Peace Corps Girl Faces Postcard Controversy Abroad
Miss Michelmore of Rom a Mass says a postcard described Nigerian squalor was carelessness not offense. She defended Peace Corps service, noted Nigeria and its people, offered resignation but was refused, and planned to decide after reaching Puerto Rico.
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Michelmore
Peace Corps
Roma Mass
Nigeria
University College At
Ibadan
Miss Michelmore
Puerto Rico
London
Ware
International Cooperation Administration
U.S
Dem
Missing Letter Publishes in Nigerian Newspaper Case
Occidental College senior Craig Walker says a letter he mailed from Nigeria to a friend in Los Angeles vanished and appeared in West African Pilot Lagos. The college says he authorized the account. embassy in Lagos is investigating the incident. The letter criticizes Nigeria as constructive, not derogatory.
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Nigeria
Los Angeles
Lagos
Craig Walker
Occidental College
Margery Michelmore
Ibadan College
Walker
Occidental
West African Pilot of
Smokers Face Higher Coronary Death Risk, Study Finds
A study presented at the American Heart Association sessions reports men who smoke a pack daily have about triple the coronary death rate and all-cause mortality of non smokers and quitters. Researchers from Albany and Framingham analyzed 4120 men over six to eight years, noting unclear reasons for earlier death despite strong smoking related risk signals.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Albany
N.Y
Framingham
Mass
American Heart Association
Joseph T. Doyle
Albany Medical College
Thomas R. Dawber
National Heart Institute
Doyle
Negro Students Protests Over UT Rules In Dorm Lobby
About 50 Negro students gathered in the lobby of Kinsolving Dormitory at the University of Texas to protest racial barriers. They argued against prohibitions on varsity athletics dramatics and other nonclassroom activities, staying about an hour before leaving after counsel from the dormitory staff. A disciplinary action potential was noted but not specified.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
University
Kinsolving
Dirt Inc Chartered in Virginia for Dump Dirt Land Lease
A new firm named Dirt, Inc. is chartered in Virginia. It will be based in Woodbridge and will lease land to serve as a dumping area for fill dirt.
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Richmond
Dirt, Inc
Virginia
Woodbridge
Thyra Bjorn to Lecture at Baptist Church
Swedish author Thyra Ferre Bjorn will lecture at First Baptist Church Sunday through Tuesday. She speaks at the Men’s Bible Class 9:45 a.m. and worship 11 a.m. Sunday, Senior High Forum 6 p.m., Youth Center 7:30 p.m. A Monday luncheon at 1 p.m. at Charcoal Hearth is planned for women. reservations via Mrs. Wilbur Moffett MO 20147. Her talk titled Papa's Daughter Reminisces explores family themes from her books Papa's Daughter Papa's Wife Mama's Way.
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Thyra Ferre Bjorn
Sweden
First Baptist Church
the Baptist
Wilbur Moffett
Bjorn
Papa
Elder Brown And Choir At St Paul A M E Church
Elder Brown and his choir will render services at St. Paul A M E Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. The service is sponsored by the steward Board and the public is invited. The Rev H A Abney is the pastor.
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Elder Brown
St. Paul A.M.E
Steward Board
H. A. Abney
Cuba to Attend OAS Meeting to Accuse U S
Havana reports Cuba will attend the hemisphere foreign ministers meeting at Peru's request solely to accuse the United States and its satellites of abuse against Cuba. Raul Roa denounced Peru and warned the conference would not find Cuba the accused, labeling Peru's move a CIA supported maneuver.
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Havana
Cuba
Peru
United States
Raul Roa
Roa
Organization of American States
Preside
Manuel Prado
OAS
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Dean Rusk
Gas War Enlist Here Sign Baffles Tulsa Service Station
A service station in Tulsa displays a provocative sign reading Gas War Enlist here. The bold message prompts drivers to join the effort, drawing attention from local motorists and observers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hodges Seeks U S Export Boom as Commerce Chief
New York AP report on Secretary of Commerce Hodges, Kennedy's veteran cabinet member, renown for travel zeal. He promotes boosting exports, opening seven U S travel agencies abroad, and attracting foreign tourists by showcasing American prices and opportunities. He cites high home markets and deficits abroad as reasons to expand U S commerce.
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New York
Kennedy
Europe
Tokyo
Otinay
Commerce
U.S
Hodges
America
Finland
Spain
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Thyra Bjorn
Baptist Church
St. Paul
U. S
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First Defense
Wonder Building Group
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Front Royal
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