Sea Orphan Terry Jo Duperrault Takes Solid Food
Terry Jo Duperrault, 11, the Sea Orphan, eats solid food for the first time since her rescue from a raft after the Bluebelle disaster. Doctors say she has improved. investigation into Renee’s death and the Bahamas inquest are under discussion as Capt. Julian Harvey’s fate is closed by his own death.
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Miami
Fla
Terry Jo Duperrault
Atlantic Ocean
Terry Jo
Bahamas
Green Bay
Wis
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Mary Harvey
Julian Harvey
Harvey
Bluebelle
Renee
L.A.W. Orr
Miami News
Orr
Nassau
Robbery Warrant Drawn for Charlotte Man in Winston-Salem
James Lee Harris, 29, was named in a robbery with firearms warrant tied to an attack on Johnny Howard Harris, 22, who said he was abducted after cashing payroll checks and robbed of about 373 dollars. Four men, all described as Negro, allegedly carried out the robbery. three others remained unnamed and sought.
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Winston-Salem
Charlotte
James Lee Harris
Johnny Howard Harris
Forsyth County
Forsyth
J. W. Speas
Southern
Federal climate of stamp plan tested in Kennedy era
President Kennedy's spending curb raises doubts about the future of the eight area food stamp trial run by Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman. The plan uses stamps redeemable for groceries and relies on surplus foods. costs could hit 330 million to over 1 billion yearly, depending on eligibility rules and dietary standards. Officials report progress in eight trial areas and expect a final decision after a pending study. Freeman sees encouraging results and growing eligibility.
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Washington
Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Stamp Plan
White House
Budget Bureau
West Coast gowns dazzle at Press Week preview
Beverly Hills California designers showcase spring collections at the 8th annual Press Week drawing attention with elegant after six gowns. Don Lopez highlights include a white beaded bodice gown with a long skirt and a vibrant carnation pattern dress with a knee front and dramatic train.
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Southern California
Uth
SEC widens crackdown to guard investing public
The SEC expands its focus with tougher rules and enforcement, disciplining a broker for insider information, and targeting advisers ads starting Jan. 1. It accuses Sutro Bros. and Schweickert & Co. of financing customers’ stock purchases, and launches a long running investigation into market practices across exchanges and OTC markets.
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SEC
Commission
American Stock Exchange
Jerry
Gerard Re
New York Stock Exchange
First Lady Kennedy Had Fox Hunt Fall Photo Captures Bail
A photo from a Virginia fox hunt shows Mrs. John F. Kennedy leaping a fence aboard Bit of Irish after a stop by Upperville. Though shaken, she remounted and rode on with a smile later, as officials confirmed no serious accident.
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Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Upperville
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Pierre Salinger
Phoenix
Ariz
Marshal Hawkins
Warrenton
Hawkins
Mrs. Kennedy
Paul Fout
Lost Boy Found At Granny's In Camden
James Blizzard, 14, missing from near Camden since Thursday, was found at his grandmother's house after searchers traced his camping gear near a swamp. Sheriff D. E. Hilton traveled to Gastonia, North Carolina, to speak with two Camden-area youths who had seen him Thursday.
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Camden
S.C
James Blizzard
Blizzard
Kershaw County
D. E. Hilton
Gastonia
N.C
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