Jersey and Massachusetts amounting to 2 650 000 dollars will provide part time jobs and training for youths.
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Gress
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Nolan
Path Corps
Onersey
Massac Ohio
United Nations vote issue tied to Soviet debt and rights
Thant said the Soviets would pay only after gaining General Assembly voting rights, with $59 million in arrears. restoration requires about $20 million. The UN warned it might borrow to cover current expenses, UNICEF having advanced funds, while the chicken or egg question framed the procedures for payments and voting rights.
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Thant
General Assembly
United States
United Nations
U.N. Children’s Fund
Unicef
Final rites for Robert Lee McCurry at St Stephens Church
Final rites are set for two year old Robert Lee McCurry son of First Lieutenant William and Farn Ruth Palmer McCurry of Fort Benning Georgia. The service will be at 2 p m Tuesday at St Stephens Episcopal Church with burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died Saturday morning at home. Survived by two brothers William Kenna Jr and David at home and grandparents Mrs John Palmer Beckley and Mr and Mrs J G McCurry Quinwood. The body remains at Caffee Funeral Home awaiting calling hours.
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Robert Lee McCurry
William and
Farn
Ruth Palmer McCurry
Fort Benning
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Joseph A. Richards
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
William Kenna Jr
David
John Palmer
Beckley
J. G. McCurry
Quinwood
Caffee
Mrs Vincent De Casimirro Dies at 74 in Bronx
Mrs V De Casimirro aged 74 of Bronx New York died Sunday morning after four weeks illness in a New York hospital Her services will be held Wednesday in Bronx She was sister of Dominick Dio Doardo of Mount Hope and is survived by two sons Bob and John and five grandchildren.
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Vincent de Casimirro
Bronx
N. Y
Dominick Dio- Doardo
Mount Hope
New York
Bob
John
Mrs Fern Hilton Hilton of Stephens City dies after long illness
Mrs Fern Reed Hilton, Stephens City Va formerly Crab Orchard died at 1 a m Sunday in a Winchester Va hospital after a long illness Survivors include her husband Arthur Hilton a son Dick Reed a daughter Mrs Gay Winecoff Salisbury NC two stepsons Tracy Hilton Mullens and Orville Hilton Stephens City four stepdaughters Elizabeth and Carol Hilton both of Washington DC Mrs Pearl Ward Altoona Calif and Mrs Winnis Landing Chicago Ill Funeral services will be at 7 p m Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home Winchester Va Graveside rites at 3 p m Wednesday Rest Haven Cemetery Princeton
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Fern Reed Hilton
Stephens City
Crab Orchard
Winchester
Arthur Hilton
Dick Reed
Gay Winecoff
Salisbury
N. C
Tracy Hilton
Mullens
Orville Hilton
Elizabeth
Carol Hilton
Washington, D. C
Pearl Ward
Altoona
Calif
Winnis Landing
Chicago
Ill
Jones Funeral Home
Rest Haven
Princeton
Snow Maroons Man and Fire Kills Wife and Five Children
MIXERSVILLE Ind AP A radio executive Harold F Parshall 34 vice president of WOXR Oxford Ohio was marooned by a heavy snowstorm as his home six miles away burned killing his wife Joann 34 and five of their eight children Debbie 13 escaped by roof but others perished Firefighters said drifts shoulder high blocked access sealing the scene The fire started in the kitchen and forced neighboring family to flee while another home narrowly avoided flames The father attempted to reach Hamilton Ohio but roads prevented rescue efforts
