Calendar of events and pool hours in local town notice
A Band Mothers Club meeting is set for Wednesday May 31 at 7 pm in the Band Building. The City Park pool opens today May 36 for two weeks with lessons 10 am to 12 noon and fees listed. A Junior Cotillion Club softball game at City Park 7 30 pm features the Flying Dragons of Hone. Union Singers headline at St Luke Baptist Church Sheppard Sunday June 1, Rev B N Glover pastor.
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Band Mothers' Club
City Fark
City Park
Union Singers
St. Luke Baptist Church
Sheppard
B. N. Glover
Impromptu Sit-in Staged by Negro Attendee in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Negro attorney Willie L Brown Jr his wife Blanche and their children with friends staged an impromptu sit in Sunday in a model home at a new Forest Knolls tract. They waited from 11 am until after 5 pm to protest alleged rebuffs by salesmen of Standard Building Co. Brown described himself as SFNAACPs Political Action Committee chairman and said the firm refused to sell to him previously. Parsons Standard Building GM declined to comment.
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SAN Francisco
Willie L. Brown Jr
Blanche
Brown
Naional Association For Advancement of Colored People
Forest Knolls
Twin Peaks
Standard Building Co
George G. Parsons
Parsons
Widely Known Doctor Dies in New Haven at 80
Dr. Arnold L. Gesell a noted pediatrician and child development expert died at his New Haven home aged 80 He founded the Yale Clinic of Child Development in 1911 later led as director and professor He also started the Gesell Institute in 1950 and authored over two dozen books and a daily column He is survived by his widow a son a daughter and a sister
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New Haven
Alma
Wis
Gesell
Beatrice Chandler Gesell
Gerhard A. Gesell
Washington, D.C
Joseph W. Walden
Larchmont
George C. Matthews
Chicago
Old Ironsides Sails Again From Boston Harbor
The 167-year-old USS Constitution, nicknamed Old Ironsides, left her pier at Boston Naval Base with Anchors Aweigh playing. For nearly all of the year she stays at her wharf except on this traditional voyage, as tugs guide the ship down the harbor with the commander of the 1st Naval District aboard.
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Boston
1St Naval District
Red Cross chief says hot war avoidable but ideological war to continue
Washington AP General Alfred M Gruenther, president of the American Red Cross, told the Advertising Federation of America annual meeting that a hot war can be avoided though ideological struggle will persist. He urged citizens to show global welfare over parochial interests to help prevent World War III.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Advertising Federation of America
Tractor Deal Gains Support Across Parties
President Kennedy broadens backing for tractors-for-prisoners swap with Cuba's Fidel Castro as critics remain vocal. Senator Cooper endorses the plan while opponents warn of blackmail, with lawmakers including Javits and Gore urging changes in leadership and diplomacy.
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Jack Bell Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Republian
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
White House
Castro
Cooper
Senate
United States
Jacob K. Javi
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Russell B. Long
D-La
Latin America
Humphrey
Nixon
Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Woman Strangles Her 3 Children in Greece Incident
ATHENS Greece AP A young U S Army sergeant s wife Joann Baker 28 of Stockdale Texas strangled her three children and slashed her throat police said She was found by her husband Joel when he returned to their Kalamaki villa home early Sunday Baker s home is Route 2 China Grove North Carolina in critical condition at the U S base hospital
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Athens
Greece
Joann Baker
Stockdale
Texas
U.S
Stevenson to South America for inter-American program
Adlai E Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, will tour South America to accelerate the inter-American development program. The voyage aims to stabilize ties and advance social and economic progress while keeping the harbor peaceful for the new year.
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Adlai
South America
Washington
Kennedy
Adlai E Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Katanga Leader Tshombe Arrives in Leopoldville Under Guard
Katanga's captive President Moise Tshombe was brought by riverboat to Leopoldville today guarded by about 200 troops. He was taken to a military dump where Patrice Lumumba was once held and slain. Tshombe, who smiled on docking, faces high treason charges carrying possible death.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Tshombe
Coquilhatoyille
Leopardville
Coquilhatville
Congo River
Joseph Kasagubu
Pole Minister Flees to West
Warsaw reports deny Western claims that Antoni Alster Poland interior official fled west. Emigre sources in London and The London Daily Mail allege Alster, 54, defector under interrogation in Washington, described as the most important Communist to switch allegiance since the war.
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London
Antoni Alater
Poland
London Daily Mail
Alster
Washington
Foreign Office
Central Intelligence Agency
Berlin
Khrushchev
Warsaw
Antoni Alster
US Space Chief Predicts Moon Race Victory
NASA chief James E. Webb declared the United States will beat the Soviet Union to the moon. He noted a suborbital US flight could occur by late June or early July, with a full lunar expedition within the next decade. Deputy Hugh Dryden avoided a fixed date and discussed cost estimates of $20 to $40 billion.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Space Agency
James E. Webb
Webb
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dryden
NBC
Danish Navy boards British trawler near Faroe Islands
A British trawler the Red Crusader was boarded by three Danish sailors off the Faroe Islands for fishing in restricted waters. The ship fled toward Thorshavn after warning shots and several hits were fired by the Danish frigate Niels Ebbesen, with the Danish crew remaining nearby.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Faroe Islands
North Atlantic
Aberdeen
Scotland
Corse
Thorshavn
Admiralty
Niels Ebbessen
Niels Ebbesen
Alibi Clock Clue Cracks Murder Case at Apartment Block
Inspector Justus pieces together a complex alibi involving a fixed clock at a filling station and a photographed car, determining the murder of Dayde occurred around 5:28 to 5:30 pm. A parallax shadow in the clock image reveals Sleigher’s guilt despite a strong alibi. Dayde and Sleigher, neighbors in the block, had motive and animosity.
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Justus
Dayde
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