Sinatra vacationing with Mia Farrow on New England cruise
Frank Sinatra lounges aboard the 168 foot Southern Breeze near Edgartown harbor with Mia Farrow ashore for shopping with Claudette Colbert and Rosalind Russell. Rumors of an imminent marriage to the 18 year old star persist though Sinatra declines interview comments. Farrow's mother Maureen O'Sullivan says Mia has told her nothing about marriage and the couple have been seeing each other for months.
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Edgartown
Mass
Frank Sinatra
New England
Sinatra
Peter Lawford
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Joey Bishop
Rosalind Russell
Claudette Colbert
Merle Oberon
Southern Breeze
Edgartown Harbor
Miss Farrow
Miss Colbert
Miss Russell
Peyton Place
Associated Press
Maureen O'Sullivan
Westport
Conn
Mia
John Farrow
Martha’s Vineyard
Newport
Ava Gardner
Mia Farrow
Tribesmen to Die for Ritual Slaying in Bechuanaland
In Lobatsi Bechuanaland four African tribesmen were condemned by the High Court to death for the ritual killing of a 6 year old boy in a drought cure belief. The father who sold the boy for five oxen and a sixth man were also convicted and await sentence.
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Lobatsi
Bechuanaland
High
Bluefield youth sentenced on multiple burglary charges
An 18 year old from Bluefield, Buddy Allen Tibbs, received three concurrent prison terms of one to ten years each after pleading guilty to three counts of breaking and entering in Mercer County Interim Court in Princeton. Andrea Stevenson faced related charges and was referred for medical evaluation before plea. John Henry Manns pleaded guilty to assault on an officer with sentencing set for a later date. Lacy Romans was fined $100 for illegal whisky sale and $100 for possession with 60 days jail suspended and probation granted.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
Princeton
Buddy Allen Tibbs
Howard M. Jarrett
Andrea Stevenson
Stevenson
John Henry Manns
H. N. Harding
Trailways
Lacy Romans
Technical Aid Approved For Pipestem and West Virginia Parks
An Area Redevelopment Administration grant near 100000 supports planning and opening Pipestem State Park in Summers and Mercer Counties and two other West Virginia parks along with improvements to Hawks Nest. Bids for Hawks Nest construction are under review, with completion targeted for spring 1967. The study will cover park management, promotion, and facilities across Pipestem Canaan Valley and existing parks to coordinate operations statewide.
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Pipestem State Park
Summers
Mercer
West Virginia
Area Redevelopment Administration
Washington
ARA
Hulett Smith
Charleston
Pipestem Park
Twin Falls
Wyoming
Canaan Valley
Tucker County
Hawks Nest
Natural Resources
Robert P. McDonough
Fayette County
Parks Division
Natural Resources Department
Pipestem
Titov and wife expect baby this month
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov announced that he and his wife are expecting a baby this month. Titov is the USSR’s second man in space and made historic orbital flights. The news confirms a personal milestone for the astronaut amid his postflight duties.
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Moscow
Gherman Titov
Soviet Union
Sailor Shot as Two Suspects Hijack Car Near Gore
A sailor from Mancelona Michigan was shot in the neck during a carjacking near Gore Frederick County Maryland after picking up two hitchhikers who claimed they had robbed a man in Baltimore and were carrying $34,000 and shotguns. The suspects Archie Lee Miracle 22 and David Lee Delph 20 of Baltimore were later identified after a similar car crash in Athens County Ohio. Cameron was hospitalized in Winchester Virginia in good condition. the suspects were seriously injured.
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Winchester
Baltimore
Frank Cameron
Mancelona
Mich
Parkers
Burg
W. Va
Cameron
Virginia
D. A. Sheetz
Quonset Point
R. I
Naval Station
Memphis
U. S
Gore
Frederick County
West Virginia
Athens County
Ohio
Parkersburg
Archie Lee Miracle
David Lee Delph
Sicilian Bandits Break Barricade On Mount Etna
On Mt Etna a bandit trio built a rock barricade to ambush travelers and seize money but fled in disgust after failures. A priest fled the first car, the second yielded 11 dollars, and a telegraph messenger offered 8 cents before the trio vanished. No bandits were found.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Moose Keeps Its Ban Against Negroes in West Virginia
West Virginia Loyal Order of Moose will retain a racial ban on Negro memberships though the white only clause will be removed from a class in honor of Gov. Hulett Smith. State director Ralph Dusi said no Negroes can join and that the change is only in the form, not policy. Smith will attend the class enrollment as the Moose gather for their 32nd annual convention.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Loyal Order of Moose
Ralph Dusi
Hulett Smith
Dusi
Smith
Intourist
New York
Miami Chamber of Commerce
Cedok
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
15 Hurt In Film Scene Train Crash
CHATAWORTH Calif AP railroad engine plowed into a rear of a flatcar on a movie location. Berry half of Jan and Dean suffered a compound fracture of the left leg. Dean Torrence and the crew sustained multiple injuries as 12 film workers and two train crew members were hurt. A 150 foot spill followed when signals caused the second locomotive to speed forward. Northridge Hospital treated Berry and others, West Park Hospital Canoga Park treated additional injured. Director Barry Shear and assistant director David Silven had fractures.
