Two Wives Problem At Home Faces Civics Prof
A Massachusetts high school civics instructor Joseph R. Dischino pleads guilty to bigamy and lewd behavior with second wife. Police say the teacher coached and taught at Lee High School while sustaining two marriages. He was released on bail and a Wednesday district court hearing was scheduled. Dischino offered to resign from the faculty after the action.
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Avalanche-Journal
Mass
Joseph R. Cischino
Dischino
Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Mary
Margaret
Joe
Discino
Lee High School
King Suramarit of Cambodia Dies at 64
King Norodom Suramarit of Cambodia died Sunday at age 64 in Phnom Penh. His only son, Premier Price Norodom Sihanouk, as president of the Crown Council, will name the next monarch. Suramarit had succeeded his son to the throne in a surprising dynastic turn.
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Split On Project Is Reported By United Press International
Congressional investigators said the Air Force dropped work on a space age anti missile light ray gun despite a favorable scientist group report The House Space Committee published closed door testimony from February revealing the project proposed by the Varo Company of Dallas A later report cited a $6 4 million ray gun facility at Yuca Flats Nevada and a further $2 9 million for current year research The Air Force delayed but said it would fund a general study of anti missile warfare and pursue further study of technical uncertainties
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House Space Committee
Overton Brooks
D-La
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Varo Company
Dallas
Olin Teague
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Brooks
United Press International
Teague
Florida Twister Rampage Leaves West Panama City Beach Damaged
A windstorm described as a tornado wrecked city hall and a garage in about ten minutes early Sunday in West Panama City Beach. A motel suffered heavy damage, electrical service was disrupted, and signs and trees were toppled. Loss was unofficially estimated over 80 000 dollars. CC E Pitts, at a state road truck stop, saw a funnel cloud and noted a nearby restaurant shelter survived while a concrete block garage beside it was leveled. The town lies 12 miles west of Panama City on the Gulf.
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Fla
CC. E. Pitts
Pitts
Panama City
Gulf of Mexico
Oscars Set Tonight as Stars Strike Quietly
The Academy awards will light up Hollywood tonight despite a major labor dispute since March 7. Bob Hope hosts a 90 minute show at the Pantages Theatre starting 9 30 pm est with 25 Oscars to be handed out. Ben Hur tops expectations as best picture with Anatomy of a Murder The Diary of Anne Frank The Nun's Story and Room at the Top as contenders.
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One Blvd
Bob Hope
Anne Frank
Castro Renames Cuban Streets Named for U.S. Figures
Castro orders changes of parks and streets with American names to Cuban titles. Gen. Leonardo Wood Avenue becomes Rene Ramos Latour, Roosevelt Avenue to Raul Peur or Raul Puhol Avenue, Roosevelt Park to William Soler Ledén Park. The move honors Cubans who died with Castro.
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Leonardo Wood
Rene Ramos Latour
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Roosevelt Park
William Soler Leden
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
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Labor Confederacy
CTC
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Smathers
Khrushchev Ends 11 Day France Tour In Moscow Return
Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Moscow with a tired smile after an 11 day tour of France. He told a French diplomat he was greatly satisfied with the visit and was greeted by President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet officials at Vnukovo Airport before returning home with his wife Nina and other family members.
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Khrushchev
Kliment Voroshilov
Kennedy Humphrey Near Showdown Vote in Wisconsin
Democratic candidates Kennedy and Humphrey battle for Wisconsin delegates with Nixon appealing to Republican women in Washington. Kennedy defends foreign policy stance and moratorium on nuclear tests while Humphrey cites antiwar and anti religion rhetoric, with Johnson urging tougher measures against the Soviet Union.
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Minnesota
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Credit Curbs Possible In Marshall Negro Boycott
Merchants in Marshall plan a Tuesday night meeting at American Legion Hall to discuss possible economic boycotts against Negro customers and employees as integration tensions rise. Southern University parents and alumni in Baton Rouge urge students to quit the all Negro school while officials keep doors open for withdrawals and a registrar notes many students sought an excuse to leave. The student body had 5400 Negroes before demonstrations last week and a local lawyer arranged release of the last of 71. See SEGREGATION Page 10.
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Avalanche-Journal
Southern University
Baton Rouge
la. A
Marshall
American Legion
Census Bureau Faces Questions About Privacy In 1960 Survey
The Census Bureau reports a flood of inquiries about the 1960 population survey. Some requests involve privacy, including cases of a wife older than her husband not informing him and women asking to be counted privately or enumerated separately to hide from landladies.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ashington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Space agency outlines 200 mile pilot test this year
Dr. T Keith Glennan head of NASA says one of seven astronauts may ride a 200 mile space test later this year to scout for a 1961 orbital flight. He projects a down range 200 mile hop from Cape Canaveral with experimental animals first, then astronauts. He cautions full moonflight could still be a decade away. He predicts Saturn system by 1964 and a larger Nova option. rockets’ thrusts cited include 1 500 000 pounds for Saturn and 150 000 pounds today.
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United Frees International
Tashington
T. Keith Glennan
Federal Space Agency
U. S
Army
Redstone
Rocket Heat Center
Cape Canaveral
A. Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Glennan
United States
IRS Sets Expense Rule Details for Employees
The Internal Revenue Service issued final guidelines on how employees must document expense accounts to avoid questions by tax agents. The rules apply to 1959 returns and require clear accounting for expenses charged to employers, including identifying entertaining persons by name or title.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Machine Solves Math But Can't Resolve a Woman's Birthdate
A witty note in the editorial section asserts a machine can answer all kinds of mathematical problems yet cannot reconcile a woman's birth date with her current age. It reflects the era's attention to women and age in a lighthearted tone within the news pages.
Volunteers and Guards Fight Mississippi Flood Rise
Volunteers and National Guardsmen battled the Mississippi with sandbags and bulldozers as flood crests threatened 50 miles of levees in central Illinois and Missouri. Thousands fled homes. 28 000 were affected across eight states as Meyers reach 23 7 feet. Governor Stratton ordered two Illinois Guard units to assist in the defense.
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Meyer
Missouri
Keokuk
Iowa
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Quincy
Midwest
Red Cross
Illinois
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Pike
Five Die In Virginia Car Mishap Near Hillsville
Five people including two teenage sisters died when their sedan plunged 70 feet off U S 52 near Hillsville Virginia Saturday night. The wreckage and bodies were found at 6 40 a m Sunday after the car overturned over the embankment.
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Hillsville
Virginia
U.S.52
Weather Map Page 3 A for Lubbock and Vicinity
Fair and warmer with a low of 38 and high of 72. Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. City observations include Amarillo and Denver area notes with scattered numbers and aliases.
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