Baruch Quietly Turns 88 Amid Solitary Birthday Stand
Bernard Mannes Baruch, America's eldest statesman, celebrated his 88th birthday with his three children in New York. He refused press conferences and said he does not want to be a citizen fix it any more, though he retains faith in the country's future. He recently recovered from a two month illness and stayed home on Fifth Avenue. Separately, producer Sy Bartlett reported burglary at his Hollywood home with $13,000 in furs, jewels and cash missing, while stripper Lili St Cyr said burglars stole furs wigs and jewelry from her Hollywood Hills residence as she planned a Las Vegas engagement.
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Meredith Graduates at Ole Miss Amid Racial Milestone
Meredith, a 30-year-old Air Force veteran, became the first Black alumnus to receive a bachelor’s degree in political science from Ole Miss. A graduation ceremony at Oxford drew 750 confessions of faith after Billy Graham sermon to a crowd of about 30,000 in Los Angeles. Campus police and federal marshals guarded a 14 hour event near the rioting site from last autumn, as 30,000 attendees filled the Graham service.
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British Study Fingerprints on Trail of Train Loot
London reports five men sought as fingerprints from Leatherslade Farm are tested against central records. Clues include five pound notes in Jersey, a suitcase with cash in Surrey, a Wick Austin-Healey car near London Airport, and a Monopoly set tied to the gang's proceeds.
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Tito to See Kennedy in Fall on U.N. Visit, He Tells Brown
Belgrade dispatch states Tito told Governor Edmund G. Brown he will attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York this fall and hopes to meet President Kennedy then. Tito praised Pope Paul VI and said the world situation could improve with better relations.
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Pat) Brown
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Owen) Brewster
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Adenauer vacation trip announced in Italy
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer departed Bonn for his annual summer vacation in Italy. The announcement notes Adenauer traveling from Bonn to Italy for a holiday break.
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Edwards Furniture announces home furniture sale with low down payment
Ed Barbara, president of Edwards Furniture, announces a nationwide furniture sale offering complete home furnishings for $25 down. The Tong Beach shop boasts a large variety including Modern, Contemporary, Early American, French and Italian Provincial styles with courteous staff ready to serve customers.
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