Welo divorce case and alimony order reported
Actress Martha Scott will receive temporary alimony of 1600 dollars a month while her divorce from Saul Shapiro of Los Angeles proceeds. Shapiro, 58, must also continue payments on their 20 room home as Scott, 57, asserts an 18 million dollar estate. They have been married 27 years with four children. Federal Judge Francis J. W Ford denied defense motions in the Spock antidraft conspiracy case. Sentencing for Spock and three co defendants is set for July 10 in Boston with possible five year terms and 70000 dollar fines. The group includes Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr, 43, Michael Ferber, 23, and Mitchell Goodman, 44. Spock and others will appeal. Three antiwar protesters in Pittsburgh face possible five year terms for resisting induction as demonstrations outside the federal building continued.
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Saul Shapiro
Los Angeles
Shapiro
Miss Scott
Francis J. W. Ford
Benjamin Spock
Boston
Ford
Spock
Yale
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Nixon's Daughters on Campaign Trail in Separate Tours
Nixon's daughters Tricia and Julie conduct Fourth of July politicking in separate states. Tricia presides over a parade and rally in Cedar Falls Park Waterloo Iowa then an American Legion picnic in Gowrie. Julie with fiancé David Eisenhower attends rallies in Millsville Virginia and community picnics in Richmond Highland Park and Southampton Park. The sisters reunite with parents in Key Biscayne Florida for Julie's 20th birthday on July 5 with Eisenhower attending.
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Richard M. Nixon
Tricia
Ce ‘Dar Falle Park
Waterloo
Iowa
Gowrie
American Legion
Nixport
Julie
David Eisenhower
Millsville
Richmond
Highland Park
Southampton Park
Key Biscayne, Fla
Eisenhower
Widowers arrest over film exhibition at West Hollywood bar
Matt Cimber, Jayne Mansfield's former husband and father of two, was jailed by sheriff's deputies on a warrant from Beverly Hills judge for exhibiting obscene movies at his Puss 'n Boots Bar in West Hollywood. Terranca L. Keough, 24, manager, also arrested. Both held on California Penal Code charges, expected release after posting $625 bail each.
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Matt Cimber
Jayne Mansfield
Sheriff's
West Hollywood
Cimber
Leonard Wolf
Beverly Hills
Terranca L. Keough
California
Thomas I. Ottaviano
Miss Mansfield
Yonkers, N.Y
Mickey Hargitay
Rome
New Orleans
Miss Manefield
Wallenda plans one more finale in Berlin this winter
Karl Wallenda 63, patriarch of the Great Wallendas, says he will make a special appearance in Berlin this winter after retiring from the world's premier high wire act two years ago. He had planned a final headstand at the Shrine Circus in Mexico, Missouri, but agreed to another farewell. Berlin, Karl Wallenda's home town, will host a 19 day show starting Christmas Day. the Wallendas have not performed there since 1838.
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Karl Wallenda
Wallendas
Wallenda
St. Louis
Berlin
St. Louis Shrine Circus
Mexico
Karl
Humphrey Says He Would Replace Rusk as Secretary of State
Vice presidential candidate Hubert H. Humphrey stated he would replace Dean Rusk if elected president. In Cleveland he signaled cabinet changes in January, promising at least one new secretary of state while not naming a replacement.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Cleveland
Humphrey
Rusk
Che
Planes Collide in Tarzana Killing Two
A Cessna 150 piloted by instructor Carl Pitcock and student Bruce James Schuyler crashed after takeoff from Van Nuys when it collided with a WWII B26. Pitcock, 43, from Panorama City, and Schuyler, 25, of Granada Hills, died. The bomber landed safely at Van Nuys with minor wing damage.
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Tarzana
Carl Pitcock
Bruce James Schuyler
van Nuys
Pitcock
Panorama Ojly
Schuyler
Granade Hills
van Nuys Skyways Inc
Buses Roll as Santa Monica Strike Ends
City buses resumed service in Santa Monica after drivers voted 80 to 31 to end a 13 day strike. By 7 p.m. six buses were on the road and the top driver wage after three years reached 3.23 an hour. About 400 other workers remained off, with 36 trash collectors reportedly losing their jobs under civil service law.
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Santa Monica
Harris
Intruders Flee After Powder Burst in Office Visit
A gunfire incident ends with intruders fleeing as Lester is hit and disappears into an office hallway. The wounded man staggers to a nearby stairway where he dies. The frame was shot last Friday at 1 24 pan and obtained by the New York Daily News for release. AP Wirenhate
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Lester
New York Daily News
AP Wirenhate
Brooklyn
Jamie Lester
Jeff
Tape Reveals Starr Pressing for Harbors Bribe Funds
A Superior Court jury heard a tape in which Harbor Commissioner suspect Robert Starr and Karl Rundberg discuss soliciting 250 000 to 300 000 from San Pedro developer Keith Smith in exchange for favorable harbor project action. The recording, made by National Metals executive Harry Faversham, also captures Starr seeking campaign support only through him and hinting at additional political push, with mentions of future fundraising and cautious talk about a 200 000 target.
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Superior Court
Harbor Commission
Harbor Department
Robert
Nick) Starr
Starr
Karl Rundberg
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Keith Smith
Smith
National Metals Co
Harry Faversham
National Metals
Stare
Faversham
District Attorney's Office
Rundberg
Watson
Yorly
Shepard
Fragmentary Classified Notice Remains Unclear
A damaged press telegram fragment shows scattered letters and numbers, with partial phrases about a sale or notice. The legible bits mention a contact line and a city code but lack complete names, dates, or actionable details for clear interpretation.
Gin Rummy Losses Reported At Beverly Hills Club
A real estate investment banker testified at the conspiracy trial of five men accused of using ceiling peepholes to cheat at gin rummy. The evening at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills cost one participant $50,600. Defendants Teitelbaum and Beraton faced sizable losses, while Harry Karl said he could have lost as much as $200,000 and once paid $10,000 to another defendant in gin rummy losses.
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Los Angeles
Friars Club
Beverly Hills
Richard Corenson
Benjamin J. Teitelbaum
Irving Link
Teitelbaum
Restaurateur
al Mathes
Link
Mathes
Cavenson
Maurice Y. Friedman
Karl
Oh Say Can You Sing It Right Says Yale Patriot
Hollywood report on Dwight Townsend a tall Yale educated singer who belts out The Star Spangled Banner at events He argues the anthem is singable but rare accurate rendition requires force and range He opposes replacing it with God Bless America or America and urges schools to teach all four stanzas and correct the mis sung lines
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Hollywood
UPI
Dwight Townsend
Townsend
Marine Corns
America
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