Freedom Riders Push Segregation Test to Florida Bound
The Florida bound Freedom Riders press the fight against bus station segregation testing South Carolina and Georgia routes. Officials report scattered clashes including a knife-wielding encounter in Sumter while other sites saw no trouble at Charleston and Wilmington stops. In other nationwide actions, court rulings on Virginia schools New Rochelle and Memphis desegregation plans were noted alongside libel suits involving the New York Times.
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Savannah
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Kennedy
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N.Y
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Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
The
New York Times
Alabama
New Britain
Eddie Polo, Veteran Serial Actor, Dies at 86
Hollywood notices the death of Eddie Polo at 86 from an apparent heart attack. The San Francisco born performer gained fame as a stunt man in film serials from 1914 to 1924 after earlier stage work and circus appearances.
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Hollywood
Eddie Polo
Polo
San Francisco
Steel Industry Faces Upward Price Pressures Amid Costs
The steel industry weighs rising costs and a wage hike in October as prices must increase beyond the summer heat and market lethargy. Sales departments, meanwhile, face their own pressures in the recovery.
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New York
Man Starts Life Term in Jail for Slaying Wife
A onetime Minnesota farm boy, 24-year-old Edward J. A. Albrecht, began a life sentence after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the December 20 slaying of his wife, Wilma Robby Albrecht, in a love triangle. He said he pleaded guilty to spare his young daughter a lengthy trial.
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Calif
Minnesota
Edward J. A. Albrecht
Wilma Robby
Lakefield
Minn
Ronald Abernathy
Albrecht
Goldie Jean Robbins
Ann Carita Albrecht
Town bans fishing for sharks barracuda and rays
Lauderdale by the Sea Florida town council voted to outlaw fishing for sharks barracuda or sting rays. Mayor G H Colnot said the sight of catches frightens tourists and harms waters credibility. Broward Anglers Club head Ray Norton called the ordinance asinine and questioned how anglers would notify fish not to bite.
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Lauderdale - BY . the Sea
Fla
G. H. Colnot
Ray Norton
Broward Anglers Club
Butte Editor Emeritus Law Risken Dies at 67
Law Risken, 67, longtime Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post editor emeritus, died Tuesday. A newspaperman for more than 40 years, he retired in 1959 after serving as editor and chief figure at the two Butte papers. Born in Shullsburg, Wisconsin, Risken shaped local journalism.
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Butte
Mont
Law Risken
Montana Standard and
Butte Daily Post
Risken
Shullsburg
Wis
Jane Nigh and John E Baker Seek Divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Jane Nigh and rancher John E Baker file for divorce citing cruelty. Negotiations fail to reach a financial agreement as Nigh seeks at least 500 dollars monthly support for herself and two children. couple married in 1952 in Las Vegas, parted 18 months ago. Trial set for September 14.
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Los Angeles
Jane Nigh
John E. Baker
Miss Nigh
Lorelei Kilbourne
Baker
Delano
Kern County
John
Stacy Jane
Las Vegas
Nev
Iowa adopts new driver point system to improve safety
Des Moines reports the State Safety Department implements a one point per traffic violation rule with a 12 month probation threshold. Prior points before June 15 are erased. three points in 12 months trigger a hearing and possible suspension up to 30 days, with credit for a year of violation free driving.
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Des Moines
State Safety Department
Highway Patrol
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Safety Department
Nixons Leave Washington for California
The Nixon family leaves Washington for Los Angeles where Richard Nixon his wife Patricia and daughters Julie and Tricia travel by jet to LAX with their cocker spaniel Checkers two cats and household belongings. They will stay at Walter Wangers Brentwood home pending Beverly Hills construction.
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Richard M. Nixon
Washington, D.C
Patricia
Julie
Tricia
Los Angeles International
Checkers
Nixons
Walter Wanger
Brentwood
Beverly Hills
Nixon
East
Nigeria Rejects Union of African States
Information Minister T.O.S Benson said Nigeria will not join the Union of African States formed by Ghana Guinea and Mali. He stressed non-alignment and that such a political union is not expedient for the country, despite its large population of about 35.3 million.
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Nigeria
Union of African States
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
T.O.S Benson
Itch Me Not Promises Quick Relief at Wold Drug
An advertisement for ITCH ME NOT claims instant relief from eczema ringworm insect bites and other external itch conditions. The product is marketed as easy to apply and offers 48 cents back at any drug store with purchase at Wold Drug Company.
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Wold Drug Company
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