Mrs Kennedy in Italy for her vacation
Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy arrived in Ravello Italy for a private two week stay hosted by Prince Stanislaus and Princess Lee Radziwill. Police and Secret Service guarded the mountainous 25 mile drive from Salerno airport and area crowds kept back.
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Ravello
Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Salerno
U.S
Prince Stanislaus
Lee Radziwill
Kennedy
Sorrenton Peninsula
Rome
New York
Mrs. Kennedy
Villa Episcopio
Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Juliana
Netherlands
Richard Wagner
Victor Emmanuel H
Bay of Salerno
Secret Service
Lorenzo Mansi
Jacqueline
Isle of
Capri
Pompeii
Rotan voters to decide on water bonds and Snyder contract
Rotan residents head to the Aug 3 ballot to approve a $900,000 water bond and a cost plus 10 percent contract with the City of Snyder. The plan ramps water from Snyder to Camp Springs through 12 and 8 inch pipelines, supplementing existing lines to Rotan amid shortages.
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ROTAN
Snyder
Rotan Municipal Water Authority
City of
Camp Springs
Jump In Maneuvers Over Florence In Swift Strike
About 1500 paratroopers from the 2nd Airborne Division dropped on Darlington Airport as part of Operation Swift Strike HH. The 325th Battle Group saw most of its force in the air, with a second wave following. A 2nd Infantry Division battle group from Ft. Riley crossed the Lynches River and briefly entered Florence before withdrawing.
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Florence
8.C
2Nd Airborne Division
Darlington
325Th
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lynches River
Weather Snapshot for Texas Regions
Readings show highs from 92 to 108 degrees across Texas regions through Thursday. Lows range from 64 to 81 degrees with hot and clear to partly cloudy conditions. Winds: upper coast to southeast regions lightening late nights, with occasional gusts in the afternoons.
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Snyder
Texas
Hyell
Soblen Stay Is Extended
Britain extends the deadline for BAl Airlines to transport fugitive Soblen to the United States until Friday midnight. The Israeli airline may refuse, citing instructions to return Soblen to Israel, potentially delaying any U S custody and prompting long legal battles in British courts. Soblen, 61, a psychiatrist serving a life sentence, is said to be gravely ill with leukemia.
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London
Bal Airlines
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Fl al
New York
Home Office
Loblen
Israel
Johnsons Tour Planned Through Greece Turkey and Iran
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson will tour Italy Greece Turkey Cyprus and Iran in late August and early September after White House approval. The trip aims to strengthen foreign policy ties with leaders in each nation and opens American exhibits at trade fairs in Ismir and Thessaloniki.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnsons
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Ismir
Turkey
Thessaloniki
Greece
Central Treaty Organization
Ankara
Cyprus
Iran
Italy
Duncan Executed in California Gas Chamber at San Quentin
Elizabeth Duncan died in the San Quentin gas chamber after a last minute stay request was denied. She had hired a killer to murder her pregnant daughter in law, Augustine Baldonado, 28, and Luis Moya, 23, and proclaimed innocence before the execution.
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San Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth
Ma) Duncan
Duncan
Soviet Troop Landings in Cuba Reported by Cuban Source
A Cuban news specialist in a Miami Spanish broadcast claims more than 4,000 Soviet troops landed in Cuba recently. The program cited arrivals on July 29 and 30 31, linking the timing to Raul Castro's Soviet visit. No U.S. State Department comment.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Salvador Leu
Voice of the People
WMIE
Marne
Havana
Arfeld
Boza
Fl Criscol
Raul Castro
Soviet Union
Demand For Water Goes Up Sharply
July water deliveries to the Colorado River Municipal Water District rose sharply led by Odessa Big Spring and Snyder. Total July use reached 1 106 680 274 gallons up 18 82 percent from 1961 while year to date consumption hit 6 029 051 326 gallons up 11 68 percent.
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Colorado River
Odessa
Big Spring
Snyder
Standard-Sinclair
Howard County
Stevenson Says Khrushchev May Attend UN General Assembly
Adlai Stevenson said Soviet Premier Khrushchev may attend the United Nations General Assembly in October. He noted official Rome sources suggested Khrushchev would come to New York to address Russia's claims and nuclear testing, though State Department officials had no solid information.
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Madrid
Spain
Adlai F. Stevenson
Khrushchevy
United Nations General Assembly
Khrushchev
New York
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Russia
Washington
State Department
Hike Seen in Cotton Yield and Texas Output
The Agriculture Department projects a Texas cotton crop of 4.8 million bales from 6.58 million acres, up from last year. The forecast shows yields at 350 pounds per acre, nine pounds above the 10-year average, with a national crop of 15.102 million bales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Department
Former Penney's executive dies in Plainview
C. T. Johnson, retired J. C. Penney executive and former president of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, died in Plainview today of a heart attack. He retired five years ago after assignments in Memphis Lubbock and Amarillo and had served as City Planning Commission chairman. His widow survives.
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Plainview
C. T. Johnson
J. C. Penney
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Johnson
Penney
Memphis
Lubbock
Amarillo
City Planning Commission
Rail Firemen Strike Block Ruled. Unions Plan Response
In Chicago a federal court dismissed a suit to stop firing of 40 000 rail firemen next week while unions press for a strike. Judge Perry ruled the court lacks authority and Kennedy may intervene under the Railway Labor Act to delay action two months.
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Chicago
S AP
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
Kennedy
H.E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Gilbert
Rusk and Dobrynin Hold Talks on Test Ban Pact
Secretary of State Rusk invited Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin to a one hour session to press new U S test ban proposals and explain revised safeguards. The talks followed Geneva efforts by Arthur Dean as Moscow expressed disapproval while Dobrynin offered no comment on Khrushchev’s UN visit plans.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
U.S
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
E.voy
Geneva
United States
Arthur Dean
Dean
Berlin
Khrushchev
United Nations
Prisoner in Mexico City builds own phone in jail
Prisoner Licurgo Humberto Hernandez Leon Jimenez at a federal prison used old lines to create a working telephone with a modern dial. Guards removed the improvised device after discovering it. he could only dial out and claimed the setup was for his exclusive use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Licurgo
Humberto Hernandez Leon Jimenez
Hernandez
Secret Funeral Guest List for Marilyn Monroe Revealed
Hollywood AP reports the full guest list for Marilyn Monroe's funeral is kept secret with "slightly more than 15" attendees. Among confirmed invitees are Joe DiMaggio and his son Joe Jr. a Marine, Miss Monroe's half sister Bernice Miracle, Inez Melson her former business manager, Paula and Lee Strasberg, Pat Kennedy Lawford and Peter Lawford.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Jr
Bernice Miracle
Miss Monroe
Inez Melson
Paula
Lee Strasberg
President Kennedy
Pat Kennedy Lawford
Hyannis Port
Mass
Actor Peter Lawford
Levas Man Dies Of Injuries In Kansas
James 5 Finney 78 of Donna Texas died from injuries after a Tuesday traffic crash in Kansas. He was a passenger in a car driven by his brother Elmer Finney of Americus Kansas. Finney suffered a token neck and his wife had scalp lacerations while Elmer Finney and Phillips had minor injuries.
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Mcpherson
Kan
James
Finney
Donna
Tex
Elmer Finney
Americus
Pinney
Phillips
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Cohen
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George Arfeld
Adlai
Krush
L. N
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Tyler
Liss
Cindy la Price
Levas
Kansas
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