Seven burglaries tied to round up by San Antonio officers
Police arrested seven suspects in a string of burglaries. The group, including three Negro men named Nall, Green, and Thompson, faced charges from breaking windows to attempted burglary at Uiree companion Fled firms. A 15 year old girl was assaulted, and youths were held after a car pursuit near Quintana Road. Found items included typewriters, a folding machine, and a money bag with $3415.
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Three Italian youths face trial over Alps jet jewelry theft
Three Italian youths must stand trial on charges of stealing about $29,000 in jewelry from the wreckage of King Sand's private jet after it crashed in the Alps in March 1963, killing all 18 aboard. Loyal servants are wanted via want ads.
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Mars Photos May Be Kept Secret
U S space program officials may withhold most of Mariner 4 Mars photographs after its July 14 launch. Only the first three images and possibly a few more may be released immediately, with remaining pictures kept for detailed study under proprietary rights held by Set Population Laboratory scientists.
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A S Bennett to Lead UF Division
A S Bennett longtime United Fund volunteer to head the major drives division for the federated campaign. Wallis Paul, general chairman, announced Bennett will lead the major airs division representing about 125 corporate givers. Bennett previously led the industry division and is with Austin Dabbing & Calvert investment bankers.
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Eulogies Pour in For Baruch
Bernard Baruch, financier, public philosopher and presidential adviser, dies at 94. President Johnson and former presidents Johnson Eisenhower and Truman lead tributes. Brief funeral service planned Wednesday. Hearst Jr. lauds Baruch as a model for youth and a man of generosity who rose from modest origins.
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Combat Pay Expanded for Viet Nam Service Members
The Defense Department announces that all 53,409 U S military personnel in South Viet Nam become eligible for 55 dollars monthly combat pay unless specifically exempted by commanders. Navy personnel on 7th Fleet ships off Vietnam may qualify too. The move covers injuries from hostile action and increases death benefits. Pentagon tallies show 420 U S combat deaths in Viet Nam since January 1, 1961 and 2,375 wounded overall.
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Amistad National Recreation Area Proposal Debuts
Sen. Yarborough and Rep. Fisher introduced a bill Monday to authorize establishing a national recreation area around Amistad Reservoir on the Rio Grande near Del Rio. The project would be a joint United States-Mexico effort under the International Boundary and Water Commission and could become a major site for water sports development.
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del Rio
United States-Mexico
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Nikita's Tent Idea Flops in Central Asia
Moscow reports say Nikita Khrushchev's plan to supply sheep herders with synthetic yurts failed. Komsmndiskaya Pravda notes Kazakh shepherds keep traditional tents. The same day Theophia Mamond, 41, of Orange dies in a crash after a vehicle veers into oncoming traffic and is struck by a train.
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Nikita Kheushchev
Komsandiskaya Pravda
Kazakhstan
Orange
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Yul Brynner Renounces U S Passport in Bern Embassy
In Jerusalem AP reports actor Yul Brynner has given up his American passport in what is described as a formality to keep his family from separation during a future crisis. Brynner, 45, holds dual Swiss and American citizenship and reportedly renounced U S nationality at the Bern embassy last month while his wife and daughter are Swiss citizens. He would only confirm giving up the passport, not citizenship.
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Yul Bryaner
Berne
Switzerland
Hemorrhoids cure touted in new MPO ointment
A historical notice claims an advanced M P O ointment provides faster, longer relief for hemorrhoids. It lists five actions including easing soreness, shrinking tissues, relief from itching, lasting effect, and germ-kill components like chlorophene.
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