Spanish War Vets Explain Youth and Duty in Vietnam Debate
Associated Press writer Stan Benjamin reports Spanish American War veterans, now aging and focused on pensions and medical benefits, oppose youth draft evasion and express pride in their short 1898 war. James B. McElroy, adjutant general of the Spanish War Veterans, defends patriotism and flags. The group, once volunteers, now reflects on Cuba, the Philippines, and a shifting national mood as Congress passed a pension bill after a long fight.
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Chicago
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Fish in Polluted Waters May Infect Humans
Washington AP reports two scientists warned that fish living in polluted waters can harbor human disease germs. Werner A. Janssen and Caldwell D. Meyers found antibodies for intestinal and pulmonary diseases in white perch from rivers feeding Chesapeake Bay, suggesting fish become infected and may transmit pathogens to people who eat or handle them.
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Wreckage off Australia misidentified as a U S sub
Reporters in Perth say the wreck off Australia’s southwest coast is the freighter Franklin, not the U S submarine Triton. The 1902 wreck was first photographed by a pilot before newsmen confirmed its identity and noted the rusted engine cylinders resemble a conning tower from the air.
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Coffin makers keep shops open in Saigon amid crisis
Saigon residents face a 24 hour curfew as only coffin shops remain open. Soldiers guard streets while ambulances ferry the wounded to Cho Ray and other hospitals. Reports say hundreds killed and wounded as fighting spreads through the city outskirts.
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Lawson Little, Golfing Great, Dies at 57
Pebble Beach California AP report notes Lawson Little, eminent golfer of the 1930s, died Thursday at age 57. Little won the U S and British Open championships in 1934 and was the AP Amateur of that era.
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Gunmen flee through Rockies in Texas murder chase
Two suspects identified as Charles Edward Hardin and Earl Wayne Sanders fled a Colorado chase after abducting hostages and abandoning cars along a 300 mile trail from Vail toward Denver. The pair, linked to a Fort Worth tavern owner murder, sparked a broad alert with Theo Ray Thames also sought. Each hostage was released or shot during the spree as police pursued through Denver area.
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Associated Press
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Sanders
Vail
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Yail
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Stock Market Rebounds In Active Trade
The stock market resumes a strong technical rebound in early trading with gains led by blue chips and tech names. The Dow Jones rose 3.82 to 345.18 as gains outpaced losses about 3 to 1. IBM and Xerox gained about two points amid renewed hopes for a Pueblo release through the Korean Armistice Commission.
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U.S
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Narcotics and Taxes Topic of February Forum
Baltimore AP Narcotics taxes medicine and religion are among topics for the Professional Forum monthly sessions set for February March April and May Medicare Internal Revenue procedures how doctors can aid law officers detect drug abuse and Christ or Collectives are to be discussed Vincent J Lozowicki district supervisor for the U S Bureau of Narcotics will be out for the speakers
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Internal Revenue
Vincent J. Lozowicki
U. S.bureau of Narcotics
State Looks For ETV Teachers In Maryland
Baltimore AP report states Maryland seeks good teachers for educational television on a 12 month loan to the state. They need not have TV experience and are wanted in all subjects and grade levels. Two three day workshops for prospective TV teachers are set for next July.
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Baltimore
Maryland
James Sensenbaugh
Maryland Public Schools
Aktin AKTEX Acne Remedy Ad Card
Advertisement for AKTEX acne treatment promises to clear pimples and blemishes without squeezing. Claims smoother skin with a money back guarantee from Eakte's Deve Store at 925 Fennaylyanta Ave Mall orders welcome.
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Prisoner Who Revealed Burials Transferred After Threat Report
Reuben Johnson, inmate at Cummins Prison Farm, was moved to Tucker Prison Farm after threats to his life, as officials debated his claim that slain inmates were buried on prison grounds and exhumed bones stirred speculation about a clandestine graveyard. Gov. Rockefeller questioned paupers graveyard links amid reports of threats and alleged buried remains.
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Little Rock. Ark
Cummins
Thomas C. Morton
Reuben Johnson
Johnson
Prisoon
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rorkefeller
Murton
Johnsonjcuss
Tucker
Litthke
Keenesary
U.S
Miss Katzen
LP Hunt
Stein
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