Cape Cod Faces Race Clash as Negroes Arrive for Summer
On Cape Cod, summer vacationers mingle with arriving Negro migrants guided by Southern White Citizens Councils. Local leaders express effort to provide equality amid sparse housing and job options, as Kennedy family influence and tourism shape a tense social scene during the peak season.
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Moody Uvannis
Mass
Cape Cod
Madres
Volksmagen
Kennedy
Memorial
Jay
mid-Cape
Hyanm
Robert Kennedy
Hyannis
Cape’ Cod
Cape
America
Amis Guthride
Little Rock
Ark
Canaan
Divannis
South
Massachusetts
Refugee incidents strain US Soviet Berlin talks
Washington officials say a string of refugee incidents has embarrassed the Soviet Union and provoked Kremlin efforts to shift blame to the West. They note East German escapes and threats to escalate the Berlin crisis, while US talks with Soviet representatives continue with no success yet.
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Washington
Meriaml
Ale Wall
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kremlin
Wrlin
Kesk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Stenm
Herlin
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Uhey
Notrump Finesse Sets Grand Slam Try in 1959 Masters
In the 1959 Masters Pair championship in England fourteen pairs competed and Terence Heese and Boris Srha-Pim ye won for the fourth time. The article discusses a notrump slam attempt where the declarer could have forced a slam if West had led or covered differently, describing a double-gummy solution involving an exact diamond and heart sequence and a misplay that prevented the 13th trick.
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North
South West
TNT
England
Terence Heese
Boris Srha
Pim Ye
Bowies
King Festa
ANODS
West
Devlarer
Qinuny
Weekend Violence In Texas Claims At Least 27 Lives
The Associated Press reports 27 deaths in Texas over the weekend from auto accidents, shootings, and drownings. Victims include Dallas resident Mrs. Albert Roach, 27, plus five other fatal crashes near Gainesville, Raymondville, Waxahachie, and Fort Worth, with numerous injuries and a fire in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Press
Albert Roach
Dallas
Gainesyie
Interstate A5
Common Market Fears Rise as Eastern Bloc Pushes Trade
Moscow reports say seven Eastern European nations issued a communique after a two day conference calling for an international trade conference to counter regional discrimination by the Common Market. They pledged economic cooperation and higher production while Western observers see the Western invitation as doomed to fail. The Soviets aim to buy equipment to build factories that could match Western suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Franco Tightens Dictatorial Rule
Madrid AP report says Franco's regime suspended for two years the right to choose where to live in Spain. The decree allows control of movements of opponents and bars agitators from key industrial centers after a seven week wave of strikes and bombings. Police blamed the Popular Liberation Front as the cabinet defended the move as protecting Spain's credit and unity amid layoffs and wage demands.
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Harold K. Miles
Madrid
Francisco Francos
Spain
Franco
Secon
Banca Popular
2 Bio Financial
Msinuhian
Popular Liberation, Front
Iran
Asturias
Leon
Bilbao
Barcelona
Texas Jailbreaker Identified as Natchez HoldUp Suspect
ATHENS AP A Negro ex convict identified as the man who held up a Natchez grocery stands identified as Robert Coney. Coney escaped from the Athens jail by tossing hot coffee at the jailer. He was being taken from Huntsville penitentiary on a bench warrant and faced forgery charges in Athens. The Natchez bandit fled with $2.00 after a store employee identified him from a photograph.
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Athens
Natchez
Robert Coney
Huntsville
Coney
Rains More Than Just Cats and Dogs
Vernon parish resident Raford Walsh reports a heavy rain Saturday that dumped three inches in under an hour. He found a half-drowned monkey in his lip house, and no one knows where it came from.
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Vernonap
Raford Walsh
Walsh
Anniversary marker marks Bible Society of Finland
The Bible Society of Finland celebrates its 150th anniversary this spring in Helsiniki marking a century and a half of biblical work and outreach in Finland.
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Helsinik
Finland
The
Bible Society of Finland
Babies Stockholders In Giant International Minerals
In Saskatoon province Friday every newborn became a stockholder in Giant International Minerals and Chemical Corporation. Each baby received about 37 dollars in IMC stock after a long drilling project reached a 3,192 foot depth to potash. The mine, valued at about 40 million dollars, will supply fertilizer use. A stray sentence notes bees vibrating wings and not producing sound with mouth parts.
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Esterwazy
Sask AP
Saskatchewan
International Minerals and Chemical Corporation
IMC
Midmaht
Sadist Tt
Dear Abby clergy visits spark debate on advance notice
Readers discuss whether clergy should phone ahead before visiting homes. Church figures and laywomen weigh in on politicking versus social obligation, noting hostesses face privacy and timing challenges and urging tact and courtesy in visits.
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Abby
Monsignor J
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Wet Weather Hits Polish Harvest Record
In central Poland persistent rain and cold winds have drenched fields for five weeks, delaying planting and threatening the harvest. A widow, Ewa Laskowska, and her family report losses of early potatoes onions cabbage and vegetables while taxes rise and farm debts loom. Officials say millions of farmland remain under water and a severe setback to Poland’s agricultural output follows plague-like rain patterns. Wladyslaw Gomulka reports the crisis to Moscow at a Communist nations conference as Poland faces reduced support in Western Europe.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ewa Laskowska
Miko Geres
Edward Laskowski
Laskowskis
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Houston Couple Delivers Five Foot Tall Baby
A Houston couple, Ur-Cevdme and Cecil, announce the birth of a five foot tall baby girl at Hermann Park Zoo. The infant weighs 65 pounds and was born on Friday, named HeHaret.
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Houston
Itoas
Ur-Cevdme
He Cecil
Diraffes
Hermann Park Zoo
HeHaret
Television Schedule Fragment
A scrambled TV guide style list shows show titles and times including early morning to early evening programs. Entries reference News, game shows, soap operas, comedy acts, and cartoons with multiple channel listings and program blocks. Names like Groucho, Ernie Ford, and Jane Wyman appear among the varied lineup.
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Slite Dean
B. Jay Becker
Famou
Pakored
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Vata
Arenes, Immael Francische
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Mattie
Ronald Williams
Driggers
Willams
Pete Alvarez
Raymondville
Robert Medrano
la Blanca
Amos Stret
Billie
David
Frances Edelston
Pasadena
Lake Houston
Charles Payne
Fort. Worth
Donald Belknap
University of Texas
Fort Worth
Alrnest Cassius
San Antonio
Troy
James Benson
Lynda Sue
Gia Gilliland
Temple
CieccMind
Ertag
Las Vegas, Nev
Pisa
iNesal
Giant Corporation
M. Dak
Utah
Mont
HAWAI
Ade
One
NZS
USA
Abigail von Byrerr
Enlesnen
Sheangerk
Togas
Heverend Egil
Tower
Tly Yours
Hanley Riabinswits
Gto
Maaacher
Satakiss
Sachig
Bray
Bora PV
Uecuvtlaehieer
Tawatta
Europe
Kens-Tv
CBS
Woai-Tv
NBC
Kono-Tv
ABC
Man
We News
Prion
Penn
Pere A Glaggs
Renowes Thyst
Ben Casi
Noddy
Ben Casey
Channel 2
del Rio Television Cable Corp
Something News Loay
Exercina
Little Rascaly
Captain Kangarage
Groucho
Calentar
December Bride
Video Village
Concentration
San Francisco
Clear Horizons
CBS News
Guiding Light
É— News
Dr. Brothers
Loretta Young
Peter Gutino
Jane Wyman Sthow
Young Dr. Malone
Seven Keys
Quick Draw McGraw
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