Decision on Seized Witte Coins Awaited
Washington Treasury review continues on Senator Tower's request to avoid melting down gold coins seized in 1963 from the Witte Museum in San Antonio. The senator seeks time to study tentative legislation, awaiting a formal Treasury reply before deciding whether to include the measure. The Treasury previously informed the museum it would remold forfeited coins and pursue penalties against the museum director for illegal possession.
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Epilepsy Unit Chairman Proposes Coin Sale Stand
Peter P Hindering Andrew Smith and Alam epilepsy foundation leaders discuss minting coins 1933. Treasury rules deem nonvaluable unless delivered to Denver mint by March 1 for sale or melting. Albert Hirschfeld argues the coins hold educational value while Tower opposes federal action and Texas senator seeks a Gold Reserve Act amendment to allow holdings by educational institutes.
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Pair to Get Awards for Lake Rescue
Lineman R. B. Reeves will receive the Vail Medal and $250 for rescuing the unconscious driver from a submerged car in Woodlawn Lake on December 1, 1964. Co-worker O. J. Morris assisted, and a bystander Mrs. Lloyd Nolekamp provided mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to Mrs Mildred K. Shannon, who survived.
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Fleming and Bond Creator Ian Fleming's High Life and Legacy
In Jamaica Fleming shaped a life fit for his secret agent hero James Bond. He pursued health and simple pleasures, wrote 2,000 words daily at a corner desk, and built a prolific Bond career that drew Kennedy’s interest. The saga of his name, books, and the film and merchandising wave follows across decades.
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Representative Butt to Handle W D & D Wills Exhibit
A public relations official for W. D. and D. Will Cigarette Manufacturing Co. is named Mr. Butt and will manage an exhibition in London. The designation suggests a formal involvement in publicity duties for the event.
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No Bond Set In Slaying Of Wilkin Brothers
A court in Boerne held no bond for Army Pvt Cary Dallas Wilkinson 21 accused in the fatal double slaying. Prosecutors say he killed his brother Roger and his mother Marian Wilkinson and a nephew Jerry Wilkinson during a family dispute.
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Mathis Voters Reject Charter
Mathis voters reject charter changes amid unclear campaign text. Ballot outcome favors current form of government as residents voice concerns about proposed reforms and local governance structure.
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