Prison Graduation Mirrors High School Ceremony
At Maryland Penitentiary, 41 senior and 47 junior high graduates received equivalency certificates and diplomas amid guards and bunting. Valedictorian Jonathan Sellers, 35, serving 15 years for armed robbery, urged graduates to pursue learning, while officials and volunteers observed the ceremony.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Navor
Theodore R. McKeldin
Penitentiary
School of Fuil
State Board of Education
Jonathan Sel
Lers
Sellers
Sat Stice
New Attack Expected On Communist Party Indictment
The government plans a new indictment against the U.S. Communist Party for failing to register as an agent of a foreign power. A 1961 conviction was overturned by a Court of Appeals panel ruling party officers could not be forced to testify against themselves. The Supreme Court declined to review the case.
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Communist Party
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Attorney General
Internal Security
US Court of Appeals
The
Supreme Court
Department
Augustine Law Force Reinforced in Racial Tension City
Reinforcements arrived to bolster state law enforcement in St Augustine after Gov. Farris Bryant ordered more officers following an on site inspection. He called the racial situation a present danger as whites gathered for segregation speeches in a downtown square and attempted to march toward a Negro section, met by police with dogs. Public demonstrations subsided for the first time in weeks.
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ST Augustine
Fila
Farris Bryant
Astate
Playwright Mrs. George Wright Hamlin Dies in Canandaigua
Mrs George Wright Hamlin a noted playwright author and community leader died Friday in Canandaigua New York She was best known for her play Alexander Hamilton and was 1 playwright in the AP report.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
George Wright Hamlin
Alexander Hamilton
Trucker's Blast Kills Six At Poconos Reptile Farm
Six people die and several buildings collapse when a tractor trailer loaded with dynamite explodes near the Pocono Reptile Farm in Marshall’s Creek Pennsylvania. Firefighters fight fires as authorities probe tire blowouts and a possible driver misstep while investigators from three agencies search for loose ends and snakes that escaped the blast.
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Marshalls Creek. Pa
Dist
James P. Marsh
Monroe County
Pocono Mountain
Airmen Killed and Wounded in Mekong Delta Helicopter Crash
Two U.S. Army aviators were killed when their armed helicopter was shot down in flames during a major assault in Vinh Binh Province in the Mekong delta. A Vietnamese observer died and two American gunners were wounded. This marks the 148th U.S. combat death in Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Vinh Binh
Rhodes orders probe into tax filing by highway official
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes announced an investigation into claims that Charles A. Burns of Akron, assistant director of highway safety, failed to file federal income tax returns for 1960 to 1962. Rhodes said Burns owes a duty to file all returns and noted their long friendship.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Ashland
Charles Burns
Rhodes
Burns
Missing civil rights workers sought in Mississippi search
Governor Johnson urged residents of Neshoba County to help search their premises for the three civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney who vanished six days ago The trio last seen Sunday night their station wagon found burned northeast of Philadelphia in a lonely area The search involved state and federal officers and 100 sailors from Meridian Naval Auxiliary Air Station The disappearance described as a mysterious missing persons case and the FBI role was discussed with former CIA director Allen Dulles arriving in Washington to report on the Mississippi situation
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Philadelphia
Miss
Guy Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Mississippi
Dulles
White House
Gov. Johnson
Neshoba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Khrushchev Heads to Norway After Sweden Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev left Stockholm for Norway after a five day Swedish stop. A 2 gun salute marked the departure as he and his party boarded a naval vessel to rejoin the Soviet line. The visit left Sweden disappointed for not resolving the Raoul Wallenberg disappearance while signaling potential gains in Soviet Sweden trade. Wallenberg, famed for saving Jews in Hungary, was arrested by the Red Army in 1945.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Norway
Dashkiria
Soviet Union
Tage Fernander
Raoul Wallenberg
Wallenberg
Hungary
Red Army
Budapest
Theist Lingers in Church After Baltimore Flight
Mada lyn Murray, a Baltimore woman who questions belief in God, stayed in a church on Friday night with her family while seeking permanent housing. The Unitarian Church offered shelter until a suitable home is found after her departure from Baltimore this week following a police confrontation.
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Honolulu
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Unitarian Church
Murray
Italy’s cabinet resigns amid 25th postwar crisis
President Segni opened talks with leaders as Italy seeks an end to a lengthy government crisis. Premier Aldo Moro’s center-left cabinet quit after a split with the Christian Democrats and Socialists over church school funding. Segni asked Moro to stay while he explores candidates to form a new administration.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Italy
Aldo More
Christian Democrats
Segni
More
Moro
Polio cases in U S fall to twenty nine this year
Atlanta AP report says only 29 paralytic polio cases have occurred this year, 18 states reporting cases, compared with 68 at the same point in 1963. Health Service Communicable Disease Center notes the decline.
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Atlanta
Public Health Service
the Health Service
Busy Farmer Toil Keeps Him Going At Age 101
Clark B House of Lewiston New York is 101 and works daily on a farm. He drives a tractor five hours a day helps with fruit harvesting and shovels snow in winter to assist his 70 year old son in Rochester. He was born April 17 1883 in Cameron Steuben County.
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Clark B. House
Rochester
House
Niagara County
Willis House
Steuben County
Cameron
Missiles Transfer in Cuba Warned on Fire
Washington reports the Soviet Union is handing over SAM site operation in Cuba to Castro forces with a warning to avoid firing on US reconnaissance planes. About 1,200 more Soviet troops are to withdraw, leaving a training mission of 800 to 1,000. OAS calls July 21 meeting to consider sanctions against Cuba. Venezuela seeks action.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Ehind
Stis
Organization of Amerwan
Cashiro
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Near certainty reached on identity of body parts case
Authorities identified the dismembered woman found in Tipp City area waters as Verna Young Fisher, 41, of Crystal Lake and West Manchester. The search began June 8 after an armaged grave pit was found. autopsy linked skull scars to a childhood injury and confirmed by parents. She was last seen Sept 27, 1960.
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Dayton, Ohio
Tipp City
Harry Bloomer
Montgomery County
Verna Young Fisher
Crystal Lake
Clark County
West Manchester
Preble County
Bloomer
Ami
Sidney Fable
Fisher
Cleveland
Mia Fisher
Ernest Fisher
West
Manchester
Crysta Lake
Miami County Sheriff Office
Montgome
Weather: Clear and warm nationwide with scattered showers
Most of the nation enjoys clear and warm conditions with a few showers and thunderstorms early along the southeast coast and near the Rockies. Rainfall remains light and winds are not as strong as in New England Friday night. Morning readings were in the 70s across the Midwest and South with the Weather Bureau predicting another day of warm temperatures.
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Southeast
Rockies
New England
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Coffee Dispensers Look Like Filing Cabinets Arrive
Office coffee dispensers are designed to resemble filing cabinets and are positioned to appeal to workers who drink coffee. The new units match the office environment and target coffee drinkers among office staff.
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