Prom 20 Years Late Returns Susan Miller Dorsey Honor
Susan Miller Dorsey High School seniors plan a 20 year delayed prom next month. The class will sing and dance to World War II era hits amid a festive revival denied in 1942 by blackouts and rationing. Organizers say 254 of 420 classmates are contacted. committee reunion praised as promising.
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Los Angeles
Susan Miller Dorsey High School
Robert Watkinson
Watkinson
Philip Landau
Priscilla Palmer Cooke
Hoffa Indicted on Taft-Hartley Violations in Nashville
Federal grand jury in Nashville indicts James R. Hoffa on two counts alleging Taft-Hartley violations and illegal collection of about 1 million dollars via a Nashville auto transport firm. Hoffa pleads innocent to a separate assault charge, while Teamsters official says the indictment resembles others against labor leaders. If convicted, Hoffa faces possible prison and fines.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Nashville
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McClellan
Hoffa
Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Teamster Union
Militants clash with gendarmes at Algiers Summer Palace
In Algiers a brisk battle erupted when nine mortar shells hit the Moorish style Summer Palace. Mobile gendarmes and commandos exchanged heavy fire with the Secret Army Organization amid armored patrols and street embankments. No injuries reported.
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Algiers
Summer Palace
France
Algeria
Secret Army
Confession in Kentucky Slayings Appears False
FRANKFORT KY AP A confession in the fatal shooting of a young Ashland Kentucky couple appears to be false after two state police officers returned from Carthage Missouri where they interviewed 24 year old Billy Jack Greer who had admitted the twin killing He volunteered details of the March 14 shooting on a lonely lovers lane and the confession triggered searches and lie detector tests but officials said the confession did not hold up.
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Frankfort
Ashland
Carthage
Charles Young
Billy Jack Greer
Lranton
Ohw
Missouri
Donald Howard
Lane
Kentucky
Titov Described as “Green Pilot” by NASA Officials
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Officials of the U S astronaut program say Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov is pretty green by American standards of flight experience A NASA spokesman noted Titov appeared nervous during flight and his relative inexperience likely contributed to motion sickness and other symptoms observed during the mission
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Astronaut Program
Gherman Titov
Project Mer
Cury
Titov
Three Chicago jailbreakers arrested in New York
FBI agents nabbed Michael Huntington on the Upper East Side and William Triplett later in an apartment. Paul Muhlig, also involved, had been indicted earlier. The trio allegedly kidnapped a motorist, forced him to drive to Woodlawn and Cincinnati, then Dayton, before splitting up. They face renewed federal charges including kidnapping and transporting a victim across state lines.
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New York
Chicago
FBI
G. Foster
Seid
Michael Huntington
Upper East Side
William Triplett
Triplett
Huntington
Paul Muhlig
Foster
Matteson
Everett Raymond Irie
Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Dayton
Irie
Mublig
Humington
U.S
Estes Case Connected To Inquiry
Bryan AP Grand jury to probe the death of an Agriculture Department agent tied to Billie Sol Estes cotton allotments. Dist Atty Russ orders the investigation to clear any cloud linking Estes case. Jury to meet in Franklin Monday. Senator Yarborough says hints of drafting Estes for Texas governor surfaced five months ago. Houston officials warn carriers to bar Estes from leaving the U S. Freeman invited to testify. many facts remain cloudy after Marshall’s death June 3 1961. Will Wilson says Texas charged first on Estes transport fraud and influence in Washington. Goldwater predicts Estes scandal will widen with government involvement and possible further officials questioned.
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Bryan
Tex
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Washington
Estes
Texas
Yarborough
Houston
Horace C. Harris
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Houston Post
James L. Hennessey
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
US Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Dist Atty
Russ
Will Wilson
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Experts Ready Capsule for Carpenter Flight Delay
Cape Canaveral engineers rushed to modify the parachute system to ensure safe reentry for astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter. The change delays his mission to at least next Tuesday as teams test automatic controls after John Glenn's February failure. Carpenter, a Navy lieutenant commander, may visit with his wife Rene and their four children who may travel to the space port area.
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Cape Canaveral
Carpenters
John H Glenn Jr
Glenn
Cop Killers Sought After Brooklyn Candy Store Shootout
New York police, 24 000 strong, hunt two men after they killed detective Luke Fallon 56 and mortally wounded detective John Finnegan 29 in a Brooklyn candy and tobacco shop. The robbers fled with about 3000 to 4000 dollars, wounding others and triggering a large citywide alert.
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New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Luke Fallon
John P Finnegan
Fallon
Finnegan
Ohio motorist killed in US 27 crash near Nicholasville
State police report an early morning collision on US 27 two miles south of Nicholasville killing John Raymond Montgomery, 24, of Cincinnati Ohio. The other driver and injuries were not listed in the available text.
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Nicholasville
Ohio
US 27
John Raymond Montgomery
Cincinnati
Mother kills two children by throwing them from hotel
Boston police said Mrs Ann Peters of Worcester hurled her children Norman seven and Marguerite three from a ninth floor room at the Statler Hilton late Friday. The victims died on impact as crowds watched from the busy street below. Theodore Peters, a Worcester truck driver and husband, rushed to Boston after police located him and headed to be with his wife.
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Boston
Ann Peters
Worcester
Columbus Avenue
Norman
Peters
Marguerite
Theodore
Drenched Marines Join Thai Army Maneuvers
Monsoon rains drenched Marines preparing to join Thai army units in maneuvers near Laos border. Gen. Harkins flew to northeast Laos to assess risk as US forces in Thailand remain on hold. Reports from Laos touched on Pathet Lao clashes while a separate New Hampshire case drew attention from national diplomacy.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Mekong River
Laos
Paul D. Harkins
Premer Nikita Khrushchev
Harkins
Military Assistance Command
South Viet Nam
Kenneth T Young
Udon
Nong Han
Luang Prabang
Madison
N.H
Attle Brothers
United States
U.S
Christopher
Ward
Corey
Kennedy visits wounded father amid fund raising plan
President Kennedy, buoyed by a favorable medical update on 73-year-old Joseph P Kennedy, schedules another hospital visit. He intends to meet a teen with missing parents, Pattie Corte, while at Bellevue Medical Center, then greet Democratic benefactors before a housing project dedication with Gov Rockefeller, highlighting party fundraising aims.
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New York
Kennedy
Joseph P Kennedy
White House
Pattie Corte
New York University Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Bellevue Medical Center
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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