Hemingway memory and war talk frame McGILL tribute
Ralph McGill recalls Ernest Hemingway in Paris at the Scribe Hotel as they discuss the war and future world. The piece notes Hemingway's shy nature, his impact on American fiction, and his death by gunshot, while reflecting on his career and style.
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Ralph McGill
Ernest Hemingway
Ydaho Mountain
Scribe
Paris
Mary Welsh
Papa
Mary
Bulge
Hemingway
Kennedy heir Caroline injured in garden accident
Washington UpI reports Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy heard of her 3 year old daughter Caroline's accident a few days after it occurred. Caroline went to play near a neighbor's yard when she fell into a water trough and was lifted from the trough by a bystander. She was taken to a hospital for observation and is described as in good condition.
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Washington
UPI
Jacoueling Kennedy
Caroine
Carole
Yankees Bring Civil War Arsenal To Tennessee
In Savanna near Shiloh, the Parris Manufacturing Co led by C L Parris and his brothers touts a vast arsenal capable of producing up to one million rifles and 12 million rounds annually. They claim the facility holds the world’s largest arsenal of blanks and cite high Civil War Centennial demand from across the United States and abroad.
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Parris
Bill
Harold
Parris Manufacturing Co
Tennessee River
Nuwition
Local Arabian Mares Among Nation's Top 10
Three of the nation’s top ten championship Arabian mares hail from Scottsdale ranches. Skarata, Habina, and Silwara from Bru sally and Lasma Arabian Ranches were named among the top ten at the Colorado All Arabian Show in Estes Park Colorado. Pulque a four year old stallion owned by Carol Chapman of Goliad Texas also ranked in the top ten.
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Scottsdale Ranches
Skarata
Skorage
Ed Tweed
Brusally
Habina
Silwara
Lasma
Carol Chapman
Goliad
Tex
Pulque
Shorage
Scottsdale
McCormick, Clay
Palo Verde
Earl Craig
Donita
Brusally Ranch
Craig
Tweeds
Shelley Groom
Charleston
S.C
Hemingway Put To Rest In Idaho Soil Of Love
Ernest Hemingway was buried in Idaho near Hailey and Ketchum in a Catholic service led by Rev. Robert Waldmann. His eldest son John escorted the casket while family members, sisters, brothers, and a nephew attended the burial at a Mary area site.
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Ketchum
Idaho
UPI
Elist
Ernest
Robert J Waldmann
St.Charles Church
Hailey
Our ‘Lady of the Snows
Nervous breakdown fears tied to diverticulitis claims
A reader recounts medical opinions linking diverticula in the colon to nervous troubles and argues many such cases are misdiagnosed as colon disease. Doctors note small diverticula are common and often asymptomatic, urging calm over diet changes and cautioning against sensational diagnoses.
Liquid or solid fuel sparks space race debate in Kennedy era
UPI reports experts clash over solid versus liquid fuel rockets for moon missions. James Webb says the U.S. will pursue both types for now while Navy and Aerojet push solid fuel motors and Polaris success highlights.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
James E. Webb
Navy
Dan Marines
Aerojet
Polaris
Indian land condemned for Air Force use near Chandler
In Phoenix the U S government condemned 1349 acres of Indian land near Chandler for an auxiliary air field leased to the Air Force. The Gila River Indian Tribe and 219 individual owners have not received payment in five years as negotiations fail over lease prices. Simpson Fox, the Indians' attorney, seeks 50 dollars per acre while the government offers 25 cents per acre.
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Phoenix
UPD
Chandler
U.S. Air Force
Simpson Fox
Lawmakers Hear Call for More Narcotic and Liquor Enforcement
A session of the Arizona Legislature discussed stronger enforcement of anti narcotics and liquor license laws. Speakers warned current laws lack teeth due to inadequate personnel at state, county, and city levels to curb narcotics and related crimes.
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Arizona
Postal plan to raise registration fee to 60 cents
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced plans to raise the fee for registering mail valued up to ten dollars from 50 to 60 cents, effective August 15. The change reflects higher costs and aims to update service charges.
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Washington
UPI
J.edward
Day
Vietnam Leader Warns of Hidden Red Threat and Neutrality Peril
President Ngo Dinh Diem urged the Vietnamese people to resist communism, calling neutrality a harmful form of subversion. He framed the struggle as essential as U.S. aid increases defense against the Viet Cong and neighboring communist forces.
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Saigon
Viet . Nam
UPD
Ngo Dinh
Presi‘dent
Sinc
Ueare
Sabato
Univers
Lynon B. Johnson
United
Viet’ ‘Nam
Diem
Tower Bomber To Face Trial In Las Vegas
Bernard J. Bross and Dale C. Jensen admitted sabotaging three critical towers in Nevada and Utah. A U.S. district judge ordered their removal to Las Vegas for trial after Nevada grand jury indictments for the May 28 Wendover microwave relay station bombing and related blows on a Cedar Mountain Utah AT&T tower and a Knoll Utah underground cable station.
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San Diego
UPI
Bernard J. Bross
Dale C. Jensen
Nevada
Utah
U.S
James Carter
Las Vegas
American Republican Army
Bross
Jensen
Reno
Wendover
Nev
Cedar
Mountain
Knoll
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