Victim Of Assault Freed By NY Jury
A Queens grand jury refused to indict Arlene Del Fava under the Sullivan Law for carrying a switchblade used to slash at an attacker near her Forest Hills home. The panel indicted Harold Modell for attempted rape and felonious assault. The judge dismissed the Del Fava charge as a community verdict in her favor.
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Arlene del Fava
Harold Modell
Supreme Court
Joseph M. Conroy
Miss del Fava
Frank O'Connor
New York University
Forest Hills
WA8
Modell
Home On Leave Charles T Shepherd Navy Recruit
Charles T Shepherd son of Mr and Mrs Elmo Shepherd 606 E 11th is on a two week leave from the Great Lakes Training Center where he was a member of the Navy Recruit Band After his leave he will report to the USS Mountrail an attack transport ship in Norfolk Va
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U.S. N
Elmo Shepherd
Great Lakes Training Center
Navy
USS Mountrail
Norfolk
Mississippi school boards submit desegregation plans
Two boards in Jackson and Biloxi filed identical desegregation plans with U.S. District Judge Sidney Mize by the deadline, signaling Mississippi's move to end segregation below college level. Leake County also prepared a plan while Clarksdale faces a 15 day deadline.
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Jackson
Miss
John T. Loggan Jr
Leake County
Ross R. Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Oxford
Mize
Sissippian
Biloxi
Mississippi
Clarksdale
4-H Plans Picnic For Businessmen
The 4-H junior leaders plan a Businessmen's Picnic at City Park on July 27. Fried chicken potato salad and apple and cherry pie will top the menu. A talent contest starts at 6 30 p m with 4 H members inviting area businessmen to attend the meal. The public is invited to the talent show in the band shell after the meal at 8 p m.
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4-H
City Park
4.H
Shell
Congo Leader Tshombe Deemed Undesirable At Summit
Premier Moise Tshombe of the Congo, en route to an African summit in Cairo, was declared undesirable by African foreign ministers. The two hour secret meeting, with Nigeria and others opposing, also saw Ghana Algeria and Uganda backing the former Katanga secessionist who returned to head a new Congolese government.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Tshombe
Nigeria
Ghana
Algeria
Uganda
Katanga
Hospital Budget Shows Seven Percent Cost Increase
The Anderson County Hospital proposes a 1965 budget of 399,550 based on a seven percent rise in patient care costs over 1963 expenses of 366,837.43. A one mill county tax levy would yield about 2.53 per person, with corporations covering a large share. Trustee Oscar R. Brown led the plan, which cites ten years of higher stay lengths and calls for maintaining securities to fund emergencies and possible expansion. Net worth including buildings and equipment is about 1.2 million. debt stands at 101,000 due to be paid by 1969.
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Anderson County Hospital
Anderson County
Scranton Platform Challenge in Republican Convention
AP Manila report notes Scranton lost key platform planks by 897 to 409 as delegates vote on civil rights extremism and nuclear weapons control. He framed the contest as a battle for the party soul against Goldwater conservatism, while backers defended the party line.
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San Francisco
William Www
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
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