Darling Boy Visits Family Maid on Easter Day
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr visits Mrs. Irvin M. McDuffie in Atlanta, former maid and nursemaid to the Roosevelt family, presenting flowers and recalling past service as he heads to Warm Springs for ceremonies marking the 21st anniversary of his father's death. The encounter underscores the personal ties between the Roosevelts and longtime staff.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Irvin M. McDuffie
Roosevelt
Atlanta, Ga
Lizzie
Mrs. Irvin M. McDuffie
McDuffie
Suzanne
Warm Springs
Youths Demolish Maryland Amusement Park in Destructive Outing
Scores of youths, mostly Black, wrecked Glen Echo Amusement Park near Washington and moved onto nearby streets. Police estimated 1,500 to 2,000 participants, with damage around 5000 dollars, several injuries, and three arrests as rides were shut down and stores ransacked.
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Glen Echo
Kenneth W. Watkins
Montgomery County Police
Watkins
Turnpike Alterations By KTA Get State Okay
The Kansas Turnpike Authority won state approval for two projects at the east end interchanges and at Emporia to link with Interstate 35. Toll collections for March 7 31 rose over 13 percent to 33569, and first quarter 1966 traffic rose about 130000 vehicles. Two proposed turnpikes were discussed but no action taken.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike Authority
State Highway Commission
Emporia
Cuban Mob Demands Death for Hijacker Betancourt
Cuban radio in Havana says mobs urged immediate execution of Angel Betancourt, the flight engineer who tried to hijack an airliner to Miami. Betancourt was arrested inside a Havana convent after escape during the March 27 landing at Rancho Boyeros Airport with 91 passengers aboard. The hijacker killed the pilot and an armed guard during the attempt.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Radio
Havana
Angel Betancourt
Betencourt
Betancourt
Rancho Boyeros
Reproducing the Dead Through Gene Codes and Mummified Tissue
UCLA zoologist Prof. Elof Carlson argues that within a century or two living copies of historic figures could be grown from genetic codes preserved in mummies. He says copies would possess genius without memories or emotions, enabling reconstruction of figures like Mozart, Joan of Arc, and Tutankhamen.
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Los Angeles
Elof Carlson
Carlson
University of California At Los Angeles
Mozart
Dr. Carlson
Joan of Arc
Tutankhamen
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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