Love-Theft Suit Targets Noted Prof at Northwestern
Circuit Court action names A Hunt, psychology department professor at Northwestern University, as defendant in an alienation of affections suit filed by Theobald Jr. Theobald alleges Hunt and Mrs. Theobald formed an adulterous relationship since 1958, seeking court-ordered separation of Hunt from Mrs. Theobald and to prevent contact with her. Theobald and his wife, married since Dec 6, 1955, have a 23 month old son.
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A. Hunt
Northwestern University
Ward
T.“Theobald Jr
Hunt
Theobald
Diana ‘Theovald
Bane
Theobalds
Charles
L B Family Plane Down All Unhurt
L B family escapes injury after light airplane engine trouble forces a forced landing on Canancito Road near the Laguna Todian reservation west of Albuquerque. Donald Sapp wife and three children traveled from Evansville Indiana en route home, resuming by auto after the incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Calif
Shore
Donald Sapp
Evansville
Ind
Fey
Theourney
Jane
Sapp
West Mesa
US 68
Canancito Rad
Laguna Todian
Here
Big Balloon May Drift Back to U.S.
A Navy research balloon, over the Pacific at 60,000 feet and more than a ton of instruments aboard, moves west-northwest of San Diego after shells failed to bring it down. It was launched Sunday at Brunswick, Georgia, and could drop to 45,000 to 55,000 feet if cooler overnight air cools.
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San Diego
Pacific
William Steinman
Office of Naval Research
Brunswick
Ship Madeleine Grounded Near Cape San Lucas
The 2,290-ton Swedish motor vessel Madeleine, which departed here Wednesday for Bathoa in the Canal Zone, went aground about 560 miles southeast of San Diego near Cape San Lucas. The Marine Exchange was notified today. The boat arrived here June 26 with a load of tuna from Peru.
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Madeleine
Bathoa
Canal Zone
San Diego
Cape San ‘Lucas
Marine Exchange
Peru
U S Teenagers Observe Tokyo Riots From Sideline
Six American teens visiting Tokyo watched a left wing student protest outside Prime Minister Kishi’s residence. They explained they were not there for kicks and spoke with demonstrators in Japanese, amid a crowd of protesters and police.
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Tokyo
Nobuyuke Kishi
James ©. Hagerty
Kishi
Timothy Pietsch
Turlock
Calif
Japan
Tim
Iis
U.S. Japan
Janice Holbrook
Seattle
Wash
Wkate
Northwest Airlines
Fiery Volcano Fire Destroys Screen at Ritz Theater
A screening of Mastees of the Congo Jungle at Stockton's Ritz Theater triggered a real volcano fire on screen. Mawes erupted from the crater, burning a hole in the roof and destroying the projection equipment. Manager Max Knauss said the projectionist was fooled at first and the crowd left calmly as damage was pegged around ten thousand dollars.
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Stockton
Ritz
Congo
Mawes
Max Knauss
Knauss
Gun Mishaps Kill Man and Wound Boy in Valley
In two Los Angeles incidents in the San Fernando Valley a man died and a boy was wounded. Frank V. McClellan, 51, Van Nuys, accidentally shot himself while wrapping a revolver, intended to take it to an insurance office to protect his son. Anthony Latouf, 10, was hit by a plastic dart gun bullet that shattered on a driveway, with shrapnel injuries to the forehead neck and hand.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Frank V. McClellan
van Nuys
Shé Gan
Anthony Latouf
Anthony
Defense-Purchase Waste and Duplication Hit by Solons
The Senate Appropriations Committee rebuked defense buying as wasteful and duplicative while detailing a bill of 40.3849 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year. The report notes added funds above Eisenhower's request and House approval, recalls House cuts on missiles and ships, and calls for tighter competition and closer Pentagon oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Armed Services
Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Penlafoo
Miner Saved in Cave-in Returns to Jail
Cal v in Trevor Mellish 42 of nearby Secondide is back in county jail after spending about 10 hours trapped underground in a cave-in 130 feet deep near a tourmaline mine. Mellish, already serving a year for arson, was released on bail last month and had hoped to recover stolen gems and $8,300 in cash. Rescue workers stabilized the shaft and freed him. he was hospitalized and released Friday night. Bail bondsman Georges Martin said Mellish surrendered to authorities on the 16th.
