Penny Vacation Brings Mother and Sons to Panama City
Phyllis Dark and her two sons Mike and Dennis earned a penny getaway after writing to the Chamber of Commerce for the cheapest weekend stay. The trio, from College Park Georgia, used one cent lodging and meals for three from the Panama City chamber, their first real vacation in 10 years since Mrs. Dark last saw her husband.
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Panama City
Fla
Phyillis Dark
Panama City Beach
Chamber
Mother and Sons
Dark
College Park
Star Monty Woolley Dies At 74 In Albany
Veteran actor Monty Woolley died at Albany Medical Center Hospital at 4 a.m. after kidney failure and heart disease. The Beardsman of stage and screen, 74, lived in Saratoga Springs and is famed for Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner. He worked as a Broadway director and Yale drama coach and earned two Oscar nominations.
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Albany
Monty Woolley
Albany Medical Center
Woolley
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Hospital
Albany Hospital
Sheridan Whiteside
Broadway
Yale University
Hollywood
Week Preview: Mild Start Warmer Week Ahead
Present indications forecast a mild to warm week with no rain. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 45. Tomorrow mostly fair and warmer with highs in the lower to mid 70s. Sunday's high was 72, overnight low 45.
Jaywalking Bit Costly for Offender in Miami Jail
Collin D. Forrester faced jail time after being arrested for double jaywalking in Miami. An officer noted a $5 unpaid jaywalking fine from last December, then detained him with bond set at an unspecified amount.
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Miami
Fla
Collin D. Forrester
Miami City
Forrester
American Lieutenant Executed by Viet Cong Near Saigon
An American Army lieutenant was executed by Communist guerrillas 30 miles north of Saigon in broad daylight. Two Vietnamese soldiers in the jeep with him were also killed. Bodies found by a military patrol. identity of the American withheld. Route 13 has seen prior ambushes. At least three other American advisers to Vietnam have been killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Route 13
Viet Nam
Laos Premier Souvanna Considers Quitting Amid Pathet Lao Attack
Pathet Lao attacked ICC peace mission helicopters injuring three, fueling fears that neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma may resign and spawn a power struggle with Communists and rightists. ICC members from Canada India and Poland worry about continuing mediation as tensions rise.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
International Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Britain
Soviet Union
Genevea Acccord
Laos
ICC
Souvanna
Ott Receives Small Rate Refund Check in Mobile
C D Ott of Mobile Alabama got a refund from the telephone company but it amounted to only one penny as a rate adjustment refund.
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Mobile
Ala
C. D. Ott
American officer among Vietnam war casualties reported
The lieutenant on duty was the 73rd American to die in Vietnam since 1961. A helicopter pilot was wounded in the left hand by Communist fire on Sunday and treated. Three American advisers were wounded by a grenades Saturday night while driving in Can Tho and returned to duty on Sunday.
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Mekong River
Can Tho
Freedom Marchers Begin Alabama Pilgrimage
Ten marchers five white and five Negro remain jailed in Fort Payne Alabama refusing bond as they press toward Mississippi to retrace William L Moore's path. They crossed from Georgia into Alabama and were charged with breach of the peace awaiting a June 3 circuit court hearing. Bob Zellner, 24, from Mobile says they have done nothing wrong.
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Fort Paynf
Ala
Mississippi
William L. Moore
Baltimore
Attalla
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Alabama
Georgia
Negroes Vow No Letup After Large Birmingham March
In Birmingham Alabama more than 1 000 Negro demonstrators sang and prayed in a park under police watch after a Sunday march from New Pilgrim Baptist church. Police chief Eugene Connor allowed the peaceful march but blocked further movement toward the jail. Civil rights leaders promise continued demonstrations with possible bi racial talks to ease tensions as Justice Department officials work with leaders.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Connor
Wyatt Tee Walker
Burke Marshall
U.S. Justice Department
Dick Gregory
Greenwood
Miss
New Pilgrim Baptist Church
Connor
Dominican Forces Mass at Haitian Border Amid Tense Standby
More than 1,000 Dominican troops with tanks and planes gathered near the border awaiting orders amid rumors of a possible invasion if Haiti does not allow safe passage for 15 political refugees. An OAS peace mission seeks broader powers as tensions rise into Sunday.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Washington
Organization of American States
Haiti
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
OAS Council
Jimam
Juan Bosch
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Bosch
Duvalier
Frank Bobadilla
U.S
Raymond Thurston
Duvalier i
Boy Discovers Humor In Library Mix Up
A high school student brings home a library book titled How to Hug only to find it is volume seven of an encyclopedia, causing a lighthearted mix up about the book’s contents.
