Marilyn Monroe Death Case Aboard Psychiatric Autopsy
In a crowded news conference, county coroner Curphey described ongoing probes into Marilyn Monroe's death. He stated it was not natural or accidental and stressed the study will determine if it was “death by own action.” A psychiatric autopsy led by Dr. Robert Littman and Dr. Norman Farberow was announced. Monroe’s attorney, Milton Ruden, said discussions with her family occurred.
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Haley
Curphey
Moyleland
Marilyn
Miumber
Monroe
Theodore Curphey
Ming
Ansas City
Enifel
Ded
Robert Littman
Norman Farberow
Iettle
General Hospital
Milton Ruden
Jose
Descriptive circular draft for Physicians Rupiianc Co
Descriptive circular proposed for Physicians Rupiianc Company located at 2584 Koch Ride and 2906 Main Kansas City Missouri. It promotes a free $2.40 special truss on zero day trial with no risk to the recipient and invites physicians to report its value.
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Rupiianc Company
Koch Ride
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
Malnutrition Linked to Anxiety and Vitamin Deficiency
Stress and faulty food choices contribute to primary malnutrition of vitamins. Vitamin deficiency impairs physical health and can affect mental well being and work capacity.
Biggest Peacetime War Games Underway in Carolinas
In Sumter and surrounding bases the Swift Strike HW exercise begins with about 70 000 troops from the Red and Blue forces. The drill simulates aiding a mutual defense partner with Renioa as 18 Airborne Corps and 7th Air Force deploy, with 1218 aircraft missions moving 8000 infantry and 6000 tons of cargo from Ft Carson to the Carolinas.
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Sumter
S. C—Um
Spd
U.S
North
South Carolina
Swift
Thomas W. Dunn
II Corps
Renlon
Red
Igor Arkay
Der
Richard I. Colter
TAC
Mth Air Force
Shaw Air Force Base
Here
Pl Bragg
7Th Air Force Headquarters
Blue Air Force Headquarters
Airborne Corps
Hamilton Howse
Ate United States
Renioa
Bluey
Gutasu
Inter
Sth
Ft. Carson
Colo
Carolinas
Peru Junta Signals Ready to Join Continental Action
General Perez Gaday stated Peru will cooperate with American republics to defend democracy against communist influence. He said Peru supports free enterprise and a stable exchange rate, and may invite international observers during elections to monitor the process. The junta emphasizes strong ties with the United States and a return of capital to Peru.
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Peru
Junta
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Perez Gadey
Peter
Graham Warns Americas End Near at Hand
Linville NC Billy Graham warned a vast audience at Grandfather Mountain that the United States may not survive another generation. Speaking at the Singing on the Mountain event, he cited a possible final conference before the century ends.
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Graham
America
Linville
Billy Graham
Americas
Kam
Grandfather Mountain
Jamaica Becomes Free State
Kingston reports Jamaica ends three centuries of British rule and becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth. Vice President Lyndon Johnson and President Kennedy’s representative will present a 75000 dollar scholarship fund as an independence gift. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attend, signaling royal reach. Labor Prime Minister Alexander Bustamante leads the new government amid anti Communist alignment with the United States. He quotes a prophetic warning about judgment for national wickedness.
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Kingston
Caribbean Island
Jamaica
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
United States
Alexander Bustamante
Grandam
America
Pacifist voyage protests Russian nuclear tests
In Honolulu pacifists plan a 25 day voyage from London to Moscow aboard a ketch to protest renewed Russian nuclear testing. Franklin Bain of Pomona says supporters have left New York for London to join the effort and recruit crews from several countries for the effort sponsored by the Committee for Nonviolent Action. Zahn plans to stay in Honolulu to sell.
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Honolulu
A-A
California
Everyman II
London
Moscow
Leningrad
Franklin
Pomona
Mwwo
New York
Committee For Nonviolent Action
Zahn
Russia
Jamaica's First Governor General Faces Opposition
Chairman named as Jamaica Labor Party leader after upset election that unseated cousin Prime Minister Norman Manley. In Lexington, Kentucky, Avs. Jane Lee cochairman of the Lexington Junior League horse show is noted, while Jamaica's governor Sir Ken Blackburne claims she has not ridden a horse since she was 13 and is asked to represent Britain as Jamaica's governor general.
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Lexington
Jane Lee
Jamaica
Ken
Neth Blackburne
Britain
Ja Pold
Maica
Unemployment Benefits Fall in Year End Report
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg announced that for the year ending June 30 total unemployment payments reached 2.7 billion dollars to about one million recipients, a roughly 20 percent drop from the prior year. Federal programs paid 134,979,000 dollars to 263,918 unemployed federal workers and ex service men.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Teen killer suspect held in Washington state case
A respected farming couple described as always ready to help was detained in Allington South Dakota for the admitted but unexplained killing of a neighbor couple and their three daughters. The 16 year old boy, an honor student, talked about the Friday night slayings but would not explain why. Former President Eisenhower escorted two teenage plant workers to church in Paris and then met with Ambassador Gagin and NATO commander Norstad. Police in Columbus Ohio indicated Ray Lanker, 14, likely killed by the act or by his own hand after attending a party. Lisa Anderson, 11, found safe after missing night in Santa Cruz mountains. Titov marked first anniversary of his 17 earth orbits, predicting future space travel. Abortion in Hungary surged 134 times births in Q1 1962. Fresh Drakes Bay oysters in SF area deemed poisonous. Pope John XXIII urged unity to prepare immigrants for work and life in new countries. Adlai Stevenson in Madrid assisting ambassadorial host. Sir Winston Churchill reportedly feeling weak in London hospital. Five thousand pioneers staged a vaccine test in Fairfax, Virginia. A three member CWA court in Washington will try an international director and 19 others on Teamsters charges.
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Allington
S. B
Humphrey Proposes Interagency Drug Research Coordination
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged a broad inter agency program to standardize drug research data and create an information center in the Public Health Service. He criticized disjointed U.S. agencies and called for faster, better coordinated reporting of drug information and reactions. Javits also pressed tighter rules on experimental drugs with patient consent.
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Washington
Defense Department
Hubert HW
Humphrey
Health Organization
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
Javits
Stop Bad Breath Vita-Cell Mouthwash Claim
An advertisement touts Vita-Cell concentrated mouth wash as quickly removing traces of offensive breath. It claims the product is economical and has been endorsed for over 30 years, now sold at drug stores.
Dodd Urges Recall of U S Ambassador Over USSR Antisemitism
Senator Thomas J. Dodd expressed support for temporarily recalling the U.S. ambassador to Moscow to dramatize and protest antisemitism in the Soviet Union. He said he has written to the secretary of state proposing a recall for consultation and to convey strong disapproval of antisemitism in Russia.
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Washington
P—Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dsom
U.S
Mascow
Soviet Union
Dol
Us.s.r
Dodd
Jawa
Bick
Russia
Hem
Britain Bid for Market Seat Delayed
Brussels reports a deadlock over farm issues stalled Britain's plan to join the European Common Market. A 153 hour session failed to settle safeguards for Commonwealth farm exports with talks not resuming before October. Heath left for London saying progress was made though ground remains to cover.
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Brussels
Belgun
Britain
Edward Heath
Heath
London
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Starakl Macmillan
Germany
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Europe
Egypt Receives $14.2 Million US Development Loan
Cairo reports the United Arab Republic has been granted a $14.2 million loan from the United States aimed at funding development projects. The agreement underscores ongoing economic assistance and bilateral ties between Cairo and Washington.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
United States
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