Ma Ferguson of Texas Dies
Miriam A. Ferguson 86 former Texas governor died at her Austin home after a heart attack Survived by daughter Mrs Stuart Watt two grandsons and three great grandsons Long political power linked with her late husband James E Ferguson Known for Two governors for the price of one campaign slogan Funeral set for Monday at her home burial in state cemetery beside James E Ferguson
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
James E
Farmer Jim) Ferguson
W. Lee O'Daniel
Stuart Watt
George Nalle Jr
James Stuart Watt
Beverly Starts Her New Life
Entertainer Beverly Aadland wed Maurice de Leon in Las Vegas after a marriage age clearance. The 18 year old, hailed as Errol Flynn’s last love, wore a floral white dress as Rev. Daley officiated a Lutheran ceremony. De Leon earns 575 dollars monthly as a Los Angeles Board of Education draftsman.
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Las Vegas
New
Beverly Aadland
Maurice de Leon
Los Angeles
Miss Aadland
Errol Flynn
de Leon
Silver Bell
Thomas J. Daley
Beverly
Rockefeller Says Too Early To Count 1964 Run
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York says it is too early to decide on a 1964 presidential bid. He urges united support for the Kennedy administration and defends freedom with necessary steps as governors discuss national issues at the 53rd conference. Patterson, leading GOP figures, faces protests over the Freedom Riders issue during transit and at the gathering.
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Honolulu
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
United
Rockefeller
GOP
Bama
Freedom Riders
Patterson
San Francisco
Pacific
Alabama
Space Hazards Will Be Probed
Space scientists plan a Scout rocket mission from Wallops Island Virginia to launch a satellite studying micrometeoroids 240 to 620 miles above Earth. The test, the fifth Scout flight, aims to assess rocket performance and guidance while gathering data on small space particles and their threat to future flights.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Suday
Wallops Island
Boy Found Dead In Lake In Buffalo Park
The body of 3 year old Andrew T. Ashley was found floating face down in a central Buffalo park lake after he had been missing since Friday afternoon. Police say a mentally deranged woman lured two other children nearby and left them bound. those children were uninjured. Resources including 300 police, firefighters and volunteers searched the area.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Park Lake
Andrew T. Ashley
National
Local Airman Drowns Near East Base
A-2C Sherman Johnson Neel 21 of Bluefield Bluefield Va died Sunday while swimming with friends near Westover Air Force Base Chicopee Falls Massachusetts He had served three years and joined the Air Force last September Survived by parents three brothers Allen Edward and Andrew Neel and sister Sharron Neel Funeral plans announced by Dudley Memorial Mortuary Bluefield Va
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Sherman Johnson Neel
R. J. Neel
Talbott St
Bluefield
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Air Force
Air Force Base
Allen Neel
Ceres
Edward Neel
Cleveland, C
Andrew Neel
Sharron Neel
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Princeton Lass Wins Miss West Virginia Title In State Meet
Kathy McManaway, 20, a Concord College student, won the Miss West Virginia crown at Charleston Civic Center to compete in the Miss Universe pageant in Miami Beach. Four other queens were named Miss Rhododendron and two other titles were awarded as part of the four hour show.
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Princeton Lass
West Virginia
Charleston
Kathy McManaway
Concord College
Miami Beach
Fla
Civic Center
Donna Jane O'Dell
Oak Hill
Rhododendron
Lewisburg
Carol Jean Princeton
Concord
Khrushchev Says USSR Ranks Second, Aims To Overtake U.S.
Premier Khrushchev told a Moscow crowd the Soviet Union is now the No. 2 nation and will push the United States to first place by 1970. He said the Soviet Union, young and mobilized, is closing the gap and challenging America openly in a race to the top.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
America
Kennedy
Kennedy Letter Returns as Israel Campaign Issue
In Jerusalem the Kennedy letter on a peaceful Middle East settlement influences Israel's August 15 general election. Washington has not released the document though it was sent to Arab states last month. Israelis note a report Kennedy urged easing Palestinian refugee issues by repatriation or compensation. Foreign Ministry says no U.S. plan has been presented.
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Jerusalem
Kennedy
Middle East
Israel
Washington
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Yemen
Foreign Ministry
David Ben-Gurion
New York
U.S
Laos Neutralist Prince Predicts Coalition By July 20
Prince Souvanna Phouma, a likely Laotian premier, said Laos three-warring factions will form a coalition by July 20. He expects a new summit with Boun Oum and Souphanouvong and a joint government proposal to the king. Earlier Zurich summit urged designation of a neutral government.
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Geneva
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Sundey
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Zurich
Savang Vathana
Senator Smathers cites Cuban exile training in Florida
Sen. George Smathers says reports indicate new military training of Cuban revolutionaries in Florida by Cubans seeking to overthrow Fidel Castro. He doubts a new invasion within six to twelve months and favors US support via the OAS or a total embargo, with a State Department response unavailable.
