US Lowers Boom on Golden Rule Crew
The United States federal government sentenced three crew members of the Golden Rule to 60 days in jail for defying a federal injunction while attempting to sail their vessel. Skipper Albert Bigelow faced arraignment. a fourth received probation. The jail guards and TV monitoring were heightened to deter further acts.
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Ponoluly
Iediatomic
Nteral
Eniwetok
Albert Bigelow
William A. Hunting- Solden
Colo
UEI
Jton
St. James
N.Y
Orion Circuit Television
Ad Innovation
Sherwood
Marliof
Bataan
Huntington
Prominent Early Life of Sukarno Described in Birthday Note
A 1956 Washington ticker tape reception recounts Sukarno as a precocious civil engineering student nicknamed Djago. It notes a Moscow visit three months later, his interest in dukunos, and remarks on his marriages and flirtatious nature. The president is quoted as not liking to be told Sam wrong.
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Sukarno
Djago
Washington, D.C
Moscow
Dukunos
Inmates Isolated In Knife Incident at San Quentin
At San Quentin a disciplinary board sentenced Larry McLain 24 and John Lemmon 20 to 29 days isolation for stabbing fellow inmate Patrick Mahoney. Mahoney was found unconscious with neck and stomach wounds outside his cell and is recovering in the prison hospital. officials cited long running gang rivalry between the men.
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SAN Quentin
UPI
Larry McLain
John Lemmon
Patrick L. Mahoney
Mahoney
New Marriage For Jack Webb
Hollywood the TV star Jack Webb plans a new marriage to Jackie Doughrey 28 Miss United States in 1938 who tried for a role in a Webb produced film They met during auditions and Webb 38 had a prior marriage to singer Julie Landon The piece mixes unrelated political notes about Harold Macmillan and U S figures with unclear context and dates
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UPI
Jack Webb
Sgt
Dragnet
Los Angeles
Ots and Robbers
Jackie Doughrey
United States
Webb
Madrillan
Aiiss
Towne
Chicago
Norman Lot Ueer
Evi
Pis
Eisenhow
London
UPD
Wilmingofj
de Pauw Uni Dragnet
Iniversity
Hiss
Johns Hopkins
Washington
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Tward
Macmillan
North America
Canada
John Dielenbaker
Drivers Warned Of Radar Snare
COLDSBORO North Carolina police investigated a radar trap after a misleading sign warned drivers one block ahead. The pocketed sign led to a sting that nabbed 27 speeders.
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Coldsboro
N.C
UPI
Western Air Lines Sets Restart From Los Angeles
Western Air Lines will resume first flight Tuesday from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and Minneapolis after a three month strike by the Air Lines Pilots Association. The carrier will restore service to 26 cities on the first day, with 21 more routes to follow as soon as possible. The airline serves 13 Western states plus Canada and Mexico. The walkout ended May 24, pilots back to duty June 1.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Western Air Lines
Salt Lake City
Minneapolis
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Air’ Lines Pilots Association
ALPA
WAL
Canada
Mexico
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Northwestern Wisconsin
In Menomonie area the tornado death count reached 31 with hundreds injured. Colfax and surrounding counties reported massive damage including 130 homes destroyed and 340 farm buildings hit. Red Cross and National Guard aided relief. SBA designated disaster areas for low-interest loans.
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UPI
Wisconsin
Strickin
Colfax
Coltix
Ray Conley
American Red Cross
Dunn
St. Croix
Colfa
Washington
Small Business Administration
St. Groix
Chippewa
Photographer of Movie News Dies in Miami
Alfred Waldron, 57, veteran United Press Movietone photographer who recorded wars and missiles, died after a long illness in Miami.
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Miami, Fla
UPI
Alfred Waldron
United Press
Movistone
One Week Added to Crusade by Graham
San Francisco evangelist Bill Graham announced plans to extend his San Francisco crusade by one week. The seven week event ends June 15 at Seals Stadium with a final program on June 22. He also plans crusades in Sacramento and San Diego next, addressing youth about marriage and parental guidance while noting factors like election coverage and local weather impacted attendance.
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Spr
Bill Graham
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Mnediis
Seals Stadium
San Francisco’ Giants
Dnanc
Conditi
Erigade
Australia
arimaral _Deveons
Pai
California
East Bay
Nuts
Milwaukee
Sha
Jepson
Graham
Tying Boy to Train Track Just for Fun in Norwalk
Two 11-year-old boys in Norwalk tied a younger boy to a railroad spur near a track claiming it was for fun. The father pulled the child away as a freight train approached, and the youths were released to their parents after deputies warned them of potential psychological harm.
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Norwalk
Calif
UPI
Michael Evans
Evans
Michael
Shoritt
Boy Bitten by Snake in Yard in Kansas Farm
A two year old boy, Danny Irvin, was bitten in the yard of a farm home near Stanle, Kansas. He was taken to St Margaret's Hospital and treated with anti venom serum. His mother, Mrs Pat Irvin, said she first thought a mosquito caused the bite before noticing two puncture wounds on the left foot, and suspected a rattlesnake attack.
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Kansas City, Kans
Upl
Stanle
Kans
Danny Irvin
St Margaret's Hospital
Pat’vin
Danny
Man Apology in Aftermath of a $20 Robbery
Frank McDonald, unemployed handyman, robbed Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association of $20 on March 4. He spent part on rent and drinks, gave some to a beggar, and later apologized in the bank. A federal judge sentenced him to three years probation.
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Dale Robertson
Wells Fargo
Hayward
Wells Fargo Bank
San Francisco
UPI
Citizens Federal, Savings and” Soam Association
Frank McDonald
Oliver“. Carter
McDonald
Nila
Toses Vather
Gavin Calls for New Program in Race With Soviet
Former Deputy Chief of Staff James M. Gavin urged a U S program combining science and industry to outpace the Soviet Union in technology and psychological warfare He told California scientists and industrialists the Russians are ahead in psychology and peace rhetoric but threaten military and tech lead. He warned the United States must respond decisively to Russia’s perceived advantage.
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James_ M. Gavin
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Soviet Union
Gavin
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Aus
Aller & Hassle
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