Coast Guard aided by Russian fleet in Cape Cod fires
A Soviet sea tug Salvage helped extinguish a fire aboard the Gloucester boat St. Nicholas, 90 miles off Cape Cod. Two other Massachusetts coast incidents included a cabin cruiser fire off Nantasket Beach and a sinking near Martha’s Vineyard. no lives were lost. Off Cape Cod a rescued National Guard pilot had earlier been saved by a Russian trawler after a plane crash. The St. John sank after taking on water near Gay Head. three crew members were rescued.
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Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Salvace
Gloucester
St. Nicholas
Massachusetts
Martha’s Vineyard
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Springfield
Hugh Lavalle
Nantasket Beach
Hill
Richard B. Finnin
Lawrence R. Tibelt
Newton
St. John
Gay Head
Manco
Point Judith
R.I
Wife of Captain Held by Reds Has Nightmares
Suzanne Voltz, wife of Capt. Carleton Voltz, describes 101 days of separation after he and Capt. Ben Stutts were captured in Korea. She recalls nightmares and anxiety, noting she may head to Washington to press for action while noting limited U.N. discussions and North Korea’s stance on letters and packages.
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United Nations
Chang Chung-hwan
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N
Voltz
Stutts
Crystal Lake
Washington
Robeson Leaves London for East Germany for Rest and Treatment
Paul Robeson 62 and his wife flew from London to Communist East Germany for rest and medical treatment, according to a friend. In Tucson, Baroness Suzanne Silvercays Stevenson has been commissioned to sculpt Father Kino for the National Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C. Lulu Porter, a 22 year old singer touring Poland, said she and manager Jerry Fonarow plan to marry, with a February wedding set.
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Paul Robeson
East Germany
Robeson
Tucson
Ariz
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Arizona Historical Society
Father Kino
National Statuary Hall
Washington, D.C
Kino
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Warsaw
Poland
Lulu Porter
Jerry Fonarow
Miss Porter
Youngstown
Ohio
Fonarow
Mississippi Vote Set in Segregationist Governor Contest
Mississippi voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose between J. P. Coleman and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson in a Democratic primary focused on segregation. The winner faces Republican Ruchel Phillips in the November general election amid federal contempt charges and a history of racial politics.
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Jackson, Miss
J. P. Coleman
Paul Johnson
Ruchel
Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
All
White University of Mississippi
Johnson
Barnett
Meredith
Ole Miss
Hattiesburg
Coleman
House of Representatives
Television and Reality in Fall 1960s Lineup
Analysis notes a trend toward reality in TV titles but highlights many widowers and married couples in new fall offerings. Prominent figures include Danny Thomas, Dick Van Dyke, Donna Reed, Ozzie and Harriet, and Glynis. Widows appear in The Lucy Show and Petticoat Junction, while My Favorite Martian features a widowed boarding house owner.
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Danny Thomas
Dick van Dyke
Joey Bishop
Donna Reed
Ozzie and Harriet
Rick
Glynis
Andy Griffith
Jed Clampett
Beverly Hillbillies
Judge Garth
the Virginian
Lawrence Preston
The
Defenders
Dr. Gillespie
Ben Cartwright
Bonanza
Lucy
Vivian Vance
Liz Thorpe
Nurses
Bea Benaderet
Petticoat Juncetion
Pamela Britton
Outer Space
Prison without bars trains inmates in California forests
In SUSANVILLE California a new 1200 inmate conservation center uses the honor camp concept to rehabilitate prisoners by teaching forest fire fighting trail building pest control and land restoration. The facility lacks guards or walls and doubles as a training ground for California’s 34 conservation camps with inmates earning 15 dollars a month.
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Susanville
Calif
UPI
Sierra Nevada
California Conservation Center
California
State Division of Forestry
Conservation Center
Washington City of Contrast Shows Splendor and Strife
Washington stands as a city of marble monuments and squalor with 764,000 residents and a high crime rate. civil rights marchers visit to press grievances while power rests with Congressional committees over District of Columbia affairs. The piece contrasts beauty and poverty, symbolism and control, noting race tensions, housing and job discrimination, limited local governance, and federal funding reliance.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Capitol
White House
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Parthenon
Greece
Virginia
Maryland
America
Congress
District of Columbia
How They Voted on Major Roll Calls in New England
AP notes how New England delegates voted on recent key roll calls. Senate passage of the debt limit bill carried 57 to 31, with Aiken D Vermont and others in support and Cotton Prouty opposing in New Hampshire and Rhode Island influenced by party lines. House results show no major roll calls in the period covered.
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New England
Congress
Senate
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