Survivor Found After Pacific Raft Tragedy Near San Diego
Two men are dead and a 14 year old boy named Terry McClellan is found alive on a raft 90 miles southwest of San Diego. The raft carried the deceased Bradfor d and an “Al” with the survivor in shock from exposure and dehydration. A Ruth Marie fishing boat from Everett radioed the Coast Guard. a Navy task force and destroyer moved to assist.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Here
Coast Guard
Terry McClallan Wuntine
Bradford
11Th Naval District
Cmdr
Richard Ragan
Ragan
Cad e Case Theater of Religion and Law in Deseret County
In a Louisiana court, Judge Heard critiques defense wording on the Cade indictment and rejects religious liberty defenses. He cites Supreme Court rulings on polygamy and warns against violence under religious guise. The Negro defendant's attorney notes secession history while stressing legality. the flag desecration case is ruled on as possession of a copy equals contempt.
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Gia
Florida
Texas
Cade
Louisiana
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Monroe
Flint
Michigan
Heard
River Flood Levels Rise Prompt 24 Hour Stage Update
A 24 hour river stage update shows rising flood levels along River Street prompting warnings and monitoring by local authorities. Residents are urged to prepare for potential higher water and possible evacuation notices if conditions worsen.
Martial Law Declared in Turkey After Plot Reported
ISTANBUL UP I reports the government imposed martial law nationwide after uncovering a plot to topple Gen. Gursel's regime during the September elections. A counter revolutionary plan aimed to stage a bloody move during a constitutional referendum. Ahmet Ciftei, detained Monday, carried leaflets urging Turks to violence to protect Adnan Menderes and other officials on trial for constitutional violations.
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Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
Gursel
Ahmet Ciftei
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Celal Bayar
Cursel
Ads Cancelled Over Holidays Magazine Editorial
The Harrison County Advertising Commission in Gulfport Mississippi canceled over 5000 dollars in ads with Holiday Magazine due to July issue articles aimed at deterring tourists from the South. Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Board also considered canceling a 20000 dollar budget over a July editorial attacking Civil War Centennial programs.
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Gulfport, Miss
Harrison County Advertising Commission
Boyce Nunnally
South
Jackson
Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Board
Soviet Jet Bomber Bounder May Surpass U.S. Long Range Force
Washington reports the Soviet Union unveiled a giant four jet delta wing bomber in Moscow during air show practice flights. Officials say the Bounder could be longer and potentially more powerful than any U.S. long range nuclear bomber, with development said to be years underway.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
KMLB Marks 31st Anniversary With River Boat Party
Monroe radio station KMLB celebrates 31 years on air since July 1 1930. Co owner Jimmy Plaisance says the weekend salute will feature music from sign on to sign off and a boat party on the Ouachita River.
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KMLB
Monroe
Louisiana
Jimmy Plaisance
Plaisance
J. C. Liner
Leon Walton
Atlanta, Ga
Lawrence Gibbs
O. L. Morgan
Ouachita River
UK Cabinet Meets as Kuwait Crisis Rumors Spread
The Foreign Office declined to comment on press reports citing a U S State Department official who warned a weekend Iraqi attempt to seize Kuwait by force was possible. Cairo papers bantered claims of Jordanian and Saudi troops involvement and reported Iraqi forces fired on Iranian ships delivering food to Kuwait.
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Millan
Foreign Office
U. S. State Department
Washington
Kuwait
U. S
Cairo
Press Today
Persian Gulf
Five Juveniles Questioned After Burglary at King Lumber
Five Negro juveniles aged 9 to 11 were apprehended at the King Lumber Company on Grammont Street after the building was burglarized several times this month. The owner and another person detained them until juvenile authorities took custody.
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King Lumber Company
Grammont Street
Congress considers a flag for all members of the House
UPI report notes a proposed House flag featuring red white and blue symbolism. Rep. H R Gross opposed it while Rep. John F. Shelley argued a flag could deter naval shelling. The measure failed 270 to 108 with many members unwilling to vote.
