Night of alleged rape tests Collinsworth alibi
Mrs. Pearlie Collinsworth testified that her husband William Collinsworth was heavily intoxicated the night a 19-year-old Negro coed was allegedly attacked by four white youths in Tallahassee. She said he became a different man after drinking and that he was not responsible for his actions.
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Tallahassee
Fla
William T. Collinsworth
Pearlie Collinsworth
Collinsworth
David E. Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Patrick Scarborough
Stoutamire
Beagies
Scarborough
Tallasassee
Gunter Toney
Tom Collinsworth Jr
Tom Collinsworth Sr
Harry Morrison
Willion
Ened
Sheriff's Office
Florida
Cavalryman Quiets Horse During Queen's Birthday Parade
A cavalryman steadied a frightened horse near Queen Elizabeth II as her procession at Buckingham Palace and the Mall proceeded. Spectators, about 20 000, gasped as the black horse reared toward the Queen. the rider regained control and the parade continued with no delay.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth Honors 2400 and more in birthday list
The Queen and ministers honored about 400 people including a fitter of artificial limbs, a pig breeder, and an elderly thrifty outreach worker. Notables named include Michael Redgrave, Stanley Spencer, Michael Tippett, Geraint Evans, John Morrison, and Leslie Woodgate. Honours ranged from knights to barons and OBEs.
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London
Michael Redgrave
Stanley Spencer
Michael Tippett
Geraint Evans
John Morrison
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
Leslie Woodgate
British Broadcasts Company
House of Lords
Hugh Charl Stockwell
Bath
Stockwell
United States
Alexander Brackenridge
South Orange
N. J
British Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce
J. A. J. Gough
J. Topper
Histon
E. Pritchard
Women’s Volunary Service
Rescuers Reach Critically Hurt Mountain Climber
Yosemite rescue teams reached Don Goodrich a 27 year old UC Berkeley graduate student who lay on a Mt Conness ledge for more than 10 hours after a 30 foot fall. His piton pulled from the rock complicating rope attachment as John Sheppardson and three companions aided the effort and a late night retreat to a ranger station followed.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Don Goodrich
University of California
John Sheppardson
Mt. Conness
Goodrich
New Air Defense Plan Attracts Mixed Senate Critique
The administration proposes shifting defense funding from Nike-Hercules and Bomarc missiles to the Army Nike-Zeus project, aiming to counter intercontinental missiles. Senator Russell says about 1 billion dollars could be saved, while Senator Jackson and others criticize the plan as a flawed continuation of prior policy. Stuart Symington pressed McElroy in a closed committee session on disclosure limits and national security implications.
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Ashington
Adnistration
Secreary
Neil H. Wenvolves
Army
Air Force
Richard B. Russe
Armed Services Committees
Pentagon
Russell
Henry M. Jay-Wash
Ciil
Stuart Symington
L. Mo
McElroy
Ike Golfs On Wet Course
President Eisenhower plays a third golf round of the week at Gettysburg on a soaked course. He arrived from Washington by helicopter and finished 18 holes before dinner with Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins and Gettysburg pro Dick Sleichter. Rain fell as he completed the round.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg Country Club
Arthur S. Nevins
Dick Sleichter
Sleichter
Flisenhower
Art
Nevins
Secret Service
Surrender In Million-Dollar Uranium Deal
Two men, John Milton Addison and Dan Nance, surrendered in San Antonio to face charges in a wide-ranging uranium fraud case potentially worth over one million dollars. Both posted $40,000 bonds after being indicted for theft, with investigators suggesting up to 400 victims across 18 states.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Milton Addison
Dan Nance
Addison
Nance
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
John Crow
Texas A&m
Chicago Cardinals
Federal mediation sought to jog steel talks in Washington
U S government moves to break stalemate in steel negotiations with no intervention planned. FMCS director Joseph Finnegan meets Monday with Steelworkers President David J McDonald, then with U S Steel chair Roger M Brough the following week. Meetings in Washington precede dinner sessions with Democratic senators as both sides outline positions.
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New York
Upi
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Concils Service
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Roger M. Brough
U.S. Steel Corp
Washington
McDonald
Brough
Final Round of U S Open Golf Sunday
Rain and lightning delayed the third round of the U S Open at Mamaroneck forcing a Sunday finish for the fourth round. Joe Dey of the U S Golf Association announced the postponement, the first such delay in Open history, with a 2 p.m. Sunday start due to New York blue law. Sixty one players remained for the final two rounds as organizers planned a new path for Sunday and warned withdrawals would incur a last place prize. Bill Casper led at midtournament with 71 68 139.
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Mamaroneck
Joe Dey
U. S. Golf Association
New York
Rey
Bill Casper
Baby Tornado Strikes WNY Damages Village
A "baby tornado" with winds near 60 mph ripped through Celoron, New York, uprooting trees and damaging a boat, a roller coaster, and a drive in ice cream stand roof. Injuries reported as three men trapped by debris. weather experts link it to a path from Chautauqua Lake toward Jamestown.
