Navy faces pilot shortage after Oriskany tragedy
The Oriskany fire left at least 24 pilots dead and worsened a Navy crisis with about 2,000 carrier pilots vs a 750 shortage. Attrition and heavy deployments push missions up and readiness down, with many squadrons short and pilots flying two daily combat sorties over North Vietnam.
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Samuel Sheppard Trial Set to Resume Monday
In Cleveland the Samuel H. Sheppard murder retrial prepares to resume after weekend recess. Jurors await selection of two alternates to join an eight man and four woman panel for the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard case. The defendant, 42, previously served nine years after a first trial ruled unfair by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Ariane
Germany
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Harvard
Boston University
Supreme Court
M A Sams Dies Funeral Rites Set on Monday
Milton Arthur Sams 94 of Artesia died Friday in a Roswell hospital. He was born Anamosa Iowa November 10 1871 and married Lenora Gaines in 1899. Sams directed Nebraska public schools 33 years and served as superintendent in Pawhuska Oklahoma and Peyton Colorado before moving to Artesia in 1945. Funeral Monday 10 am Terpening Paulin Chapel burial Restlawn Memorial Park. Survivors include wife nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Milton Arthur Sams
W. Grand
Roswell
Anamosa
Iowa
Lenora Gaines
Kennard
Neb
Peyton, Colo
Sams
Nebraska Public Schools
Pawhuska
Okla
H.O. Miller
Cloudcroft
Roy Lair
Ruidoso Downs
Worth Young
Brock, N.M
Genevieve Gaines
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dexter School Halloween Carnival Promises Family Fun
Dexter School hosts a Halloween carnival Monday night from 7 to 10 in the elementary gym. Students in grades 8 through 12 sponsor food and games with entertainment for all ages. The event features a coronation of Halloween Queen and King at 9:30 with candidates from each class.
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Dexter School
Charlotte Vaughn
Gene Grassie
Beverly Gray
Gary Finch
Debby Butts
Steve Bramblett
Margaret Grassie
Steve Shaw
Mary Gutierrez
Tim Kunkel
Skeen’s campaign strategy alarms Lincoln Democrats in New District
Republican State Sen. Joe Skeen draws applause and a door prize at a $5 Democratic dinner in Ruidoso amid a contested Dist. 23 race with George Abbott. Abbott, his opponent, notes concern at Skeen attending the event and mingling with the crowd of about 120.
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Joe Skeen
Lincoln
Otero
Skeen
George Abbott
Alamogordo
FTC probes gimmicks in food retail draw mixed reaction
The Federal Trade Commission study of promotional games and trading stamps in retail food aims to curb anti competitive effects and rising prices. Spokespersons and housewives in Dallas Seattle Miami and Charlotte voiced support or concern about costs to consumers and the impact on discounts and volume sales.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Associated Press
FTC
Dallas
Tex
Philip L. Collins
Women On Warpath Committee
Armand Herreras
Buffalo
N.Y
Williamsville
Warpath
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court
Consumer Protection Division
State Attorney General’s Office
Arden-Mayfair, Inc
F. N. McCowan
Washington State
Charles T. Lundstrom
Greater Miami
Charlotte
Therese Alexander
Three U. S. Plays Featured in Dublin Theater Festival
The Dublin Theater Festival includes three American works Eugene O Neill Hughie and Sidney Michaels Dylan both Broadway debuts in 1964 65 season and Hogan s Goat by William Alfred from off Broadway last season.
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U. S
Dublin
Dublin Theater Festival
Eugene O’neill
Hughie
Sidney Michael
Dylan
William Alfred
Moderation urged for GOP in South by progressive groups
Two GOP civic groups, Republicans for Progress led by Charles P. Taft and the Ripon Society, urged Republican candidates in the South to preach racial moderation to defeat segregationist Democrats. They warned failure to appeal to the growing Negro vote could cost the party and noted upcoming contests in Georgia Arkansas Maryland and Alabama.
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Jack Bell
Washington
South
Republicans For Progress
The
Ripon Society
Georgia
Arkansas
Maryland
Alabama
Republican Party
GOP
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
Cambridge
Mass
Ripon
House
Senate
Johnson
Great Society
House Republican Conference
Humphrey Campaigns To Hold Iowa For Democrats
Vice President Hubert Humphrey visited Sioux City to urge Iowa farmers to compare past political representation and consider which party has best met their interests. He addressed a 6th District rally at the Sheraton Warrior Hotel advocating Democratic strength in Iowa after 1964 gains.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Sheraton Warrior Hotel
Congress
Wigs Depict 30 Years of Mary Martin Run in I Do I Do
Six wigs costing 35 years of stage time illustrate the aging arc of Mary Martin in I Do I Do. London expert Stanley Hall was called back after first styling her in 1945 for Pacific 1860. Wigs span off-blonde to golden red to glorious grey.
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New York
Mary Martin
London
Stanley Hall
The
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