Roosevelt Son Booked By Police In Scottsdale
Elliott Roosevelt, 48, son of the late Ora Roosevelt, was released on $300 bond after being charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. Patrolman Ken Pepper found him slumped over the steering wheel with ignition on and headlights lit. Roosevelt resisted removal and questioned his identity as officers administered a blood alcohol test showing .208. Roosevelt has a winter home near Scottsdale, a Phoenix suburb.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Elliott Roosevelt
Ora
Ken Pepper
Roosevelt
Pepper
Henry C. Cooper
Phoenix
Circus brings show to 10 disabled children in Wales
Ted Griffin, a former trapeze artist, could not afford travel for his 10 children to attend a circus in a nearby town. The circus performers learned of the family need and organized an hour long performance on the street outside their home, bringing joy to five wheelchair bound children and the rest.
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Treharris
Wales
Ted Griffin
Griffin
Ted
Michigan election centers on state deficit and taxes
Michigan's 1959 statewide general electionfocused on a general fund deficit forecast at 110 million by June 30 and proposed new taxes. Voters encounter 12 state education posts, nonpartisan judicial races, and a contest for superintendent of public instruction amid partisan campaign rhetoric.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Robert M. Montgomery
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pope John XXIII Enjoys Live Concert At Vatican Hall
Pope John XXIII smiled and tapped his foot to a two hour concert in the Hall of Benedictions at the Vatican Palace. The event featured the Rome Radio Orchestra and Choir with Vera Little and Kim Borg as soloists and was broadcast by Italian state radio TV networks.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pope
Hall of Benedictions
Vatican Palace
Rome
Vera Little
Speech and hearing defects study in British Columbia schools
The B C Speech and Hearing Assn reports 5 to 10 percent of school children have speech defects and 3 to 5 percent have defective hearing in British Columbia.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
B. C
Trust Suit Near End
A lengthy antitrust hearing over Du Pont's 63 million GM shares nears its close. Judge Walter J. LaBuy will review rebuttal witnesses as the government proposes a plan to auction 20 million GM shares over ten years and distribute 43 million to Du Pont stockholders to wholly remove Du Pont from GM.
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Chicago
AYN
du Pont
General Motors
Walter J. LaBuy
U. S. District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
LaBuy
Supreme Court
Doctor request sent to Illinois State Employment Service official
Robert Bramley secretary of the Diversion Lions Club sent a request for a doctor to Louis G. Raupp director of the Alton office of the Illinois State Employment Service.
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Robert Bramley
The
Diversion Lions Club
Louis G. Raupp
Alton
Illinois State Employment Service
Oil Refinery for United Arab Republic to Rise in Brno
The CTK news agency reports a refinery with annual capacity of one million tons will be built at the Brno engineering works for the United Arab Republic under President Nasser. It is slated for use next year.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Brno
CTK
Prison Library Receives 20000 New Books
RAIFORD Florida AP The State Prison library added 20000 volumes donated by Volunteers of America. Donors note the collection excludes firearms gunpowder medicine and sexually explicit works to prevent misuse and fake medical symptoms by inmates.
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Raiford, Fla
Volunteers of America
Sheriff Odell Clayton Dies in North Carolina at 45
Orange County Sheriff Odell H. Clayton will be buried in Hillsboro after funeral services at Hillsboro Presbyterian Church. He died Friday in a Durham hospital after a long illness. He was 45 and had served as sheriff since 1954, after previously serving as a deputy. Survivors include his wife Louise Roberts Clayton, his parents Mr and Mrs W John Clayton, and a brother Oliver Clayton, all of Hillsboro.
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Hillsboro
N. C
Odell H. Clayton
Orange County
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Durham Hospital
Louise Roberts Clayton
W. John Clay‘ton
Oliver Clayton
Dover Tank Landing Craft Probes England France Tunnel Link
The Ian Salvor Ill, a tank landing craft, has gone to sea to study the feasibility of a tunnel connecting England and France.
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Dover
England
Ian Salvor
France
Woman Leader Selected as Uzbek Supreme Soviet President
Uzbek Republican leaders pick Mrs. Yagdar S. Nasriddi novna, 39, as president of the Uzbek Supreme Soviet of Parliament succeeding S. R. Rashidov, new head of the Uzbek Communist party.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Yagdar S. Nasriddinovna
S. R. Rashidov
Uzbek Communist Party
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