Rock N Roll Party Erupts Into Big Riot
A beach party near Santa Monica drew 25 000 to 30 000 youths before a wild brawl erupted. Fourteen youths arrested as officers fought rocks bottles and flames to clear the Zuma Beach crowd. Reports blame drinking. no race tension noted. Fabian canceled the planned performance.
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Sunday Set For Gable Christening
John Clark Gable, son of the late screen icon, will be baptized a Roman Catholic at St Cyril's Encino next Sunday. Mrs Kay Gable selected a fine handkerchief linen gown and matching cap from designer Laper, with lace trim, and Virginia Grey sent a baptismal gown as a spare.
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Mom Rules Out Partiality at Two Service Academy Graduations
ANNAPOLIS Md AP a mother from Norwood Ohio visits her two sons Charles Naval Academy graduate and Bill Air Force Academy graduate both on Wednesday but she will not attend either ceremony to avoid showing favoritism.
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Colorado Springs
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Saturn Giant Objects Moved for Safe Loading Plan
The Saturn, 22 feet in diameter and 75 feet Tony, must be moved on highways from Huntsville to a load point below the damaged lock. Potential barriers include overhead structures and bridges as the team weighs routes. The lock lies about 50 nautical miles from Huntsville, making road loading distance substantially longer.
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Huntsville
Heiress Needs Good Spanking Sparks Family Rift
Millionaire Shelby Cullom Davis telegraphed from Aberdeem Scotland that his daughter Diana Cullen Davis 22 needs a good spanking not a 3.8 million dollar trust fund. He criticized her for refusing to donate the money to Princeton University alma mater and said too much wealth goes to young heads.
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Wall Street
Aberdeen
Scotland
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Davis
Diana
Princeton University
Body Found in Delaware Bay Near Villas New Jersey
David G Quaile 25 from Philadelphia was found Sunday in the Delaware Bay after a rowboat capsized off Pierce's Paint. He had been missing since Monday. three others were rescued and towed to shore. His brother James 24 of Darby, Pa identified him.
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Wagner Defends NYC Administration On TV Forum
Mayor Robert Wagner and 23 city department heads faced a two hour TV forum from WNTA Newark defending their administration amid Rockefeller attacks. Wagner, undecided on a third term, pledged a clean government and promised more questions tonight, highlighting anti corruption efforts and school policy criticism.
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Jackie Kennedy Captivates Europe Ahead of Buckingham Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy, Europe’s newest favorite, drew crowds like a Hollywood star in Paris Vienna and London. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will host President Kennedy and his wife at Buckingham Palace as the First Lady meets royal figures and faces intense public interest during her first European tour.
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Freedom Sitters Barred From Salisbury Church Worship
In Salisbury Southern Rhodesia an African nationalist led group named Freedom Sitters, formed by the National Democratic party, was refused permission to worship at the Dutch Reformed Church on Sunday. Four Negroes were arrested after sit-ins at white restaurants over the weekend as efforts to break local color bars continued.
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Southern Rhodesia
National Democratic Party
Freedom Riders Continue Challenging Jim Crow Barriers
In Jackson Mississippi 65 Freedom Riders have arrived to test segregation laws with 52 convictions for breach of peace and 13 awaiting trial. Hunger strikes occurred in jails as organizers pledge more rides despite court injunctions and federal pleas for calm. Martin Luther King Jr praised Mississippi authorities for keeping disturbances low as more riders head to Jackson.
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Freedom Riders' Movement
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Ohio
Marvin Rich
New York
Congress’ On ‘Racial Equality
CORE
Jerome Smith
Southern
New Orleans
Rich
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
South
King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Richmond
Housing Bill Gets Attention in Congress
Washington AP reports the House aims to pass two major appropriations bills by Wednesday, including agriculture funding and a broad 84 billion federal agencies measure, while Senate debates the omnibus housing bill handled by Sen John Sparkman. The housing bill faces Republican amendments, with final action likely late Wednesday or Thursday.