Senator Scott accuses steel cartels in Japan and Europe
Senator Hugh Scott charges that Japanese and European steel producers secretly formed a cartel to divide the U.S. market. He says the Justice Department is examining possible law violations and notes potential links to treaties and foreign economic policy. Japanese firm spokesmen cited agreements to limit exports of small-diameter steel pipe and set prices, while denying a global cartel.
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Pittsburgh
Hugh Scott
United States
Tokyo
Nihon Kokano
Sen. Scott
Airmen Missing After B47 Crash Near Yellowstone Park
Four airmen aboard a B47 collided with a KC135 tanker during refueling over Yellowstone National Park. Two bodies were found near the wreckage 19 miles southwest of Old Faithful. Captain Frank G. Zumba and Staff Sgt. Lawrence F.E. Harrison identified. Captain Lorin B. Matthews remained missing. Captain Bruce A. Chapman survived, ejected and sheltered in snow. KC135 crew of five uninjured.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Air Force
Frank G. Zumba
Elmhurst
N.Y
Lawrence FE. Harrison
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Lorin B. Matthews
Bremerton, Wash
Bruce A. Chapman
Mountain Home
Idaho
Chapman
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Mountain Home Afb
Larson Afb
Wash
Priest denounces police use of dogs in Birmingham protest
In Cleveland the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel M. Cantwell calls the Birmingham dog attack a Christian injustice and says there is no justification for using dogs to stop racial demonstrations. Auxiliary Bishop Whealon echoes, urging adherence to Pope John XXIII's teaching on human dignity and equality.
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Cleveland
Birmingham
Ala
Daniel M. Cantwell
Msgr. Cantwell
Catholic Interracial Council of
Chicago
John F. Whealon
Leveland
John XXIII
Small Fire at Chicago Board of Trade Building
A small fire in the observation pavilion on the 45th floor caused about 300 in damage. Fire officials say a short circuit in electrical wiring started the blaze. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gerald Millin
Russians say Hitler body found in Berlin bunker
Paris AP The Russians found and identified Adolf Hitler's body in the burned ruins of the Fuehrer's Berlin bunker 18 years ago, author Cornelius Ryan says. He reports the Soviet government admitted they knew Hitler died by his own action and that the body was disposed of, details he will not reveal before his book.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Berlin
Cornelius Ryan
Ryan
Hitler
Allied Control Council
Eva Braun
Rockefeller Honeymooning at Venezuelan Mountain Ranch
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his bride Margaretta Murphy began a two week honeymoon at Monte Sacro ranch in Venezuela, arriving by private plane after visiting New York. They spoke with reporters in Spanish, and Mrs Rockefeller expressed excitement about learning the language and horseback riding at the estate.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Monte Sacro
New York
Happy
Dog Halts Burglaries Until Stolen From Harrisburg
Gondwill Industries used Cleo a large Doberman Pinscher as a watchdog inside the building for three weeks as burglaries slowed but Saturday the dog was stolen.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Gondwill Industries
Cleo
Gard
Rockefeller Deflects Questions On 1964 Presidential Run
Rockefeller, viewed as a likely 1964 Republican presidential candidate, avoided discussing his political future at New York Idlewild Airport. He told newsmen he did not think this was the time or place for such talk and that there would be opportunities to decide later.
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Rockefeller
New York Iciewild
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