Wild Finance Week Ends in a Recovery Despite Small Panic
A turbulent week in the U.S. market ends with a recovery as President Kennedy and officials signal restraint. Dow dips near 563, job gains in May total 203,000 and unemployment falls to 3.719 million, with steel output stabilizing after a prior eight week decline.
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Adam Henry Wins First Race at Aqueduct This Spring
Adam Henry a $6000 claimer who was fired by Palestinian earned his first victory after 14 starts at Aqueduct this spring.
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Aqueduct
Reporter Romagna Fires Fired By White House
Washington AP report that Jack Romagna, longtime White House official reporter since 1941, was fired and replaced by a Washington service. The departure follows tensions as the press office undergoes a revamp with no further changes planned.
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Two West German Girls Fall Into Communist Trap
In Berlin two 17 year old West Berlin girls Ursula and Karin approached the East German border in Lichterfelde. East German guards lured Karin through the wire and shot Ursula as she fled. Karin disappeared after being dragged into East Germany and is not found. Ursula was wounded and treated at a border post.
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Karin
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Lichterfelde
Degree finally earned by retiring Kentucky teacher
Mrs. V. C. Iglehart of Pembroke Ky earned her college degree after nine years of study in a long grind. At 70 in September she plans to retire after teaching one more year and may pursue a master's degree. She says going to school was a lot of fun.
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V. C. Iglehart
Pembroke
Billy Graham Warns Teens Morality Hard to Maintain
In Chicago Billy Graham told about 35 000 teenagers that living a clean life is almost impossible under current conditions. He said never before has sex stimulus been so pervasive from every angle. This marked his fourth night in a 19 day Chicago crusade following 69 000 attendees in the first three nights.
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NFL 1962 schedule spans 98 games in 14 weeks
The 1962 NFL season features a 14 week schedule totaling 98 games. The plan distributes matchups across campuses and stadiums, highlighting regional rivalries and marquee showdowns.
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National Football League
Marryin Man Faces New 15 Year Term on Marital Shenanigans
James Wayne Farmer of Newton Kansas faces a new federal 15 year sentence after already serving time for marrying multiple women. He was convicted of using the mails to defraud and faces additional state sentences for marrying without divorce. Authorities say he married six women and exploited the situation in several states including Tennessee and Alabama.
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Keys to Join Sulphur Springs News Telegram Staff
Clarke Keys, journalism instructor at Kansas University, will join the Sulphur Springs News Telegram staff later this month. He is a former Journal-World staffer, KU faculty member since 1959, and son-in-law of F. W. Frailey, editor of the News Telegram and Echo.
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Rep Breeding warns urban backlash if no new farm bill
Representative J Floyd Breeding of Kansas warned Friday that urban voters would react bitterly toward farmers if Congress does not adopt a new farm program this year. He noted the 1949 act would stay in effect, and described shifts to production allocations by bushel rather than by acres as long advocated by the National Association of Wheat Growers.
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National Leader Accuses Rockefeller on Urban Affairs Bill
Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey accused Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of changing his stance on a federal urban affairs department as Kennedy proposed a Negro head. Bailey spoke at a Harlem event honoring J. Raymond Jones. Rockefeller did not respond. Republican chair Morhouse called for Kennedy to apologize.
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25th Anniversary Sunday Wally and Duke to Celebrate
In a shipboard champagne dinner on Sunday the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson toast their silver wedding. They recall their 1937 marriage and abdication for duty, as they voyage from New York to Le Havre aboard the United States. They own homes in Paris and a country estate, and will celebrate their births later this month.
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SGT. YORK SET TO GO HOME
World War I hero Alvin C. York, a 74 year old Medal of Honor recipient, is hospitalized in Nashville for tests on internal bleeding. X rays show no cancer or ulcers, and York plans to return to his Pall Mall home in two or three days.
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Sugar heiress wins uncontested Mexican annulment
Lois Spreckels Whiting, 27, was granted an uncontested Mexican annulment Friday from attorney Samuel J. Whiting Jr., 36. She told Superior Court Judge Carl H. Allen that they did not know his prior divorce was final when they wed in Juarez last Sept. 29.
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Mass Transit Seen as Cost-Effective Solution by Senator Williams
New Jersey Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. argues mass transit funding offers cheaper relief than more highways. He urges Congress to approve a $500 million federal grants and loans bill on a matching basis to aid local transit systems.
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Stolen Paintings Recovered in London
Acting on a telephone tip, Scotland Yard detectives recovered 11 of 12 paintings and drawings stolen from a London art gallery last weekend. The works valued at 30 000 pounds were found in a luggage locker at Leicester Square station. One Degas drawing remained missing. Recovered items included works by Matisse Picasso and Renoir.
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Youngest Angels Pitcher Dean Chance Turned Two
Dean Chance, youngest Los Angeles Angels pitcher, celebrated his second birthday on June 1. The Wooster Ohio native rose through the farm system before joining the major league roster.
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