Sleeping Couple Shot Die in Car
A vacationing truck driver and his wife were found shot to death in their parked car near Seligman Arizona. Their four sons awoke at daybreak to discover the bodies and alerted a passing motorist. The couple, J C Welch 23 and Utha Marie Welch 31 of Spencer Oklahoma, were killed as they slept. the weapon and other details remain under investigation. A purse with 147 dollars was found under Mrs Welch. Officers pursued a bus and an unidentified female witness offered conflicting statements about circumstances.
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Seligman
Ariz
Arizona
J. C. Welch
Utha Marie
Spencer
Okla
Johnny
Jimmy
Tommy
Billy
Selig
Kingsman
Jim Cramer
Welch
Spencer Wedness
Colorado
U.S. 66
California
Pres
Relafound
Tives
Churchmen Hedge On Ride Support
The General Board of the National Council of Churches rejected a direct endorsement of the Freedom Riders. After a long debate, they approved a compromise resolution endorsing nonviolent action but deleting explicit reference to the Freedom Riders. The vote 344 supported replacing the phrase with nonviolent movement, amid tensions between Southern and Northern members.
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Chicago
General Board
The
National Council of Churches
Don Kirkpatrick
Atlanta
Maryland suburb wracked by tornado wreckage and ruin
A tornado collapsed an overhead footbridge over LEN Railroad yards as engineers passed beneath, injuring workers and prompting hospital transports. In a housing development, multiple homes were demolished or damaged with roofs to the yard, leaving about 30 houses extensively damaged and 50 guards stationed overnight. Emergency crews, gas shutoffs, and repairs stretched through the night as residents described the scene of shattered walls, flattened roofs, and a black midnight sky.
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Twister
Len Railroad
Forrest ‘Cinter
Orvine
Richmond
Lexington
Here
Cpl. M. Lb. Dollion
the Anne
Arundel County
Iit
Otha Looney
John
Mickey
al Mech
Survivors Reach Moulmein After Ship Sinking
On June 10 1861 ten survivors were brought into Moulmein by a fishing vessel. Four ship officers three seamen and three passengers among them. The remaining 30 survivors were reported at Kalaguak Island about 80 miles from Moulmein. Officials say the sinking site lies south of Rangoon in the Gulf of Martaban at 15 26 north 97 30 east and that civil aircraft air force planes and shipping search the South Coast for more survivors. There is no information on the cause of the sinking.
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Moulmein
Kalaguak Island
Rangoon
Gulf of Martaban
Andaman Sea
Charleston
West Virginia
Burma
Albany
Pianhandle
Atlanta
Baltimore
Aung Teza
Boston
High
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Kentucky
Des Moines Tree
Detroit
Government Shipping Board
Virgin TA
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Os Angeles
Pannrtad
Thundershowers
Loussette Bsee
Memphis
Miami Beach
Milwaukee
Priday
Montgomery
New Orleans
York
Philadelphia
Phoenix
San Francisco
Savannah
Tampa
Washington
Honored by Queen as Baron for Underwear Empire
Sir Shmon Marks, head of Marks and Spencer, Britain's largest seller of women's undergarments, is made a baron in a list of 2,300 donors highlighted by Queen Elizabeth I. The appointment elevates the plain store chief to peerage amid ceremonial honors.
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London
Britain
Shmon Marks
Marks and Spencers
Elizabeth
Brian Robertson
Joan Sutherland
U.S
John Surtees
Tom Finney
Charles Elsey
Finney
England
Surtees
Eley
Victor Silvester
Simon Marks
Kingredom
St. Michael
U S Allies Split Over U N Angola Vote
The United States and allies clashed in the U N council over the Angola resolution. Chile proposed amendments adopted by a 90 vote with France and the Soviet Union abstaining. The Soviet anti colonial clause failed 7 of 11, while Britain Turkey and the U S opposed.
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Yugoslavia
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Council
U. S
Chile
France
Soviet Union
Angola
U. N
Britain
Turkey
United States
China
Ecuador
Valerian A. Zorin
Charles W. Yost
Michael
Yost
Amgel
Israel
General Assembly
Negro Track Stars Boycott Texas Meet
Houston witnesses a mass withdrawal by leading Negro track stars including John Thomas and Ralph Boston from the Meet of Champions in protest of segregated seating. TSU’s entire team also withdraws as 5,000 fans attend the finals, with some ticket holders seeking refunds.
