Boiling Point: A Letter From Camp Teaches A Father
In New York AP copy Hal Boyle sketches Joe Grapple anxious about his daughter Doris at camp. A heartfelt letter shows a cheerful update on camp life, costs, featherwork and homesickness, easing the father's worry and highlighting a daughter’s loving perspective.
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New York
Joe Grapple
Mr. Grapple
Old Salt Mine
Joe
Doris
Doétor
Camp Birchbark
Aguith
Thoris
Joé
Dog
Wii
Wealthy Houston couple in domestic tragedy
William H. Furlong NT, 38, was shot to death at his River Oaks home after a glass door was kicked in during a confrontation with estranged wife Marjorie North Furlong, 36. Police say she fired the fatal shots amid a hail of 22 caliber bullets. she had filed for divorce.
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Houston,tex
UPI
William Harrison Furlong
Majorie North
Earl North
Anr
Buick
Southland
Jong
Hin
Furlong
River Oaks
Houston
Sister For Sleeping Beauties Finds Newborn Baby Sister
Cleveland AP reports Mrs. Vincent N. Fratantonio gave birth to a 9 pound girl at St. Ann Hospital. Inez, with five children, has one more infant amid years of care for Bernadette and Venita who suffer un diagnosed sleep like episodes. Her older sons Joseph and James are unaffected.
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Vincent N. Fratantonio
St .Ann Hospital
Inez
Mount Shiat
Bernadette
Venita
Joseph
James
U N Disarmament Commission Set Amid Geneva Talks Fallout
The U N Disarmament Commission plans a meeting in Geneva to review the failure of the Geneva disarmament talks led by Henry Cabot Lodge who resigns to seek the U S vice presidency. Soviet bloc boycotts and Khrushchev remarks loom over the session as neutrals weigh attendance.
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United Nations
U. N
Kumetsov
Pravda
Communist Party
Khrushchev
U.S
Paris
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Velerian A. Zorin
U.N
Padilla Nervo
Daily Review Announces Date and Offices in Hayward
The Daily Review announces an event on March 3 1657 and lists offices in Hayward Alameda and surrounding cities. It provides contact details for Winton Avenue Hayward and multiple regional bureau addresses including San Leandro and Fremont.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Enlérey
Pont Otite
Harward
California
Clase Motter
Ail Communications
W. Winton
Hayward
Colt
Daily & Sunday Review
Winton
Ave
Alameda
Suarty
Calif
How Telephone Cable Troubles Can Be Anticipated
A film titled How Telephone Cable Troubles Can Be Anticipated and Prevented will be shown at the San Lorenzo Rotary Club meeting at Villa Lorenzo at 12 15 p m tomorrow. Lloyd Cowart Jr a telephone company representative will present.
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San’ Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
Film Producer Fined for Drunken Driving in Los Angeles
Oscar Boetlicher Jr. 43, a Los Angeles film director and producer, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge. He was fined $125 and cited June 23 in downtown Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
API
Oscar
Rudd
Boetlicher Jr
Boetlicher
Southern Democrats courted by Kennedy and Johnson
Senator Kennedy and Senator Johnson press a bid to sway dissident Southern Democrats toward their national ticket. Kennedy parks talks with Virginia campaign manager William Battle and eyes a meeting with Harry Byrd to offset Dixie resistance to civil rights and labor planks. Johnson focuses on Southern senators to win them over as Nixon plans rapid southern campaigning and possible quick trips.
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Washington
John. F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
South
Kennedy
William Battle
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Eispenhower
Byrd
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Congress
White House
Twimiond
Cattle and Calves On Feed Rise in Two States
The Agriculture Department reports more cattle and calves on feed for market Aug 1 in Arizona and California than a year earlier. In California alone there were 152000 head on feed, up 2 percent from July and 20 percent from Aug 1, 1959, with total on feed in both states at 951000 heads, modestly above July 1 and Aug 1, 1960.
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Washington
Arizona
California
Agriculture’ Department
Elks Picnic At Linda Vista Park Planned
Fremont Fike Lodge 221 sets a second annual all-day picnic at Linda Vista Park on Sunday with a $2 per family admission. Events include dancing and a 100-foot balloon communications display.
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Fremont
Fremont Fike Lodge
Linda Vista Park
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Johnston
Prem
Gene Lacey
Bod
Wall
Kirby
Juan la Varello
Venteee Rusin
Ronald Smith
Workers Walk Off Five More Fruit Orchards
About 100 domestic workers walk off five Northern California orchards led by AWOC as they demand a 20 cent per box increase. Picketers target Rogers ranch south of Gridley and Singh peach ranch near the Sutter County line amid weather and legal tensions. A preliminary injunction restricts AWOC picketing at Yom Bayees ranch to five, while organizers plan a Marysville rally to push wage demands.
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Alexiil
California
Ulilon Organiers
Rogers’ Ranch
Gridley
Rajinger Singh
Butte County
Sutter County
Singh
Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
AWOC
A. B. Ware
Dewitt Tannehill
Tannehill
AWOD
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Marysville
Will
Lewis Krainock
Stockton
Union
Deat
di Giorgio Fruit
Dantont
New England
Wye
Brice W. Sanborn
Sanford
Driver Mislaid License in 1930
SENECA FALLS, N.Y. Police said Louis Phillips, 50, had been driving for 30 years without a license. When they pulled his car Monday for a routine check and asked for his license, Phillips said he mislaid it in 1930 and never got around to getting another.
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Seneca Falls, N.Y
Louis Phillips
Phillips
Various UPI items mix oddities and crime notes
A fragmented UPI roundup reports in Harlem London and Los Angeles on eccentric claims and oddities from Lady Horracke’s public remarks to Gabriel Green declaring a presidential bid based on prior choice economic theory. Police in Columbus Indiana gain a moonshine tip after a druggist inventories film canisters found in a suspect’s home.
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London
UPI
Horracke
Los Angeles
Gabriel Green
Tuesor
Amalgamated Flying Sn Clubs of America
Columbus
Ind
Guthorlilas
Reid
Glass eyes theft at Charleston found on lawn
A thief stole a briefcase from an optical salesman’s car Tuesday night containing 48 glass eyes. The case and its contents were later recovered on a home lawn in Charleston.
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Charleston
3.C
Optical Company
Officer Takes Lie Tests In Lost Girl Case
Merced AP reports Army chief warrant officer Clarence Ashley underwent six hours of polygraph questioning about the disappearance of 6 year old Angie May Stewart. Detectives said Ashley claimed he met the Stewart family near Fremont Ford State Park and drove them toward the San Joaquin River area where Angie vanished. Undersheriff Lloyd Rowe said Ashley cooperated and investigators searched the river and camp area for signs without success.
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Army
Clarence Ashley
Merced Sheriff's Deputies
Aia
William Stewart
Oregon
Ashley
Pentagon
Keres
Angie May Stewart
Fremont-Ford State’ Park
San Joaqsin River
Stewart
Billy
Angie
Aim
Stewarte
May
Beloré
Lioyd Rowe
Hérb Lazier
Ta State Divi Stan
Chaplin Son Sues Chamber Over Walk of Flame Omission
Charles Chaplin Jr. sues the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce for 40 dollars alleging libel and damages from his father’s name being omitted from a Hollywood Walk of Fame installation. He claims the omission discredits and disgraces him. his attorney filed the suit Tuesday.
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Hollywood
Charles Chapin Jr
Chamber of Commerce
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Capital
Chaplin
Europe
Sai
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