Santa Monica fish charity man spared harsher punishment
A Santa Monica philanthropist Morris Jepson received a lenient sentence for a first traffic violation after delivering 100 pounds of fish to charity. Judge W Blair Gibbon noted his known charitable work but joked about his fisherman skills as a bailiff verified the catch from the ocean. The haul included 41 bass and 25 bonito.
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Santa Monica
Morris Jepson
W. Blair Gibbon
Jepson
Drummond Convicted in Espionage Conspiracy Case
Navy Yeoman Nelson C. Drummond, 34, is found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring with four Soviet agents to provide military data on naval weapons, submarines, and electronics. He admitted receiving between $20,000 and $24,000 over years. first trial ended in a hung jury.
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New York
Navy
Nelson C. Drummond
Soviet Union
Drummond
Thomas C. Murphy
Murphy
Larchmont
N.Y
Kennedy Aides Seek Details On Khrushchev Proposals
The Kennedy administration plans to ask Moscow to spell out in detail Khrushchev's East West proposals including a test ban, a nonaggression pact, and on site inspections. Harrriman will relay the request as Washington weighs the ideas amid ongoing nuclear talks. Officials say concrete specifics are needed to assess the speech.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Moscow
State Department
Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Bomb Drops by Mistake on Market Street San Francisco
A Navy air bomber dropped a 25 pound practice bomb on Market Street during lunch hour striking no one. The blast damaged a building facade and a PG&E truck, with fragments hitting an executive on the IBM Building seventh floor and a street employee nearby. No injuries reported.
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San Francisco
Navy
Market Street
Italy
Norman Ronneberg
Bob Cuyver
Menlo Park
IBM
R. A. Kiner
Anaheim
Calif
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Cuyler
Phoenix
Pine Street
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Cleo Fain
San Bruno
Lake Level Rises as Midwest Storms Lash Region
Violent storms swept the central states with heavy rain hail and tornadic winds. A seiche raised Lake Michigan along the east shore with 6 to 10 feet at Holland and 2 to 6 feet along Chicago. 2,000 people evacuated McCormick Place while police sealed Lake Shore Drive. Nine drownings reported in related weather events earlier years noted.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Antioch, II
Wisconsin Line
Niles
Chicago
Coast Guard
Holland
Mich
Lake Front
Lake Shore Drive
McCormick Place
Exposition Center
Lakefront
Weather Bureau
Waukegan
Chicago Lakefront
Military Junta Rescinds Quito Curfew After Coup
In Quito, the military junta lifts the curfew imposed after leaders ousted President Carlos Arosemena on July 11, easing restrictions on the city. The move follows the coup that toppled the government and prompted military control.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Child Swallows Crucifix Reported In Albany
Two year old Joann Clare DeSanta told her father she ate a crucifix. Doctors at a Albany hospital confirmed the metal cross passed from the stomach into the intestine on X ray and will monitor progress with further imaging.
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Albany
N.Y
Joann Clare DeSanta
Frank DeSanta
Universe Pageant faces setbacks before crowning
A Miss Universe 1963 final rehearsals are strained by a missing contestant Francine Marcos missing since arrival. Competitors include Miss England Susan Pratt recovering from a leg fracture and Marlene Schmidt of Germany struck with acute appendicitis. Norma Beatriz Nolan of Argentina will crown the winner on CBS TV tonight.
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Norma Beatriz Nolan
Argentina
CBS
Marlene Schmidt
Germany
England
Susan Pratt
Susan
Chuckle Punchline About Wife Tasks Prompt
A humorous quip notes that seating yourself may reveal the next request from a wife. The line plays on domestic humor and relatable home life, usefully shared as a light joke.
Glenn says not a candidate now for Senate
Lt. Col. John H Glenn Jr. denies immediate political plans while leaving future options open. He states he may remain an astronaut through 1964 but would not rule out other pursuits, and he has no current party affiliation, considering himself an independent. Glenn cites no definite run against Sen. Young.
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John H Glenn Jr
Jmors
Senate
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Cambridge Negroes May March Cambridge Negroes May March
Integrationist leaders accused by Gov Tawes of hindering talks to end Cambridge strife threaten to resume demonstrations tonight The arrival of a Maryland Bar Association racial relations committee could stop a planned march under martial law enforced by National Guard troops Attendees observed a united front from three Negro leaders at a Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church tailgate gathering near Cambridge Maryland.
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Cambridge, Md
J. Millard Tawes
Cambridge
Maryland Bar Association
National Guard
William ‘J. McWilliams
Baltimore
Tawes
Bethel Afrian Methodist Episcopal Church
Fire damages freight building and yard office in Kenton
A freight building and yard office of the New York Central Railroad in Kenton Ohio were damaged by fire early today. Firemen blamed overheated electrical wiring in a water cooler for the blaze. a quantity of switching equipment was also damaged.
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Kenton, Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Poisons Minds Chinese Take Up Khrushchev Challenge
Chinese officials accuse Khrushchev of capitulating to the West and poisoning minds with nuclear war talk. Peking plans to air both sides of the Communist dispute, while Khrushchev bets on public scrutiny of a Chinese Soviet program.
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Fast
West Germany
Moscow
Red
Khrushchev
Rockefeller in conference rule clash may stall civil rights push
Miami Beach AP report says Governor Rockefeller faces defeat as governors debate changing conference rules to require unanimity for resolutions. He backs civil rights measures but a majority favors keeping two thirds. Nineteen of about fifty governors plan to back unanimity. fourteen Democrats and five Republicans oppose.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson A
New York
Territories
Associated Press
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Indonesian Red Seeks World Communist Congress
Indonesian Communist leader D. N. Aidit flew to Moscow for consultations aimed at backing a world congress to resolve the Moscow Peking split. The 42 year old party chief expects to stay until July 24 and then plans to meet Chinese Communist leaders in Peking.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
D. N. Aidit
Moscow
Peking
Aidit
NAACP pushes Hazel to add Negro technicians in crew
Hollywood figures say Hazel may include a Negro technician as NAACP leaders press for integrated technical staff. James Tolbert and Herbert Hill outline demands while Ford Motor Co sponsorship and union shop rules shape response.
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Hazel
Shirley Booth
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ford Motor Co
William Dozier
Screen Gems
Dozier
James Tolbert
Hollywood-Beverly Hills
Herbert Hill
National
Hill
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