Rusk appeals to NATO for Viet Nam backing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO ministers to show allied understanding and support for the U S war in Viet Nam warning that a Communist win there could erode the alliance. He called for doctors and engineers to aid Vietnam and stressed the need to avoid choosing between commitments while signaling NATO credibility depends on Southeast Asia.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
North Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Denis Healey
Michael Stewart
U.S
Southeast Asia
Europe
United States
NATO
America
Atlantic
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Artesia Offers Help Over Walker AFB Loss
Artesia chamber leaders Bill Siegenthaler Chili Currier and Hugh Kiddy urge support for Roswell after Walker Air Force Base loss. They note the regional economy is interdependent and propose assistance including exploring Roswell’s veterinarian school prospect for broader livestock industry benefits.
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Artesia
Artesia Chamber
Bill Siegenthaler
Chili Currier
Board of Realtors
Hugh Kiddy
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Siegenthaler
Currier
Canine psychotherapy and the Beverly Hills dog training craze
In Los Angeles elite dogs like Barbara Singleton’s wolfhound Ygor are treated by Dr. Dave Miller, a self described dog psychologist. His method uses a bronze phosphorous chain and a tuning fork to interrupt thoughts with a 34000 cycle sound. He claims training can progress to commands without the chain in minutes.
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Dial Torgerson
LOS Angeles
D’ors
Ygor
Barbara Singleton
Miss Singleton
Beverly Hills
Dave Miller
Cleaning utensils with vinegar and soda water
To remove fish and cabbage odors from cooking utensils soak them in a vinegar and soda water solution. Then wash in sudsy water rinse and dry thoroughly.
Gardner laments U.S. leadership shortage and antileadership trend
Secretary John W. Gardner argues the nation lacks leaders as colleges fail to foster rising executives. He warns of an antileadership vaccine that discourages gifted youth from seeking leadership roles and says leadership is fragmented rather than controlled by a national elite.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
United States
Gardner
Contaminated Water in Gadget Is State Problem
The Public Health Service says no illnesses linked to water-filled ice balls from Hong Kong. States or localities may ban or withdraw the novelties. DC and several states already acted. Bacteria found include Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas. alerts issued across PHS regions and FDA offices. Indiana warns health departments to watch for dangerous teething rings.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Hong Kong
District of Columbia
Maryland
Nevada
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Historic Hotel To Be Auctioned In Memphis
The Peabody in Memphis tabbed for auction on the courthouse steps at noon. A minimum price of 2.3 million dollars was expected to cover mortgage and tax claims. The Alcon Corp of Chicago, owner since 1953, runs the Alsonett hotel chain with a Dixieland band providing the scene.
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Memphis, Tenn
Peabody
Memphis
Alcon Corp
Chicago
Alsonett
Secret wedding turns public spectacle in Coeur d Alene
Joe Pantano and Helen Hench planned a secret ceremony but became the 6000th couple to obtain a marriage license in Coeur d Alene this year. The couple from Renton Washington received a red carpet welcome with free blood test license paid for flowers gas lodging and a wedding cake.
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Coeur D’alene, Idaho
Joe Pantano
Helen Hench
Coeur d’Alene
North Idaho
Renton
Wash
Pantanos
Czechoslovakia Eyes Western Markets Under Reform
Prague seeks new markets in Western Europe as it shifts to profit driven decentralization. Officials warn of price hikes on sugar flour and potatoes and possible devaluation sparking panic buying. Potential aid from Western suppliers is under consideration.
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Hans Benedict
Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Western
Europe
Prague
Cairo Named After Mars El Qahira Planet
The text notes that Cairo derives its name from Mars El Qahira, the Arabic term for the planet Mars.
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Cairo
Mars
el Qahira
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By Tom Ochiltree
Britain
Mom
Sis”, “Dad
Son
Samsonite
A. Pullman
B. F. Fields Jr
Lewis Mauney
OUNTY
Savings and Loan Associ
Chaves County Savings and Loan
IST
Huff
American Gem Society
Nalrn
United Rent-Alls
Virginia
New Mexcio
F Mabhis Inc
N. Main
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Bill Douglas White
Texas Air National Guard
Austin
Karen Hedderstrom
Adjutant General’s Office
UPI
Farah
Mayfair
Kuppenheimer
Ball & Ray Clothiers
City
Roa
E. F. Hutton & Company
New York and Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges
North Main Street
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