U S Officials Attend Multiethnic Fourth of July in Pretoria
U S embassy staff and other whites mingled with Africans at an Independence Day reception in Pretoria while South African officials boycotted the morning event. The U S diplomat said future celebrations would follow American customs over government guidelines.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
U.S
Verwoerd
J. C. Satterthwaite
Pretoria
Foreign Ministry
Satterthwaite
One Body Is Found In Sea Hunt
A body and debris were sighted by the carrier Wasp and search planes in a 15 mile square area south of Jamaica while searching for the Snow Boy, a fishing boat with 40 Jamaicans and 8 crewmen missing since the Caribbean Sea search. Capt Louis Tole of Montego Bay was aboard with 31 fishermen.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean
Snow Boy
Coast Guard
Wasp
Jamaica
Louis Tole
Montego Bay
Goldwater Talks Civil Rights Clash in Newport Beach
Senator Barry Goldwater fired at Roy Wilkins and President Kennedy during a Newport Beach press conference. He warned Wilkins would destroy the Constitution and argued that Congress cannot fix discrimination. change must come from individuals and business owners running their own affairs. He yet avoided announcing a presidential run, saying it would be foolish to declare early.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Roy Wilkins
Arizona Republican
Kennedy
Goldwater
Cuba
Laos
Viet Nam
Birmingham
Detroit
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Republican Party
Strange Love Wins Widow Wed To Slayer She Freed
A paroled killer, Joseph Filkowski, 62, married Mary Starek Keck, 57, widow who spent 25 years advocating his release. The ceremony at St John Cantius Church followed his prison escapes and parole after 31 years. Keck, a former laundry worker, kept custody of two children and urged officials and editors to grant parole.
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Cleveland
Mary Starek Keck
Joseph Filkowski
St. John Cantius Roman Catholic Church
Filkowski
Lakewood
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion Correctional Institution
World news briefs from AP on Malaysia UK talks and Viet Nam
AP reports Malaysia’s prime minister flies to London for signing of a federation with Britain including Malaysia Singapore Brunei Sarawak and North Borneo. US denies aiding rebels in South Vietnam Diem government faces Buddhist rights tensions. IWC orders dramatic whale catch cut and bans humpback killing. L Unita predicts a hot summer of strikes in Italy under Gianni Leone.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
London
Federation of Malaysia
Tunku
Singapore
Brunei
Sarawak
North Borneo
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
International Whaling Commission
Equator
Rome
L’unita
Italy
Organ Enthusiasts Convene for National Ranks and Pipes Talk
At the American Theater Organ Enthusiasts convention in Bismarck North Dakota more than 200 attendees discuss organ ranks stops and manuals. Notables include Dick Lederhose who calls his organ the greatest ever built and L A Waldsmith who owns three organs and enjoys rebuilding them though he admits he can’t play.
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Dick Lederhose
Jamaica
N.Y
L. A. Waldsmith
Montgomery County
Dayton
Pressman Charged in Major U.S. Counterfeit Case
Donald J. Carothers a 21 year old Alameda State College printing press operator in Hayward is charged with manufacturing counterfeit currency after admitting to producing more than 4 million fake 20 and 50 dollar bills. Three others arraigned and at least three more sought, with 2.4 million recovered and 500000 unaccounted for. Carothers said he wanted real money and had a night key to the shop. Secret Service and Hayward police call the notes of high quality.
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San Francisco
U.S. Secret Service
Donald J. Carothers
Alameda State College
Hayward
Bay
Carothers
George Kelly
Fred Harcleroad
Secret Service Area
Tom Hanson
Recorder's Payrolls Under Probe
Cleveland reports that grand jury will hear John Edvon, plumbing contractor, as part of payroll irregularities probe in County Recorder Frank S. Day's office. Four checks totaling 1082 dollars were issued to Edvon though staff could not confirm his role. Day and attorney Norman S. Minor declined comment pending grand jury action.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
John T Corrigan
John Edron
Frank S. Day
Corrigan
Edvon
Day
Recorder's
Recorder’s
John Edvon
Norman S. Minor
Recorder Minor
Shepard Denied Full Visiting Privileges at Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Penitentiary officials restricted Dr. Sam Shepard to screen visiting after he attempted to slip a note to a family member in the open visiting room. The 1954 murder convict tore and hid the note, was placed in a cell for two days, and now faces an indeterminate period of limited visiting.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Sam Shepard
Sheppard
Maury C. Koblentz
Koblentz
Ohio Legislators To Get Tax Blanks
The city of Columbus will issue income tax questionnaires to Ohio General Assembly members later this month. Auditor John H. Price said questions focus on whether legislators live in taxed cities and if they pay city taxes based on their salaries.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
John H. Price
Unity plan to merge six Protestant denominations
The United Church of Christ approved a plan to develop a merger of six Protestant denominations into a single church possibly totaling 25 million members. The resolution passed by acclamation at the fourth General Synod, with involved churches including Methodist, United Presbyterian, Episcopal, Disciples of Christ and Evangelical United Brethren.
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Denver
United Church of Christ
Fourth General Synod
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Methodist
United Presbyterian
Protestant Episcopal
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren
Unity
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