New Mexico Miss Universe Contestant Stands Firm
Sue Ingersoll a 20 year old Albuquerque beauty parlor operator faced church opposition over her Miss Universe entry. The New Mexico archdiocese warned she would lose the sacraments if she entered. Ingersoll said family and public support exist despite calls to her and her mother. An Archbishop’s decree still allows contestants to appear in swimsuits.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Catholic Church
Sue Ingersoll
H. C. Ingersoll
Miss Louisiana contestant withdraws after bishop's urging
An 18 year old beauty contestant Mary Alice Thibodaux of Jennings withdrew from the Miss Louisiana finals after her bishop urged she not to appear. Pearce Bailey the state contest chairman said Donna May Brendily of Jennings substituted for Thibodaux who did not enter for personal reasons.
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Lake Providence
Pearce Bailey
Mary Alice Thiodaux
Jennings
Bailey
Donna May Brendily
Miss Thibodaux
Southwest Louisiana Institute
Saarland Returns to Germany in Postwar Reunification
Bonn reports that Saarland, previously under French influence since World War II, will rejoin West Germany by mid year as part of a transition set six months before the deadline. The 10th German state spans 1,009 square miles with its economy tied to coal and steel.
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Bonn
Germany
Saarland
West Germany
League of Nations
France
Britain
Italy
Red China's Leap Judged By U S Experts
U S analysts say Peiping s grand economic drive is smaller in scale than claimed and includes backward steps. They note food shortages, reliance on imported steel, and backyard furnaces that polluted product while crops suffered. Flood reports from China are unconfirmed by free world observers.
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Washington
U.S
China
Peiping
Red
Europe
Peiping Radio
Queen Rests Before Visit To Chicago On Royal Caribbean Cruise
Queen Elizabeth II takes a day off aboard the royal yacht Britannia as she travels from Georgian Bay toward Chicago during a six week Canadian tour. Thousands gather in Detroit for the Fourth of July stop with about 250000 spectators, while 4000 boats accompany the Britannia up the Detroit and Sinclair rivers to Sarnia. The Queen shows no weariness and rotates outfits, though the press secretary notes she may not keep the wardrobe streak.
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Party Sound
Ont
Canada
Britannia
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Georgian Bay
Chicago
Queen
Prince Philip
Lake Michigan
Sault Ste Marie
Detroit
Elizabeth
Philip
Sinclair
Sarnia
Prince Phillip
Esmond Butler
Queen Elizabeth
Butler
Conflict in Kerala intensifies as clashes claim lives
In Kerala the struggle between the Communist government and anti government groups grows more explosive with 15 deaths so far. Police fired in a coastal Trivandrum suburb after a mob attacked them, while the opposition says the action was unprovoked.
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Trivandrum
India
Kerala
Nehru
Thompson urges Russians to back self governed peace on Independence Day
US Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson told a Russian audience that peace lies in people being governed as they want. He spoke in Russian during a July 4 telecast and urged constructive U.S. Soviet exchanges as Nixon prepares to open an exhibition in Moscow. He expressed hope for reduced misinformation and noted Khrushchev’s absence from the reception. The embassy flew the 49 star flag for Alaska.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
United States
Thompson
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Alaska
America
Cool Air Blankets Nation Across Plains and Coasts
A cold front spreads rain from the Texas Panhandle to Joplin Missouri and Chanute Kansas with more than an inch recorded in both towns. The system moves into the Mississippi Valley as scattered thunderstorms affect the Florida west coast and northern Great Plains with minimal other impacts.
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Texas Panhandle
Joplin
Chanute
Kan
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Great Plains
Fugitive Otis Hall Shot By Arkansas Posse
Otis Hall a 45 year old escapee from Cummins prison was killed by about a dozen lawmen in a woodline chase near Dumas after ignoring halt warnings. Bloodhounds aided the pursuit. Hall had fled since Wednesday and was convicted in 1949 of murder in Mississippi County.
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Dumas
Ark
Otis Hall
Cummins
Alan Templeton
Hall
Templeton
Mississippi
Teamster Contracts Probed in Senate Hearings
The Senate rackets committee will probe Teamster contract negotiations next week amid accusations that Hoffa and leaders struck side deals harming rank and file. Witnesses from Local 560 Hoboken and Chicago Taxi Local 777, plus Hoffa ally figures, are slated to testify on alleged takeoffs and enforcement methods.
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Washington
James R. Babasagty
Kennedy
Teamsters
Hoffa
Teamster
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
John Conlin
The
Hoboken
N.J
Tony Provenzano
Anthony Castellito
New Milford
John T
Sandy) O’brien
Chicago
Joey Glimco
Chicago Taxi
George W. Barker
Glimco
Decatur
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Detroit
Tom Hickey
Del City Mayor Treated City Hall as Fascinating Hobby
Ray Trent says his duties as mayor of Del City are engaging and absorbing, calling the job a fascinating hobby and noting once you enter City Hall you can't get it out of your system.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Trent
del City
City Hall
Interview with Kozlov highlights U S as Russian aims target
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher quotes Soviet Deputy Premier Frol R Kozlov after a Pacific Union Club dinner. The mayor recorded his impressions for newspapers noting Kozlov’s humor and remarks on U S foreign policy and Soviet goals abroad.
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Frol R. Kozlov
San Francisco
George Christopher
Pacific Union Club
An Francisco San Francisco
Kozlov
Kozlov on U.S.-Soviet relations and avoiding war
In a candid interview, Kozlov praises U.S. power but says Russia seeks peaceful trade and cultural exchange. He notes 17 trading partners, hope to avert war, and acknowledges unresolved political questions while stressing joint projects and peaceful development.
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Kozlov
Russia
Korea
Viet Nam
Siberia
Governors Bathe in Black Sea While On Soviet Trip
A group of American governors arrived in Tiflis, Soviet Georgia, after a long flight from Kiev and spent July 4 at a resort beach. Gov Hodges of North Carolina and Mrs Meyner waded in the surf as others noted local scenery reminded them of home.
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Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Florida
Leroy Collins
Adler
Sochi
Tiflis
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Robert H. Smylie
Idaho
Soviet Union
William G. Stratten
Illinois
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
How To Help 1 In 10 And Help Yourself
Public service notice encourages understanding and support for people with serious problems. It outlines listening with sympathy and offers a free topic titled How To Deal With Your Tensions. Send requests to Box 2500 New York 1 New York.
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New York
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