Life Story Fragments Surface in Incomplete Notice
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a personal life event with partial wording about a person and continuing life, lacking clear names or dates. The readable portion shows vague references to identity and existence, leaving the core event unspecified.
Sitdown protests spread across several states
The anti segregation campaign reaches its sixth week with students in Greensboro and Salisbury North Carolina being served at lunch counters. Similar demonstrations occur in West Virginia Virginia Texas Alabama and Florida as protesters rally to end segregated eatery seating. Police warn against parades without permits and some participants are briefly jailed for trespass while others are served or refused service in various locations.
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Gina Lollobrigida and husband move to Canada
Hollywood reports Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida and her husband Dr Miiko Skofic will settle in Toronto to give their stateless son Milko Jr a country. Skofic recalled passport hurdles after Milko's 1957 birth and noted immigration visas sponsored by his brother Peter Skofic. Lollobrigida said she will continue acting but make her home with husband and son. Westminster Abbey honors Henry Wadsworth Longfellow as first American poet commemorated in England.
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England
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Goldwater Glossary for Understanding Southerners
Washington AP report details Sen. Barry Goldwater's tongue-in-cheek glossary designed to help fellow senators grasp Southern speech. The list defines terms with humorous, misreadible renderings such as ABODE, AIN'T, BECKON, HOMINY, and TARRED, reflecting playful regional misunderstandings in the Congressional Record.
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Worker Flips Throws Away Life’s Savings in Detroit Suburb
Stephen Krysiak a 46 year old Chrysler factory worker wandered a ten block stretch in a Detroit suburb on Monday tossing $100 bills to passersby tearing others into confetti and destroying scraps He had about $13 000 distributed or destroyed by the time police stopped him Krysiak said he began with $20 000 and held about $5 700 in one hand when seized His mother Sophie Krysiak was mentioned as part of his family circumstances.
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Group To Work With Albro Plans Body
The Conneaut Valley Improvement Association appointed a group to represent it in negotiations between Albro Packing Co. and state officials as part of a 430000 expansion. The body will handle talks with the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority, which may fund part of the project. An $80000 fund drive loan and bank backing are expected to finance the rest.
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Albro Packing Co
Springboro
Pennsylvania Industrsal Development Authority
Youth Admits Seven Killings May Be More
Seventeen year old Dennis Whitney confessed to his seventh killing amid a coast to coast murder spree. He claimed two Phoenix killings, including a man shot in an abandoned bus lot, and earlier had slain two Dade County gas station workers and wounded another in holdups. Authorities warn there may be more as the boy faces investigators.
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Tra Lee Hardison
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Los Angeles
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Dennis
Curtiss-Wright
North Hollywood
Reread Finch Story To Jury In Murder Trial
The Finch murder trial jurors have spent days listening to readings of a secretly recorded statement by Dr.R Bern ard Rinch after his wife Barbara Jean was killed last July 18. The state contends he changed his story, while the jury weighs the complex case amid slow deliberations and a potential verdict not until midweek or later. Dr. Finch, 42, and his mistress Carole Tregoff, 23, are charged with murder and conspiracy.
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R. Bernard Rinch
Carole Tregoff
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New Hampshire Primary Signals and Write-In Legends
The piece outlines five potential significances from New Hampshire primary balloting including Nixon Kennedy vote totals versus Eisenhower four years ago, party turnout dominance, and the impact of write-in sentiment for Nelson Rockefeller and Stuart Symington. It notes Kennedy’s smear response to a Nixon attack and specifics on opponents like Paul C. Fisher, with expectations of vote totals and delegate leanings.
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Nixon
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Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Dteun
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Stuart Symington
Paul C. Fisher
Chicago
Fisher
Long Costly Fight Seen In Actors Strike
Hollywood AP reports a star studded actors strike enters a second day with SAG seeking extra pay for television showings of post 148 films. The dispute centers on pay TV profits and sets a precedent for actors to share in future revenues as pay TV expands.
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Tony Curtis
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Forecaster Sees Snow Decline in Pennsylvania
Weather forecasters expect a reduction in heavy snow across Pennsylvania this week. Ken Hagg of the U S Weather Bureau in Philadelphia cautions that minor flurries may occur on the right side of the state, with no heavy accumulation anticipated. Subfreezing temperatures persist and previous heavy snowfall has caused hazardous driving conditions. Knoxville, Tennessee, traces its naming to Secretary of War Henry Knox in 1791.
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Ken Hagg
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Marek
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