California Girl Becomes Miss U S A At Pageant
Teresa Huntingdon 19, UCLA dancer from California, won the Miss U S A title at Memorial Auditorium with 4000 spectators present. Runners up included Miss Texas Carelgean Douglas Miss Florida Nanita Greene Miss Georgia Dorothy Taylor and Miss New York Arlene Nesbitt.
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Long Beach
Calif
U.S.A
California
Terry Huntingdon
UCLA
Texas
Carelgean Douglas
Florida
Nanita Greene
Georgia
Dorothy Taylor
New York
Arlene Nesbitt
Baste Flicka
Sweden
Memorial Auditorium
Teen-Ager Charged In Art Fire
A teen aged Richard V. Smith Jr. is jailed in Columbus Georgia on arson charges for burning three art collections at the Columbus Museum of Arts and Crafts valuing $15,000 and daubing swastikas on walls and two synagogues. The damage to the museum is estimated at $5,000 with a $25,000 bond set for the grand jury. The mother defends him saying he loves art and hates violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Richard V. Smith Jr
Atlanta
E. S. Moncrieff
Columbus Museum of Arts and Crafts
Castro to decide Sunday if he resumes premiership
Fidel Castro indicated he will decide on Sunday whether to return as Cuba’s premier and addressed a crowd in Havana. He urged a 26 July “people’s decision” at the revolution anniversary event while facing calls from labor unions and peasant supporters to withdraw his resignation.
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Castro
Robert Berrelez
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Cuban Confederation of Workers
Manuel Urrutia
U.S
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Terry Lynn Huntingdon
Mt. Shasta
United States of America
Arlene Howell
Louisiana
Terry
Phil
Sis
U.S. Military Academy
Iola Huntingdon
Mount Shasta
General Electric
Weathertron
Electi
Gemenar
Ececraic
N. Main St
BELK
Oxfords
Brown
Belk’s
Washington Street
Ome Ini
Redball Jets
White Bucks
Bermuda
NUM Sre
United Press International
Frank Bartholomew
UPI
Osvaldo Dorticos
Motel Assn
Daytona Beach
Se Ae
Marineland
Silver Springs
Spress Gardens
Neptune Motel
Atlantic
Perty
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