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H. R. Gross
Iowa
House of Representatives
Gross
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Barbara Fritchie
Potomac
Shelley
U.S. Navy
Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Tentative NMU Contract Details Shift in Pay and Benefits
Walkout avoidance set at 60 days for officers and seamen will gain food lodging and transport allowances to match officers. Operators raise pension funds by 50 cents per man per day plus 1 for all officer personnel. Work rules to go to union management committee with binding arbitration for unresolved demands. Cole cites unknown total cost and potential impact on government subsidies. Announcement follows public hearings by the fact finding board.
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NMU
Cole
Davis committee backs study of waste in state government
Lebreton says Governor Davis supports the committee while some members considered resigning. The panel will propose legislation with or without Davis backing, and will meet in Baton Rouge next Friday with Commerce and Industry officials to review sagging state industrial payrolls.
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Lebreton
Davis
Baton Rouge
Department of Commerce and Industry
Chit chat proposed as ideal attraction for hillbilly record
A light sentence suggests chit chat would be an ideal attraction for a hillbilly record. The remark frames humor around rural entertainment tastes and audience appeal.
Grandchild for Street Commissioner Rodriguez
Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez is a proud man in City Hall. Georgia Nell Rodriguez, a baby girl, was born Wednesday in Long Beach California, the daughter of Lt and Mrs William P Rodriguez. Mrs Rodriguez was in Long Beach when her grandchild was born.
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W. D. H. Rodriguez
City Hall
Georgia Nell Rodriguez
Long Beach
Calif
William P. Rodriguez
Soviet pilot Decries Western Space Flights as Publicity
Soviet test pilot Lt Col Vladimir Ilyushin said Western space flights are publicity stunts. He stated in Krasnaya Zvezda that Soviet flyers aim to master aviation techniques and serve humanity, not for sport or show.
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Moscow
UPS
Vladimir Ilyushin
Krasnaya
Zvezda
LMA board backs drive to organize southern conference
Howard and W D H Rodriguez appeared before the LMA board and Monroe proposal was adopted. Mayor Carter of Bastrop moved to record in favor of organizing the conference with Baton Rouge as a potential host. The steering committee will finalize details as support from mayors and congressmen in 11 southern states grows.
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Capitol House
Howard
W. D. H. Rodriguez
LMA
Monroe
A. P. (Fats) Carter
Bastrop
Christian
Baton Rouge
Fant
Kennedy
Ouachita River Holds Open Navigation For 1961
The Ouachita River shows high water days in 1961 surpassing 1960, enabling open navigation without locks. Barges may load to capacity under pool conditions, with monthly tonnage easing later this year as channel depths stay near 62 feet. Thatcher notes favorable Congressional hearings and a $250,000 9-foot channel project likely to finish by 1967, accelerated by increased river traffic.
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Ouachita River
Thatcher
Congressional Appropriations Committee
Washington
Congress
Relish Tray Ideas for Lunch Guests in Small Dishes
A lunch plan suggests serving a restaurant style relish tray for nine supper guests. Fill small compartments with creamy cottage cheese, spiced fruit, marinated vegetables, green and ripe olives, and salted nuts for a varied, easy palate.
Kennedys To Have Cape Cod Holiday
President Kennedy plans a Fourth of July weekend at Hyannis Port Cape Cod with wife and children using helicopters and a 707 jet to reach the family home He will depart the White House for Andrews Air Force Base then Otis Air Force Base and fly back Wednesday He will sign the Social Security bill and perhaps the housing bill discuss foreign aid at lunch and attend Gen LeMay’s swearing in Mrs Kennedy will stay until July 11 for Ayub Khan's visit leaving the children at Hyannis Port for much of the summer.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Kennedy Home
Nantucket Sound
Hyannis Port
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Cape Cod
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Kahn
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