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N.Y
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Jamestown
Eight Die as Plane Crashes in Northwestern Ontario Bush
A chartered plane crashed and burned Friday night in Northwestern Ontario’s bush country, killing all eight aboard. The seven passengers included six Indians and a Hudson Bay clerk, with the fate of the crew uncertain. Local authorities investigated the crash scene as unclear weather and rugged terrain hindered rescue efforts.
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Winnipeg
Ontario
Hudson Bar
New York Hospital Strike Declared Bona Fide Labor Action
A New York State Supreme Court justice ruled that a strike by non professional workers against seven nonprofit hospitals is a bona fide labor dispute. Judge Henry Epstein declined an injunction against Local 1199, Retail Drug Employees Union, and held the right to strike is preserved by the Labor Relations Act. He noted the antis injunction act does not exempt nonprofits. He also refused contempt sanctions on union leaders. The hospitals may appeal to the Appellate Division. The strike enters its sixth week over recognition and higher wages for aides, orderlies, porters, kitchen staff, and elevator operators, with some workers earning as little as 25 a week.
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New York
Supreme Court
Henry Epstein
Epstein
Leon J
George Goodman
Jjudee
Mor
Clourt of Appeals
Showdown Next Week On Berlin Talks
American officials said prospects of any Berlin and Germany agreement at the Big Four foreign ministers conference look dim. A recess may be called to regroup, with Herter, Lloyd, and Couve de Murville favoring a pause over an adjournment if needed. The aim is a possible later resumption without a new meeting setup.
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John M. Hightower
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Harold Macmillan
Lloyd
Fan
Andrei A. Gromyko
Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Two-car crash near Rochester kills four and injures four
In North Chili New York a head on collision between two autos killed four people and injured four others. The Roberts car carried Richard Roberts 27 Bever ly Mascle 28 Mr Sharearet Trapane 19 and Mr L G Ullick 42 all from Rochester. A sister in critical condition at St Mary's Hospital was John Acio 42 Rochester. Three more from Roberts group were in fair condition at Strong Memorial Hospital James Pryor 23 Patricia Farron 28 and Alma Sault 20. Investigators said possible mechanical failure caused the crash which happened in front of a cemetery. Identification was delayed due to clothing.
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North Chili
N.Y
Iptwo
Rochester
Richard Roberts
Beverly Mascle
Sharearet Trapane
L. Gulick
U& All
Roberts
Sistert
St. Mary's Hospital
John Acio
Strong Memorial Hospital
James Pryor
Patricia Farron
Alma Sault
Ohseweken
Ont
Missing Buffalo Financier E B Germain From Home
E B Germain 68 a prominent financier and former Dunlop president disappeared after a dinner in Buffalo with a small business group. He was last seen walking to his car near the Buffalo Club and may be at Hay Beach Ontario. he has held directorships with Marine Midland Corp and Marine Trust Co of Western New York and was Navy secretary during World War II.
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Buffalop
Edward B. Germain
Dunlop, Tire & Rubber Co
Navy
Germain
Ronald Elliman
New York City
Bank of New York
Charles R. Diebold
Western Savings Bank
Three Jamestown youths die in auto plunge near city
Three Jamestown youths were killed when their automobile skidded, hit a tree, and plunged down an embankment three miles east of the city. Mortenson and Ming, both 18, plus Solinger 18, were among the dead. hospital officials later corrected a misidentification of a Brown boy. One other, Harry Peterson, 14, was reported in fair condition.
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Town Pi
Jamestown
Mortenson
Mings
Solinger
Bos
Harry Deterson
Dames PR
Clyde Cumxi Garry
Motorist Dead in Corning Area Crash
Harold F E Decker, 49, of Watkins Glen, died after his car left a county highway and rolled over Friday night. The crash occurred 12 miles north of Corning.
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Corning GP
Fiarold FE. Decker
Watkins Glen
Here
Castro Says Critics Aided By Unpatriotic Foes
In Havana Fidel Castro denounced Cuban critics of land reform as unpatriotic and called them cheap corrupt politicians. The 32 year old premier did not name individuals but signaled targets including Armando Camas Milanes of the Cattlemen's Association and Antonio de Varona of Prio Socarraa’s Attention Party.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Fe Fed
Castro
Armando Camas Milanes
Cattlemen's Association
Antonio de Varona
Attention Party
Carlos Prio Socarraa
A Little Boy's Last Day Of Kindergarten
Russell Roy Anderson, six, died on his last day of kindergarten at Trinity Lutheran Church school. His father Arthur Anderson waited in line to pick up other children when a car driven by Catherine Stowell, 62, lurched forward, mounted the terrace, struck him, and the boy died moments later.
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Scarsdale
Russell Roy Anderson
Russell
Trinity Lutheran Church School
Arthur Anderson
Anderson
Horrow
Catherine Stowell
Ava Astaire’s Daughter Linked in Romance with Oxford Student
The Daily Mail reports Ava Astaire, 17, daughter of Fred Astaire, is linked romantically to 20 year old Oxford law student John Parker-Rees. Ava is slated to arrive with her dancing father in about two weeks.
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London
The
Daily Mail Today
Ava Astaire
Fred Astaire
Oxford
John Parker-Rees
Ava
the Mail
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