Three Negroes Slay Bartender During Robbery
Three men robbed a Fort Lauderdale bar Tuesday night and killed bartender Lloyd F. George, 35, with a shotgun. Police say George wrestled two suspects into submission before the lookout shot him. the trio fled in a white sedan. George had moved to Fort Lauderdale last October from Yarmouth, Maine.
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Lloyd F. George
George
Yarmouth
Maine
Prisoner Bernardo St. Bernard Dashes for Bath Break
Chicago report says Bernardo St. Bernard, Prisoner No. 000065, a life term inmate, escaped during a bathhouse escort at Cook County Jail before being recaptured after a street chase. Warden Johnson notes the incident will be reviewed by the jail disciplinary board with potential loss of privileges.
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Jack Johnson
Bernardo St. Bernard
Cook County
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Communists Named in Early Hours of Havana Case
In the initial hours, Nar cisco Isa Conde PSP central committee member Diomedes Mercedes Batista PSP member and Amin Abel Hasbun associated with the 14th of June Movement were cited amid a broader communist presence. A public health survey of nearly 7,000 adults aged 18 to 79 found women’s seat width only modestly broader than men’s, guiding design of equipment for safety and comfort.
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PSP
Diomedes Mercedes Batista
Ha- Washington
I Vana
Amin Abel Hasbun
Oe Public Health Service
Tuday
Bigger Baby Boom Coming to Strain Schools
The National Education Association warns of a looming postwar baby boom as the offspring of returning GIs reach school age. Census data show births rising from 2.9 million in 1946 to 4.1 million in 1964, with projections up to 4.5 million this year and 5.2 million by 1970, signaling more classrooms and higher taxes amid ongoing shortages. The report notes many mothers want fewer children than a decade ago and emphasizes the funding gap for education.
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National Education Association
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U.S. Census Bureau
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Census Bureau
NEA
Cigarette Warning Bill Enacted in New York
Gov Nelson Rockefeller signed a bill requiring cigarette packages sold in New York to carry a warning label stating Excessive Use is Dangerous To Health. Violators face up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Art Mann
U S Sees Communist Role In Santo Domingo Revolt
U S sources report armed PSP members harangued crowds at Independence Park and civilians received machine guns and grenades as rebels moved to arm the public. U S intelligence links Buenaventura Pimentel and Manuel Gonzalez Gonzalez to arms distribution and Communist strategy meetings amid Marine deployments.
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U.S
PSP
Inpendence Park
Buenaventura Johnson Pimentel
Central Committee
Communist Strategy Command
Mantel Arache
Manuel Gonzalez Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Associatedress
National Civic Union
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt Wins Nobel Peace Prize Mediation 1904 War
President Theodore Roosevelt is honored with the Nobel Peace Prize for his mediation role in the 1904 1905 Russo Japanese War, helping negotiate an end to the conflict.
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