Baruch Plans Quiet Birthday Amid Illness Recovery
Baruch, recovering from a two month spring illness that hospitalized him, will mark a quiet birthday with his son Bernard Jr and daughters Renee Samstag and Belle Baruch. He canceled his Europe vacation, plans no public statements, and stays near his Fifth Avenue home while resuming private business duties.
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Europe
Bernard, Jr
Renee Samstag
Belle Baruch
Fifth Avenue
Westbury
Long Island
Baldwin backs petition for Washington march in Paris
A Paris rally shift focused on personal support via petition to embassies. The petition encourages Americans to sign and present at embassies with a date set for August 2. Burt Lancaster joins planned march and James Baldwin presses for action as Marlon Brando, Quinn, and William Marshall attend.
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U.S
Paris
Washington
Casei
Marlon Brando
California
Burt Lancaster
France
Baldwin
United States
William Marshall
Ferry Sinking Near Kamiyama Island Reported
Divers found the sunken ship about two miles off Kamiyama Island near Naha but could not confirm the ferry’s fate. Currents and whirlpools hindered body recovery. most passengers were Japanese and from Okina wa, a fortress island staffed by U.S. troops and airmen.
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Kamiyama Island
Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Meredith Ends Summer Session Amid Turmoil and Threats
In Meredith’s pre dawn home town a student body of 440 wore gowns at the ceremony as tear gas and flames marked a campus disruption. He faced harassment and guard pressure while considering study abroad. The State College Board allowed graduation to protect accreditation amid a Southern Association warning.
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Meredith
U.S
Europe
Barnett
State College Board
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Scotland Yard hunts for mastermind behind major heist
The force probes a commando major linked to an elaborate crime ring with ties to a former New York vice czar suspect. A £728,000 reward drives public cash hunts while police consider river search and frogman probes near Westminster. A Cockney woman bought a black Austin Healey in Chiswick after the robbery.
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Fewtrell
Yard
New York
Italy
Treasury
Ayiesbury
Thames
Vauxhall Bridge
House of Parliament
London
Chiswick
West Las Vegas School Board Handles Budgets and Programs
The West Las Vegas School Board considers options for equal opportunity in employment and college prep counseling, contemplates opening a junior high and high school site, and weighs suspending the Dental Hygiene Program due to financial limits. Other agenda items include warrants, facility use by non schools, and a building projects schedule.
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Las Vegas
Clark County
David A. Sands
Greek-Americans Select President at AHEPA Convention
John G. Plumides of Charlotte North Carolina was elected supreme president of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association at the 41st annual convention in San Diego. An estimated 5,000 delegates attended the week-long event, the group with 27,000 members in the United States and Canada.
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Calif
UPI
John G. Plumides
Charlotte
Wn. C
American Helenic Educational Progressive Association
AHEPA
United States
Canada
Isneyland Escape of Three Kids and Grandfather Pursuit
The Isom family saga follows Clark Isom’s search in Henderson as three children flee with Wayne and Dale. After an APB, the group withdraws $9 from a bank, takes $7, and boards a bus to Los Angeles before racing toward Disneyland. They sleep in the desert near Las Vegas, then reach Garden Grove for a taxi ride and back to Disneyland’s vicinity before being recaptured by their grandfather 200 miles later.
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Clark Isom
Henderson
Wayne
Dale
Clark Jr
Las Vegas
Fourth
Fremont
Los Angeles
Betty Isom
Garden Grove
Moses
Disneyland
Grandpa
Mom
Coast Guard Tows Stranded Yankee to Provincetown After Power Failure
Coast Guard units and smaller boats aided the liner Yankee after it drifted following a power failure on its Boston Provincetown run. An 82-foot cutter boarded the ship about 50 minutes after it went adrift and towed it with passengers aboard. Initial reports warned the vessel was in danger of grounding and breaking up, but officials said the danger had passed after a line was secured.
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Coast Guard
Provincetown
Boston
Cape Cod
Priest's alleged moves spark em plain tale of sham priest
Pravda reports Krasnik moved to Moscow and allegedly acted as a speculator. After prison release he joined the Russian Orthodox priesthood, married, and deserted four more wives while traveling the country. He moved to a Caucasus town where, the paper says, he lured young girls to rooms in a house run by his mother in a so called virtual hare m.
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Pravda
Krasnik
Caucasus
Girl Crew Sails for Tahiti Aboard Neophyte
Lee Quinn, California yacht skipper who trains women to sail, sails from Honolulu to Tahiti aboard the 45-foot ketch Neophyte with an all female crew including Mrs Ben Berkson of San Diego and photo writer Sheree Lawrence of Philadelphia. The voyage, about 30 days, follows a prior Hawaii voyage with a landlubber crew.
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Honolulu
UPI
Lee Quinn
California
Tahiti
Quinn
Los Gatos
Calif
San Diego
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ben Berkson
Sheree Lawrence
Philadelphia
Ava Walker
Kathy Eckmann
Anaheim
Too Late To Classify Home Repairs and Services
Fred Bakeman offers sewer rooting and drain cleaning, completed with cooler service. 24 hour home repair available, reasonable rates and efficient work. Personal references and locality implied.
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Fred Bakeman
FOSTERS SHOES AD OFFERS PARKING REWARD AND RENTAL OPTION
Fragmentary ad copy lists Fosters Shoes at 119 N 3rd St with a Park Free Next to Store offer and a monthly price of 115. It mentions refrigerated air conditioning and a TLTC class. Additional garbled lines reference apartments with utilities and furniture, a party, and various contact numbers.
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N. 3Rd St
Park Free
California inmate sues over stolen personal items
Inmate David T. Walker of Folsom State Prison sues in superior court for $165 in personal items said stolen by fellow convicts while he was isolated for five days after breaking a prison rule. He alleges guards failed to lock his cell, allowing rummaging by others.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Folsom State Prison
David T. Walker
Superior
Rebels claim gains as Cantave seeks base in Haiti
Reports say Cantave's forces captured Mont Organise and pressed toward bases in the mountains around Port au Prince after a government bombardment. Dominican sources note Haitian troops massing at the border to stop refugees, while observers speculate on clandestine rebel operations and possible counterattacks.
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Mont
Duvalier
Port-au-Prince
Juan Mendez
Dominican Republic
Cabajon
Haiti
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