Germans Welcome Kennedy On Europe Tour
President Kennedy began a 12 day European tour to reassure allies that the United States will defend Europe if attacked. Crowds filled Cologne and Bonn squares shouting Kennedy as his advance party entered Wahn airport. Police and Secret Service kept order as 12000 people swarmed Cologne city hall area.
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Suspected assassin charged in Evers slaying in Greenwood
Byron De La Beckwith 42, a fertilizer salesman, was arrested at his attorney’s office in Greenwood and brought to Jackson in a three car FBI convoy. He faces first degree murder and federal conspiracy charges for depriving NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers of his civil rights.
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Police smash rioting teen beer party at beach
More than a dozen youths were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a large crowd gathered at Land Island’s south shore to escape 86 degree heat in New York City. The disturbance began around 4 30 p m EDT as teens clashed during limbo and chicken fights.
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Prince Charles Faces Possible Punishment After Nip Incident
The 4 year old heir to the British throne returned to Gordonstoun School after a hotel bar incident in Stornoway involving cherry brandy. He may face caning or a long hike as punishment. Headmaster Robert Chew would not disclose the exact penalty.
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White Leaders Aid King for Freedom Walk
In Detroit Rev. Martin Luther King Jr led a planned mass march through downtown to protest racial discrimination in the north and south. Organizers expected about 100000 participants with White and Negro leaders joining the parade including Walter P. Reuther John Swainson Jerome Cavanaugh and August Scholle. The Detroit council for human rights sponsored the event to mark its 20th anniversary.
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Denver Negroes Demonstrate for Murdered Leader
Five hundred Denver Negroes held a quiet memorial march for slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers. They walked ten blocks in 90 degree heat to a small park and were urged not to assume Denver is better than Birmingham, Alabama.
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First Blessing for Pope Paul VI Draws Large Crowd
At St. Peter's Square in Vatican City Pope Paul VI appeared at a window and gave his first blessing to about 50 000 faithful. The new pope, formerly Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan, stood for six minutes reciting prayers and blessing the crowd as photographers captured the moment. A library window opened unexpectedly, replacing the late pope's familiar window, with a red banner bearing the papal arms yet to be completed. An Italian in the crowd noted the switch from John XXIII's window.
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London sex sleuth predicts new government scandal by year end
George Wigg, famed for exposing the Profumo affair, forecasts another breach or security risk within six months. A Sunday Express report cites a joint FBI and Scotland Yard probe into an international vice and blackmail ring involving an Englishman and three Americans seen in London and Britain.
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Postponement Likely in Reno Torso-Slaying Trial Day
The trial of 18-year-old Thomas Lee Bean for the torso slaying of Sonja McCaskie in Reno may be postponed due to illness of defense attorney Harry Anderson. Anderson has been ill two weeks and confined to bed, potentially delaying opening in district court. The case draws intense publicity with Bean allegedly re-enacting the crime after his April arrest, police finding a brutal scene at the victim’s duplex.
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Vegas Police Fight Weekend Crime Spree
Las Vegas police responded to a Sunday morning string of incidents including a liquor store robbery at Sports Liquor on Main Street. Bartender Ernest Young reported a blue steel revolver and a $160 theft after a lone gunman demanded cash and fled behind the bar.
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Mamie Van Doren and Bo Belinsky End Engagement
Hollywood report says actress Mamie Van Doren and Bo Belinsky have ended their engagement. Van Doren’s mother confirmed the break from Springfield Massachusetts where she was performing. Belinsky imposed a temporary boycott on Los Newspapers after the premature engagement news.
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Weather Summary for Local Area Today
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms over the mountains. Southwest winds 15 to 20 mph. High near 85 and low near 65. Noontime relative humidity 13 percent. Sunrise at 5 25, sunset at 8 61.
New Showboat Office Building Adorns Community
The new Showboat office building blends modern tech with nostalgic design cues to create a stylish showplace in the community. It emphasizes skilled construction and appealing aesthetics for local prominence.
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