Billy Rose Foundation estate ruling upholds bulk bequest
Surrogate S Samuel DiFalco in New York ruled Billy Rose left most of his estate, estimated 29 to 50 million dollars, to the Billy Rose Foundation established in 1958 for religious charitable and educational purposes despite sister Miriam Stem of Manhattan contesting tax deductible gifts. The judge noted the foundation goals and that two other sisters received smaller trusts.
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Billy Rose
S. Samuel DiFalco
New York
Miriam Stem
Manhattan
Rose
di Falco
Stém
Polly Gottlie
Beverly Hills
Key Space Aide Quits in NASA Shakeup at Manned Space Center
NASA announced the resignation of Dr. William A. Lee, Lunar Excursion Module manager, as part of a second major management shakeup at the Manned Spacecraft Center since the Apollo 1 disaster. Brig. Gen. Carral H. Bastender replaces him. the Apollo program faces renewed top level changes amid ongoing delays and criticism.
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Space Center
Houston
Tex
America
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautts and Space Administration
William A. Lee
Carral H. Bastender
NASA
Washington, D.C
Shea
Washington
Lee
Apollo
United Air Lines Orders Top Aircraft From Douglas Boeing
United Air Lines announced a 690 million jet airliner purchase with 170 million to Douglas and 520 million to Boeing. The deal includes 18 DC8 variants and 61 Boeing jets, including 747s and 737s, to retire United’s current fleet and meet growth demands. The announcement boosted McDonnell Douglas shares, despite a recent six month loss of over 13 million dollars.
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McDonnel Douglas Corp
Long Beach
Boeing Aircraft Co
Seattle
Wash
Boeing
United
George E. Keck
Pacific
McDonnell Douglas
New York Stock Exchange
McBenne
Storms Hit in Eastern and Central U S
Stormy weather swept the eastern and north central United States with showers along the south. Tornadoes and heavy rains moved from the Dakotas to the upper Great Lakes, with funnel clouds spotted in West Virginia, Colorado, and Alabama. New York City saw hail, while the west enjoyed clearing skies and widespread showers across the east.
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Dakotas
Upper
Great Lakes
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
West Virginia
Colorado
Alabama
Kentucky
Maine
Florida
New York City
Rockies
Free Suez Crisis Raises Canal Tension and Civil Resistance
Egyptian rejection of a cease-fire line and free canal use after talks with UN and Israeli officials signals renewed crisis in the Middle East. Troop maneuvers develop as Egypt masss tanks on the canal west bank while Israeli leaders insist the line run through the canal center and canal patrols use eastern waters. In Huntington West Virginia three armed women resist highway construction threatening land near Interstate 64 with shots and warnings. neighbors describe split loyalties as foremen back off and disputes over property compensation unfold.
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Israeli Defense Ministry
Egypt
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Moshe Bayan
Odd Bull
United Nations Truce Supervisory Organization
Mideast
U.N. Secunty Council
Dayan
Bull
Cairo
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Canal
A. W. Va
Guy
Metz
Ellen
Seattle
Wash
Condemned Killer Wins New Trial
The State Supreme Court in San Francisco granted an appeal for Lawrence Akin Jackson of South Gate. A retrial on the death penalty was ordered after inadmissible testimony was used in the original Riverside County murder trial of Doris Keyes, 52, in the Cherry Mountain Valley area near Hollywood.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Lawrence Akin Jackson
South Gate
San Quentin Gas Chamber
Jackson
Doris Keyes
Hollywood
Cherry Mountain Valley
Riverside County
Violinist Heifetz to Play at Hollywood Benefit
Jascha Heifetz appears as soloist with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra for a Hollywood Bowl concert to raise funds for the Israel Emergency Fund on August 13. The standout performance showcases a rare solo appearance by the renowned violinist in support of a major charity event.
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Heifetz
Hollywood
Jascha Heifetz
Israel Emergency Fund
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Pope Paul VI Visits Sacred Ephesus in Turkey
Pope Paul VI arrives in Ephesus Turkey on a solemn pilgrimage the sacred shrine said to house the Virgin Mary and linked to Sts Paul and John The June heat reaches 106 degrees as the Pontiff tours the basilica ruins before returning to Vatican City after talks in Istanbul with Patriarch Athenagoras.
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Ephesus
Turkey
UPI
Paul VI
John II
Izmir
NATO
Homer
Basilion of
Vatican City
Istanbul
Athenagoras
Ephess
B.C
Alexander the Great
St. Paul Cam
St. John
Maury
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Pike
Episcopal
James A. Pike
California
Byron Arnold
Esther Fike
Pikes
Lurleen Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
M. D. Alderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Albert Brewer
Hughes
Sands
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
Nevada Gaming Commission
Carson City
Desert Inn
Nevada
Alamo Airways, Inc
Recreation and Parks Committee
Bishop Pike
Douglas
U.S
Associated Press
L. D.smith
Huntington
W. Va
Highway City
Free-Suez Road
By Walter Logan
Mare
Odd Buif
Defense
Gus Smith
State Road Commission
Suly
Pecs
Pope
Welch’s
Welch's
Atlantic Avenue
Sale
RCA Victor
Stereos
Black & White TV
Coma
Pacific Ave
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