Airmen and Marines Reach New Posts and Training
Airman Loren Watters is reassigned to Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona for training and duty as a personnel specialist after completing basic at Lackland AFB. He is a Pueblo High School 1960 graduate who attended Eastern Arizona Junior College. Michael G. Ring serves aboard USS Westchester County and took part in joint amphibious exercises at Pohang Korea. Lance Cpl. William L. McDonald serves with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro CA, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McDonald. Douglas E. Higbee is reassigned to Formosa after completing air force technical training for communications center specialists at Sheppard AFB Texas. He is the son of Mrs. Roberta I. Higbee and a Scotts dale High School alum.
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Loren Watters
Melinda Watters
Rt. 1
Scottsdale
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Watters
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Pueblo High School
Tucson
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Michael G. Ring
Westchester County
Pohang
Korea
Ring
Florian G. Ring
S. Rogers Lane
Lance Cpl
William L. McDonald
Third Marine Aircraft Wing
el Toro
Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
C. B. McDonald
E. Fillmore
Douglas E. Higbee
Formosa
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Roberta I. Higbee
E. Hazelwood
Higbee
Scottsdale High School
Pontiff Enables Broader Press Access at Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI ordered broader liberty in releasing information about secret Ecumenical Council sessions while keeping meetings closed to the public. Msgr. Vallainc said the press will be able to present substantive debate details, signaling liberal momentum amid Curia reforms and criticisms of its conservatism.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Msgr
Fausto Vallainc
Council
New Meter Count In Scottsdale In August
APS officials report 56 new electric meters and 87 gas meters installed in Scottsdale during August. The metropolitan division including Phoenix Glendale Tempe Chandler and nearby areas reached 586 electric meters and 1 174 gas meters.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service Company
Phoenix
Glendale
Tempe
Chandler
Kennedy Envoys Arrive in Alabama to Ease Racial Tensions
Two former Army officials Kenneth Royall and Earl Blaik travel to Birmingham at President Kennedy's request to mediate racial tensions. Kennedy met with white civic and minister groups and Negro leaders as he set a local settlement path. A federal grand jury indicted eight men tied to the National States Rights party for trying to block school integration. Police used tear gas to disperse a civil rights march of black high school students in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Army
Kenneth Royall
Earl Blaik
Washington
National States Rights Party
Shreveport
Haitian Troops Clash Across Hispaniola Border
Haitian border troops pursued exile guerrillas into the Dominican Republic on Monday, heightening tensions between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The Quanaminthe garrison shelled retreating figures and shells hit Dajabon, prompting residents to evacuate as Dominican forces reinforced border posts and dispatched jets to Dajabon airbase.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Hispaniola
Quanaminthe
Dajabon
Rockefeller to Meet Pope Despite Divorce Question
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York faces Vatican questions over his divorce and remarriage as he prepares a six nation European tour. He will meet Italian leaders and has an audience with Pope Paul VI, with Mrs Rockefeller not accompanying him.
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Rome
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Vatican
Paul VI
Berkeley groups apologize over Black escort replacement
The Berkeley Junior Chamber of Commerce apologized after replacing Lynn Sims a 20 year old Black UC student chosen by The Californians honor society as a football queen escort. Officials removed Sims two hours before the halftime presentation amid objections from southern university contestants. The Jaycees pledged to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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Berkeley, Calif
UPI
University of California
Berkeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
University of California Honor Society
Californians
Jaycees
Lynn Sims
Sims
Dodgeville grocer linked to mysterious mad money monster
Fred Dresser a 55 year old Dodgeville grocer, seen giving out 100 dollar bills marked not negotiable to Kiwanis members while his wife seeks a divorce alleging he mailed about 40 residents sums from 5 to 100 dollars. The case heads to court to decide if he is the mysterious benefactor whose handwriting matches envelopes sent nationwide.
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Dodgeville
Wis
UPI
Fred Dresser
Kiwanis Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dresser
Farmers Mixed On Wheat Plan In Kansas
In Kansas the nation’s top wheat state farmers react with distrust to a proposal to sell U S wheat to Russia and Communist nations while some praise the idea. Lud Strand of Brewster backs selling to Russia and China, calling it fair despite ideology. Byrne of Topeka counters that it risks aiding communism and hides a failed wheat program.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
United States
Russia
Kansas
Lud
Strand of
Brewster
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
Farmers Union Co-operative Marketing Association
China
Strand
Kennedy
Martin Byrne
The
Kansas Farmers Union
Byrne
Airlift Plans 16 000 Troops to Germany Outlook
The U S Army Air Force exercise Big Lift aims to move 16 000 troops to Germany next month and could cut U S gold outflow by up to 300 million dollars yearly. If airlift replaces two U S divisions in Europe savings would grow to 300 million annually. Defense Secretary McNamara notes doubled airlift capacity since 1961 and possible further expansion. The current gold outflow for overseas defense runs about 1.6 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
UPI
Germany
U.S
U. S
Europe
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Light side column teases Cary Grant’s youth myth
Washington columnist recalls childhood interview misstep and reveals pop culture insights. He notes Cary Grant promoting a fundraiser for dropouts at a charity event and a junior high school visit with Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. The piece links aging myths to old films on television.
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Grant
Robert F. Kennedy
Cary Grant
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