Japanese crew feared lost as Kaig Maru sinks
A sunken Kaig Maru collision with Italian tanker Fina Italia left between 10 and 20 Japanese crewmen missing. Fifteen survivors were rescued by the Italian ship and a Coast Guard search was called off as fruitless. The vessel carried 25 to 35 crew members.
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Kennedy Urges Businessmen to Break Barriers
President Kennedy pressed 100 business leaders at the White House to speed desegregation of southern stores, theaters and restaurants while urging voluntary action before new federal measures. Virginia executives warned of a tough choice between progress and local backlash as federal pressure grows.
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Neighbor Borrows Phone Case Turns Theft Claim
John L Anthony of Memphis reports a neighbor visited to borrow a telephone. The visitor then left through the back door with a screwdriver in one hand and the telephone in the other, according to Anthony.
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John L. Anthony
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Regions Economy Healthy in Nine-State Area
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve reports the regional economy remains healthy with no strong upturn yet. Farm crops are off to a good start with good rainfall, farm income ahead of 1962 early on, but cattle price declines hurt some farmers. Feeders face losses and higher production credit needs this spring and summer. Automobile and farm machinery dealers see favorable sales while personal income grows modestly. department store sales and bank debits rise significantly from last year.
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Congressional hearings planned for SEC overhaul
In Washington today the SEC faces a proposed top to bottom rule overhaul after a 14 month study found grave abuses but no pervasive fraud. House Commerce Committee Chairman Oren Harris aims to move tightened regulations this session.
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Pershing Missile Tests and Lobster Origins
Pershing missiles are test fired from tank like tracked vehicles at Cape Canaveral and can hit targets up to three miles away. Spiny lobsters consumed in the United States come mainly from Florida the Caribbean Brazil South Africa Australia and New Zealand.
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Illness hits 50 West Point guests after awards luncheon
About 50 distinguished visitors became ill from food poisoning following a U S Military Academy awards luncheon at West Point. Lt. Col. Everett Post said none of the cadets fell ill and 25 guests spent the night in the base hospital but none were seriously ill.
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N.Y
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Everett O. Post
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Sandstone Prison Escapees Captured Near Prison
Gerald Willis and Donald Anderson, both from Chicago, were captured four miles south of Sandstone Minnesota after escaping from the federal prison. They surrendered without incident following a highway sighting by officials.
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Graduation Day Marks Milestone For Baldy’s Daughters
A parent reflects on a high school graduation marking the shift from dependence to independence for three of five daughters. The day signals aging for the parent as the children begin shaping their own futures while still needing guidance.
Italy Funds Public Works Centers For Unemployed Laborers
The government runs centers to employ about 250000 men unable to work in regular jobs. They perform road and building projects, land reclamation and forestry work as part of a government program.
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Judge Denies Mental Exam in Infant Death Case
Probate Judge Henry N. Benson Jr. denied a request for a mental examination for Mrs. Ronald Adolphson 22 of St. Peter before a grand jury weighs evidence in the suffocation death of her two month old son. She faces first degree murder charges. The case is to be presented to the grand jury June 1. The judge said he lacks jurisdiction to order a mental examination at this time.
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Henry N. Benson Jr
Ronald Adolphson
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