Sit-Down Protest Ends With 15 Arrests In New York
A sit-down demonstration against Southern theater segregation at American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters offices ends with 15 arrests for disorderly conduct. Four demonstrators endured 37 hours inside before guards moved them outside, while others picketed nearby.
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New York
American Broadcasting- Paramount Theaters, Inc
Austin
Tex
Lucy Komisar
Valley Stream
N.Y
James Burnett
Manhattan
Richard Roman
Bronx
Burnett
Young People's Socialist League
Walter Lively
Philadelphaa
Jackie Kennedy Goes to Greece for Private Vacation
Jacqueline Kennedy leaves London by air for a private Greek visit staying with Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis and his wife. She sails four days aboard the North Wind yacht and resides at the Nomikos villa at Avouri, near Athens.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Greece
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
Kennedys
Paris
Vienna
U.S
Secret Service
Kennedy
David K. E. Bruce
Constantine Caramanlis
Marcos Nomikos
Nomikos
Avouri
Athens
Kennedy reports trip to Europe and Khrushchev talks
President Kennedy described a 9,120 mile Europe trip with stops in Paris and London to unify the West and reassure allies. He said his talks with Khrushchev opened channels of communication reducing misjudgment risk while keeping differences clear.
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Europe
White House
Paris
London
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Britain
Harold MacMillan
Khrushchev
Embezzler begins 15 year term in Sheldon bank case
Sheldon's Embezzler, 58, starts a 15 year federal sentence for a 2 million embezzlement from the Sheldon National Bank. She was escorted by U S Deputy Marshal Robert Daley and a county jail matron to Alderson federal women's prison in West Virginia after being held here since January 16. A Cuban rancher later commented on Cuba's land and people.
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Sioux City
Noted Animal Productivity Gains in Cool Air Conditions
Broiler chickens hogs and cattle fatten quicker in air conditioned surroundings. Studies show cool cows yield more milk than those in hot barns.
Joyce Hall to Be Honored Thursday At D.C. Embassy
Joyce C. Hall president of Hallmark Cards travels to Washington D C for a Thursday ceremony at the British Embassy where he will be invested as an Honorary Commander of the Order of the British Empire. The recognition honors his services to British interests in the United States and to Angl American friendship.
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Joyce C. Hall
Hallmark Cards
Washington, D. C
Hall
United States
Lawrence
Kansas City
Robert Payne
Joyce Hall
Sir Winston Churchill
Canada
Sir Winston
Nelson Art Gallery
Great Britain
England
Churchill College
Cambridge University
Boys State Picks Its 61 President
Robert Werner of Garden City captained the Nationalists to a clean sweep of Sunflower Boys State offices and was elected governor. It marked the first time in a decade one party held all posts as Wichita campaign criticism was noted. Tom Jackson was the opposing gubernatorial candidate. A news conference with Gov. John Anderson Jr. and other state officials was scheduled.
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Wichita
Robert Werner
Garden City
Sunflower Boys State
Werner
Tom Jackson
John Anderson Jr
Harold Chase
Paul R. Shanahan
Frank Sulli
Kansas Boys State delegates include local leaders elected mayor
Dale L. Pohl of the Kansas Board of Health and Louis Stroup of the Kansas Turnpike Authority attended. Lawrence delegate Chris Pinet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pinet, 704 W. 12th St, was elected mayor. Other delegates include Steve Campbell Peter Argersinger Curtis Robb and Howard Wilcox.
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van, Dale L. Pohl
The
Kansas Board of Health
Louis Stroup
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Lawrence
Chris Pinet
Boys State
Frank Pinet
12Th St
Steve Campbell
Peter Argersinger
Curtis Robb
Howard Wilcox
Shortage of 35000 Found at Wood River Bank
First National Bank of Wood River reports a $35000 currency shortage in $50 and $100 bills after an audit. Police and FBI search for Frank Morehead, missing since last Wednesday evening. Bank official cites audit timing and says no link yet to the missing teller.
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Wood River, Tl
First National Bank of
Wood River
FBI
Frank Morehead
Charles F. Arbuthnot
Morehead
Robert D. Gibbons
Springfield
Missing Morehead Disappearance Linked to Funds
Police investigated the disappearance of 38 year old Morehead who was last seen by his wife leaving for East St. Louis to collect accounts. His car was found abandoned south of Wood River with no sign of violence observed.
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Morehead
Arbutnot
Kendall Hills
East St. Louis
Wood River
Well-Dressed Navarre Firemen Fight House Fire
Navarre Ohio volunteers in their Sunday best responded to a morning alarm at 11 45. Chief William Evans noted the attire did not hinder the effort as they confined the blaze to one room.
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Navarre
Ohio
Jack Bachel
William Evans
State Mansion Ready for Yale
Cedar Crest, approved for conversion by the 1961 Legislature, will become the governor’s mansion for Gov. John Anderson and family. The project aims to begin bids mid July with a Christmas move-in target, preserving Cedar Crest’s original character on the hill above the Kansas River.
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Topeka
Cedar Crest
John Anderson
Buchanan
James Canole
Tuesay
Frank MacLennan
Kansas River
Security Benefit Hall
Canole
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