Theresa Bates makes art show splash as toddler winner
In South Gate California Theresa Bates two year old daughter of Albert Bates wins a prize in an adults art show. Critics debate whether a child’s simple mural qualifies as art while the father defends the entry and the association bars future child entries.
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South Gate
Calif
Theresa Bates
Grandma Moses
Theresa
Albert G. Bates
Bates
Robert A. Chuey
Pat S. Brown
South Gate Art Association
Youth Admits Cutting Up Instructor In Reno Case
Thomas Lee Bean, 18, admits killing and dismembering Sonja McCaskie, a 24 year old ski instructor, raping her. He described the attack in a police interview as five bullets flew overhead during pursuit and a later reenactment was recorded on film.
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Reno
Nev
Thomas Lee Bean
William J. Baggio
Sonja McCaskie
Bean
Baggio
Miss McCaskie
Raggio
Salt Lake City
Nevada State Reformatory
Elko
Baptist Hospital Head to be Buried in Columbia
The Rev. William M. Whiteside, 87, longtime head of the South Carolina Baptist Hospital, died Saturday and was to be buried today in Columbia. Services were set for 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church with interment at Greenlawn Cemetery. he had led the hospital since 1918 after earlier pastoral work in Spartanburg. He was born near Gastonia, North Carolina.
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Columbia
Hap
William M. Whiteside
South Carolina Baptist Hospital
First Baptist Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Spartanburg
Gastonia
N.C
General Rise Noted In Market
New York markets opened with broad advances led by steel stocks as Lukens surged 24 percent after price hikes alongside Wheeling. U S Steel gained 2 from 51, oils rallied with Standard Oil of Ohio up over 2, Merck and IBM also higher. Industrials and autos rose while Polaroid dipped fractionally and Lorillard edged up more than a point.
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Lukens Steel
Wheeling
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Standard Oil
Ohio
Merck
IBM
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Xerox
Polaroid
U.S
Reynolds Metals
New Jersey
Liggett & Myers
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Lorillard
Red Meeting Triggers Barrage of Rubbish in Auckland
About 550 people attended a Communist party meeting at Auckland during the New Zealand triennial conference. Delegates from the Soviet Union China Italy Albania Indonesia Canada and Australia were present. A student march formed outside the hall. doors were closed and police guarded as the meeting ended. A barrage of apples eggs and street rubbish greeted attendees as they exited and foreign delegates slipped away through a back door.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Communist Party
Soviet Union
China
Italy
Albania
Indonesia
Canada
Australia
Birmingham Protests Continue Amid Desegregation Tensions
A large NegroDemonstration near a Birmingham business district faced police intervention as officers used billy clubs and wagons to control rock throwing and scuffles. Leaders including A D King and Nelson Smith were arrested for disturbing the peace while Easter services saw mixed reception from white congregations.
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Xing
Birmingham
Boutwell
Connor
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
E. V. Ramage
Earl Stallings
King
A. D. King
Porter
Nelson Smith
Frank Dukes
Wyoming Legislature Expands Workers Comp to DMV Examiners
The Wyoming legislature approved a bill to place state revenue department employees who conduct driver license examinations under the dangerous occupation category of the workmen's compensation law.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
State Revenue Department
Delicate Reticence In Steel Industry
James Marlow reports a cautious stance in the U S steel industry as prices edge up selectively amid competition and Kennedy pressure. Bethlehem Wheeling Lukens and others weigh profit needs against political limits while Kennedy signals no firm ban. Prices may trend from selective to general if conditions shift.
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Washington
Charley
U.S. Steel Corp
Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Edmund F. Martin
Bethlehem
Boy Spends Easter In Solitude
A 17 year old Georgia boy Roger Foster pleaded guilty to first degree murder for stabbing charter boat captain Douglas Trevor, 54, and his son Edward, 22, then tossing their bodies overboard near Key West. He spent Easter in a jail cell and wrote a letter to his parents refusing to see them. A preliminary hearing will follow after counsel is obtained. The case centers on events aboard the Dream Girl about 20 miles west of Key West near the Marquesas Keys.
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Key West
Fla
Georgia
Roger Foster
Griffin
H.A. Foster
Roger
Coast Guard
Foster
Douglas Treivor
Edward
Florida
Marquesas Deys
Trevor
Henry Haskins
Trevors
Cuban
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Arthur B. Homer
Wheeling Steel Co
E. J. Haley
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
W. E. Mullestain
Lukens Steel Co
Lukens
Elvis
Joan O'Brien
PAYOL
Walt Disney Miracle of the
LLONS
Taylor
Palmer -Jurgens
Technicolor
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Point RD
Prive-Im Theatre
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Panavision
Sutanne Pleshette
Waco
Larry Stor May
Edward Andres
Karen
Rein McCarty Howard Morris Warren
Phil Silvers
Stanley Baker
Fle
Cleopatra
Debra Paget
Samson
Greensboro Road
Stooges
Carol Christensen
Elvis Presley
Outer Space
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HFC
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Ferndale Junior High School
Wright-Womble-Pitts, Inc
North Main Street
Captain Finn's Restaurant
Greensboro Rd
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N. Centennial
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