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Mixersville
Ind
Harold F. Parshall
WOXR
Oxford
Ohio
Joann
Judy
Patty
Karen
Cynthia
Donald
Debbie
Marshall
Ronald
Harold G
Hamilton
Kent Shoemaker
Parshall
Shoemaker
Raleigh Woods
Funeral services for Roy F. Smithson in Townsend Md
Roy F. Smithson aged 67 of Baltimore Maryland formerly of Crab Orchard passed after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m at W M Cook Funeral Home Chapel Townsend Maryland Survivors include his parents Marion and Ruby Bragg Sullivan a daughter Kitty Sue Smithson Baltimore two sons Randall Edward at Fort Benning Ga and Thomas Leroy in Germany a half brother Jay Bragg Sullivan and a sister Mrs Tom Ruby Smith Townsend Md
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Roy F. Smithson
Baltimore
Crab Orchard
W. M. Cook
Townsend
Marion Bragg
Sullivan
Kitty Sue Smithson
Randall Edward
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
Thomas Leroy
Germany
Jay Bragg
Tom
Ruby) Smith
Townsend, Md
Final rites for Mrs Minnie Gordon
Mrs Minnie Gordon 73 of Sabine to be laid to rest in Greenwood Memorial Park after funeral services at Trent and Durgan Chapel Tuesday noon with Rev G C Gilbert of Harper officiating. Survived by husband Harry A Gordon two daughters Cleola Hamby Eccles and Lilly May Banks Detroit Ohio sister Mamie Harris Cincinnati Ohio ten grandchildren two great grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Minnie Gordon
Sabine
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
G. C. Gilbert
Harper
Greenwood Memorial Park
Harry A. Gordon
Cleola Hamby
Eccles
Lilly May Banks
Detroit
Mich
Mamie Harris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Services for Mount Hope infant Jonathan Brown
Funeral services for Jonathan Brown two day old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Brown were held at 1 pm today in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev Freddie Steele officiating. Burial followed.
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Ial
Hilltop Cemetery
Beckley
Dennis
Earl
Mirna
Marie
Darlene
Jana
Tyree
Mount Hope
Freddie Steele
Hill Top Cemetery
Funeral Home
Jonathan Brown
Earl Brown
Churchill at bedside as bystanders shrink weekend tally
Churchill remained at Sir Winston's bedside with Lady Clementine nearby while family members fluctuated in and out. At one point all children and grandchildren gathered at the house, fueling speculation that death could be near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine Churchill
Sir Winston
West Virginia air pollution cited as worst in Kanawha Valley
Buff criticizes study for understating pollution by noting some coal users switch to low sulphur ash coal. He urges coal users disclose coal type burned to reveal true air quality. Kaufman and Buff fault commission makeup, calling for stronger public representation over industry control.
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Kanawha Valley
Wheeling
West Virginia
Buff
Kaufman
Abdominal Birth Report Shocks English Doctors
In Chesterfield England a boy developed in his mother's abdominal cavity rather than the uterus. Doctors placed the odds at sixty million to one and noted only about 500 Western cases with roughly half surviving. The Longson baby Hayley, four pounds six ounces, was placed in an incubator while the mother recovered. Father Ronald Longson, a 28 year old truck driver, was away when the birth occurred.
