Manry Nears End of Atlantic Quest Aboard Tinkerbelle
Robert Manry, the 47 year old Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter, nears a UK arrival after 78 days at sea in a 1314 foot sailboat. He sails to Falmouth from the Lizard with wife Virginia and children Robin and Douglas aboard, amid meeting immigration officers at Black Rock for passport stamping. The voyage followed a record small craft crossing, with Lawler’s 45 day voyage cited as a benchmark.
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Falmouth
England
Robert Manry
Atlantic
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Si Lawler
Boston
Manry
Robin
America
Douglas
Lawler
Lizard
Black Rock
Pendennis Point
United Kingdom
Manny
Cornish
Bishop Pike Faces Trial for Heresy in Church
San Francisco(AP) Fourteen Arizona clergy plan to seek Bishop James A. Pike's dismissal for heresy at the House of Bishops meeting in East Glacier Park on Sept 7 unless he publicly repudiates. They accuse him of denying the Blessed Trinity and disputing Grace Cathedral’s Feast of the Annunciation.
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San Francisco
James A. Pike
Episcopal
California
Arizona
The
Living Church
Pike
Paul B. Urbano
All Saints Church
Phoenix
Joseph M. Harte
Phyliss Edwards
Grace Cathedral
Urbano
House of Bishops
East Glacier Park
Mont
Six Bodies Recovered After United Jet Crashes Lake Michigan
A United Air Lines Boeing 727 carrying 30 aboard reportedly crashed into Lake Michigan near Ft. Sheridan after departing from New York to Chicago. Six bodies were recovered, with 24 passengers and crew unaccounted for as rescue boats, Coast Guard and Navy craft scoured a 20 mile radius amid thunderstorms and debris reports. Clarence Sayen, Air Line Pilots Association president, was among the notable aboard.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
Highland Park
Lake County
Coast Guard
Navy
Ft. Sheridan
New York
James Seymour
Crystal Lake
Ill
Woodbine
Waukegan
UAL
Clarence L. (Clancy) Sayen
Seattle, Wash
Air Line Pilots Association
Sayen
ALPA
Stain And Odor Returns To City South Side
Residents of the south and southwest Monroe area report a brownish orange stain and a rotten egg odor returning for the eighth to tenth week. Paint peels inside and outside homes at 120 Malvern and nearby 122 Malvern while bathroom fixtures show staining. City health officials and the Ouachita parish health unit are investigating, with engineers attempting to locate the cause. Affected residents urge action as odors persist along the riverside and near Standifer by the sewerage station.
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Monroe
R. J. Brown
Mal
Quachita River
Riverview Cemetery
11 year-old sniper fires on school kills nuns and children
In Chicago an 11 year-old using a .22 caliber rifle shot from a third floor window at Holy Angels church near the South Side, killing two nuns and six children while targeting an anti poverty school. The youth was captured by juvenile authorities.
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Chicago
UPI
Holy Angels Church
Motion Filed To Move Desegregation Suit To New Orleans
In a Fifth Circuit filing from New Orleans, attorneys seek to transfer the Monroe desegregation suit from Shreveport federal court and gain August 19 for a reply. They urge total integration by September 7 and seek to halt bond proceeds distribution while bonds are delivered in New York within 60 days. District Attorney Lassiter will file opposition. Judge Dawkins cites a crowded docket delaying action to late fall.
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Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Monroe
Federal District Court
Shreveport
Albin P. Lassiter
Jimmy Andrews
Tommy Ray Robinson
Ben C. Dawkins Jr
James Sharp
City Hall
Dawkins
NOW YOU KNOW In New Guinea head hunting tribes described
In the wilds of New Guinea some tribesmen reportedly chip tools from stone fight with spears wear little or no clothing and consider head hunting an honorable duty according to the National Geographic Society
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New Guinea
National Geographic Society
Teen charged in knife killing of New Orleans woman
In New Orleans a 19 year old, Donald Benjain, was charged with murder for the Saturday slaying of Dorothy Spadoni 54 outside a laundromat. James Colbert 58 who witnessed the attack was seriously wounded after he says he stabbed the assailant with his pocket knife.
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New Orleans
UPI
Donald Benjain
Dorothy Padoni
James Olbert
Benjamn
Colbert
Miss Spadoni
Benjam
Charity Hospital
Miss Sapdoni
Area Enrollment In Schools To Show Increase
Area school enrollment is set to rise across the Fifth District next month. Ouachita Parish expects 400 to 600 students, Monroe city 300 to 400, and Concordia 250 to 300 due to Natchez spillover. Morehouse Parish projects about 200 more students, Lincoln Parish 150 to 200, with smaller gains in Caldwell Madison Union Richland Franklin Catahoula and Jackson.
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Ouachita
Concordia Parishes
Milton C. Hall
Fifth District
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
van D Odom
J. O. Lancaster
Concordia
Frances Hotel
Lancaster
Natchez
Ted Wright
Morehouse Parish
Morelle Emmons
Lincoln Parish
Caldwell
Madison
Union
Richland
Franklin
Catahoula
Jackson
E. L. Richard
M. A. Phillips
J. G. Eliott
A. L. Brooks
J. D. Koonce
Little Change in Area Weather
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Wednesday in the Twin Cities area. Thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening may affect about 20 percent of the area. Highs 90 to 95, lows 70 to 75. Winds 5 to 15 mph. A mild day with no rainfall reported and a 95 degree high yesterday at Twin Cities.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Newark man Anthony DeAngelis gets 20 year federal term
Anthony DeAngelis was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for conspiracy and fraud linked to his vegetable oil empire collapse. He received two consecutive 10 year terms plus concurrent terms of five and 10 years on four guilty counts. the judge denied a move to make sentences concurrent.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony DeAngelis
Wortendyke
DeAngelis
Walter van Riper
Northeast Louisiana student completes army corps course
Maggie L Gray, senior at Northeast Louisiana State College, finished the ninth college junior course at the U S Women s Army Corps Center and School in Fort McClellan Alabama. She was among 120 college students from 75 colleges and universities. She will return to campus next month to finish work in home economics and education.
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Maggie L. Gray
Northeast Louisiana State College
U. S. Women’s Army Corps Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Miss Gray
John T. Gray
Heflin
Chuckle Reading Sparks Boss Secretary Joke
A punchline from a suggestion box has the boss asking his secretary for specificity. He quips about vague wording, wondering which kite and which lake the reader means. The exchange plays on muddled details in workplace humor.
Riots Subside as National Guard Quiets Los Angeles District
Violence waned after six days in Los Angeles vast Negro district with 33 deaths. Gov Brown lifts curfew while National Guardsmen guard streets and courts process over 3,000 suspected rioters. Food markets reopen as services resume and cleanup begins.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
National Guard
Dale Steck
Graham
United States
Edmund G. Brown
Negro Held For Striking Officer In Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana a group of Negroes attacked state trooper D W Eason tossing bricks at his patrol car injuring him. Lonnie Hamilton a 21 year old Negro was arrested on an assault charge and hospitalized officer treated for cuts and bruises.
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Shreveport
D. W. Eason
Eason
Lonnie Hamilton
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Adventurer Manry
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Mass
Bishop Pike
United
Glenview Naval Air Station
Maurice Femmer
Roger Whitezell
Melville Towle
Sandra Fuhrer
Jeneal Beaver
Phyllis Rickert
Bulletin
US Dist
Reynier J. Wortendyke Jr
Lewisburg
Richardson
West Monroe
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