Boy Nobody Wants Goes Back On Florida Relief
Ricky Thorne sixteen returns to relief rolls as his parents Magnie and Victor Thorne abandon him again and relocate to Canada. The case draws Florida juvenile court scrutiny over custody and abandonment, with extradition talks under consideration.
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Ricky
Miami International
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Sid Weaver
Thornes
Detroit
Canada
Wold
Dade County
Barron Shields
Weaver
Michigan
Shields
Ford Dealers Seek To Offset Losses
Ford dealers across six cities report varied responses to the UAW strike now in its 23rd day. Some boost used car sales and hold prices, while others fear closures if conditions don’t improve. Inventory ranges from one week to two months, with several noting sticker prices suffice but delivery uncertain. Automotive News says Ford is delaying new orders as talks continue.
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Queens
Ford
New York
Park Motor Sales Inc
Detroit
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Dallas
Kansas City
Automotive News
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General Motors
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Defector Hidden in Box Bound for Stockholm Fair
A 28 year old East German defected to Sweden by hiding inside a wooden box bound for the Czechoslovakian pavilion at the Stockholm technical fair. He rode unseen for two days with little food. The man, visiting Czechoslovakia, seeks political asylum in West Germany.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Mar
West Germany
Was Negro Unjustly Convicted in NC Case
Melvin Wooten, head of North Carolina Board of Paroles, seeks to determine if a Black man was unjustly convicted of raping a white woman and sentenced to life. Ronald Glen Sheppard was arrested in Raleigh after a car burglary and attempted rape, tied to an incident similar to the Goldsboro case. Detective Captain C M Gilstrap said evidence showed an honest mistake in the Hiawatha Wynn rape conviction, with Wynn sentenced in August. Strickland appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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Wooten
Raleigh
Hiawatha Wynn
Thomas Strick- Strickland
Goldsboroland
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Wayne County Law Enforcepreme Court
Ford's Theater to reopen with 1860s plays in 1965 season
Ford's Theater, closed since 1965 restoration, will host 1860 era plays early next year with a nine month repertory season beginning February 2 Lincoln's birthday. The Ford's Theater Society, aided by a 250000 grant from Lincoln National Life, aims to revive live theater in the historic venue six blocks from the White House.
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Abraham Lincoln
Interior Department
Ford’s
Ford’s Theater Society
Lincoln
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Stewart L. Udall
White House
John Wilkes Booth
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