Bedeviled Boy From Sea Faces Murder Charges
Roger Foster a 17 year old from Griffin Georgia admitted killing two crew members on the charter boat Dream Girl after it was found adrift near Cuba. FBI and county officers escorted him from the Key West docks as investigators weigh jurisdiction and motive.
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Key West, Fla
Roger Foster
Key West
Coast Guard
FBI
Henry Haskins
Dream Girl
Edward
Foster
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sheriff’s Department
Trevors
H. A. Foster
Griffin
Coast
Roger
Terrell Tanner
Tanner
Communist Party
Castro
Trevor
Nicholas Channel
Key
Tuna Botulism Scare Tied to Passover Canned Tuna
FDA warns of possible botulinum contamination in kosher for Passover tuna from Washington Packing Corp. Six metro areas received cans marked Dagim white tuna kosher for Passover with WY2 WY3 labels. About 10 cans tested positive, all in New York area. deaths in Detroit linked to earlier shipments from the same plant.
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Food and Drug Administration
Washington
FDA
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Augusta
Washington Packing Corp
San Francisco
A&p
Washington Packing
California
Skies Clearing Over Thresher Grave Site
Washington reports clearing skies over the search area for the Thresher submarine wreck as oceanographers map the Atlantic seabed with echo sounding gear to locate the hull. The Navy proceeds with building 22 more attack subs as investigations into the disaster continue.
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Washington
Thresher
Atlantic
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Bureau of Ships
Naval Court of Inquiry
Court of Inquiry
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
Boston
Good Humor Ceases as 7 Tour Prison
Seven youths aged 16 to 22, convicted in Prairie Village for window smashing, spend part of a day at the Lansing Kansas State Prison. They tour the yard and solitary wing, observe inmate guards and weapons, eat in the mess hall, and hear a convict warn them away from trouble. The experience leaves them unsettled about prison life.
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Lansing, Kan
Kansas
Prairie Village
Harry F. Roark
James Post
Hell
Kenneth Horton
Pilgrims Flock Into Holy Land For Easter Observance
Thousands of Christians travel to Jerusalem for Eastertide. They join Good Friday and Easter rites at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre with processions. about 15,000 worshippers were reported. Pilgrims retraced Christ’s steps via Pontius Pilate’s fortress and the via dolorosa, carrying crosses and viewing 14 stations of the cross.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Holy Land
Calvary
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Sorrow
Balloon crosses English Channel to French soil landing
The Raven hot air balloon landed near Grave Lines Dunkerque after crossing the Channel from Rye England. It marked the first cross channel flight using heated air. Pilots Ed Yost 43 and Don Piccard 37 from Sioux Falls were aboard. Piccard is son of the late balloonist Jean Piccard.
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Calais
France
Gravelines
Dunkerque
Rye
England
Fom
Sioux Falls
Ed Yost
Don Piccard
Piccard
Jean Piccard
Foreign Car Makers Set For Big New York Show
The International Auto Show opens at the New York Coliseum with global brands, including Czechoslovakia, Israel, Great Britain, France, Italy, Sweden, Germany, and Japan. Domestic makers highlight gimmick models while imports offer noncompetitive, supplementary options.
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Big N.Y.C
New York
New York Coliseum
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Israel
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Germany
Japan
Chevrolet
Renault
Hillman
England
Visiting Students Jailed in Car Theft and Bogus Check Case
Two Northwestern Louisiana college students are jailed in Douglas County on charges tied to a stolen 1962 car and alleged counterfeit checks. James R. Dobbs 18 of Shreveport and Paul H. Fritz 19 of Monroe were arrested after a local grocery tip led deputies to a vehicle registration match. The theft occurred in Natchitoches April 10 and the car is owned by W. T. Herren of Dayline Louisiana. Federal authorities may pursue charges since the crime crossed state lines.
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Northwestern Louisiana College
Douglas County
James R. Dobbs
Shreveport
Paul H. Fritz
Monroe
Northwestern College of
Broeker
Kansas University
Natchitoches
W. T. Herren
Route 1
Dayline
Louisiana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States District Court
Highway 40
Robert Steele
Lawrence
Brooker
Dewey Cripes
Erico Varone
Chicago
Ill
Varone
Topeka
Two Teens Killed in High Speed Car Pursuit Near Brainerd
In Brainerd Minnesota two teenage girls Diane Bestul aged 17 and Patsy Lou Carner aged 16 died when their car overturned after a police pursuit six miles north of the city. Police said reports of unsafe driving near a drive in prompted the chase with speeds between 90 and 100 mph.
