Cold Front Triggers Frost Warnings Across Plains and Storms
A cold front spurred frost warnings for the Northern Plains and thunderstorms from the Midwest to Texas. Unseasonably cool air chilled the north central states with a winterlike storm center near the Great Lakes. Dakotas fall to near freezing as snow dots the La Plata Mountains. Michigan winds and Ohio Valley rain accompany the system.
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United Press International
Plains
Midwest
Texas
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
North Central States
Great Lakes
Dakotas
la Plata
Colorado
Ian Fleming Dies at 56 Creator of James Bond Passes Away
Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond and transmitter of grisly literary deaths, died at Kent and Canterbury Hospital at 2 30 am after a heart attack. He was 56 and had served as a naval commander and aide to the director of British naval intelligence in World War II.
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James Bond
Kent and Canterbury
Fleming
Bond
Rioting Breaks Out in Paterson N J After Dark
Several hundred Negroes stormed Paterson streets with bottles and stones in a fourth northern city riot in as many weeks. Police with steel helmets restored order after looting and fires broke out in the Negro district. The mayor ordered force if necessary and planned talks with NAACP and CORE on housing and rent control.
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Paterson
N.J
UPI
North Jersey
Frank X. Graves
Iaid Graves
Graves
NAACP
CORE
New Jersey
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Glass eye fitted to King Byron’s Gold horse in Ohio
King Byron's Gold, a Zanesville bred quarter horse competing in races and shows, received a glass eye at Ohio State University Veterinary Clinic in a first of its kind procedure. Dr Milton Wyman led the operation, with the eye crafted by Joseph L Bitonte. The vet noted concerns about keeping the artificial eye in place as the horse moves.
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Columbus
UPI
King Byron
Zanesville
Ohio State University Veterinary Clinic
Milton Wyman
OSU
Joseph L. Bitonte
University
College of Medicine
Boy Runs Away Dies in Sealed Boxcar Tragedy
Eleven year old Raymond Gutierrez, runaway from a California ranch, froze to death in a sealed refrigerated boxcar carrying melons that wandered through 13 states for 12 days. His body will be buried in Miami at county expense after his parents, Mexican immigrants, could not afford shipment costs.
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Miami
UPI
Raymond Gutierrez
Woodward
Calif
Florida
California
Yolo County
Allyn Walker
Raymond
West Sacramento
Otilios Gutierrez
Dade County
Permanent Memorials Replaced In Berlin By Granite Tablets
On the eve of the Berlin Wall's third anniversary granite tablets replaced four wooden crosses along Bernauerstrasse. The crosses marked East Berliners killed escaping, the street runs to West Berlin, and the houses facing the street were incorporated into the barrier.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
Demonstration Rules Reverse In Atlanta
UPI reports fiery Atlanta protest leader Lester Maddox acted with about 500 whites in a scene at the Pickrick restaurant. He brandished a pistol, sold ax handles, blocked traffic, stabbed a dummy, and warned of more tactics if African Americans attempt to desegregate this federally ordered site.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Pickrick
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