Thousands attend Gary Cooper funeral as Hollywood honors star
More than 100 police assign to manage a crowd in Beverly Hills as Gary Cooper is buried in the Roman Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd. The widow asks for a dignified service. Auxiliary bishop Manning delivers the eulogy while Rev Msgr Sullivan leads the Mass. Cooper, born 1901 in Helena, Montana, died after a long illness. his last TV appearance was March 29 on The Real West.
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Pilot Calms Passengers After Landing Gear Failure
An American Airlines 707 with 55 aboard landed safely in Cincinnati after a defective landing gear failed to retract. Captain J K Thomas said maintenance assured him the gear would hold, while firefighters stood by as the jet circled for a cautious approach. The flight continued to St Louis after a delay.
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New York
Ratterman Case In Court Today
George Ratterman ex Browns quarterback and reform sheriff candidate faces trial in Newport on breach of the peace disorderly conduct and resisting an officer charges after his arrest with dancer Juanita Jean Holges. Holges, 26, is charged with prostitution.
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George Ratterman
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Korean Junta Defies U S and Seizes Control
South Korea’s armed forces chiefs who toppled the government dissolved the National Assembly and all local assemblies. Martial law was declared as tanks and troops seized Seoul, with Premier Chang missing and the junta pledging anti corruption and stronger ties to the United States. The U N Command and U S officials urged restoration of constitutional authority amid uncertain support.
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North Korea
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Weather notes show cooler night and mild midweek warmth
The forecast for tonight and tomorrow calls for a cooler low in the mid-40s. Wednesday should be fair and warmer with a high near 74. Monday reached 80 by 2 p.m. and a low of 53 at 8 a.m. Middletown recorded .02 inches of rain yesterday.
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Woman Shot in Dayton Hospital Shooting at Miami Valley Hospital leaves an attendant badly wounded
Lucille Burns, 47, a physical medicine attendant at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, was shot three times in a basement corridor. Robert Prince, 57, a hospital dishwasher, is held for investigation after allegedly firing a .32 caliber revolver. Burns said she ended a relationship with Prince, who is charged. The victim is listed in satisfactory condition.
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South Korean Military Coup Signals Shifting Power
The South Korean army, long a powerful force, ousted President Syngman Rhee and toppled the civilian government after a student-led revolt. Analysts note the army, drawn from farmers and educated officers, may push for a cleaner regime while remaining the political center of gravity in Korea. The move raises Western concerns about democracy in Asia and Africa.
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Geneva West Seeks Ban At Laos Meet
The Laos conference opens with Western powers aiming to ban arms shipments to Laos to support a truce. Talks focus on a neutral, independent Laos and a coalition government among three rival factions. The U.S. breaks a deadlock to include all Laotian groups as advisers as Vientiane plans to boycott.
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Dean Rusk
Chuckle Capsule: Daily Meme Snapshot
A light daily gag roundup notes humor about judgment and time, playfully urging steady wit. The item resembles a brief funniest-line style feature common in humor pages with compact, punchy phrasing.
Menshikov Delivers Khrushchev Message to Kennedy
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov met with President Kennedy at the White House to hand Khrushchev's reply to Kennedy's February message. He declined to reveal details and said further information would come from the White House. The meeting followed Kennedy's interest in a potential Paris summit with de Gaulle and possible talks in Stockholm or Vienna.
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Separate trials set for three defendants in Ratterman case
Newport Ky. Court Judge Joseph Reif granted separate trials for three defendants in the case stemming from the arrest last week of George Ratterman reform candidate for Campbell County sheriff in a hotel room with a woman.
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Forlhce
Joseph Reif
George Ratterman
Campbell County
Heroic teen aunt dies after bull rescue plunge
In Utica New York Dorothy Berrus an 18 year old aunt died after she and five year old Charles Di Giorgio Jr fell 100 feet down a rocky Lewis County ravine while fleeing a charging bull. Charles survived with injuries and recalled she asked how he was before dying.
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Dorothy Berrus
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