Doomed Boy Becomes U.S. Citizen
Jimmy Yakley a German born four year old in San Antonio was granted a rare naturalization ceremony after doctors said he had little hope of survival from a brain illness. Federal Judge Adrian Spears waived residence rules so he could be made a citizen before likely death. The Yokleys, Staff Sgt Maurice Yakley and wife, adopted him during a Ludwigsburg Germany assignment. they also have daughter Tangle.
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Jimmy Yokley
Yokleys
Tangle
Yokley
Jimmy
Yok- Tey
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Urge More Funds To Increase FBI
Washington AP. House Appropriations Committee recommended funding for 200 additional FBI agents to bolster the war on organized crime. The proposal is part of a $1.851 billion bill for State Justice Commerce and related agencies for the new fiscal year. The panel cut overall funding, praised FBI Director J Edgar Hoover for backing his requests, and criticized other agencies for sprawling staffs.
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House Appropriations Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
U.S. Information Agency
Kennedy
EBL
J. Edgar Hoover
John J. Rooney
DNY
Commerce Department
Mary Tobias Named Ephebian at Pacific Palisades High
Mary Tobias daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Tobias of Pacific Palisades California formerly of Corry is named an Ephebian in the senior class at Pacific Palisades High School. The honor reflects character leadership grade average and service. She will attend the University of California Santa Barbara in September to major in mathematics and become a teacher. Her father is a former Aero Supply employee.
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Mary Tobias
E. J. Tobias
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Corry
Pacific Palisades High School
Tobias
University of California At
Aero Supply
Boy Electrocuted By Hi Fi Set In Pittsburgh Home
A four year-old boy, Delbert Binder, died yesterday in Spring Hill when he touched a wire connected to a hi fi set that touched a gas pipe in the kitchen. The morgue confirmed the incident and authorities investigated the accident.
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Eutsepunun
Pittsburgh
Spring Hill
Delbert Binder
Kennedy asks unions to aid curb race trouble
President Kennedy urged labor union leaders to join the government in fighting job discrimination. AFL-CIO President George Meany pledged unions’ support, with Kennedy detailing five major requests including a top level committee, legislative backing, voter registration drives, and more minority leadership in unions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White Hose
Aflcio
Jackson Negroes Plan Marches
Jackson leaders vow marches as promised despite opposition to a biracial study committee on Negro job opportunities and desegregation of dining and school facilities. NAACP rally draws about 500 people in the church, hands linked and voices raised in heat.
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NAACP
Russians Orbit Details of Soviet Manned Space Flight Race
The article reviews August 1962 Soviet launches by cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich, nicknamed The Heavenly Twins, noting near proximity in orbit and Nikolayev’s near four day flight. It compares Soviet and American space milestones, cites Bykovsky’s upcoming flight, Pavlovo-Posad’s noted birthplace, and Russia US launch power figures and spacecraft weights.
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Tass
Bykovsky
Parth 7
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Nikolayev
Popovich
Railroad Car Fire Near Johnstown Delays Passenger Train
An express car of a New York to Pittsburgh train caught fire on the tracks west of Johnstown. The crew halted the train at New Florence and firefighters extinguished the blaze. The car’s contents were extensively damaged and the cause remains undetermined.
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Johnstown
New York
Poverty reduction efforts in the United States progress
The article notes a 25 year stretch since the last major depression with fights to raise growth rates to around 1 percent annually seen as key to reducing poverty. Growth has varied, with recent rates near 2.3 to 2.7 percent, yet poverty remains stubborn. Business leaders doubt cycles are ended but credit safeguards built up to mitigate recessions.
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New York
United States
Economy growth key to reducing poverty now cited
The administration aims for 1 to 4 percent annual growth to lift the many unemployed and poor. Despite rising personal incomes since 1961, most gains have gone to middle brackets while unemployment remains around 5 percent, fueling calls for faster growth to counter automation, education gaps, and saturated demand for gadgets.
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Airh
Free Press Interprets Gov and People Says Supreme Court
A historical note quotes the Supreme Court praising a free press as a crucial interpreter between government and the public. It warns that prohibiting press freedom would bind the people and harm democratic engagement.
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Supreme Court
Privileges Lifted For 11 By Motor Bureau
State Bureau of Traffic Safety suspended motor vehicle operating privileges for 11 motorists as of May 27, with speeding and driving without an operator's license most common. Names include Alton May, Catherine Kelly, Ronald Hepler, Gary Leech, Auste Bisbee, Rodney Clark, Zela Munsee, Donald Dalrymple, William Burhess, Alex Donche, and Joe Sovty. Also noted are suspensions for following too closely and reckless driving. Grosjean v American Press Coy et al.
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CorTy-Anon Cy Arem
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Alton L. May
Corry
Catherine M. Kelly
Euclid Street
Ronald G. Hepler
Liberty Street
Gary L. Leech
Union City
Wereuste Bisbee
R. D
Rodney Clark
Zela Munsee
East Columbus Avenue
Donald Dalrymple
Bear Lake
William Burhess
Alex Donche
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