Polish beauty contestant wins visa extension for Kennedy aid
Miss Marzena T. Malinowska a 21 year old NYU coed and Miss Universe entrant who once met President Kennedy in 1960 received a one year extension of her visa after requesting help from the White House and INS. She may renew if she continues her studies.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
White House
Marzena T. Malinowska
New York University
New York
Miss Malinowska
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Anouher
Negroes seek desegregation of Little Rock parks
In Little Rock Arkansas Negroes petition the federal courts to desegregate city parks and recreational facilities, asserting equality of access and challenging the city’s segregated facilities that once highlighted racial tensions.
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Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark
Douthit
Public hearing set on Middletown urban renewal project
Public notice announces a City Commission public hearing on April 2 1961 at 7:00 PM in Garfield Grade School for the Garfield redevelopment project. The hearing covers land acquisition demolition street and park improvements with federal housing act funding and relocation plans. Walter S. Newman directs Planning City of Middletown.
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Opment
Middletown
Butler i
Garfiel d Grade
Vantee Road
Ohio
Garfield
B&o
Wey
Calumet Avenue
New York Central
Sycamore Street
McCurry Avenue
Yankee Road
City of
Seid
Pisnning
Centre Avenue
Walter S. Newman
Pla City
Mer
Powers Pilot Francis Gary Powers Due Home Visit
Barbara Powers in Milledgeville Geogia prepares for husband Francis Gary Powers return from a Washington hospital checkup. She says he should visit within a week to ten days and plans a family reunion. Powers remains under routine medical examination in DC with Georgetown University Hospital.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Barbara Powers
Goring
Francis Gary Powers
Washington, D.C
Middle Georgia
Rudolph Abel
Milledgevile
Powers
Peared
Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
Powers 32
W. Proctor Harvey
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcy cases filed in U S District Court Cincinnati list James L Ivers 1127 Franklin St Hamilton carpenter with debts of 1823 and assets of 310. Also named Milo Combs.
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Wiley Branton
U.S. District Court
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
James L. Ivers
Franklin St
Hamilton
Carpenter
Milo Combs
Five week old Jimmy Bios fitted with hearing aid in Grand Rapids
Jimmy Bios, five weeks old in Grand Rapids, wears a tiny hearing aid that conducts sound through the mastoid bone to the ear nerves. Audiologist Eugene L. Walle notes no child this young has been tested before. Further tests in coming years may reveal inner ear condition and potential corrective surgery. The Center operates as United Community Services.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Jimmy Bials
Grand Rapids
Girard Bials
Jimmy
Lear
Eugene L. Walle
Hearing and Speech Center
Walle
United Community Services Agency
Youth Suffers Fractured Foot At Madison High
Paul Marshall aged 16 from West eee was treated at Mid detown Hospital after noon for a fractured left foot sustained while playing basketball at Madison High School Milford Township. The report notes inspector debts assets figures.
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Paul Marshall
West Eee
Middetown Hospital
Madison High School
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Joseph T. Kiep
Cheriotte F. Hermann
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Summa Pleas Court
Butter County
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State of Ohio
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