Amateurish in His Workouts Gritty Swede Faces Patterson
The report profiles Ingemar Johansson as a rugged European heavyweight challenger awaiting Floyd Patterson. It notes Johansson’s upright style, lacking a solid left jab or hook, and describes his tentative sparring and stubborn reluctance to unleash power as promoter Bill Rosensohn pushes for sharper preparation.
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Grossinger
N. Y. Upi
Dagemar
Lingo
Europe
Bill Rosensohn
Trial testimony highlights testimony and pleas in rape case
In court the defense argued consent and doubt about the defendants actions while a distraught crowd and family members watched. Beagles and Scarborough testified claiming the girl submitted to them as defense contends. The accused faced questions of coercion, age, and intent as lawyers framed the case around insanity and fear.
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Scarborough
Beagles
Collinsworth
Stoutamire
Ortiz wins revived junior welter title at MSG in second round TKO
Carlos Ortiz, 22, of New York and Puerto Rico, captured the revived junior welter title with a second round technical knockout of Kenny Lane at Madison Square Garden. A brutal punch opened a deep gash that ended the scheduled 12 rounder, sending Ortiz to the new 140 pound crown and ranking him as a top lightweight contender after avenging a prior loss to Lane.
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New York
UPI
Carlos Ortiz
National Guard
Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Kenny Lane
Madison Square Garden
Lane
New York State Athletic Commission
Polyclinic
Kenny
Carlos
Miami Beach
Cruuz
Joe Brown
Tax and deficit plan loom as session adjourns
The second continued from page one bill would extend a one year franchise tax boost and keep the abandoned property act from passing. A tax conference committee foresees action Monday morning with a combined bill likely over 200 million dollars. A separate committee works on a general appropriation bill with 332 million in the House and 302 million in the Senate. Daniel warned of possible new special sessions if no agreement is reached by Tuesday night.
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House
Daniel
Youth Job Preferences Attract Local Help Needed
Attendants and construction youths seek outdoor work while girls want fountain work, clerk, waitress, or babysitting. YES at the School Administration asks anyone with openings to contact them for placements.
Nuclear Test Ban System Price Tags Estimated
Government atomic experts placed cost tags up to three billion dollars for a fool proof nuclear test ban detection system. Initial start up price was one billion dollars as talks continue in Geneva.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Geneva
Shooting to Continue for Liszt Biopic A Magic Flame
The Vienna restart of the Hollywood film A Magic Flame resumes Monday after the death of director Charles Vidor. The biopic covers the life of composer Franz Liszt and stars Dirk Bogarde, the British actor.
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Vienna
Charles Vidor
Franz Liszt
Dirk Bogarde
Color Cues Shape Butterfly Courtship
The article notes that color plays a key role in butterfly courtship with a male most attracted to a female displaying its own color pattern. This suggests color similarity influences mating choices in these insects.
Long in Exile Seeks Release From Texas Hospital
Earl Long, 63, flown to Galveston May 30 by Louisiana National Guard, is fighting a 14 day court ordered hold. His wife and cousin initiated the commitment she says for medical care, a 90 day hearing follows. Long filed a writ of habeas corpus alleging drugging and forcible removal to Texas and asserts Texas lacks jurisdiction. Attorney Adrian Levy Sr. notes Long may pursue a kidnapping claim but says he was forcibly restrained.
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Bobbitt
Long
Galveston
Louisiana National Guard
Blanche
Texas
Earl Long
Adrian S. Levy Sr
Leavy
Army Zeus Missile Program Faces Production Delay
The Zeus weapon program, once slated for early production this year with Defense Department approval, now sits at about one billion dollars spent or earmarked. The plan positions Zeus as an unproved system to be funded to an operational, production basis. Two years ago the Air Force had sole control of the 1500 mile missile. the Army focused only on Jupiter. As a consolation, the Army received the anti missile system, initially seen as nebulous, but later gaining support.
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Defense Department
Air Force
Army
Council Praises Congress Movement on Mutual Security Plan
Jigestaken offered a cool take while the council expressed pleasure at the current movement in Congress to strengthen the economic aspects of the mutual security program.
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Council
Adenauer Reflects on Berlin Crisis and Western Security
Adenauer discusses Western rights in West Berlin, Khrushchev’s atom free zones, and a hard line against East German reunification. He defends German democracy, predicts East Germans gaining freedom this generation, and urges careful handling of Berlin talks while noting past safeguards and the need for disarmament progress. He remains confident in democracy’s stability despite Soviet pressure.
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Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Germany
Four Foreign Ministers Tense Over Geneva Talks Breakup Chance
Western officials said signs pointed to a possible break up next week as the Geneva talks stalls persisted. Gromyko and Herter exchanged cables while a secret four‑way ministerial meeting had been planned but yielded no action over the weekend. Soviet sources suggested Gromyko would resist a recess and push for a complete end to the conference. East German Communists warned West Berlin must clear out within a year. London radio charged Western press with pre blaming Russia for a conference collapse.
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Adenauer
Rhine
Geneva
Berlin
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Hardenauer
East Germany
U.S.S.R
China
Russia
West
Herter
Washington
Gromyko
Konrad Adenauer
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press International
Bonn
West Berlin
London
Moscow
Television Schedule Fragments for Twin City Stations
A dense OCR style listing shows daily time slots and program titles for KGNC-TV KFDX TV and KSYD-TV Twin City channels. Programs include baseball, cartoons, news and weather, Outlaw reruns, Annie Oakley, Lassie, Steve Allen, Dinah Shore, Loretta Young, Alfred Hitchcock, CBS News, Theater, and various gospel and educational segments with multiple time blocks across stations.
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Kgnc-Tv
Kfda-Tv
Polk St. Methodist
First Baptist Church
Outlaw
Cotton John
Capt
David Grist
Annie Oakley
Steve Allen
Jack Beany
Ed Sullivan
Cannonball
Dinah Shore
GE Theater
Col. Flack
Loretta Young
Richard Diamond
Alfred Hitchcock
News & Weather
Ralph Wayne
Theater
Ksyd-Tv
KFDX
Westside Baptist
Cartoon Carnival
Gospel of Christ
Eyre
New York
University Methodist
CBS News
Janet Dean
Conran Nagle
TV Traveler
Elizabeth
Christian Science
Florian Zaback
Frontier
Altice
David Grief
Saber of
London
Zorro
Fed Sullivan
Target
The
Californians
Mackenzie’s Raiders
Bob Cummings
One Carton Serves 18
TV listings for WGNC TV and KSTD TV on Monday June 15 show daytime soap operas and game shows including Guiding Light As the World Turns Queen for a Day and The Price Is Right plus cartoons Captain Kangaroo and Treasure Hunt and late news Weather updates and a string of morning and afternoon programs across stations.
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Wgnc-Tv
Wfive
Arthur Godfrey
Lucy
Guiding Light
Jimmy Dean
Haggis Baggis
Dr. Malone
Weather
Garcia
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Nazareth
Bethlehem
Kutztown
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
James Killian
Jiges
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Lee’s Firth
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Parker
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