Regents' flight to Missoula cancelled over too many wives
Helena UPI report says Montana State Board of Education and University Regents cancelled a planned Air National Guard flight to Missoula after too many members wives accepted invitations. The event aimed to avoid political overtones and involved Gov. Tim Babcock and state officials.
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Missoula
A. A. Arras Jr
Cut Bank
Air Guard
Great Falls
Havre
Sidney
Glendive
Miles City
Helena
Arras
Tim Babcock
Richard
National Guard Bureau
J. Hugo Aronson
Donald G. Nutter
Wyoming
Jack Gage
Nutter
Montana
Governors
Kennedy urges new tools for tough times in California stop
President Kennedy argues for broad civil rights steps and tax reform as he tours California. He notes an influx of one million more young workers this year and says solutions require new tools to avoid lagging behind Europe and Japan. A cat’s death after touching a 60 000 volt line cuts power to 30 villages near Lyon.
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Kennedy
Western
Europe
Japan
California
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Peter Lawford
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
Lyon
France
UPI
Britain's new ambassador to Cuba named
The Foreign Office announced John Hugh Adam Watson 49 is Britain's new ambassador to Cuba. Watson is a career diplomat who has served in Moscow and Washington embassies since the war.
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London
UPN
Foreign Office
John Hugh Adam Watson
Britain
Cuba
Watson
Moscow
Washington
British Scandal Takes New Turn at Marlborough Street Court
London detectives questioned over 200 people in the call girl racket tied to Profumo. Ward, an osteopath and artist, denied involvement and claimed proximity to Churchill, Getty, Taylor, Macmillan, and others. The affair pressures Macmillan’s Conservative government as Parliament nears resumption.
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Harold Macmillan
Ward
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth Taylor
Paul Getty
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Sophia Loren
Hugh Gaitskell
Jury Blames Speed Carelessness and Alcohol for Death
Havre Montana UPI coroner jury finds Kenneth L. Jordan 18 died in a car crash near Havre on May 2 at excessive speed. Driver Allen Ensley 18 Big Sandy and three others hospitalized. verdict cites speed alcohol and careless driving as factors.
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Havre
UPI
Hill County
Great Falls
Kenneth L. Jordan
Allen Ensley
Big Sandy
Jordan
Ensley
Tom Galveda
Pat Martin
The Best Way of Bible Dusting
The Rt. Rev. Donald James Campbell says the best dusting is reading old Bibles. He noted a family Bible handed down through generations had heavy dust indicating little reading, and he observed the Bible is being translated into many languages while remaining a best seller.
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Campbell
Soviet to enforce 11 year schooling by 1965
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will make an 11 year primary and secondary education program compulsory starting in 1965. pupils aged seven through eighteen will attend school on a six day week under the plan.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Golf ball Jeanne Tomson tests lawn sprinkler near Cleveland
A giant lawn sprinkler, nicknamed the golf ball Jeanne Tomson, is tested on links near Cleveland. It spins at high speed, delivering a uniform soak to a 50 foot by 50 foot grass plot.
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Jeanne Tomson
Cleveland
Kennedy to Address National Council of Churches Assembly
President Kennedy accepted an invitation to speak at the National Council of Churches general assembly in Philadelphia at Convention Hall on December 3. The event is described as the nation’s largest Protestant gathering.
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New York
UPI
Pesident Kennedy
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the
National Council of Churches
Convention Hall
Bama Sealed Campus As Wallace Stand Draws Lines
Officials set up a security perimeter at the University of Alabama after reports Wallace planned to stage a stand. A half circle line 10 feet wide marked the main entrance while a second line near an alternate door. Gas masks guns and billy clubs were prepared and three guarded buses were stationed. A campus curfew 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. was announced for an indeterminate period with penalties for violations.
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Wallace
University
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