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San Diego
Calvin Trevor Mellish
Econdide
Meltish
Mellish
Georges Martin
State Senate Calls Emergency Hearing on Labor Disputes
In Sacramento a state Senate committee named an emergency hearing on labor disputes slowing harvests. Chairman James A. Cubey said the session will focus on legal aspects and possible federal law changes, ahead of Congress adjournment around July 1. The state employment department barred sending workers to farms with pickets by the AFL CE Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee.
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Sacramento
Senate
James A. Cubey
D-Merced
Fact
Labor and Welfare
Cobey
Congress
State Employment Department
Aflce Agricultural Workers
Irving Perluss
Mexico
Anonymous donor offers Trinity $500000 with match
In Hartford a donor promises half a million dollars for Trinity College to help build the arts center, but only if the college can raise the remaining one million dollars needed for the project.
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Big Hitch
Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
Itg Fing Arts Center
Trinity
Construction Permits Take Shape In North
A fragmented OCR sketch lists builders and contractors including Connie Lee Builders and Stan Rial as the contractees for a north region project. It names architects Fernanai rele and Fiepstere with various street addresses, but the text is garbled.
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Sam Co. Winn
Actihens Aap Heckel
AR Saa Lam MA
Flamer
Enalnesr
E Len "Rusielh
Malioy Gest Gale
Virion
Exniractor
Aediting
Connie Lee Builders
Con Gwen
Aiailian
Chatwin
Sea Stan Rial Contractee
Femnanairele
Vira
Ee Eawardy
Alterasion
Sea Fiepstere
Age No Barrier graduates 557 in Long Beach Evening High
A diverse class of 557 graduates at the Long Beach Evening High School ceremony included students aged 18 to 53 among 349 men and 208 women, with siblings, couples, and international graduates. Speaker Malcolm Epley highlighted opportunities without age limits, noting veterans and older students excel, as principal Edwin Norvell and General Adult Division head Gean Patter son supported lifelong learning.
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Long Beach’ Evening High
Clas
Malcolm Epley
The
Independent, Press-telegram
Canada
Americat
Samoa
Chile
Victor Thompson
General Adhilts
Guam
United States
Alfred Teachert
Germany
Are
Epley
Radwates
Eoley
Edwin M- Norvell
Gean Clifton Patterson
Tero
Jean Seberg Seeks Divorce From French Husband
Jean Seberg, 21, the actress once in films, petitions for divorce from Francois Moreuil, 26, Paris lawyer and director. She accuses cruelty and inhuman treatment in a district court filing on Friday and says there is no bitterness, only sincere regrets, after returning to Paris from a visit home.
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Marshalliown
Tuwa
Pittean Seberg
Miss Seberg
Francois Moreuil
Paris
Long Beach College awards Sully Miller science grant
John Lewis, 24, of 39 Louise St, major in physics, wins the newly established $2,000 Sully Miller Foundation scholarship at Long Beach City College. Award presented by Earl Miller. Lewis will graduate June 16 and plans to study at UC or Caltech. He supported his wife and year-old daughter while maintaining top grades.
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John Lewis
Louise St
Long Beach City College
Sully-Miller Foundation Schabacshi
Lewis
Antinns
Earl
B. (Doe) Miller
Foundation Ress
Horton Chace
L. E. Pitman
Long Beach Jotary Club
Lawrence A. Calfins Sr
The
Independent
Pressfielegrans
City College
University of California
California Institute of Technology
Sully-Miller
Royer
Otter
Bolton-tremblay
Periml
Fiaifarral
Bauchad
Omaigien
Star Steel
Versian Indus
BUD Raken
Warner & Swasy
Macca Corp Save Igese
Amer Cement
Mark Save Aste
Watts
Ingus
Maviait
Wirzard Teats
Anheuser Busch
Feriret
Inercht Iin
Bancore
Morrisanterudis
Fraleiman Marcus
Rilomaa Indus
NevSia
Ol & Gas
Nawenanseebie
Zire Baboosk Rogie
Nevis Tier
Gover
Foul Flagal Marinern Tn PS
Baiiess Me
Berrshiee Heoin
Ate
Birtcher
Caraja
Senanen
Albsten
Bae Inlet
the Geats
Pac Mercury
Dave Inna
Barker Hanlin
Frankie Lie
Negro Fair Canceled at Tri-State for Negroes
MEMPHIS UPI reports the 47th annual Tri-State Fair for Negroes is canceled this year. Executive committee chairman Floyd Campbell cited the current spirit of the times as making the event a financial failure.
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Memphis
UPI
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