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Berry
Jan
Dean
Singer
Northridge Hospital
Paramount Pictures
West Park Hospital
Canoga Park
Barry Shear
David Silven
Arms Parley In Deep Gloom At Geneva Clash
The 17 nation disarmament conference sank deeper into deadlock as Bulgaria followed the Soviet Union with a sharp anti West tirade. Canada’s E L M Burns rebuked the Communists for discussing unrelated issues and called Tsarapkin’s speech schizophrenic in tone.
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Geneva
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Canada
E. L. M. Burns
Tsarapkin
Burns
Communists lure American tourists with capitalist tools
AP News features writer Richard F. Newcome notes communist nations openly woo U S travelers, using Intourist Cedok and state agencies to arrange easy visas, itineraries, and prepaid tours. Increased American visits rise from 1960 to recent years, despite travel cautions and limits on photography and currency.
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Richard F. Newcome
AP News
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Europe
Intourist
Cedok
Carpati
Cedek
Past Fortas Accused of Communist Ties in Senate Hearing
Washington attorney Abe Fortas faced questions in Congress over alleged past ties to communism. A former Senate aide claimed Fortas described Bela Dodd as an ex Communist, though Dodd remained a party member. Fortas, nominated by President Johnson for the Supreme Court, denied any misrepresentation and pledged to uphold duties.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Thurs- Supreme Victuals
Fortas
Senate
Congress
President Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations
Charles Callas
New York City
Internal Security Subcommittee
Callas
Bela Dodd
Fortes
Reverend Coleman Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Rev. Jay C. Coleman 70 of Keen Mountain Virginia died in a Richlands hospital after a July 31 head on collision on U S 460 near Short Gap Tazewell County. Bobby Lowe of Short Gap was charged with reckless driving and driving without a permit. Coleman leaves a wife a daughter five sons and 13 grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending at Hurst Scott Funeral Home Richlands.
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Jay C. Coleman
Keen Mountain
Richlands
Short Gap
Tazewell County
U. S. 460
H. D. Church
Rev. Colen Wn
Bobby Lowe
Coleman
Lowe
Roger Smith
Rev. Coleman
Church of Christ
Oakwood
Oressa L. Coleman
Paul Davis
Dawson Springs
Hubert L. Coleman
Clearmont
Fla
John and
Wayne Coleman
Long Beach
Cal
Larry Coleman
Oakland
Harold Coleman
Reno
Nev
Hurst - Scott Funeral Home
Inside Abby and Society Pages Snapshot
Readable fragments show a local paper page with sections including Classifieds, Movies, Comics, Princeton, Crossword, Society, Sports and Editorials. No cohesive event or person names available to form a substantive summary.
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Abby
Graham
Princeton
Society
Dennis
Goren
Eighty Fighting Cocks Condemned To Pot In Virginia
Pulaski County Virginia judge orders immediate execution of eighty seized fighting cocks at Prison Camp No 1 near Dublin after a summer cockfight raid. Fifty spectators arrested are fined and convicted for cockfighting and cruelty to animals with penalties under $100.
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Pulaski
Pulaski County
Allen Groseclose
Pulaski County Court
Dublin
Fate
Truck Smashes Hitchhiking Pair Near Fort Meade
Two unidentified young men were found dead on Maryland 198 near Ft Meade after a truck allegedly ran them over while they hitchhiked from New York to Florida. FBI fingerprints and wallet contents, including $45 and a graduation photo, were recovered as investigators seek identities.
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Baltimore, Md
Harold O'Neil
Maryland 198
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
U. S. Park
New York
Florida
FBI
Annapolis
Ft. Meade
Midway
Baltimore
Washington
Julian C. Vass
the Park Police
Federal Reserve
Boston
Roaring Typhoon Kills 8 In Japan
Typhoon Jean plowed through southern Japan with 110 mph winds killing eight and injuring many as torrential rains drenched the island nation. The storm headed toward Hiroshima days after the city marked the 20th anniversary of the atomic bombing. a Haitian boat was grounded at Kagoshima with no casualties.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hiroshima
Kagoshima
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