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Senate
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Evants Authority
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Eisenhower urges GOP to attack spending and inflation
Eisenhower told Republican leaders that Kennedy's spending risks an inflationary spiral and a 1929-style crash. Chairman Miller warned of higher deficits if the New Frontiers program passes, while Treasury head Dillon pegged the July fiscal year deficit at about 3.7 billion.
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Eisenhower
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William E. Miller
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RNY
New York
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Pennsylvania House seats may rise to 28 in reapportionment
Harrisburg AP reports the House majority leader says Pennsylvania could gain a 28th congressional seat if Congress expands to 28 members. Rep. Stephen McCann notes possible federal action within two weeks, with legislative redistricting hoped by month end. If Congress stays at 27, Pennsylvania would lose three seats after the 1960 census.
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Amnaarad Tn Ha Wamats
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Senate
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Ot I B. Morse
Bloom
Assembly
House
Chamber Hits Tax Proposals
US Council of the International Chamber of Commerce objects to tax plans seen as harming private investment abroad. In House testimony, the council spokesmen say proposed taxes on foreign income and reduced exclusions threaten sales of American products and domestic jobs.
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US Council of the International Chamber of Commerce
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Peel
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U. S
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Austria
Kennedy
Europe
Fire damages three story building in downtown Pittsburgh
AP reports a blaze in downtown Pittsburgh destroyed a restaurant and a private club. Damage estimates ranged from 150000 to 175000 dollars as firefighters battled the three story structure.
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Clashes Kill 11 Algerians in Paris Shootout Bouts
Paris police hunted suspects after Algerian commandos in two light trucks opened fire in three Paris districts including the 7th Arrondissement. At least 11 Algerians were killed, four soldiers wounded, and five Paris policemen injured. Eighty Algerians were questioned and detained at Vincennes. Police confirmed multiple clashes ending with a suspect shot dead near Rue Saint Martin. Weapons and grenades were found on the dead fighter.
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Strasbourg
Bonne Nouvelle
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Dean Named College Head at Gettysburg College
Dr. Carl Arnold Hanson of Cornell University was named president of Gettysburg College to succeed Lt. Gen. Willard S. Paul who retires for health reasons. Hanson, Akron born, will assume duties Sept. 1 after joining Cornell in 1948 and serving as dean of the university faculty since 1957. He is a World War II Navy veteran, married with two children.
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Carl Arnold Hanson
Cornell University
Gettysburg College
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Willard S. Paul
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Ohio
Cornelll
New York School of Industrial and Labor Relations
La Salle College Grants Ph.T to Wives for Support
Philadelphia AP report states La Salle College awarded honorary Ph.T degrees Sunday to the wives of 209 students for their role in helping finance their husbands college education.
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la Salle College
Cohen Aide Wounded In Ambush Near Los Angeles Bar
Mickey Cohen associate Max Tannenbaum, 49, was shot outside a West Los Angeles bar in a shotgun ambush. He sustained serious injuries to the face and neck and may lose an eye and teeth. Cohen, on trial for tax evasion, declined comment via his lawyer. Tannenbaum had a long record and is awaiting July 19 trial in Beverly Hills for possessing burglar’s tools.
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Mickey Cohen
Max Tannenbaum
Ucla Medical Center
Cohen
Tannenhawn
Jack Dahlstrum
Tannenbaum
Beverly Hills
Stevenson Off to a Good Start in Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson began private talks with Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt and officials in Caracas as U.S. officials praised the cordial reception. The U.N. chief delegate, on a Kennedy administration mission, met Betancourt, foreign minister and finance minister, with a two hour talk followed by dinner. He planned to press economic and social cooperation and denied an anti-C Castro alliance aim while noting readiness to discuss any issues. Stevenson heads to Buenos Aires on an 18 day, 10 nation tour.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Romulo Betancourt
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