Kinsey Dies at 62 Noted Sex Research Biologist
Dr Alfred C Kinsey 62 a Bloomington Ind biologist famed for Sexual Behavior in the Human Male and its follow up died after a brief illness. He had been in a coma from a heart ailment and pneumonia. He founded the Institute for Sex Research whose Indiana University campus headquarters had just moved. Kinsey survived by his wife Clara Bracken McMillen Kinsey two daughters Mrs Robert Weed and Mrs Warren Corning and son Bruce with another son died in infancy.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Indianapolis
Institute For Sex Research
Kinsey
Indiana University
Clara Bracken McMillen Kinsey
South America
Robert Weed
Columbus
Warren Corning
Winnetka
Bruce
Cleveland
Ohio
Nixon's Father Improves as Nixon Plans Campaign Meetings
Vice President Nixon's father Frank A. Nixon, 77, was taken off the critical list after a kidney complication. Nixon, encouraged by the improvement, planned meetings with Los Angeles GOP workers and aimed to fly to Washington for campaign conferences if his father's condition holds.
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Frank A. Nixon
Republican Party
Los Angeles
I. N. Kraushaar
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Dulles Plane Delays Arrival From London Conference
Secretary of State Dulles faced engine trouble over the North Atlantic en route from London after the Suez talks. The four engine transport returned to the Azores, delaying his Washington arrival as a second plane waited and Bermuda stopover was canceled.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Dulles
London
Suez
Bermuda
Azores
Brush Fire Control Around San Diego County
Firefighters were completing a 20 mile control ring around the county's largest brush fire. The blaze has scorched over 5000 acres along U S Highway 395 fifteen miles north of Escondido and destroyed a house trailer and some range grass since Thursday.
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Escondido
San Diego County
U.S. Highway 395
Here
Mexican Independence Day Fiesta at Croatian Center
In Los Angeles a Mexican Independence Day observance will be held on September 16 at the Croatian Cultural Center located at 330 South Ford Boulevard. A coalition of ten local organizations has formed a united committee to plan the celebration.
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Los Angeles
S. Ford Blvd
Joe Smith Backer Terry Gets Welcome At Scottsbluff
Terry Carpenter returned to Scottsbluff to a hero’s welcome after trying to nominate a mythical Joe Smith for vice president at the Republican National Convention. He wore an I Am Joe Smith button and waved telegrams while defending the openness of the convention and his lone wolf stance.
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Scottsbluff
Terry Carpenter
Joe Smith
Carpenter
Joe
Nebraska
Navy patrol plane fired on near China coast during 7th Fleet search
The Navy reported a Marine patrol aircraft shot at before crashing off the China coast near Formosa. Technician 1/c Albert P. Martin of Delta Ohio died of crash injuries. another crewman survived gunfire wounds. 7th Fleet extended search for 15 missing crew members despite Ingersoll’s termination notice.
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Formosa
Navy
Red China
U.S. Naval Air Station
Iwakuni
Japan
Albert P. Martin
Delta
Martin
Jth
Stuart Ingersoll
Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
7Th Fleet
Taiwan Formosa
Navy Department
Shanghai
U.S
Peiping Radio
Tachen Islands
Ingersoll
Senate to Probe Desertions by California Fathers
Sen John A Murdy Jr announces hearings in Sacramento and Los Angeles to investigate desertions by about 43000 California fathers and their impact on families.
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Sacramento
John A. Murdy Jr
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
California
Weather Summary and Tides for Today
Weather clear with haze and cooler temperatures. Sunset at 7:28 p.m. sunrise at 6:23 a.m. Tides show low 6:02 a.m. 1.7 and high 0:22 a.m. 3.9, then low 7:29 p.m. 14 and high 12:34 p.m. 5.1.
Triple Slay Suspect Arrested in Chicago Teens Case
FBI agents arrested 42 year old ex convict Norvel Degrave in San Leandro California on warrants charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for rape and kidnapping and molestation of two eight year old girls. He is linked to the murder of three Chicago boys whose nude bodies were found in a forest preserve. Chicago police were to question him in San Francisco about the triple slaying.
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Calif
FBI
Leandro
Chicago
Norvel Degrove
Degrave
Midwest
Hugh Morris
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
William Whalen
San Francisco
Angola
Ind
Autherine's Suit Delay Denied
In Birmingham Alabama attorney Arthur Shores sought to delay the readmission case for Autherine Lucy Foster who was expelled from the University of Alabama. Judge Hobart Grooms refused the request and ordered Shores to contact Mrs Foster to determine her intentions for reentry.
