Jury Finds Mrs. Kinne Not Guilty
In Kansas City AP report, Sharon Kinne, 21, widow and mother of three, is acquitted of murdering Patricia Jones, wife of her lover. After 1 hour 35 minutes of deliberation, jurors praised, autographs given, trial ends with defense citing circumstantial evidence and presumption of innocence. A September trial for killing James A. Kinne is scheduled.
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Sharon Kinne
Kinne
Patricia Jones
Walter Jones
Patricia
Sharon
J. Arnot Hill
Bicyclists Lubchenco Nance Rest Before Long Trip Home
Denver teens Mike Lubchenco and Jim Nance, both 17, rest in Wichita over the weekend before a 534 mile ride back to Denver. They rode from Denver to Wichita in five days, faced 98 degree heat at Rocky Ford, and sought shelter in Greensburg jail during a heavy rain. In Wichita they visit Dr. John Warren’s family, friends of the Lubchenco family, and plan to depart Monday to avoid weekend traffic.
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Wichita
Mike Lubchenko
Jim Nance
Denver
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Colo
Greensburg
Kan
John Warren
Lubchenco
Dr. Warren
West Boosts European Defense Over Berlin Tensions
The West plans to quicken beefing up Atlantic alliance forces in Europe and raise readiness as it backs President Kennedy's stance on Berlin. State Department says no Soviet action can extinguish Western rights in Berlin, and U S consultations with allies continue ahead of a Moscow reply.
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Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Washington
West
Europe
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Thompson
State Department
Communist Party Congress
Kennedy
Africans To Be Guests Of Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland the return visit of Dr William Fitzjohn former charge d affaires for Sierra Leone is marked by ceremonies a hotel dinner for 200 residents to honor him The mayor said the event extends apologies for a March 9 restaurant denial and signals an end to discriminatory service The visit follows his new post as high commissioner to the Court of St James in London and a State Department inquiry into the incident
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Maryland
William Fitzjohn
Republic of
Sierra Leone
Fitzjohn
Howard Johnson
Winslow Burhans
United States
Court of St. James
London
U.S. State Department
Kennedy
Atlantic Coast
Burhans
Kennedy Gains Housing Bill Support From Congress
President Kennedy secured broad congressional approval for his housing and urban improvement agenda as the House passed a multibillion dollar measure containing most of his major recommendations and the Senate approved a similar bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
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House
Senate
Conferees set to reconcile differences on multi year bill
Next week conferees will adjust the differences and both houses will vote again on the measure. House Democrats say the bill provides about 4.9 billion dollars in programs of various lengths, mostly four years. Republicans who fought to reduce it denounce it as over nine billion. The Senate version is pegged at 6.1 billion.
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Senate
Photographers Pick A Queen at National Press Photo event
In Wichita Kansas Joann Dyer Miss Ohio was crowned Miss National Press Photographer at the National Press Photographer Convention. runner up was Sharon Alkire Miss Colorado and Gloria Shaw Miss Illinois placed third.
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Wichita
Kan
Joann Dyer
Mis
Ohio
Sharon Alkire
Colorado
Gloria Shaw
Illinois
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