Boy Dies In Freak Accident In Wise County
A 12 year old Wise County Virginia boy, Charles Gregory Gilly, died after a window accident while home alone. He was hanging from a window when it closed, pinning him by the neck. Authorities ruled the death accidental.
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Wise County, Va
E. E. Horn
Wise County
Charles Gregory Gilly
Barney Gilly
Crackers Neck
Big Stone Gap
Norton, Va
Horn
Ollie Gilly
J. B. Chandler
Gilly
Wise County Sheriff's Department
Lewis K. Ingram
Lynchburg Teen Dies While Attempting to Stop Father
In Lynchburg Virginia a 15 year old boy, Dewey Campbell Bryant, died from head wounds after trying to intervene as his father Gordon Lee Bryant allegedly prepared to shoot himself with a .22 rifle. Authorities say the father was arrested on a murder charge though he claims the discharge was accidental. The incident occurred at the family home on Route 29 south of the city.
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Lynchburg
Dewey Campbell Bryant
Lynchburg General Hospital
Campbell County
C. A. Hodnett
H. N. Riddlebarger
Gordon Lee Bryant
Adele Bryant
Riddlebarger
Bryant
Soviets to Display Spacecraft at Accra Industrial Fair
The Soviet Union plans 5000 exhibits in Accra next month including replicas of Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov spaceships. The John H. Glenn Jr. Friendship 7 capsule was shown earlier this month.
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Accra
Ghana
Yuri A. Gagarin
Gherman S. Titov
Soviet Union
John H. Glenn Jr
Inside 10 People and 5 10 Princeton
A compact notes page lists ten people and five items tied to Princeton with brief sports and society references. The fragment hints at a small local column balancing society segments and student life with short sports and stock mentions.
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Princeton
Jareele
Ford Strike Idles 50,000 Workers
Ford Motor Co idles up to 50,000 production workers as a Walton Hills stamping plant strike halts most passenger car output. Union leaders report progress while Ford warns more plants may close if the strike persists. Eight days of quarrel over work standards sparked the shutdowns affecting multiple U S assembly sites.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Cleveland
Ford
Owosso
Mich
Buffalo
Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Henry Ford II
Republic Strike Ordered Halted
The Justice Department acting on President Kennedy's orders secured a temporary federal court injunction halting a 2½ month strike at Republic Aviation Corp. The move paused production of the F105 jet fighter with a court hearing set for next Wednesday.
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New York
Justice Department
Kennedy
Republic Aviation Corp
National Safety
U.S. Dist
Walter Bruchhausen
Brooklyn
Republic
Roberts
McNamara
Bruchhausen
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Five East German Guards Flee Across Border Near Fulda
Five young East German frontier guards in uniform and armed fled across the border near Fulda Germany late Thursday night, according to West German customs officials.
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Fulda
Germany
Here
Gilbert's Lawyer: No Crime Yet in Unauthorized Withdrawal
Rio de Janeiro AP The Brazilian lawyer for Edward M. Gilbert says the New York financier believes his unauthorized withdrawal of 2 million dollars from his U S firm may be a fiscal crime at most and could be no crime at all. He plans to seek habeas corpus to prevent arrest or deportation as he hides in Brazil.
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Edward M. Gilbert
New York
U.S
Gilbert
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
Brazil
Chalupe
Washington
Edward Gilbert
Sao Paulo
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Lowell M. Birrell
Texas Insurance Tycon Benjack Cage
United States
Slayton Examined By Heart Specialist In Boston
Astronaut Don Slayton visited Boston for a heart examination by Dr. Paul Dudley White at his Beacon Street office. White declined immediate comment and said findings would be reported to NASA medical team. Officials sought his view on fitness to fly a space mission with heart fibrillation.
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Donald K
Deke) Slayton
Paul Dudley White
White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Slayton
Beacon Street
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tragic 11-Year-Old Killed Crossing Road in Va
Arthur McDarmont, 11, of near Bluefield Va was fatally struck by a car on the Bluefield Tazewell Road at about 12 30 pm while crossing the highway in front of his home. Lawrence L Lurber 42 of Atlanta Ga was driving within the speed limit when the boy darted into the roadway. He died at Bluefield Sanitarium and funeral arrangements were pending at Mercer Funeral Home Bluefield.
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Arthur MecDarmont
Tazewell County
Bluefield
Tazewell
Sidney McDarmont
Tazewell Road
Salvation Army
Camp Joy
D. J. Johnson
Lawrence L. Lurber
Atlanta
Georgia
Lurber
Bluefield Sanitarium
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Mercer Funeral Home
Airmen Reject Kennedy Plea in Pilot-Engine Conflict
Flight engineers refuse Kennedy's arbitration ask in a dispute with Pan American Eastern Air Lines and Trans World Airways over cockpit crew size. A possible Saturday strike could idle substantial U S air travel, with 60 000 domestic and 20 000 overseas passengers daily affected. The union wants three crewmembers to pilot big jets and preserve one cockpit job, while airlines favor consolidated duties. The AFL CIO backed arbitration with two carriers. TWA refused. A New York meeting for engineers is planned but no work stoppage is announced.
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Knnedy
Flight Engineers
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airways
Ronald A. Brown
Afl-Cio Union
Eastern
Union
TWA
Kennedy
New York
Brown
Janet Leigh Sues Curtis for Divorce in Santa Monica
HOLLYWOOD AP Janet Leigh seeks divorce from Tony Curtis after 10 years of marriage, filing in Santa Monica following a March 17 separation. Leigh previously hinted at possible reconciliation in recent interviews.
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Hollywood
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Aan
Santa Monica
Industrial Index On The Upturn
Washington reports May industrial production rose to 118 from 117, aided by autos and nondurable goods. Despite a sharp drop in steel output, gains in machinery, construction materials, furniture, and railroad equipment supported overall activity. The Fed notes employment edged up and unemployment fell slightly.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Weather Outlook With Seasonal Temperature Variations
Temperatures through Wednesday expected near normal with lows around 54 to 61 and highs near 85 toward the south. A brief cool spell Saturday precedes a warming trend by midweek, with scattered thunderstorms Monday or Tuesday totaling about a quarter inch.
Nightclub union collusion probes spark Senate hearing
Senate investigators hear testimony alleging ties between night club owners and the American Guild of Variety Artists. Dancers described coercion and naked performances on first nights, with witnesses accusing leaders of inaction and rubber stamping. Dorothy Lamour defends the union saying some witnesses seek limelight or revenge.
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American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Bright
Baltimore
Dorothy Lamour
AGWA
Entertainers’ Union
William RK. Howard Ili
Anita Lapushok
Senate
Probers Hear Political Ramifications in Estes Case
House subcommittee inquiries reveal Commercial Solvents allegedly favored by a Republican era Agriculture Department and subrosa aid to GOP leaders in the battle over the farm bill. Maynard C. Wheeler denies any basis to Estes related corruption charges while letters from Martin Sorkin tie top Republicans to anti-Democrat maneuvers and private meetings on farm policy.
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Department of Agriculture
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Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Maynard C. Wheeler
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Ross Bass
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Martin Sorkin
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Wheeler
Ezra Taft Benson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Ter
William Miller
New York State
Bob Wilson
California
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Eal
Estes
Texan
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