Hundreds Find They're Unwed In Arkansas
In Star City and Benton Arkansas hundreds of couples who believed they were married learned they were not legally joined. Social Security officials said a 1941 law could void marriages if the bride was under 16 or the groom under 18. Couples sought new licenses and some staged second ceremonies amid nationwide inquiries.
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Star City
Ark
Arkansas
Benton
Social Security Administration
James R. Merryman
Little Rock Social Security Administration
Texas
California
Missouri
Oil Gusher Drilled Near Cooperstown by Venango Crew
In Venango County Jackson Township drillers struck a live gusher south of Cooperstown on a lease. The 760 foot well, unlocked by hydrofracturing, yields eight barrels per hour. Nearby Black Ash well in late May spurred new activity within a mile. John Wallace of Cooperstown reports the production.
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Cooperstown
Franklin
Crawford
Venango
Youngsville
Jackson Township
Venango County
Black Ash
John Wallace
Teen-age job seekers highlighted as national problem
New York AP report notes youths struggle to find work as total employment nears 70 million for the first time in an expanding economy. Union battles focus on job security over higher pay, while automation boosts output per worker and shifts jobs to service and skilled production.
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New York
Death for Reno slayer of Sonja McCaskie set for July
Thomas Lee Bean, 18, in Reno for first degree murder in the dismemberment slaying of Sonja McCaskie, 24, former Olympic skier. Judge Bowen schedules sentencing for July 15 after jury recommended the death penalty. Bean admitted strangling and dismembering McCaskie, who skied for Great Britain in 1960 and 1961, and taught weekend lessons near Reno.
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Reno
Nev
Thomas Lee Bean
Nevada
Sonja McCasiie
Joseph Dettling
Grant L. Bowen
Grant L. Bowen Set July 15 For Sentencing. Dist. Atty
William Baggio
Harry Anderson
Bean
Washoe County
Miss McCaskie
Elgin
Scotland
San Francisco
Anderson
Titusville Faces School Bible Reading Ruling
Titusville Area School Committee debated the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible reading in public schools. Superintendent Marshall Fisher said no hurried decision, while board members suggested options from continuing ten daily verses as literature to stopping religious instruction.
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Titusville
Supreme Court
Titusville Area
Charles Boehm
Marshall A. Fisher
Tikusville
B. H. Curtis
Brother Of Beaverdam Pastor To Speak In Nigeria
Rev Darrel Hostetler brother of Beaver Dam Mennonite pastor Rev Richard Hostetler will speak in Nigeria this Sunday in Beaverdam. A former Kalona Iowa resident, he taught music and Bible at Town Mennonite High School for six years. He and his wife and two daughters depart for Nigeria late August. His sermon will describe the country and mission in which he will serve. Services are open to the public.
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Recenuy Appomneu
Hostetter
GOP Teeters Ike Shuns Goldwater for 64 But Dewey Backs Rockefeller
Washington AP reports Eastern Republicans struggle to pick a 1964 GOP nominee. Eisenhower reportedly rejects both Goldwater and Rockefeller, while Dewey backs Rockefeller as the logical choice. Loyalists Javits Keating Case Scott Scranton Romney Morton and Clay weigh in as primary talks continue.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Rockefeller
Margaretta Murphy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N Y
Clifford P Case
R-Nj
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Thruston B.morton
R-Ky
Lucius D. Clay
Eisenhower
Morton
GOP
Lst
Goldwater
Presley Long 18 Year Search Pays Off In Dad s Auto Death
Welby Lee describes an 18 year pursuit that led to the arrest of Newt Lee s killer in a hit and run that killed his father as the car struck him in the rain. A bumper guard and a traced sale point to Grover Jones in Indiana. Lee spent four decades traveling 70,000 miles gathering evidence across Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee. A Tennessee grand jury indicted Jones last month.
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Presley
Tompkinsville, Ky
Welby Lee
Lee
Newt Lee
E Aid
Mgny Amerine
Miami
Fla
Indianapolis
Ing
Act Jones
Havana
Ers
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Jones
Clay County
Tenn
Shadowy Profumo figure death hoax debunked in London
London AP reports Mandy Rice-Davies rejected rumors that a hidden figure in the Profumo scandal faked death and remains alive. Peter Rachman, linked to Mandy, reportedly died last fall, though MP Ben Parkin suggested he might still be alive, amid talk of body switching and cremations. Audrey Rachman identified the body. Mandy spoke with Lord Denning, saying he is the nicest judge she has met.
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London
Mandy Rice Davies
Peter Rachman
Mandy
Christine Keeler
Ught
Ben Parkin
Rachman
Commons
West End
Fleet Street
Paris
Bermuda
Audrey
Lord Denning
John Protumo
Christine
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Sam Dawson
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Beaverdam
Ike
Rocky
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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