GOP Liberals Back Kennedy Housing Bill Seen Shifting Senate Aid
The Senate approved a $6.14 billion housing bill 64 to 25 signaling progress for Kennedy. Republicans with Southern Democrats show splits as liberal GOP senators tilt toward the president while Dirksen notes weakened veto leverage and city rural voting patterns influencing Kennedy chair.
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Jail Transfer Authority Clears Freedom Riders Move
Hinds County Sheriff J R Gilroy with an overcrowded jail moved a group of Freedom Riders to the 16,000 acre state penitentiary. The transfer followed fresh segregation tester actions and an order granting authority for the relocation.
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Overcrowding prompts use of Parchman for Freedom Riders
ConvictedFreedom Riders increase tally to 96 in city and county jails as arrests began May 24. Nashville organizer Diane Nash says riders plan to fill Jackson and Montgomery jails. Board of Supervisors cites overcrowding and approves sending prisoners to Parchman prison farm for work and confinement credit. Barracks for 600 inmates are being prepared to house the riders.
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Wilcox County Voter Records Case Heads To Court
The Justice Department will present arguments seeking access to Wilcox County voter registration records in a case where a state court barred federal examiners. The dispute involves a county with a large black population and no reported Negro voters in at least 13 years.
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Duane Newberry
Dome design at St Peters by Michelangelo and Bernini canopy
Michelangelo planned the dome rising 435 feet above the altar of St. Peter’s. The altar is crowned by Bernini’s baldachin, a 95 foot bronze canopy supported by four spiral columns.
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St. Peter’s Cathedral
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Candy consumption hits new 1960 high across the United States
The Commerce Department reports average American consumed 16.9 pounds of candy per person in 1960, up from 16.8 pounds in 1959. The trend shows higher yearly candy intake despite diet talk.
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Commerce Department
Missing NSA clerk found at Delaware Park race track
William H. Covington, 28, a missing NSA clerk last Wednesday, was located by colleagues at the Delaware Park race track near Wilmington. Pentagon officials said Covington was met under arrest and had access to limited classified material. earlier sightings included Charles Town and Arlington.
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Charles Town
W.va
Arlington
Cheryl Crane Missing Again in Beverly Hills
Actress Lana Turner's teen daughter Cheryl Crane who fatally stabbed Johnny Stampanato in 1958 is missing. Police say the 17 year old failed to appear before juvenile officials to explain her arrest after being found with two drunken teens. Cheryl left a note at her stepfather's Malibu home stating she had disappeared for a few days to think things over.
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Cheryl Crane
Johnny Stampanato
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Malibu Beach Ranch
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Miss Turner
Rachel Sanchez
North Hollywood
Official Held For Security Scarbeck Accused of Spying for Poland
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck, a United States foreign service officer, was arrested in Washington on charges of transmitting classified U S information to Poland. FBI and Justice officials outlined a January to May 1963 timeframe with potential penalties up to 10 years imprisonment. The 41 year old, Brooklyn native and Warsaw embassy official faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Sam Wertlieb.
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NSA employee Covington linked to Soviet defectors
In a $6 600 a year job, reporters were told officials discounted any chance Covington defected to the Communists. Two NSA code clerks, Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, fled to the Soviet Union last summer and are now in Moscow. Covington had worked five years for the NSA and returned from a two month absence after an operation before leaving again for medical attention. Cairo, Egypt, founded 969 A D, now has about 400 mosques.
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William H.martin
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Cairo
Egypt
Chicago crime rises 83.7 percent from 1959 to 1960
Crime in Chicago showed an 83.7 percent increase in 1960 compared with 1959, according to recent records. This rise reflects overall crime growth across the city, with the year ending noting higher incident counts than the prior period.
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Foreclosure Notice on Belew Property in Hartselle
On November 30 1959 Alvin and Odean Belew mortgaged property in Morgan County Alabama to Nelson Weaver Mortgage, later assigned to the Federal National Mortgage Association. Due to default the Association will sell Lot 1 Block A Hammett Subdivision Hartselle at public sale at the East Door Decatur Court House on June 23 1961 during legal hours. sale proceeds apply per note and mortgage. Dated May 26 1961. W L Chenault Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage May 30 June 6 13
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Odean Belew
Nelson-Weaver Mortgage Company
Alabama
Morgan County
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Decatur
Hartselle
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Morgan
State of Alabama
Towit
Hammett
Lost and Found Gold Chain Link Story
A lost item notice reports a gold chain link missing. no additional details about owner or location are provided in the readable text.
Pair of metallic brown frame losses reported
Lost several weeks ago a pair of metallic brown aluminum frames. Call Mrs. Sandlin at EL 34612 for information or rewards.
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