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Birmingham
Ala.p
Autherine Lucy Foster
University of Alabama
Arthur Shores
U.S
Hobart Grooms
Shores
Victory Service Club to Celebrate Anniversary
The Victory Service Club marks its 14 year history caring for 2 131 500 GI s with a religious service led by Rev Don McCrossan and a cake cutting at the Union Rescue Mission 246 S Main The Rescue Mission sponsors the club’s activities in Los Angeles
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Los Angeles
CNS
Victory Service Club
Don McCrossan
Union Rescue Mission
Service Club
S. Main
Kidnaper's Friend Sought in Brooklyn
Nassau County detectives question whether a Brooklyn accomplice aided Angelo Lamarca in hiding 32 day old Peter Weinberger after the infant was abducted from Westbury. Investigators seek where the suspect kept the child July 4 and consider possible murder charges if death occurred during a kidnapping.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County
John Angelo la Marca
Peter Weinberger
Stuyvesant Pinnell
la Marca
Brooklyn
Pinnell
Frank Gulotta
New York
Lamarca
Nassau County District Court
Peter
Russia Spy Dismissed From U N
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced the summary dismissal of Viktor Ivanovich Petrov a 31 year old Soviet translator employed since 1953 for activity not permitted under UN conduct rules. The United States and FBI charged Petrov sought information on secret American defense measures including aircraft programs.
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N.Y
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Viktor Ivanovich Petrov
U.S
FBI
Petrov
Pawnbrokers Seek Legislation For Higher Rates
In San Francisco pawnbrokers urged the Legislature’s interim committee on pawnbroker operations to allow higher interest rates. They told State Senator James Bush of Ukiah and Senator Luther Gibson of Vallejo that rising overhead costs require more income.
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San Francisco
James Bush
Ukiah
Luther Gibson
Vallejo
Western Department Stores Reports Full Year Earnings
Oakland based Western Department Stores posted net income of 1 248 602 dollars or 1 78 dollars per share for the year ended July 31. In the prior year the company earned 1 67 per share.
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Oakland
Western Department Stores
Egypt Holds Hard Line On Suez Ship Passage Amid Talks
Egypt announced continued blockage of ships carrying war materials to or from Israel via the Suez Canal. Diplomatic sources in Cairo said Nasser may offer treaty guarantees of unimpeded canal shipping as a counterproposal to internationalization efforts. International talks in London sought an international board to manage the canal, with Menzies inviting Nasser to meet the committee.
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Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Suez Canal Committee
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Ruslan Abdulghani
West Germany
Bonn
Cool air over much of north cools nation
A large cool air mass covered the northern half of the country and spread from Canada to the Atlantic Coast. Temperatures dropped about eight degrees from the prior 24 hours with a second cool air mass in the West bringing roughly a 10 degree fall from California to Montana.
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Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Ocean
California
Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Nine Die In Head On Crash In South Dakota Badlands
Nine people were killed and one seriously injured when two cars collided on a straight stretch of U.S. 14 16 near Wall South Dakota. The 7 year old survivor was critically hurt but expected to live. Victims include Theron and Mary Jean Conger of Custer and three of their children Cheryl Darrell Lee and Mary Jean.
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S.D
Cheryl
Darrell Lee
Mary Jean
Rose Marie
David L. Dahl
Sioux Falls
Walter F. Bartlett
Daryl Wattson
Chamberlain
Mary Jean Conger
Rapid City
Darrell Lee Conger
Bill Walsh
Wall
Walsh
Rose Marie Conger
Pan American and Aeroflot Strike Through-Flight Pact
Pan American World Airways and Aeroflot sign a working agreement allowing through bookings for travel between New York and Moscow with transfers at an intermediate point. Soviet or American planes will not land in the other country under the pact.
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Moscow
Pan American World Airways
Aeroflot
New York
United States
Russia
Coffee giants raise wholesale price three cents a pound
General Foods Corp. and Standard Brands Inc., two major coffee processors, announced today that the wholesale price on their vacuum packed brands will be increased by three cents a pound.
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New York
IP General Foods Corp
Standard Brands Inc
Dutch Queen Cuts Ties With Faith Healer Hofmans
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard announce the state difficulties with faith healer Greet Hofmans are resolved by a three man commission. They say the advisers’ findings and advice amount to a solution and express gratitude. The queen and husband were en route to Corfu for vacation when the notices circulated.
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Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Greece
Bernhard
Miss Hofmans
Queen Juliana
Nice
France
Corfu
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