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Chesterfield
England
UPI
Cythis Longson
Brimington
Aly
Longson
yeni st —_tal
Hayley
Ronald
Obituaries for Roy L Garten and Dr Sidney A Gladstone
Roy L Garten aged 74 of Piney View died in a local hospital after a long illness. His body lies at Webb and Neal Funeral Home awaiting arrangements. Dr Sidney A Gladstone aged 61 of Paterson died of a heart attack. he discovered the sponge biopsy test for cancer and was a pathology professor at New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Garten
Piney View
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Paterson, N.J
UPI
Sidney A. Gladstone
New York Polyclinic Medical School
Paterson
Dorathy Hammes Dies Noted Real Estate Pioneer and Philanthropist
Kankakee Illinois funeral services are set for Wednesday for Dorothy Hammes 61 a leading real estate developer and international philanthropist who died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee, Ill
UPI
Dorothy Hammes
Dr. Vincent A. Nardiello dies at 76 in New York
Dr. Vincent A. Nardiello, 76, longtime chief physician for the New York State Athletic Commission, died Sunday after a lengthy illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital. He served as chief physician for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Vincent A. Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
Veterans Administration Hospital
Violin Soprano Daniza Illitsch Dies in Vienna at 51
Soprano Daniza Illitsch died in Vienna last weekend at age 51. The obituary notes her prominence in concert and opera circles and honors her stage career across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPI
Daniza Illitsch
Phelan, Former Newspaper Feature Writer, Dies in Brooklyn
Paul J. Phelan, 51, once a newspaper feature writer and humor book author, died Sunday at Holy Family Hospital in Brooklyn. He edited "With a Merry Heart A Treasury of Humor by Catholic Writers" and "A Time to Laugh" and was working on another book at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Paul J. Phelan
Holy Family Hospital
Brooklyn
Phelan
Prominent Banker David G. Skall Dies at 62
Chicago based financier and former Midwest Stock Exchange governor David G. Skall died Sunday. He served as director and vice president of A. G. Becker Co. Inc, a Chicago investment banking firm. His death was reported by UPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
David G. Skall
The
Midwest Stock Exchange
A. G. Becker Co., Inc
Oldest Hopkinton Resident Charlotte Depsey Dies at 103
Mrs. Charlotte M. Depsey 103 oldest Hopkinton resident died Sunday at her home. She was born in Hopkinton on October 23 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Mass
UPI
Charlotte M. Depsey
Massachusetts
Framingham Ad Executive Dewitt Clinton Howell Dies
Boston UPI reports dewitt Clinton Howell aged 55 of Framingham and former New York advertising executive died Sunday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Dewitt Clinton Howell
Frakingham
New York
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Weekend Storm, Arctic Cold Fail to Help Much
The weather bureau warned Arctic air would not ease conditions as a weekend storm rolled through. Pittsburgh hit a record 8 degrees below zero, Emporium dropped to 24 below, and Massena saw subzero temps for 98 hours. California enjoyed warm beaches with LA at 85, thousands on coastlines, Pismo tide drew 10000 plus clam diggers, and Pismo Beach held 15000 cars.
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Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Emporium
Massena
N.Y
California
Los Angeles
Santa Maria
San Diego
Santa Monica
Pismo
Oceana
Pismo Beach
Stafford treated after hand injuries at work
Robert Mason Stafford of Maben was treated and released at the Appalachian Regional Hospital around 7:25 a.m. today after injuring his right hand while on duty at the Winding Gulf Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Robert Mason Stafford
Maben
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Winding Gulf Coal Company
Huong Reshuffles Viet Cabinet With Four Generals
South Vietnamese Prime Minister Tran Van Huong reshuffled a 75 day old cabinet naming four generals to new posts. Nguyen Cao Ky became minister of youth and sports and Tran Van Minh was named armed forces minister. Linh Quang Vien headed a new ministry of psychological warfare. Dalat limits remained after anti government protests with police fire wounding four. Buddist groups claimed deaths but U.S. aid official questioned the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Army Corps
Nguyen van Thieu
Linh Quang Vien
Information Ministry
Huong
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Dalat
Here
Viet Nam
Saigon
Don Wadley
U.S
Tuyen Duc
Wadley
Supreme Court Overrules Integration Leader Cox Conviction
The Supreme Court, in a 1961 Baton Rouge case, overruled the breach of peace conviction of Rev. B. Elton Cox, following a group demonstration near the courthouse. The Dec 14 1961 arrests of 23 youths who picketed downtown stores figure in the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Court House
Baton Rouge
Arthur J. Goldberg
B. Elton Cox
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Rio Grande Valley
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Rodion Malinovsky
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Bucharest
Gheorghiu-Dej
Wladyslaw Go
Employ— Security Office
Logan Motel
V. de Casimirro
Mrs. Fern Hilton
Snow Maroons
Fire
Roy Smithson
Mrs
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