Contempt Charges Against 14 Divorcees In Jackson Jail
In Jackson Michigan 14 divorced women were jailed on contempt charges for defying a four person limit on pickets at the county building. Bettie Brown 34 and Barbara Pickett 35 were among those jailed after failing to post 300 bond. Janet Nelson 17 and others remained in custody while a friend of the court noted alimony enforcement issues. Heumann denied neglectfulness.
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Jackson
Mich
Bettie Brown
Jackson County
Michigan
Barbara Pickett
Janet Nelson
Heumann
Car Smash Fete at Wake Forest Draws $18 for Rollins
Wake Forest senior Ray Rollins raised funds by letting students strike his 1947 car with a sledgehammer at 25 cents a stroke. The stunt, aimed at releasing exam tension, yielded $18 after the junker was smashed.
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Winston - Salem
N. C
Ray Rollins
Wake Forest
Rollins
Chang Plans U S Sales Trip Amid Korean Military Coup
South Korea's Lt. Gen. Chang Do young, head of the ruling junta, said he will travel to the United States to seek support from President Kennedy and the American people for the revolutionary government. U S officials and embassy cautioned no invitation had been issued. Chang aims to press for closer ties and to promote anti Communist goals while authorities crack down on social evils, shut newspapers, and arrest thousands for martial law violations.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Chang
State Department
Washington
Military Council
Army
Carter B. Magruder
Magruder
U.N
Korea
Hahn Shin
Kennedy backs tractors for freedom plan amid Cuban prisoner swap
President Kennedy is reported to have quietly supported the Tractors for Freedom committee organizing an exchange of 1,200 Cuban prisoners for 500 tractors. Key figures Walter Reuther Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower deny confirmation while White House aides indicate indirect backing and potential embargo waivers. Senator Humphrey warns Castro may back out, warning lives are at stake as critics call the plan blackmail.
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Kennedy
Walter Reuther
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Reuther
Washington
Various
White House
Coast Guard
State Department
The
Treasury
United States
Humphrey
Castro
Senate
French Algerian peace talks recess after first round
In Evian les Bains French and Algerian rebel delegations under heavy guard recessed the peace talks to digest the initial round. They agreed to meet every other day to allow strategy sessions with Paris and Tunis and to keep proceedings secret for now.
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Evian- Les-Bains
France
Lake Geneva
Paris
Tunis
Astronauts Meet Engineers in St Louis Conference
Space traveler Alan B. Shepard Jr. and four Mercury team astronauts visit St. Louis for a McDonnell Aircraft Corp conference with engineers and scientists. The session ends today and had restricted access for newsmen and photographers. A McDonnell spokesman said the talks cover capsule design as part of ongoing periodic meetings.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Alan B. Shepard Jr
St. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Project Mercury Space Task Group
McDonnell
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cooler Showers Possible
The forecast says cool weather continues with a high near 73 and a low around 52. Thursday looks cloudy and cooler with a chance of evening showers. Temperatures run about 5 degrees below norms through the five day outlook.
Stewardess Convicted Of Smuggling Heroin
NEW YORK AP A Parisian airline hostess Simmone M Christmann was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal court of smuggling 413 pounds of heroin valued at a half million dollars in her clothing She wept as jurors returned the verdict and a June 16 sentencing date was set Miss Christmann testified she met a man calling himself Mr Mueller in New York last October and agreed to bring an essence of perfume into the United States for him She claimed she was duped by an international dope ring and described her role as a foolish error in judgment
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New York
Simmone M. Christmann
Air France
Brooklyn
Mueller
Walter Bruchhausen
Idlewild
Robert Kasanof
Atty. Robbert
Kreindler
Christmann
Capitol's Fire Trap Amended
Piles of junk were hurriedly hoisted from the Capitol basement on the eve of a congressional probe into fire hazards. Rep Bow charged the basement was unsafe as workers cleared old papers frames bunting and miscellaneous debris from the area.
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Washington
Capitol
Frank Bow
Ohio
18 Die In Crash Of Army Transport
McChord Air Force Base Washington reports 18 soldiers and crew died when a C124 Globemaster returning from maneuvers crashed five miles from takeoff near McChord in predawn fog. Four were injured critically. five escaped and were rushed to Madigan General Hospital as the wreckage burned hours after impact. The plane originated from Donaldson AFB South Carolina en route to Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Maneuvers
McChord
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Air Force
Madigan General Hospital
Ft. Lewis
Army
Medigan
Joseph Wiggins
McChord Public Information
Globemaster
Donaldson Afb
S.C
Air Force Globemaster crash returns wounded from Lava Plains drill
Helicopter crews evacuated the injured after a C124 crash near Ft. Lewis on the Yakima Lava Plains exercise. The flight carried 22 servicemen and unnecessary gear, including a 16 230 pound truck and 5 120 pound trailer. 15 men from B Battery 26th Field Artillery Ft Sill were identified later. Rescue continued as other Globemasters departed McChord for similar missions.
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Ft. Lewis Military Reservation
McChord
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
B Battery
26Th Field Artillery
Ft. Sill
Kennedy cancels news conference before Europe trip
President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week as he prepares for a trip to Paris Vienna and London. Assistant White House secretary Andrew T. Hatcher said the President must devote most of his time to preparations and depart next Wednesday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrew T. Hatcher
White House
Paris
Vienna
London
Robin Hood Tale In Dayton A 7-Year-Old And $800 Loot
In Dayton Ohio a seven year old boy took eight hundred dollars from a home then spent it on comics candy and gifts for friends. He handed out cash from a nearby playground and to classmates before police recovered four hundred seventy nine dollars and four cents. Detectives say the boy was guided to return most of the money and the case was handed to his mother for discipline.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robin Hood
Dougie
Elmer B. Keighley
Keighley
Freedom Riders Continue Push Against Segregation
Eleven riders, both white and Black, boarded a Trailways bus in Montgomery under martial law, escorted by National Guardsmen and police. The group planned further protests toward New Orleans while authorities fortified routes to prevent violence from Selma to Jackson. MLK Jr accompanied the riders to the station and offered encouragement as guards maintained a tight perimeter around the bus station.
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Montgomery
Ala
Freedom Riders
New Orleans
National
Tthe
Trailways
Mississippi State Line
Mississippi
W. P. Wilson
Meridian
State Line
Ross Barrett
Mississippi Highway Patrol
National Guards Lines
Selma
Demopolis
Jackson
Miss
WE. Evans
Martin Luther King Jr
National Guard
Adj
Henry V. Graham
Graham
John Patterson
Humana
Bbu
Boy Strangled in Tangled Sweater on Farm Gear
In Utawa Ohio a six year old boy Bernard Becker died after his sweater tangled in the gears of a grain drill the child was riding. His father Alfred Becker tried to free him but the boy died before help arrived.
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Uttawa, Ohio
Bernard Becker
Alfred
Chuckle: find joy in doing what you do
A lighthearted prompt suggests embracing contentment by liking current work or activity. It encourages perspective shifts to discover satisfaction in daily tasks and routines. The tone remains casual and uplifting.
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North Korea
Marshall Geen
Tractors For Freedom
Committee To Free
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Theater
Valley News
Wereerar
Yakima
Sgt. W. K. Mortimer
Bugs Station
Highway Patrol
Maxwell Air Force Base
Paul Dietrich
Arlington
University of Virginia
Harrisburg
Greyhound
Robert Clancy
Kings Park
N.Y
Robert
Long Island
George Clancy
Ireland
Phie
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