Dual Queen Chosen For Washington Cherry Blossom Ball
Miss Rhode Island Frances Pastore and Miss Colorado Kathleen Knous were named joint festival queens after the Washington Cherry Blossom Ball wheel slighted to Colorado then shifted to Rhode Island. The duo will wear crowns and robes and both will travel to Japan for festival events. Miss Pastore is 18 and Miss Knous, 19, are students with strong political ties.
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Kathleen Knous
Colorado
Frances Pastore
Rhode Island
Miss Knous
Miss Pastore
Washington
Tune
U.S
Rhode Island Notch
John A. Logan
Frances Elizabeth Pastore
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Logan
Perle Mesta
Japan
Tidal
United States
Guam
Puerto Rico
Stone Ridge Country Day School of the Sacred Heart
Montgomery County
Knous
Robert L.knous
University of Colorado
Pastore
Former Yugoslavia Veep Arrested in Belgrade
Milovan Djilas, former vice president turned critic of communism, was arrested in Belgrade. A Ministry spokesman gave no reason, though Djilas has a long history of clashes with the regime and prior imprisonments for his writings.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Milovan Dijilas
Gime
Ministry of Information
Dijilas
Guerrillas Attack Tra Bong Outpost in Central Vietnam
Communist guerrillas in battalion strength attacked Tra Bong outpost in central Viet Nam and were beaten back in fierce fighting. Government sources say at least 37 rebels were killed, including two artillery company commanders, with many wounded. The outpost, about 330 miles from Saigon, was defended by a company of army troops which reported three dead and five wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tra Bong
Viet Nam
Liz and Burton Chaperoned on Cleopatra Weekend
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were ordered to work over the weekend to finish Cleopatra filming in Rome. The pair still went out Friday night with chaperons including director Joseph Mankiewicz his son and studio officials observing their outing.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Cleopatra
Marc Antony
Joseph Mankiewicz
Preacher and Teachers Speak as Jury Fails in Murder Case
In Sneedville Tennessee Judge Wayne Oliver dismisses murder charges against Carl Myers and James Horton after five days unable to seat a jury from 1400 citizens. Deputy Lon Tyler and Alex Morris were killed in April in a gunbattle. trial moving to another county rejected by defendants.
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Sneedville
Tenn
Circuit Court
Wayne Oliver
Carl Myers
James Horton
Veniremen
Oliver
Edward Friar
Myers
Horton
Lon Tyler
Alex Morris
State Supreme Court
Bear Ejected From Bomber At 1000 MPH Demonstration
Smoky the bear survived an ejection from a B 58 bomber traveling 1060 mph at 45000 feet over Edwards AFB in a five by two foot capsule. The test shows viability of an ejection capsule providing oxygen and wind protection for high altitude bailouts.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Smoky
Desert Test Center
CWO
Edward J. Murray
Dayton
Ohio
Millionaire Maitland Brenhouse Slain In Hastings On Hudson
William Degna a 34 year old White Plains sales clerk is jailed in Hastings on Hudson as a material witness in the death of Maitland Brenhouse a 50 year old financier found shot in his second floor den authorities say the murder weapon is missing and Degna is held on 150000 bail based on police claims he possesses vital information.
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Hastings-On-Hudson
N.Y
Maitland
William Degna
White Plains
Dist
Atty
Leonard Rubenfeld
Degna
Nora
Mary Wehrman
Truman Hears Cliburn Play in Kansas City
Former president Harry S. Truman attended Van Cliburn's Kansas City recital and requested an encore. Cliburn delivered 35 minutes of encores including Chopin's waltz in C sharp minor before 2,572 fans at Music Hall. Truman met the pianist backstage at intermission.
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Kansas City
van Cliburn
Texas
Chopin
Harry S. Truman
Music Hall
Cliburn
Insurgents Captured in Ecuador After Pro Castro Uprising
Army declares state of emergency in northcentral Ecuador and reports the capture of 30 rebels linked to the pro Castro Revolutionary Union of Ecuadorian Youth. Clashes left casualties as Quito tightens defense and reshuffles cabinet amid Cuba ties fallout.
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Quito
Ecuador
Julio Carlos Arosemena
pro-Castro Revolutionary Union of Ecuadorean
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Arosemena
Havana
Castro
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Francisco Tamariz
Jorge Rivandeneira
Santo Domin
Flaming Wreck Fatal For Six
A station wagon with nine aboard returning to Ohio crashed into Pudding Swamp Bridge on U S 301 near Turbeville Manning S C. Six people died including four children. One victim was Mrs R L Munger 30 Gates Mills Ohio daughter of Myron H Mike Wilson Jr president of the Cleveland Indians. Police reported good visibility and dry pavement at the time of the crash.
Four French diplomats freed as UAR halts spy trial
Cairo sources report the United Arab Republic ended the three month spy trial of four French diplomats and allowed immediate departure on the first Paris flight. The move, seen as Nasser regime support for de Gaulle’s cease fire with Algerian nationalists, followed French promises to halt a Marseille radio station beamed at Egypt.
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George McArthur
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Paris
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Charles de Gaulle
U.A.R
France
Marseilles
Egypt
Henri Mouton
Andrei Mattei
Jean-Paul Bellivier
Andre Miquel
Spe
Captain Calls Wife In Florida
Seven American treasure hunters under arrest in Cuba expect to leave there Sunday. Patton, skipper of the Pisces, says the Cuban government has cleared them and they have been treated as guests. He awaited Swiss embassy clearance and noted the boat was sunk. The wife said he planned to meet her at Miami airport when possible.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cuba
Roy S. Patton
Dean Rusk
U.S. Coast Guard
Rusk
State ports approve whisky storage for military shipments
The State Ports Authority aims to move more Scotch to docks and the ABC Board backs the plan by designating the Wilmington bonded warehouse as a storage point for domestic whisky bound for military installations. This will allow shippers to send in imports like Scotch and domestic liquor to southern bases.
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Raleigh
State Abc Board
Wilmington
Ports Authority
Berlin Talks Will Reopen
Washington and Moscow plan to reopen talks next week on the Berlin crisis. Undersecretary George W. Ball said Allies are making major decisions on how to proceed with discussions. Topics include an international control authority for access to Berlin. Informants said new talks were in the works after U.S. envoy Llewellyn Thompson bid farewell to President Kenney before returning to Russia. Location of talks unclear. Washington expected to host some sessions with Anatoly F. Dobrynin representing the Soviet Union.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Edly
Berlin
George W. Ball
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Kenney
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Launch of Centaur Satellite Delayed by Winds
Cape Canaveral reports a second postponement of the Centaur space rocket maiden flight due to high altitude winds and cloud cover. NASA did not set a new launch date after Friday's delay.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Trinity High School Student Returns from Youthpower Congress
Hoke Smith III of Randolph County Trinity High School attended the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago as a 4-H active member. The Enterprise Sunday offers a report detailing his trip and experiences from the event. A special future feature will explore John Glenn’s impact beyond his orbital flight and his inspiring role in American spirit.
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Hoke Smith III
Trinity
Chicago
National Youthpower Congress
Randolph County
Young Smith
Trinity High School
Enterprise
Hero
John Glenn
Earth
America
Grandmas to Work in U S Labor Force by 1970
United Nations figures project more than 40 percent of American women over 55 will hold paid jobs by 1970, with total female workers rising 25 percent versus 15 percent for men. The shift comes amid educational improvements and calls for equal pay.
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A. J. Goldberg
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Commission On the Status of Women
U.S
Rachel Nason
Commission
International Labor Organization
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