Harlem man declares himself king emperor of the USA
Harjee Baba of Harlem says he is the self-appointed king emperor of the United States. He outlines a program to ban taxes and trade with Communist states, legalize vice, and rule via write-in votes. He seeks publicity to win the White House and later amend the constitution. He claims to be supported by "USA Patriots" and envisions a UN hotel monarchy.
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Kennedy First Lady Picnics Quietly in Suburban Park
Mrs. John F. Kennedy took Caroline and John Jr. to a Wheaton Maryland park with two families and five children for a casual picnic. Spectators recognized her but respected privacy, with secret service nearby and several parkgoers recalling the moment for posterity.
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Jaqueline Kennedy
White House
Wheaton
Washington Post
Bill Gold
Gold
Joann H. Coe
Kensington
Bain Young
Bain
Jackie Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
John
Mrs. Kennedy
Civil Rights Debate and 1964 Convention Delay Scrutinized
Washington editor notes a six week gap between Republican and Democratic conventions as a move to study Congress actions before drafting the 1964 platform. The piece highlights civil rights clashes including New York integration plans and editorial cautions on race based school policies and union desegregation.
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Washington
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Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Obituary for Marion C. Stalser
Rosary will be said Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Palm Chapel and Mass Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget's Parish. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery with Msgr. Peter Moran officiating. Mrs. Stalker, born October 9, 1910 in Bakersfield, California, resided in Las Vegas 12 years and died of natural cancer Sunday. Survived by husband Douglas Stalker of Las Vegas, son Ronald Dee French of Las Vegas, and sister Virginia Powell of San Jacinto, California.
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St. Bridget’s
Woodlawn Cemetery
Peter Moran
Stalker
Bakersfield
Calif
Las Vegas
Douglas Stalker
Ronald Dee French
Virgina Powell
San Jacinto
Kent Thornsworth Thornsworth Dies In Mormon Mesa Plane Crash
The remains of Kent Thornton Thornsworth 43 of 36 S Soo wik St George Utah will be sent to Cannon Funeral Home St George. Thornsworth a pilot of a plane that crashed Thursday on the northern edge of the Mormon Mesa was born December 1 1921 and was manager of an oil company. Palm Mortuary handles local arrangements.
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Kent Thornton Thornsworth
S. Soowik
St. George
Utah
Cannon Funeral Home
Thornsworth
Mormon Mesa
Palm Mortuary
Cyrus Vernon Shaddy Dies In Air Crash
The remains of Cyrus Vernon Shaddy 32 died in an air craft crash will be shipped to Lemons Wiley Mortuary in Fil Ceno California Shaddy an oil company employee lived at 716 S 7th Street El Centro He was born April 24 1911 in Grove Springs Missouri Survived by his wife Austie Shaddy.
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Cyrus Vernon Shaddy
Lemons & Wiley Mortuary
Fil Ceno
Calif
Shaddy
S. 7Th Street
el Centro
Grove Springs
Austie Shaddy
Turkey’s fragile democracy under martial law after coup attempt
Turkish cities Istanbul Ankara and Izmir are under martial law until June 21 with strict control of political groups and the press. Security forces have detained over 200 people involved in the May 21 abortive coup against Premier Ismet Inonu.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ankara
Izmir
Ismet Inonu
Civil Rights Debate Delays Tax Bill Path to White House
The House calendar is upset as civil rights debates threaten to push tax reduction legislation toward mid to late August or September. Senate action looks unlikely until House passage, with lawmakers split on tax cuts and dividend tax treatment while Kennedy's civil rights plan dominates the schedule.
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Congress
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Horror Film Producer Builds a Multimillion Dollar Empire
New York producer Herman Cohen transformed a 150000 budget into about 2 million in profits and has built a cycle of ghoul and gore films. His latest The Black Zoo features dangerous animals and a killer chef villain guiding the plot.
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Cohen
Fu Manchu
Frank Buck
Black Zoo
Hollywood
New York
Clean 'Em Up Junior Nailbrushes Promote Hygiene
A children’s hygiene feature suggests giving each child a personal Selfix nailbrush. The new Selfix brushes come in colors and include Wondertuft bristles with six long side bristles for hands and knuckles and six short bristles for nails.
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