Hero Takes Medal But Prefers Food Hero Takes Medal But Prefers Food
Miami story highlights Ronnie Mickles a seven year old who saved Debbie Stresleaut from drowning and received a heroism award and an honorary deputy citation while a community ice cream party celebrated the rescue. In Chester Pa a planned mass rally against school segregation was postponed amid fears of out of town violence as police kept watch.
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Ronnie Mickles
Debbie Tetreault
Dairy Council of
South Florida
Ronnie
Debbie
Miami
Fla
Romnie
Mickles
Earl Gillen
T. A. Buchanan
Chester
Stanley Branche
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
Branche
Frm Branche
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Philadelphia
New York
Prince Edward Christened in Windsor England
Prince Edward, youngest child of Queen Elizabeth II, was christened at Windsor Castle private chapel. Born March 10, he received the names Edward Antony Richard Louis and wailed during the water anointing as five godparents attended: Prince Richard of Gloucester, Lord Snowdon, Princess Georg of Hanover, Princess Louis of Hesse, and the Duchess of Kent represented by Princess Marina.
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Windsor
England
Prince Edward
Elizabeth II
Jordan
Windsor Castle
Edward Antony
Richard Louis
Prince Richard of
Gloucester
Lord Snowdon
Georg of
Hanover
Prince Philip
Prince Louis of Hesse
Philip
Duchess of Kent
Marina
Soviets Remain in Cuba Maintains Presence
Washington reports indicate many Soviet troops stay in Cuba longer than U.S. estimates suggested, with officials predicting a slow, continued withdrawal in coming weeks. Castro rejects spy flights as Khrushchev defends the ally, warning against escalating actions that could trigger another crisis.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Khrushchev
Old Groaner Turns 60 as Birth Date Debate Ends
Hollywood AP reports Bing Tresley, famed singer known as The Old Groaner, reaches age 60. He settles disputes over his birth year, confirming May 2, 1904, in Tacoma, and notes his ongoing fitness and family life, including fatherhood of his sixth child in 1961. He attributes his slim figure to skipping groceries.
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Hollywood
Bing Tresley
Bing
Tacoma
Kathryn Grant
Race Issue Hits Building Trade
In New York City a 41-member Lomine crew walked off a $25 million city project citing racial tensions. Four newly hired workers Puerto Rican and Black faced hostility from white plumbers who claimed nonunion status. the dispute echoes previous demands for minority hiring. The City Human Rights Commission met as police stood by.
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Afl-Cio Plumbers Local 2
City Commission On Human Rights
Bronx
Ent
Ralph’ Astrove
Astrove
Ing Corp
Commission On Human Rights
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University of Miami
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Office Equipment CO
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Aluminum
Jufeman
N. Maln St
Beals Davis Patrol
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