West Virginia University pick raises Cross cautions
Retiring University of Oklahoma President George L. Cross advised James G. Hirton on remaining calm amid campus tensions as he takes over at West Virginia University. Cross warned Hirton not to lose his cool when funds disappear, student protests occur, and drug issues surface.
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Lynda Johnson Mixes With Hollywood Hippies in London Pub
Lynda Bird Johnson toured a London workingmen's pub with film stars and musicians during a late night outing. President Johnson’s wife was in Texas and planned to return to Washington, while aides described her research work on restoring the Johnson childhood home in Johnson City.
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Burglar Osborn Freed Early By Error At State Prison
John Monroe Osborn, 21, told of his puzzlement after being released from the Jefferson City Maryland state prison and returning to his Springfield home. His attorney, Charles A Moon, said he was informed Tuesday that two-year sentences for burglary and stealing had been commuted by Gov Warren E Hearnes. An investigation showed a records snafu that should have prevented release, leading Osborn to leave voluntarily.
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Trapeze Troupe Sues Circus Over Misleading Act
A member of The Flying Dobritches and Dobritch International Circus filed a million A$ damage and injunction suit in Los Angeles Superior against Ringling Bros Bamain and Bailey Circus. The suit accuses the circus of advertising an act that fools the public into believing it is related to a 300 year old European trapeze tradition.
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California Supreme Court Reverses Gilbert Death Verdict
The California Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, reversed the conviction and death penalty of Jesse James Gilbert, 41, slayer of a police sergeant, ordering a new trial after ruling evidence including a police lineup of his be available to the jury was prejudicial.
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Dr. Ritter Dies in Cambridge MIT Professor Passes Away
Cambridge obituary reports the death of Dr. Francis Ritter, a noted authority on tagnel and iagnard, faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who died on Wednesday.
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Pope Paul VI Returns From Turkey To Rest At Castel Gandolfo
Pope Paul VI arrived at Castel Gandolfo after a 100 degree Turkish tour. He said he was tired and would rest five to six weeks, then work on curia reorganization and a worldwide bishops meeting set for September 29. The trip marked his fifth excursion abroad and he may travel as often in the future.
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City Hall Excited Over Queen Mary Purchase
Long Beach officials celebrate the acquisition of the Queen Mary with a 30 minute meeting and worldwide interest. City leaders including Mayor Wade and Councilmen Bond Corbett Keeler Clark Deats praise the move as a milestone toward international stature and robust tourism.
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Cost of Living Rise Spurs Tax Boost Debate
Washington reports the cost of living rose three tenths of a percent in June for the third straight month, boosting support for a tax increase. The Labor Department says the consumer price index advanced to 116 percent of the 1957-59 average from 115.6 in May, with higher food prices driving much of the rise. A June market basket cost a housewife $11.60 versus $10 nine years ago.
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Babies Abandoned In San Francisco Hotel Hunt For Parents
Two young children left in a luxury San Francisco hotel are in juvenile care as police search nationwide for their parents. Authorities traced the couple to River Forest Illinois and Springfield Missouri after they registered under fake names and called from Lake Tahoe claiming they would return. The children were well cared for before abandonment, perplexing investigators.
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