Trial of Seven Defendants in Florida Assault Case
A Florida assault case advances as seven defendants are held after a 100 minute police call. The trial implicates a Negro girl student from Florida A and M and two Negro boys, Richard Fhown and Thomas Butterfield, with testimony expected on punishment and justice in the South. The prosecutor states the case will show there is no double standard in justice.
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Richard Fhown
Thomas
Butterfield
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Debate on U S Wheat Surplus Drives House Battle
Washington reports a nationwide wheat surplus crisis prompting a debate among Democrats and Republicans over proposed culling and price supports. Proposals vary from raising parity-based supports to 90 percent and cutting farm allotments, with storage costs rising and billions invested in the surplus program. Meanwhile, insurance tax hikes and Strauss's commerce secretary confirmation face scrutiny amid a telegram-forging disclosure.
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Florida
Interior Dept Under Attack in Senate Hearing
Democratic Senate chairmen accuse the Interior Department of abdication and attempt to silence public input as they denounce the department over hydroelectric development. They press for accountability while noting an East West exchange allowing U S and Soviet groups to inspect power projects.
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Missing Detroit Girl Hunted by Police and Scouts
Police and Boy Scouts search for a 14 year old Detroit girl who vanished after threats and mysterious calls. About 200 officers scoured the northwest district as she planned to study for an exam at Mumford High School where she was a freshman.
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Lester Lawrence
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Shelved Cutoff Opens Amid Threats to Susan
Lawrence, a store manager in Napa Valley, reported a telephone threat against his daughter Susan, a slight 14 year old described as 70 pounds and 4 feet 11 inches. Police noted a stranger spoke on the line earlier, prompting the family to change their number as a search aimed to relieve the region during a six mile expressway project between Ignacio and Point Izag. Local officials emphasized concern over a possible motive behind the calls and urged caution while investigators pursue leads.
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Fortuna Teen Dies In Bridge Accident Near Eureka
Eureka reports 19 year old Robert Allen Chastala of Fortuna was killed when his car crossed the double line on a narrow bridge ten miles south of Eureka Tuesday. Fred Russell Elledge, 31, and Dallas William Kittle, 28, both of Napa, the drivers and passenger in the other car, were listed in serious condition by local hospitals.
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Odd Boy and Dog Watchdog Theft Shocker
In Wisbech Colin Hayes preached a sermon then tacked a motorcycle outside the church. In Dallas Charles Dean Scott tried the wrong key and was arrested for attempted theft after the owner returned. In Pittsburgh Lulu Mills bought a watchdog boxer to deter burglars but came home to a break in, while San Francisco patrolman Joseph Ryan left his beat to deliver a package and found a burglar ransacking his home.
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Joseph Ryan
Bid Opening Set On Span Project in San Francisco
Sacramento Public Works announces bids open July 21 in San Francisco for a multi million construction job on the west bay spans of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Work includes removal of railway tracks and building a 58 foot roadway on the lower deck from the city anchor to Yerba Buena Island and a new electrical substation at the civil anchorage.
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Conference in Geneva Sees East West Tensions Rise
Western delegates face tough talks as Khrushchev’s ally Gromyko harangues the West. US Secretary Herter British Foreign Secretary Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville blame Khrushchev for deadlock while Mansfield cautions against rushing home. Allied officials hope Gromyko reflects Kremlin stance accurately amid ongoing negotiations.
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Maurice. Couve
de Murville
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Grormyko
East German Communists bluff West Berlin control
Wellington Long reports from East Berlin that the East German regime likely bluffing about forcing Western Allies out of West Berlin and will gain greater influence over Allied garrisons as time passes. East German leaders claim a separate treaty with Russia is possible, but offer few details while warning against Western atomic armament. Local officials caution that Soviet presence stabilizes East Germany and deters revolt.
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Starkweather Granted Stay
Lincoln Neb June 17 1967 Charles Starkweather killer of 11 persons received another stay of execution announced by Justice Whitaker of the U S Supreme Court The stay was granted by Charles Whitaker who noted a petition for a writ of certiorari may be filed by Wednesday June 17 Starkweather had been set to die Friday marking his fourth postponement since his arrest
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Private Owners Top Reforesters in 1958 Planting
Washington report shows private owners planted 26 percent of 1,504,264 acres reforested in the United States in 1958. Government agencies did the rest. Florida taxpaying owners halted all planting, with 199,253 acres, while Georgia followed with 155,588 acres.
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United States
Florida
Georgia
Jury testimony on abortion wing opened in Northern California
Jurors and six women testified that Dr Rakoczy performed illegal abortion operations in his Bay area office. A go between, Alexander Marlen, 35, was committed to Agnews State Mental Hospital at his own request. Fees ranged from 450 to 700 with many patients students from the University of California.
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Bayes Hot Springs
Berkeley
Aléxander Marlen
Agnews
University of California
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Fast Bay Area
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Rakoczy
Napa State Iospital
Sailor Accused of Beating Tot Flores at Naval Station
A sailor from a San Jose naval air station is jailed after allegedly beating a 23 year old man in a county bar. The incident occurred near the naval facility, and authorities report the suspect was placed in custody following the altercation.
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Motfelt Naval
Soviet Report Sees Moon Eruption Possibility
San Diego physicist H. Urey told the American Rocket Society that there is a good possibility a lunar eruption was observed by a Soviet scientist Kosavett. He suggested water spouted by radioactivity, with debris possibly reaching Earth via meteorites for further study.
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