Nike Missile May Add Punch in Europe
In Heidelberg Germany a Nike antiaircraft guided missile may bolster the U S Army presence in Europe. A yearend review notes improved firepower and mobility after reorganizing divisions and adding long range weapons like Honest John and Corporal. The report highlights European troop purchases and economic benefits from U S military activity.
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Europe
Heidelberg
Germany
Nike
Man Uy
U.S
Amy
Frocker
3Rd Armored
2Nd Armored
10Th Infantry
U. S
Isolation Ward At Shelter Adds Rooms For Ill Children
Four small beds have been added to the Holmgreen Memorial shelter through a gift from the Northwest Kiwanis club. Supervisor Mrs. Manuel Tapia calls it an isolation room, intended for children with measles, mumps, or other contagious diseases. The room includes an equipped medicine cabinet and expands a facility opened in 1952 by the Children’s Service Bureau, now home to 42 children of varied ages. The bureau serves about 500 children annually, with 40% seeking help themselves. the United Fund provides $56,000 yearly.
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Northwest Kiwanis Club
Manuel Tapia
Childdren
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San Antonio
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United Fund
Saini
Judge censures Bichsel for hunting during Shaw appeal
District Judge Eugene Williams condemned Police Chief Bichsel for hunting while the Shaw appeal hearing proceeded. The judge questioned why the chief vacationed as evidence handling and pinball machine seizures were under review in the ongoing case against Vice Lt. Wilton Shaw.
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Shaw
Eugene Williams
Wilton Shaw
Fire and Police Civil Service Commission
Williams
Mayo Galindo
Biehsel
Galindo
Sales Brisk For L A News Stand Operator
Business is brisk for the operator of an art modern news stand on San Antonio's west side. The item highlights a thriving stall, noting location and increased customer interest in the latest prints and papers.
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San Antonio
Mexico to form watchdog to protect foreign trade
The administration urged Congress to create a commission for the protection of foreign commerce to safeguard Mexico's prestige abroad. Key job: ensure wind does not scatter imports and distort obligations of Mexican vendors. The open air seller Elizondo at 803 N Medina, near Ny Santa Rosa, faces potential infractions and a 1600 dollar fine. he trades Readers Digest and Time in Spanish and English from 7 am to midnight.
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GIY
Congress
Commission For the
Qvlavio Elizondo
Medina
Itipose
Elizonde
Ny Santa Rosa
Time Magazine
Childrery
Elwonda
Elizonda
Milam Square
Gina Wins Tax Battle In Italian Screen Society
Rome reports Gina Lollobrigida and Sofia Loren reportedly earned more than Anya Magnani in 1966 tax returns. Lollobrigida claimed about 30,000,000 lire, Loren about 10,000 lire, Magnani around 9,000 lire. Italian tax records are noted as not fully secure.
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Dec
Gina Lollobrigida
Sofia Loren
Iar
Anya Magnani
Hollywood
Gina
Sofia
New York Central Plans Modern Push-Button Yards
The New York Central announces building the world’s most modern push-button freight yards at Elkhart Indiana and Youngstown Ohio costing 21 million dollars. Electronic control will use TV and radar for speed, weather penetrating cameras, tape records, and automatic braking to align and couple rail cars with precision.
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New York Central Jr
Elfsharl
Ind
Youngstown
Ilegal Gold Dealing Charged in New York Warrant
Joseph J. Boyle of New York City was held on $100,000 bond after arrest on a New York warrant charging illegal gold dealings. Boyle, 52, faces a conspiracy to defraud the federal government. Secret Service said Boyle was indicted in 1952 over a $6,000,000 gold diversion to the black market.
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Hous
Wee
Joseph J. Boyle
New York City
Boyle
Secret Service
New York
Revolt Strikes in Sumatra Reported by Jakarta
Reports from south Sumatra say the army has taken control of provincial administration as strong moves by Lt Col Ahmad Husein and Lt Col Maludin Simbolon unsettle central government authority. Simbolon claims a fusionary path to democracy while the government announces Djamin Ginting to replace him.
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Indonesia
INS
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Cal
Ahmad Husein
Sumatra
Maludin Simhalon
Husein
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Simbolon
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Democray
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Ginting
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Simatra
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