Kansas City Cop Faces Firing In Attic Shooting
Police Cpl. William Davis who joined in 1959 shot and killed a burglar in a pitch dark attic at an abandoned school. The incident followed previous gunfire that left two dead and prompted a five page review by Police Chief Clarence Kelley.
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Kansas City, Mo
William Davis
Kansas City
Cpl. Davis
William Roberts Woods
Denver
J. L. Woods
Mrs. Woods
Clarence M. Kelley
Davis
Force
Coldwater To Announce Early In 1964
In Tulsa Arizona senator Barry Goldwater plans to announce early in 1964 his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Peter O'Donnell Jr., head of the Draft Goldwater for President Committee, said Goldwater leads other hopefuls and is the most popular man in politics today. He will enter state presidential primaries to show Republicans he can win.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Dallas J
Goldwater
O'Donnell
Condit Speaks on Institutional Vitality at Xavier
Gex P. Condit president of the Gardner Division of Diamond National spoke at a Xavier University conference on Institutional Vitality. The meeting gathered 104 Catholic institution administrators from the United States and Canada. Condit, Xavier graduate of 1957, addressed Catholic institutional business problems.
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Gex P. Condit
Gardner
Diamond National Corporation
Xavier University
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Condit
Xavier
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Charlie Hill Jr. Award Delayed by Bus Crash
Dayton Ohio AP reports Charlie Hill Jr. missed a perfect attendance award after a car struck him near Patterson High School the night before a recognition breakfast. The accident broke his leg and interrupted his four years with no absences or tardies since eighth grade.
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Dayton, Ohio
Charlie Hill Jr
Patterson High School
Charlie
Charleston merchants pledge desegregation amid protests
Sixty two Charleston merchants join 100 in signing a mayoral pledge for equal job opportunities and desegregation of fountains, restrooms, and fitting rooms. Negro leaders vow intensified demonstrations seeking full integration including access to pools and theaters.
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Charleston, S.C
Charleston
J. Palmer Gaillard
Brothers Fined In Boat Theft Case
Two Warren County brothers Billie Grey and Henry Grey were fined $75 and costs after being found guilty of stealing an 11 foot boat. Police say they took the boat from Turtle Creek where it was moored by Byron Danley and moved it to their farm on Glosser Road. A juvenile was also involved in the theft.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Billie Grey
Henry Grey
Turtle Creek
Byron Danley
Glosser Road
Burn Victims Still In Hospital Fire at Sunset Pool
Three recreation department employees were severely burned in a cleaning agent explosion at Sunset Swimming Pool on July 16 and remain at Middletown Hospital. Lifeguard Tom Swisher is in good condition, Jimmy Wright in fair condition, and Wright is a department maintenance employee. Foreman Holt Goodpaster, also in good condition, will have surgery for bandage changes on hands and arms. A department probe continues under Recreation Director John Paschal to determine the explosion's possible cause.
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Recreation Department
Sunset Swimming Pool
Middletown Hospital
Tom Swisher
Jimmy Wright
Wright
Holt Goodpaster
John Paschal
Gulbenkian Funds 92 Libraries and Mobile Units in Portugal
Millionaire Calouste Gulbenkian financed a foundation that established 45 libraries and 47 mobile libraries across Portugal, expanding access to reading and learning resources nationwide.
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Calouste Gulbenkian
Portugal
Hearing Set For Cemetery Vandals
A 1:30 p.m. hearing is scheduled tomorrow before Judge David Black in Domestic Relations Court for three teenage boys who confessed costly vandalism at Greenwood and St. r. Cemeteries. The 14, 16, and 17 year olds confessed to overturning and damaging stones worth thousands. two are Hamilton residents and one visited from Ruscan, Florida. All remain in the Juvenile Detention Home awaiting the hearing.
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Hamilton
Greenwood
St. R
David Black
Domestic Relations Court
Ruscan
Fla
Mueller named head of U S manned space flight
Dr George E Mueller, space communications expert, named to run the U S manned space program effective Sept 1. He will oversee the Marshall Center Huntsville and Manned Spacecraft Center Houston and Cape Canaveral Launch Operations Center, taking over from D Brainerd Holmes. Mueller, 45, formerly with Space Technology Laboratories in Los Angeles, helped manage Atlas Titan Minuteman and Thor programs and Pioneer and Explorer missions. He holds degrees from Missouri School of Mines Purdue Ohio State and taught at Ohio State. He helped develop Telebit the first digital telemetry system to space setting deep space records 222 million miles aboard Pioneer V.
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Houston
Launch Operations Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Agency
Mueller
D Brainerd Holmes
Office For Manned Space Flight
Space Technology Laboratories
Atlas
Titan
Minuteman
Thor
NASA
Pioneer
St. Louis
Missouri School of Mines
Purdue
Ohio State University
Ohio State
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Woods
Starglow Drive
Dean
Ilana Martin
Dixie Hwy
Cruise
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Ohio
Hud
Paul Newman
Pat Neal
Dean Martin
Lana Turner
Coldwater
Dixie Cruise
Middletown, Ohio
Pitts
Phila
Middletown
Bestle Eaton
Shocker
Queens
New York City
James Blake
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Burges
Gloria
B. J. Glover
Glover
Hayley
Walt Disney
Hodges
J Pollard de Brown
James Neilson
Walt Disney Productions
Moon Shot
OSU
Carl Mueller
FMN
Nderwear
Pennleigh
Pennleigh Prep
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Ginger Lane
Miracle Eiderson
W.t.grant CO
Laynecrest Shopping
East 2Nd St
Millard Dr.—Franklin
Breiel Blvd
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