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Houston
Texa
John ‘Thomas
Ralph Boston
Thomas
Boston University
Foston
Jepperson Stadiuum
Alan
Texas Southern
TSU
U.S.-Canada Group Backs Force to Keep Berlin Open
The U S Canada interparliamentary group endorsed using all necessary forces including nuclear weapons to ensure Western access to West Berlin. The joint statement said Nato would respond with needed force if the Soviet Union moved to sever access. Sparks debate over major versus tactical nukes and control by a multinational body.
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U.s.-Canada
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
NATO
Mark Drouin
Canadian Senate
Festioning
Nate
Interpacliamentary
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
China
United Nations
United States
Virginians Oppose Schools Reopening In Prince Edward County
FARMVILLE VA UM Prince Edward County moved to keep public schools shut for a third straight year. The board of supervisors approved a budget without funds for public education, routing $285000 to segregationist private school grants for white pupils. Negro children have had no schools since 1958-59, while a US district court suit seeks to reopen and DOJ seeks intervention. The ordinance for tax credits to private white schools remains, drawing mixed public support during the session.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Publc
County Board of Supervisors
Richmond
Department of Justice
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Marriage Applications List From Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR lists marriage applications with multiple names and ages, including Truman Bradley Pater 23 and Sandra Leign Dingess 19, plus Velma Anna Watson 16 and Joann Robert Barcel 7, among others, all connected to various towns and addresses. the garbled text reflects a partial record of applicants and spouses.
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Truman Bradley Pater
Kanawha Bird
Sandra Leign Dingess
Rensford
Worris
Keith Waese
Gaulay Bridge
Velma Anna Watson
Cannerton
Jona Burgess Meeks Jr
Munchington
Sally Ann Cooke
Joann Robert Barcel
Marie Burgess
Guy Richard Nieys N
REO & Clendenin
Kennedy rests and swims as back injury fades
Kennedy recuperates at the Wrightsman villa in Palm Beach with swimming in a warm pool to ease a back injury. Dr Janet Travell monitors his condition as crutches are used briefly, while the president rests after a shoveling accident in Ottawa and continued European travel. A tornado near Ravenna, Kentucky, and falling leaves from the coast arrive as weather conditions shift.
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Ysominues
Oceapside
Charles
Wrightsman
Hatcher
Kennedy
Janet Travell
John G. Dielsen- Baker
Canada
Travell
Palm Beach
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Washington
Huntington
Hun
Tingtan
Iomfort
A.ing
Atlantic
Ravenna
Here
Weather Bureau
Inside View of Wrightsman Villa Hidden From Press
Reporters cannot see Kennedy inside the Wrightsman villa as newsmen rely on second hand word from Hatch er about events. The President intends to stay in Palm Beach through Sunday evening and then fly to Washington.
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Wrightsman
Hatcher
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Washington
Aid Eligible Areas to Share in Federal Revitalization Funds
Secretary Arthur Goldberg studies expansions to include new areas in about 400 million dollars in federal loans and grants aimed at reviving local economies. Assistance is not automatic for redevelopment areas. districts must draft an approved revival plan before seeking federal help, as announced at an Area Redevelopment Administration meeting.
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Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Batt
Uncle Sam
Area Redevelopment Administration
Texas Tower radar tale linked to officers and danger
The report notes N J Tower continuing coverage from page one, detailing failure of officers to maintain contact with the tower commander and squadron leader amid a developing dangerous situation. Banks led the unit with Sheppard from Berea Ohio and Stark from Altoona New York, as the Texas tower radar structure rose on a steel tripod in the open ocean resembling an oil rig.
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Sheppard
Stark
Banks
Raleigh
W. Va
Berea
Ohio
Altoona
N.Y
Texas Tower
Red Cross School Set for Belgrade Hosts Congo Children
Fifty Congo schoolchildren arrived by special plane from Stanleyville to be educated in Yugoslavia under Red Cross supervision. The reception signals international relief and postwar humanitarian effort with Belgrade as the host city.
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Belgrade
Stanleyville
Yugoslavia
Red Cross
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