Freedom Riders Slow Pace on Mississippi Route
Berkeley to Jackson dispatch notes delays as Freedom Riders face police actions and court proceedings. Arrests rise to 14 during Jackson siege with nine detained at the bus terminal for breach of peace. Henry Schwarzschild, Wyatt Tee Walker, Therese Ann Walker, and Mirion Reid are among those arrested. legal rulings await in federal cases.
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Jackson
Berkeley
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Sidney Mize
Elizabeth Porter Wyckell
Elbert P. Tuttle
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
I'railways
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Chicago
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Schwarzschild
Hhr
Wyatt Tee, Walker
Atlanta
Therese Ann Walker
Mirion Reid
Petersburg
Virginia Leadership Conference
Miami Beach man appeals after locksmith bond set
Alanis S. Stein, 34, convicted of picking a lock at a Miami Beach mansion, appealed and bond was set at 37,000. After forms were found in a deputy sheriff’s locked desk, the court clerk said Stein borrowed exhibit A in the trial and the lock picking tool opened the desk.
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Fis
Miami Beach
Alanis S. Stein
James Regan Sald Stein
Bond
Jerry's Trncertes Furniture Ad Breaks On Air
Fragmented listings show Jerry's Furniture at 2500 Industrial with a 63313 phone and a Tomorrow air slot on KRCG TV Channel 28. Schedule snippets include June dates, weather, and various program cues across a chaotic broadcast page.
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Krcg-Tv
Temperatures and Notices Across U S Daily Record
A fragment from a local paper lists daily temperature notes across the United States, hospital admissions and births in several towns, names of residents and addresses, multiple marriage licenses, and magistrate court fines for speeding. The text also records a jail sentence for parking violations and other local items.
Fight With Larker Hurts Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills sidelined for two days after a fight with teammate Norm Larker. The incident, dated June 15, reportedly occurred before a home game against the Cubs and was allegedly kept secret by the Dodgers front office. Reporter Bob Hunter broke the story, noting a Cubs player leaked details.
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Norm Larker
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Radio KWOS Broadcasts A Busy Thursday Schedule
Fragmented radio guide lists KWOS and multiple programs including news weather and market updates. Mentions Pelion Lewis dine and multiple names such as Earl Jackton and Joan Newa with quirky OCR errors. The schedule hints at Evening, Night, and market segments with weather bulletins.
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Pelion Lewis
Ipnith
Ardingly
Cincinnati
Earl Jackton
Sparls
Eesears
Marte
Memacioe
Tilley
Local Programs Feature Broad Coverage From Town Panels
Broad listing of programs and segments across multiple stations including sports, interviews, and community updates. Highlights include Obebens and Markely segments, Weether 805 sports, Roundup Muate and HAb County agendas, plus trends from Farte-Trends and Waal’s fem Agcisushiry. Includes diaspora notes, musical memorials, and Govntry Hour discussions.
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Ikeda Proposes Japan Partnership In Aid Programs
Washington AP report on Hayato Ikeda proposing a Japanese American partnership to finance and staff Southeast Asia aid programs. He pitched Japan as a middleman for economic development with U S funding, in talks with Kennedy and Sen. Hiram Fong.
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Southeast Asia
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Hayato Ikeda
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Sen
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
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Ryuku Islands
Okinawa
Young Joe Torre Off to Fast Start
Milwaukee AP report says Joe Torre, 20, has burst onto the scene with the Milwaukee Braves, batting .287 with six homers and 14 RBIs in 30 games after signing for a $15,000 bonus. Lew Burdette praises Torre as a gifted catcher, noting his rapid rise and solid defense alongside veteran pitching.
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Joe France
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San Francisco Giants
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Torte
Frank Torte
Brooklyn
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Braves
Ote
Honey
Russell
Russel
Torre
Gyants
Cage Game Fixer To Talk On College Scandals In Seattle
Joseph Busene Greene, 36, arrested in Seattle on fugitive warrant, says he will cooperate with New York authorities. Indicted on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to Columbia University basketball transfers. Greene, an athletic director, says he knows many players. He arrived in Seattle three weeks ago seeking the West Coast, held on $10,000 bond.
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Arone
Belivery
Portnoy
Columbia University
Jankyeutie
Brony
King Cinaity
West Coast
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Aeighbor
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Mm New
First Hit for Rookie Windhorn Delivers Dodgers Win
Chicago saw Gordon Ray Windhorn, a rookie, deliver a bases loaded three run double in the fourth to spark a 4-1 Dodgers victory over the Cubs in game one of a doubleheader. He also doubled in the seventh and started game two, which Los Angeles won 4-2.
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Ray Windhorn
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Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Windhurn
Hogs and cattle market report from St Louis and Kansas City
Market dispatch shows hogs advancing with barrows and gilts up 3 percent and sows steady to higher, cattle calves steady with stockers and feeders mostly unchanged. Regional notes include egg prices and Windhorn's baseball path, plus dairy butter quotations and wholesale egg standings.
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Louis Iapesiole
Chicago Ball Fans Enjoyed Big Day
Chicago's big league baseball day featured the White Sox sweeping a doubleheader from the Indians 15-3 and 11-1 at Comiskey Park to reach within striking distance of first place as they chase a breakout season. The Cubs swept a Los Angeles doubleheader at Wrigley Field, while fans packed both parks amid a season of rising expectations and persistent optimism from management and players.
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Wrigley Field
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Indians
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Detroit
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Missouri Women's Golf tourney features junior Mary Jo Campbell
In Missouri at St Joseph the 11 year old Mary Jo Campbell from Indiana upset-staged Judy Torluemke of St Louis in the Missouri Women's Golf Tournament quarterfinals. Campbell, playing in her third state event, beat Mrs Roger Linsin 4 and 3 and faces Kathy Fawcett in next round as the event reaches the semifinals.
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Judy Torluemke
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NCAA Small Schools Consider Postseason Expansion
Kansas City AP report notes NCAA executive director Walter Byers says the Ineman college Committee will study adding postseason football and national championships in other sports for the 341 smaller NCAA institutions. The national championship series now covers five events across basketball and other sports.
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Western Open Meet Opens at Blythefield Country Club
Grand Rapids hosts the 38th Western Open Golf Tournament starting today at Blythefield. Weather is mild with showers unlikely. expected winning score around 270 to 275 over 72 holes. Top contenders include Gene Littler Arnold Palmer Gary Player Sam Snead and other golf stars vying for $5,000 first prize and a tour glory.
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Wogan
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