Remembering Jeanette MacDonald at Houston funeral
Hundreds attend service for Jeanette MacDonald at a Houston church with 300 inside and 2,500 outside on the lawn. Gene Raymond chose songs as her voice is played to mourners and dignitaries including former President Eisenhower and Truman send flowers and pallbearers.
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Three Reserve Units Cut as Pentagon Reshapes Roles
In Washington the Pentagon abolished three blue ribbon congressional reserve units and moved about 72 congressmen and thousands of top officials into standby reserve under McNamara's directive to keep nonmobilizing roles in civil defense. The State Department justified U S aid to Laos amid Geneva Accord violations and cited air strikes claim while Poland expelled a Polish military attache for photographing a jet base, and Kazimierz Mizier was expelled for conduct inconsistent with official norms.
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World News Protest Over Nuclear Mine Belt Across Europe
A Soviet protest to U S and allied envoys condemns plans for an 800 mile nuclear mine belt across Europe, warning it would threaten millions and raise nuclear conflict risks. US officials say there is no law permitting emplacement and dismiss the idea as impractical. In Jakarta a communist led crowd calls for minister dismissal and seizure of foreign holdings while guards block access to the presidential advisory council building. In Congo, Tshombe’s government hires 200 white workers as instability grows. In Tokyo North Vietnam admits distribution problems for food and raw materials, urging higher agricultural exports.
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Nardiello, longtime boxing official, dies at 76
Dr. Vincent A. Nardiello, 76, longtime New York State Athletic Commission physician, died Sunday at Veterans Hospital after a long illness. A 25 year official, he helped establish five day pre fight exams and brain injury detection, and pushed for 8 ounce gloves. He received the James J. Walker Memorial Award in 1963 and is survived by his widow and four sons.
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Letter Threatens LBJ's Life in Corpus Christi
Federal authorities detail the basis for a complaint charging a Minneapolis traveling salesman with threatening President Johnson. Everett DeHarpporte, 58, sent a Jan 12 letter from Corpus Christi to Dr. Jesse Barron of Minneapolis saying he planned to kill the president after referencing Kennedy. He waived a formal hearing and was jailed on a $50,000 bond.
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Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines for Local Paper
The notice outlines advertising charges for classified ads with rates per word per day, minimum charge, and discounts for advance payment. It lists display ad pricing, memorials, and cards of thanks with cash with order terms. Deadlines are 5 p.m. weekdays and noon Saturday for Monday edition, with a contact telephone number.
Thank you for kindness after death of William Rudolph
A neighbors and friends express gratitude for cards and flowers sent to the family after the death of William Rudolph. The note from The Family thanks supporters.
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Notable church fund drive for prayer napkins sales
A Memphis style notice invites churches or groups to raise funds by selling 50¢ Prayer Grace Table Napkins. Ten members selling twenty each can keep $50 for their treasury. Free samples offered. Address Anna Wade Dept 151BA2 Lynchburg Virginia.
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Major Accidents In Mexico On Five Sundays In Row
AP reports a string of major Mexican accidents across consecutive Sundays with a toll reaching 159 deaths. Incidents include a Dec. 20 freight train crash near Villahermosa with 45 dead and a Jan. 3 church collapse near Puebla killing 57, among others.
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