Lions Broom Sale Scheduled by Winchester Lions Club
The Winchester Lions Club plans its annual broom sale in Frederick County next week with sales in the county on Wednesday and Thursday starting at 5 p.m. and a Winchester sale on September 2 at 5 p.m. A house to house canvass will be conducted by members and proceeds will support sight conservation. The brooms will be sold in the Cain Furniture Store area.
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Sato Resumes Okinawa Tour After Police Blockade
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato resumes his Okinawa tour after demonstrators forced him to spend the night at a U.S. military base. He stayed in a guest house on the base while attending a reception hosted by Lt. Gen. Albert Watson. riot police clashed with students in Seoul and Pusan over the amity treaty with Japan. The royal family’s Badminton trip and a Geneva disarmament weekend are also noted in this broad world brief.
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Eisaku Sato
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Ryukyu Islands
Homeward embroidery pattern for dorm wear and boots
Readable text advertises Pattern 7336 for home use and dorm wear. Mentions sizes S M L and a coin in price note, adds fifteen cents. Describes cozy indoors footwear and bright boots options.
Quentin Reynolds Estate Valued at 1033 Pounds in Will
London AP reports American writer Quentin Reynolds left an English estate valued at 10 33 pounds about 29 492 dollars in his will made public today He died in California on March 17 at age 62 leaving equal shares to his sister Reynolds Kirk his sister in law Beatrice Reynolds and his secretary Helen Pilver.
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Quentin Reynolds
England
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Beatrice Reynolds
Helen Pilver
Zoo Seal Dies After Eating Plastic Cups
Lincoln Park Zoo seal Ce cilia died after an autopsy found she had consumed more than a gallon of plastic cups debris from the pool plastic sacks and a towel. Zoo director Phil Ogilvie reported the findings and the cause of death.
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Zoo
Oklahoma City
Cecilia the Seal
Lincoln Park Zoo
Phil Ogilvie
Navy and Marines seek officers from reserves
The Navy and Marine Corps invite active reserve officers to volunteer for at least one year of active duty to address personnel shortages during the Viet Nam era. The call reflects growing need for qualified leaders as the war escalates.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Fire crews quell two cars burned near Clearbrook
Firefighters responded to a 3 p.m. call at Cedar Hill near Clearbrook to dampen two cars being burned by their owner Winter Taylor. A spokesman said the flames were damped to prevent spread and the incident was handled by local firemen.
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Cedar Hill
Winter Taylor
Astronauts Families Await Launch Decisions
Families of L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. waited in Florida and Timber Cove Texas as space officials planned the 9 a.m. EST launch for Saturday. Both wives did not issue formal statements or appear publicly.
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Manned Space Center
Houston, Tex
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
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