Jail Alleged Dope Kingpin for Robbery
Le Roy Jefferson 39 of Portland was jailed after police found over 32 000 in his pockets and 5 000 in Dolores Mitchells purse. An undercover stakeout followed his 1958 car in Hollywood as detectives said he led a western narcotics syndicate and faced robbery and malicious mischief charges.
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UPI
LeRoy Jefferson
Portland
Ore
Jefferson
Dolores Teresa Mitchell
Seattle
Joliet
Hollywood
Miss Mitchell
Yandle
Chicago
West Coast
UAW Opens Talks Again With AMC
The United Auto Workers began bargaining with American Motors Corp as the Big Three lack contracts. The talks mark UAW’s first with a smaller auto firm without a precedent from Ford Chrysler or GM and AMC employs about 20,000. Ford workers rally briefly but operations proceed without disruption. The union has forbidden strikes and work interference.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors Corp
AMC
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Walter Reuther
American Motors
UAW
Carl Stellato
Sailor Dies Aboard Nautilus in Seattle Incident
The Navy identified Torpedoman Theodore J. Szarzynski of Uncasville Connecticut as the crewman who died aboard the atomic powered USS Nautilus on Sunday night. Death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Navy
Theodore J. Szarzynski
Uncasville
Conn
Divorcing? Expect No Joint Tax Benefit Ruling
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a deficiency assessment of 37256 against Mrs. Kenneth T. Sullivan of Montgomery County Maryland must be paid even though the 1851 joint income tax return was filed while the final divorce decree was pending.
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Asheville
N. C
U.S
Gircult Court of Appeals
Kenneth T. Sullivan
Montgomery County
Dixie Belle Reigns at Annapolis Parade
Miss Margaret Anne Spencer, 20, a University of Richmond coed from Norfolk, Va., wore a new engagement ring and served as color girl for the 3rd Company at Navy’s June Week. Midshipman Jesse Hernandez of San Leandro, Cal., led the 3rd Company in selecting the best of 24 in the 3,800 member brigade during the Naval Academy event.
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Margaret Anne Spencer
Naval Academy
Jesse J. Hernandez
San Leandro
William R. Smedberg
Annapolis
UPA
Southern
Naval Academy Academy
University of Richmond Coed
Norfolk
San Leandro, Calli
De Gaulle Faces Algerian Dilemma With North Africa Focus
Paris notes detail De Gaulle’s push to stabilize North Africa to restore France’s Western role. He plans to view Algeria firsthand and seeks peace with Habib Bourguiba and Mohammed V while confronting costly, divisive colonial war. Possible autonomous federation hinted with Moslems equal in a new Assembly.
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de la
Gaulle
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France
Algeria
de Gaulle
AL Jgiers
Pierre
Mendes-France
U. S. Senate
Lmited
Bolivian Heiress Dies as Dynamite Plot Tangles Swiss School
In Cernier Switzerland a Swiss court case links Jaime Jutzé Patino, Bolivian tin heir, to the death of Joanne Patino a New York beauty. An overdose of sleeping pills caused her death while a dynamite plot near a village school was foiled. Four boys involved were among 65 pupils in grades 2 through 8. Police recovered the explosives and turned the youths over to juvenile authorities. Autopsy attributed death to sleeping pills but noted unclear if intentional or accidental.
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Cernier
Switzerland
Cwashington
New ‘York
Connelly Ortiz-Patino
Westland
Jaime Jutzé Patino
Claude Reymond
Arthur Duvanel
Joanne
Bavanel
Texas Jobless Claims Decline for Third Week
Texas jobless filing claims fell for the third consecutive week. The Texas Employment Commission reported 81,913 people filed for unemployment compensation for the week ending May 29, down from the prior week’s 83,099. The May 14 total was 36,528, with year‑ago claims around 33,620, about 2.14 times higher now.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas Employment Commission
Cat Tames Mouse Report From Sick Animals Fund
London report from the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals notes a tame mouse with 20 stitches in its head after an encounter with a cat in the annual presentation. The case highlights animal welfare care and veterinary treatment provided by the charity.
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London
UPI
U N Hopes De Gaulle to Soothe Tunis Crisis
UN delegates expected French Premier De Gaulle and Tunisian President Bourguiba to ease a dispute before the Security Council. Bourguiba remained skeptical, asserting that French troops must leave Tunisia. Debates continued with postponement for developments.
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Tunis
United Nations UP
U.N
Charles de Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
Security Council
Bourguiba
Rome
Tempo
Tunisia
New Unbreakable Plastic Lenses Promised In Eye Safety
Optical experts unveil crystallin unbreakable plastic lenses touted as safer and lighter than glass for workers in hazardous trades. Dr J clear demonstrates on a Long Beach model with prescriptions including bifocals. offices in Wilmington Torrance and other cities offer demonstrations and sales.
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M. Soss
Long Beach
Lameaire
Mington
Torrance
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