Congress sold 8 000 000 Ready for Brooks AFB Hospital
Special to The Light Washington June 1 The house appropriations subcommittee forced the air force to clarify its stand on building the air medical center at Brooks AFB Printed hearings reveal the air force delayed only to resolve design adequacy The panel notes a request for 31 9 million more above the previously authorized 8 8 million The subcommittee leader Rep Mabon of Lubbock says the project since the eighty second Congress may spur broader hospital plans and cautions over site and design choices including Randolph field and Gun for SFB Alabama
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Phone Worker Parleys Begin
Cleveland June 11 A bargaining program for more than 300000 telephone and communication workers in 46 states and three Canadian provinces to be shaped at the tenth annual convention of the Communications Workers of America opening here today. AFL CIO President George Meany will speak at tomorrow session.
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Jewish Appeal Plans Settlement in Israel resettlement
New York June delegates at the United Jewish Appeal national conference voted to borrow 20 million dollars to aid resettlement of North African Jews in Israel. The funds will be used through United Jewish Appeal across the United States to support the plan and its implementation.
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Itching First Application Aacstting Dieting SCIETA Rash Fay Ree Pon
Fragmented OCR text mentions first application checks and dieting terms, with unclear names and places. Summary extracts the readable entities and suggests a health or testing context, but the source is garbled and names are uncertain.
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Soviet Throngs Nearly Trample Tito in Moscow Parade
At Moscow's rail station Tito and Nikita Khrushchev escaped injury as a crowd estimated over 200,000 swept past security. The mob surged toward an open car after brief speeches, tearing dresses from women and lifting children. Anastas Mikoyan clung to steps and was aided by an American reporter as guards fought to clear the way.
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Fletcher Pratt Dies at 59 Author of Civil War to Cooking Works
Fletcher Pratt, 59, prolific author of 54 books covering Civil War and American naval history as well as cookery, died yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch New Jersey. The veteran writer had a career spanning decades and influenced historical and culinary genres.
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Bandit Robs Ticket Agent At Southern Pacific Depot
An armed man robbed a ticket agent at the depot Sunday night taking about 1150. The agent M F Bodkins 30 of Joliet and Nightand built said the hijacker, about 35, approached the window with a snub nosed revolver hidden under a newspaper. There were no customers in the office at 654 E Commerce. After the theft the hijacker fled to an adjoining room, description: clean shaven, about 180 pounds, scars at mouth corners.
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Kerrville Leaders Elected to Southwest Heart Group
Kerrville dominates the Southwest district Texas Heart Association meeting electing Dr Hugh Crane as president and Dr H G Day as president elect. New vice presidents are Dr Sidney Schiffer of San Antonio and Dr D Ki Jackson of Jourdanton with Edgar Brown as executive secretary. Dr David McCullough retires after presiding over a delegation of 20 from six towns. The next semi annual meeting is planned with Hal Peterson hosting.
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Toa Hao Chief Executed by Vietnamese Tribunal
In South Vietnam on June 11 a Vietnamese tribunal sentenced the daring Hoa Hao religious sect leader, the freebooter Gen Ba Cut, to death for leading an abortive revolt against the Sai Fon government.
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Revolt Crushed as Security Forces Crack Down in Argentina
Fragmented OCR reads of a Latin American crisis describe security forces clamping down on Peronist factions. It notes no death penalty in Argentina and reports arrests, air and ground operations, and mass civilian unrest amid an abortive revolt.
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