Demonstrators Charged In injunction clash with deputies
Sheriff deputy A E Lockridge says no electric prodders or shotguns were used during the clash with demonstrators. Colvard states all demonstrators will be charged with violating the injunction blocking traffic. Mary Hamilton, a Negro spokesman, says more protests may be staged today.
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Third Man Accident Involving Missing Driver Remains Unclear
A two car collision on a road left the unlighted car abandoned after its driver fled on foot. William H. Romack Jr. attempted to assist those involved. Gerald Sullivan of Mercury claimed involvement with the other vehicle but said he was not present. Funeral services for Hatcher are planned in Oil City California with burial in Bakersfield. Hatcher, a Korean War veteran, was 23 and survived by two brothers, a sister, and both parents.
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Learning Pays
Alabama Extension Service reports that a college graduate earns significantly more over a lifetime. The average graduate earns about 78000 more than a non graduate attender and 103000 more than the average high school graduate, highlighting the financial value of completing college.
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Ward death ends Britain sex scandal saga at St Stephen's
Dr Ward died at 3 50 p m after taking a massive overdose of sleeping pills hours before a jury convicted him of living off the immoral earnings of Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice Davies. Authorities report the coroner will decide on next steps.
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North Korean-Chinese Delegation At UNC Meeting
At the 176th Korean Armistice Commission session in a heat crowded demilitarized zone hut Maj. Gen Chang Jung Whan led the North Korean side while Cloud pressed shooting incidents. Chang denied shooter blame and accused UNC of espionage, claiming over 40 South Korean spies caught last month. Firefight near the border dawn lit by US 1st Cavalry guards produced no American casualties, though one officer said North Koreans may have suffered two dead or wounded.
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Korean Armistice Commission
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Demilitarized Zone
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Hurricane Arlene Faces Path as Ships Halt Voyage
The Weather Bureau warned vessels to take extreme caution in Arlene's track and advised small craft in the leeward and northern Windward Islands to stay near port. Ocean going ships were steering well clear, and no reports from ships near the storm had been received.
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Vive Las Vegas and the Hollywood Shift in 1950s Fun
A writer notes Hollywood's decline into sensationalism and red ink as big studios consider moving operations to Malibu while Las Vegas embraces a new glamour link. The piece links MGM’s use of Vive to a broader playful, sunlit image and recalls the Parisian Vive la difference anecdote to hint at cultural shifts and the enduring appeal of fun in the sun.
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Paris
Tahiti
Las Vegas
Hollywood
Malibu Hills
Chamber of Deputies
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Marilyns Estate Unsettled Amid Complex Liquidation
New York lawyers report Marilyn Monroe estate liquidation is highly complex and cannot yet yield an eventual value. Unpaid legacies from her August California death remain due as executor Aaron R. Frosch and attorney Alfred Rice note debts and claims are being settled first.
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UPI
Marilyn Monroe
California
New York World-Telegram
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Parliament Ends For Summer in Canada
Parliament wrapped up for a two month recess as Liberal government cabinets plan for resumption Sept 30. Leaders and MPs scatter. Pearson rests at Harrington Lake while Diefenbaker stays in Ottawa then to Prince Albert. Douglas heads to Regina then Sweden. Thompson at Red Deer.
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Canada
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Conservation John Dffenbaker
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Prince Albert
Sask
New Democrat
T. Douglas
Regina
Sweden
Social Credit
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Wreck on 40 CIE Rails Traps Passengers in Montevideo Route
Soldiers, firemen, police and volunteers race to a crash site as rails and switch fail near Penarol and Saya. Ambulances and lights assist the wounded, with most taken to Paste Hospital in Montevideo for treatment.
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Penarol
Saya
Paste Hospital
Montevideo
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