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Brainerd, Minn
Diane Bestul
Patsy Lou Carner
Easter cakes and candies at Drake's Bakery adv
Easter cakes cookies and candy advertised for Drake's Bakery highlighting seasonal baked goods and confections for spring celebrations.
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Drake's Bakery
Reluctant seven get surgery in New Orleans
The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Billeaud underwent a mass tonsillectomy. One son, 7-year-old Christopher, initially hid under a chair but joined his siblings for the procedure. The lineup included Erin 3, Christopher, Shaun 8, Jeffrey 12, Chuck 13, Ray Jr. 14, and Alicia 15.
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New Orleans
Ray A. Billeaud
Billeaud
Christopher
Erin
Shaun
Jeffrey
Chuck
Ray Jr
Alicia
Kansas Student Killed in Wreck
Richard Fitzpatrick 25 of Hardin Mont a Kansas University sophomore died Friday in a collision on U S 87 four miles south of Hardin. His wife and three children were left behind. Anthony Snookster of Lodge Grass Mont and his wife were injured along with Michael Fitzpatrick in the car driven by his brother.
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Kansas University
U.S. 87
Hardin, Mont
Richard Fitzpatrick
Hardin
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
Evertt Bullis
Plans for Lawrence Art Festival May 10 12
The Lawrence Art Guild organizes the second annual festival at the Community Building over three days May 10 to 12. Chairs include Mrs. Converse Byron Sneegas and John Garcia with committees for publicity phoning finance hostess display registration and check-in. Entries from textiles silversmithing prints drawings watercolors jewelry sculpture silk screen weaving ceramics oils are invited with entry blanks at the Recreation Commission office.
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Lawrence Art Festival
Robert Converse
Byron Sneegas
John Garcia
Thc Cairmen
Lawrence Art Guild
J. Fred Stubeck Jr
Emory Scott
James Neelley
James Dykes
Maud Ellsworth
Carlyle H. Smith
Harold Krull
Paul Kincaid
Recreation Commission
Douglas County
Guild Plans Fourth Major Event Art Festival
The Guild hosted an annual meeting a formal dinner and a costume ball over the past year and is planning a fourth major event the Art Festival. Interest groups in fields such as oil painting have been formed to support members.
Meredith to Be Cited by Tuskegee Alumni
James H. Meredith, first Negro to attend the University of Mississippi, will be honored tonight by the Alumni Association of Tuskegee Institute of Alabama in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Tuskegee Institute of Alabama
Horseshoe Mall to Highlight Atchison Business District
Atchison plans a three-block horseshoe mall in its downtown shopping area as part of a $3.5 million urban renewal program. Construction begins this summer with $187,000 for the mall portion and about $1.2 million funded by the city. The project features pedestrian walks, canopies, shrubbery, and expanded municipal parking behind stores.
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Horseshoe
Atchison Business District
Atchison
United States
Lawrence
Ben Barteldes
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
City Clean Up Promises Massive Easter Weekend Effort
Lawrence plans a citywide rubbish pickup next week starting Monday with six trucks collecting liftable trash from basements attics and garages. Residents should place waste near streets or alleys for free disposal at the city dump while the Lawrence Historical Society sponsors a companion treasure hunt and urges careful disposal of items with possible historical value.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Harold Horn
Horn
The
Lawrence Historical Society
Ideal Easter Weather Expected for Lawrence
Weather officials forecast clear skies and mild temperatures for Easter Sunday in Lawrence. Tonight’s lows 40 to 45 degrees, Sunday highs near 70s with fair skies. Local churches planned sunrise services with contingency sites if weather turned adverse. Wichita bureau also echoed a mild, fair Easter outlook.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Associated Press
Weather forecast for the Northeast with warm Sunday
The Northeast region expects fast warming and a Sunday high in the 60s. Tonight's low around 4 to 7 degrees with variable readings and scattered temperature notes.
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la Fu
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