Iran Prince Loses Fraternity Suit
Irani an Prince Emil Shokoohi, 28, lost a $20,000 damage suit against Phi Sigma Kappa for injuries alleged as a pledge during hazing in 1959. Superior Court ruled for the fraternity, which claimed Shokoohi held a grudge for not being accepted.
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Los Angeles
Emil Shokoohi
Phi Sigma Kappa
Shokoohi
University of Southern California
Colonial smugglers cited by Beverage Industries
Area Beverage Industries, nc highlights famous rum and molasses smugglers from the Colonial period including John Hancock and Samuel Adams in a compact historical note.
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John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Area Beverage Industries
Fair Play for Cuba Committee Quietly Quits Business
The pro Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee seeks to go out of business after a 27 month existence marked by street brawls congressional inquiries and links by implication to the Kennedy assassination. Originally funded by the Castro delegation to the UN the FPFC drew about 6 000 on its mailing list and boasted 1 500 active members at its peak.
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UPI
Fair Play For Cuba Committee
FPFC
United Nations
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Washington
Oswald
Farmer Shot Four Times By Son's Christmas Pistol
In Alva Oklahoma Earnest Barnes, a Woods County farmer, was critically wounded by a pistol shot believed to be from his son Jimmy who had received the weapon for Christmas. The son, 16, fled after the incident as investigators searched the barn area. Sheriff Doss Gourley reported four gunshot wounds and located the pistol nearby.
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Woods County
Earnest Barnes
Doss Gourley
Barnes
Jimmy
Engineer Tests Normandy Road Hole In Vehicle Test
Engineer George Robinson drove into a hole in a Normandy road to assess danger to motorists. He found there was a hole and he did fall into it, proving the hazard exists.
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Normandy
England
George Robinson
Richardson Defends Canton Road Sanding Policy
Canton First Selectman Samuel A. Richardson defended town road crews after complaints that icy roads were not sanded properly. He noted the use of light colored sand this year to improve visibility.
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Canton
Tippit Fund Soars Beyond 400000 In Dallas Drive
Contributions in 1500 letters push the J D Tippit fund over 405000 by day’s end as police tallys show 745 mail sacks awaiting processing. Lt V K Hipskind notes the effort supports the Dallas officer slain while questioning a suspect in the JFK assassination inquiry.
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Dallas
Tex
J.D. Tippit
V. K. Hipskind
John F. Kennedy
Washunga Youth Killed in Accidental Shooting
Kaw City sheriff reports 17 year old Floyd Joe Strobridge of Washunga died in an accidental shooting at the Ear Walk residence. The gun, held by 17 year old Earl David Valk, discharged while Strobridge visited the Valk brothers, with Richard Valk, 15, as a witness.
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Kay County
Forrest Walker
Floyd Joe Strobridge
Washunga
Ear Walk
Strobridge
Walk
Earl David Valk
Richard Valk
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