Laos and United States upgrade legations to embassies
The United States and the Kingdom of Laos raise their diplomatic missions to embassies in Vientiane and Washington. U.S. Minister Charles Woodruff Yost will remain in Vientiane as ambassador as the two governments signal closer ties.
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Ex Slave Dan Hughes, 108, Wonders Why Lord Spares Him
Louisville report recalls Dan Hughes 108 today and his claim of perfect health. he reflects on a life from slavery to coal shoveling, and says he is waiting for God’s call to preach if that is his purpose. He lives with a daughter and enjoys fond memories with family.
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Dan Hughes
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Egyptian fashion director weds Star of Suez captain
Yvonne Mai 23 a director at a leading Egyptian fashion house married Capt. Ibrahim el Sayed Ehbeid master of the liner Star of Suez after a Cairo meeting and a voyage from Alexandria. Their engagement began as a joke with photos as proof but became reality as they walked ashore in Liverpool.
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Harmonica Holder Tragedy Strangles Youth in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Larry George Wealand twelve? wait thirteen-year-old, tied a belt to a bed headboard to hold a harmonica while playing guitar. The belt tightened when the mattress slid, strangling him. A deputy coroner notes the device caused the death.
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Government Information Probe Opens In Congress
A House Government Operations subcommittee launches an inquiry into federal information policies asking 544 pages of questions from executive and independent agencies by Sept. 15. Rep Moss urges cooperative effort to uncover whether arbitrary withholding exists and to establish definite policies across agencies.
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Directive Criticized Sparks Pentagon Newsroom Debate
A March 29 Defense Department directive calling for constructive information from the Pentagon drew criticism from press groups and newsmen's organizations. A Pentagon spokesman said the criteria target material from official PR offices and not questions from reporters, amid a House committee inquiry into 80 questions.
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