Made Own Clothes Then Found Husband's Wealth 30 Millions
Mrs. Fdnah Race Capron, 74, testified after a 55 year marriage that she sewed most clothes and faced daily complaints from George H. Capron, 79. In superior court she won an interlocutory divorce and a $16 million settlement, amid claims of cruel treatment and hidden wealth reaching about $30 million. The couple lived in Newport Beach California, where she receives the home and other properties while Capron can buy back Laguna Niguel land with a $16 million cashier’s check.
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Los Angeles
Fdnah Race Capron
Capron
Newport Beach
Laguna Niguel
Laguna Beach
California
OAS Debates Cuba Sanctions and Viet Nam Ambush Toll
In Saigon a US special forces enlisted man was killed and a US officer wounded in a fourth ambush of the week as Montagnards and a strike force moved toward Buon Brieng near Ban Me Thuot. In Washington, the OAS opened a closed session to discuss a Brazil proposed alternative to severing Cuba relations, with Chile and Mexico expected to oppose and Bolivia and Uruguay likely to abstain.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
Buon Brieng
Columbia
Costa Rica
Panama
Venezuela
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Youth Flees As Police Book Him
Massillon Ohio an 18 year old escaped two officers and died from possession of burglary tools Police identified the escapee as Ance A Utt of Massillon He gave the name Johnny Westfall and a fictitious address when arrested earlier Capt Anthony DiLorete said the youth acted suspiciously in front of a store in the southeastern section of the city
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Massillon, Ohio
Ance A. Utt
Massillon
Johnny Westfall
Anthony DiLorete
DiLorete
Husband judges party mood by wife's expression
Humorous note suggests a man assesses his evening by the look on his wife’s face, implying a shared moment of social weather at a party.
Weather outlook heat and humidity return tomorrow
Moisture will leave the air tonight then hot humid weather returns tomorrow with possible showers. Yesterday’s high reached 92 and the overnight low was 69.
Juveniles and Parents Face Arrest at Crosley Field
In Cincinnati AP reports juveniles who harassed fans and damaged cars and buses at Crosley Field will be taken to court. Juvenile Judge Benjamin S Schwarta announced a juvenile court field office will be set up at the field to handle the offenders.
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Crosley Field
T Court
Benjamin S. Schwarta
Cincinnati Reds
Peace Returns to Negro Areas as Demonstrations Turn Violent
Peace returned to two Negro sections of New York City after protests over police brutality splintered into clashes outside police headquarters. White youths threw missiles at demonstrators injuring an inspector and a deputy mayor announced a review staff. CORE led the picketing as authorities arrested seven whites and a juvenile delinquency charge followed.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Headquarters
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lower East Side
Robam F Wagner
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Corporation Counsel
Henry Morgan Quits TV Show Over Sam Sheppard Objection
Henry Morgan walked off the Mike Douglas Show amid Sam Sheppard and Ariane Sheppard’s appearance. Morgan questioned why Sheppard was labeled a murderer after his release and said he would not perform after the segment. F. Lee Bailey, Sheppard’s attorney, threatened libel over the remarks.
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Henry Morgan
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ariane
Morgan
Mike Douglas
Kyw-Tv
Sam
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Sheppard
Three Men Arrested Under New Rights Bill in Greenwood
The FBI charged Willie A Belk 47 Jimmy Belk 19 and Sam Shafer Jr 40 with conspiring to bar a Negro from Leflore Theatre in Greenwood Mississippi. They posted 1000 bonds after arrest by U S Commissioner Luckett.
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Greenwood. Miss
FBI
Bureau
Greenwood
Willie Amon Belk
Jimmy Allen Belk
Sam Allen Shafer Jr
Belk
U.S
W. O Luckett
Clarksdale
Silas McGhee
Leflore
McGhee
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Singapore Riots Toll Rises to Nineteen Deaths
Singapore reports a death toll of nineteen as Chinese and Malays clash for a fourth day. Police say clashes are diminishing though daily curfew breaks occur for food. Troops restore order and oversee curfew continuance while casualty figures reach official 197 injured and unofficial near 400.
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Singapore
Senate Passes War on Poverty Bill 2-1 Vote
The Senate approved Johnsons War on Poverty bill by a 52 to 11 party line split with 2nding amendments. It authorizes 412.5 million for education training and work programs including a job corps for ages 16 to 21 and support for part time college work and vocational training.
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Senate
House
Peter H. Dominick
R-Cole
GOP
Four Yachtsmen Rescued From Sea By Freighter
Four Connecticut yachtsmen rescued after nine days on a life raft. The men Ralph Stevens Leo Pogorzelski Philip Karakovsh and Julius Kasimer were found 420 miles east of Cape Henry by a Navy patrol plane and picked up by the British freighter Maiden en route to Wilmington Delaware. They left Saybrook July 11 for a Bermuda trip that was to end July 17. Their boat Gooney Bird foundered after striking a submerged object July 14 and the crew abandoned ship. All four were in good health aside from sunburn and minor sores.
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Maiden
Wilmington
Ralph C. Stevens
Leo Pogorzelski
Waterbury
Philip Kara
Kovsh
Cheshire
Julius Kasimer
New Haven
Saybrook
Conn
Stevens
Bermuda
Coast Guard
Navy
Cape Henry
Pete J. Theodorelos
Race Issue In Election To Be Topic
Washington AP reports Republican nominee Barry Goldwater and President Johnson plan a White House session to discuss avoiding trouble over civil rights. Goldwater opposed parts of the civil rights act yet seeks a broad campaign discussion without inflaming tensions while preparing with advisers. He calls Johnson the issue faker and phoniest, though he remains opposed to discrimination and vows not to inject civil rights into the race.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
White House
San Francisco
Civil Rights Unit
Lyndon Johnson
United States
George Reedy
Civil rights issue to loom in 1964 campaign says trio
Three national leaders ML King James Farmer and John Lewis urge that civil rights stay in the 1964 presidential race. They spoke after a five hour strategy session at Tougalosa College near Jackson on the Freedom Democratic party in Mississippi.
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Vicksburg
Mass
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Martin Luther King
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
John Lewis
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Farmer
Lewis
Tougalon College
Jackson
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George H. Capron
OAS
Cuba
S. Viet Nam
By Rry McLeon
Organization of American States
Cincinnati
Ann Landers
Ewe Pee
Crane Seat
Ween
Etene
Valley News
Gerard Standard
Wichita
Kan
Malcolm L. Stephenson
Henry Yack
Michael J. Murphy
the Police Department
Marilyn
Douglas
Ohio Penitentiary
Sub
Rocky River
Bay Village
Coare
Drs
Richard
Stephen Sheppard
Warren
Kenley
Olin Higgs
Wabg-Tv
Higgs
John Chadwick
Frank J. Lauseche
Dohio
Portsmouth
Walter R. Mears
King
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