Dog Saves Life Of Stranded Man At Camp Irwin
Ramon C. Miller, 53, a Fresno furniture buyer with an artificial leg, survived a week in searing Mojave Desert after his dog Gretchen defended him from coyotes and guided them to springs in a desert cave. Found by two ordnance inspectors at Camp Irwin, Miller and the dog were in good condition and expected to leave the hospital. Temperatures often exceed 120 degrees in the area.
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Camp Irwin
Calif
Ramon C. Miller
Fresno
Camp Irwin Military Reservation
San Bernar
Mojave Desert
Death Valley
Barstow
Camp Hospital
Miller
Gretchen
Maj
John Waters
Irwin Army Hospital
Desert Ramon
C. Miller
Newark Man Refused Parole in Slaying Case
Ohio Parole Commission denied parole for 35 year old Robert Lowery Jamison who killed Mary Adele Loendick in her Licking County home in 1951. Hearing postponed until July 1963. Jamison sentenced to life. Backing came from former warden Ralph W. Alvis and Darrell Jones. opposed by Judge Charles B. Hobtsberry and Prosecutor Forrest B. Ashcraft.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Newark
Licking County
Robert Lowery Jamison
Mary Adele Loendick
Jamison
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Darrell Jones
Licking County Common Pleas
Charles B. Hobtsberry
Forrest B. Ashcraft
Weather forecast notes mild midweek warmth
The forecast projects a milder midweek with mostly fair skies. Tonight will be mostly fair and warmer, Wednesday cloudy and slightly warmer, with a low around 62 and a high near 88.
Eichmann Denies Head Gestapo Duty in Trial
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann rejected Israel's claim he led Gestapo Jewish affairs. He said he was in charge only of evacuations and railway timetables, while Allen Hausner pressed him on Nazi documents and prior testimony. Eichmann insisted orders came from above and he merely followed them.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Atty
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
Reinhard Heydrich
Gestapo
Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Reich Transport Ministry
Einstatkommando
Heydrich
Hausner
Red China And North Korea Sign Mutual Aid Pact
In Peiping Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and North Korean Premier Kim Il-sung signed a mutual assistance treaty pledging full military support if either nation is attacked. The accord echoes a similar Soviet pact and signals broader East Asian tensions amid Moscow Peiping rift. Kim praised China and noted North Korea’s army and government were aided by Peiping during the Korean War.
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Tokyo
China
North Korea
Chou En-lai
Communist
Kim Il-sung
Peiping
New China
Soviet Union
Korea
Red China
Asia
Moscow
Kim
Liu Shao-Chi
Pact Between North Korea and Red China Urges Peaceful Korea Unification
In a seven article treaty North Korea and Red China pledge to refrain from alliances against each other consult on global questions respect sovereignty and noninterference and provide economic and technical aid They insist Korea’s unification must be peaceful and democratic aligning with Korean national interests and regional peace in the Far East.
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North Korea
Red China
Korea
Far East
Astronauts Prepare For Second Manned Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The astronaut chosen for America s second manned space flight began final week of prep in a land locked craft Air Force Capt Virgil I Grissom likely to fly with Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr as backup NASA has not named the main pilot but said the flight would occur the week of July 16 The launch date was set July 18 and would mirror Shepard s May 5 mission with a 116 mile altitude and 302 mile ocean landing
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Atlantic Range
A. A. Soldatov
Donald Lees
Britain
Anthony Hewitt
Gagarin
Daily Mirror
Daily Mail
West
Finland
Outer Space
Turnbull
Island Lad Spurs Highway Chase Near Randall Park
In Cleveland, Island Lad the race horse bolted from a pony boy and galloped along a highway near Randall Park race track on Monday, leaving motorists startled as the riderless animal sped past.
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Cleveland
Randall Park Race Track
Island Lad
SEC May Check On Exchanges
A House Commerce subcommittee voted to authorize a $750,000 investigation of all stock exchanges by the SEC. Chairman Peter Mack said he favorably views the move and urged quick full committee approval. The plan requires a report to Congress by Jan 3, 1963.
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Washington
House Commerce
Oe and Exchange Commis
Peter Mack
D-Ill
Commerce Committee
SEC
Congress
Gagarin Visits Britain Facing Mixed Reception
Soviet spaceman Yuri Gagarin arrives in London for a three day private visit. Some officials and press lament the lack of a full hero welcome while supporters praise mutual understanding and world peace. He is to meet Prime Minister Macmillan and visit the House of Commons, with possible royal meeting noted.
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Yuri Gagarin
London
Spaceman
Britain
Moscow
Gagarin
Francis Turnbull
Lord Hailsham
Science Ministry
Soviet Union
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
British Interplanetary Society
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
King George V
Mom and Dad Learn the Summer Lingo in Elmira
A humorous Uncle Sam style glossary shows mothers defining terms for summer family life. It lampoons parent child dynamics with playful phrases about bedtime, backyard mischief, and vacation plans. The piece highlights mom centered perspectives on conflicts, routines, and leisure.
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Elmira
N.Y
Chuckle Man Finds Laughs in Album Then Faces Self
A curious animal in a household scene laughs at an old family album and then studies its reflection in the mirror, offering a quirky moment of self awareness and humor. The lighthearted caption implies a playful, observational tone from a local page.
Salaries For All UAW Demands Loom In Talks
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers push for salaries for all workers tops GM Ford Chrysler negotiations under way today. UAW seeks salaried status for hourly workers, plant relocation input, and longer unemployment benefits. Ford talks press for overtime limits during unemployment and stronger production standards input.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Grant Auto
Earl B. Bramblett
Leonard Woodcock
Helicopter Rescues Girl on Oregon Coast
Twelve year old Becky Reever lost on the rocky Oregon coast survived a three day ordeal with barely any water. A helicopter crew hovered through fog to land on a narrow beach and lift her to safety. The Seaside girl from Bellaire, Texas, is recovering in a local hospital. A fisherman from Seaside spotted her and alerted rescuers who reached the beach as eight men descended the cliff. Her grandfather flew in from Houston to help with the search. The doctor said she was dehydrated but in good condition.
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Seaside
Ore
Becky Reever
Oregon
Becky
Bellaire
Tex
William Roever
Peter Long
Oregon Coast
Houston
Erman
Anio Rautio
Rautio
Dennis M. Chase
Portland
Frederick Rawls
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Joseph F. Reilley
American Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
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