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Washington
George Smathers
Dfla
Florida
U. S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Smathers
Organization of American States
United States
Castro
Adlai
U.N
Adlai E
New Hope Emerges in Cuban Prisoner Talks
Key West reports a fresh chance to resolve the Cuban invasion prisoners stalemate. John Hooker, ex secretary of the Tractors for Freedom Committee, met the Castro delegate group for a second time and planned more talks in Miami, signaling a possible new, face-saving path to freeing about 1,990 prisoners.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
John Hooker
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Hooker
Miami
Castro
Inquest Planned Into Vanderbilt Death
In San Francisco an inquest will be held into the death of George Vanderbilt III a newly wed millionaire sportsman who leaped from a Mark Hopkins Hotel window Saturday night. Deputy Coroner Karl Lytle said the date would be set after full investigation noting the death appears self inflicted but no notes or witnesses exist. Vanderbilt aged 47 was found about 7 15 p m on Mason Street Nob Hill 150 feet below the hotel suite.
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George Vanderbilt
Mark Hopkins
San Francisco
UPI
George Vanderbuilt III
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Karl C. Lytle
Lytle
Vanderbilt
Nob Hill
Mason Street
Double Gates man killed in Bland County wreck
A 27-year-old man, Charles F. Howell, an accountant for Arthur Young, Inc., was killed and Roger Budner, 31, of Bluefield, was treated for leg cuts after a single vehicle crash on State Route 606 near Hollybrook Bland County Virginia. Budner survived. Howell died at Bluefield Sanitaria. The accident occurred when Howell lost control on a curve, swung off the highway and overturned. Budner was a passenger in the car. The article also mentions Vanderbilt family connections and a schooner named Pioneer.
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Double Gates
Bland County
H. D. Shupe
Charles F. Howell
Arthur Q
Agnes Blevins Howell
Bluefield
Roger Budner
Shupe
Howell
Hollybrook
Bland
Bluefield Sanitaria
Budner
Arthur Young, Inc
Unions Move to Avert 1 H Taft Hartley Action
Three maritime unions offered to resume moving supplies Sunday to avert a Taft Hartley injunction that would halt the 10 day strike. President Kennedy sought a Labor Department survey to determine if health or safety is at risk before acting. No immediate White House comment was available.
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New York
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Labor Department
Kuwait Annexation Claim Moves Into Iraqi Policy
Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem asserted Kuwait belongs to Iraq and will be annexed by peaceful means. He announced Kuwait will have an Iraqi administrator appointed tomorrow and argued Kuwait has historical ties to Iraq. The region spans 5,800 square miles on the Persian Gulf under British protection since 1899. Kuwait’s oil output topped 68 million tons in 1959 with Gulf Oil and British Petroleum exploiting resources.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
American Gulf Oil Corp
British Petroleum Co
Kuwait
Hazardous School Conditions Spark New York Scandals
In New York City schools deteriorating ceilings, cracked floors, leaking roofs, peeling plaster, warped doors, and unheated rooms are cited in twin probes. Investigations by the city Department of Investigation and the state Investigation Commission reveal payoffs, suspended inspectors, and contractor corruption, while custodians describe dangerous conditions and delayed evacuations.
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New York
New York City
Board of Education
City Department of Investigation
State Investigation Commission
Eichmann Readies Stand In Nazi Extermination Probe
Adolf Eichmann returns to the witness stand to recount his role in deportations and the Nazi extermination campaign. Defense attorney Ro bert Servatius outlines testimony by country and a possible timetable through early July with cross examination by Gide Hausner and a verdict anticipated in about two months.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Adolf Hitler
Servatius
Gestapo
Gide Hausner
Cros
Rockets Slated for Far East Deployment on Okinawa
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Mace B long range nuclear rocket completes development paving US capability in the Far East before year end The Air Force plans to place the first missiles on Okinawa by December following a 26 flight test with one failure The first production model was accepted from Martin Co and underground shelters are being built on Okinawa for deployment
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Far East
China
Okinawa
Air
Atlantic
Air Force
Martin Co
Ahmeds Throne Goes To His Son
The ailing Imam Ahmed of Yemen reportedly transferred governing power to Crown Prince Mohammed Al-Badr. At 70 he remained wounded from a March assassination attempt and weakened by illness. Al-Badr, 35, named premier and interior minister, is viewed as a neutralist with ties to the United Arab Republic and openness to Soviet and Red China aid. Seif el Islam Al-Hassan, 56, recalled from the UN to bolster a dynastic defense against Republican revolutionaries.
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Lebanon
Ahmed
Yemen
Mohammed Al-Badr
Ta'izz
al- Badr
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Red China
Seif el Islam Al-Hassan
United Nations
New York
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