Mansfield Raps Policy in Southeast Asia Amid Flower Pageant
The article notes Senator Mansfield’s critique of U.S. policy in Southeast Asia during a commencement address at Michigan State. It mentions the flower festival in Venice and a related display featuring bathing beauties. Other items include a Marine decree, a car race report from San Luis Obispo, and a Montana senator raising questions on Laos policy.
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Riviown
Atinwal
United’ States
Southeast Asia
Woodrow Coleman Seired Sund
Jacksonville
Fla
Gerhard Stanley
Canon City
Colo
Sere Dake Venice
Anna
Tex
Mike . Mansfield
Michigan
University
U. S
Bigelow
Mansfield
STS
Ansing
Mich
Vent Glia
Italy
United States
Goof Balls Dance Floor Collapse In New York
Police report youths collapsed on a New York dance floor after ingesting barbiturate pills. Two teens remained in critical condition, eight hospitalized, and a 13 to 16 year old group involved along with a 18 year old, while a purse containing cash was found and identified teens faced charges.
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Southeast Asia
Robert Carreon
New York
China
Mansfield
United
Uri-Land
Robert B. Green
Iheta
Eastchester
Travieso
Jtwo
San. Antonio
Tex
Algo
Polly Adler Dies of Cancer Author of Lurid Autobiography
LOS ANGELES UPI reports Polly Adler, famed author of Lurid Autobiography, died of cancer. Adler, renowned for a controversial life as a high society madame in New York, built a notorious clientele spanning gangsters, politicians, and elites, and wrote a bestselling memoir. She spent time in jail after pleading guilty in 1935 to running a disorderly house.
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Polly Adler
Lurid
Los Angeles
UPI
Polly "Adler
New York
Jook
Polly
Adler
Shel Midaine
Press-delearam Entered ay second class matter at Fes
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a newspaper imprint noting second class matter at a postal facility, a Long Beach address, and typical circulation line elements though many words are garbled. The readable bits suggest standard imprint lines rather than a coherent news event.
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Press-delearam
Fesdines
Long Beach
Moslem Policemen Fire on Europeans Near Backyards
A violent incident near backyards left three dead and six wounded among Europeans, with authorities citing nationalist extremists and saboteurs. Fears mounted that the Secret Army, believed to be largely French-aligned, would strike roads and oil installations in a campaign to destabilize the country.
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Carth Warfate
Pullem
Bla
Sahara
Hassi
Messaoud
Dans
Mostem
Catholic schools in Atlanta to desegregate this fall
The Atlanta archdiocese orders integration of its ante-archdiocesan schools this fall, with nine Negro students among the first admitted and other schools in North Georgia following. Archbishop and local officials express support. the move mirrors broader church steps toward desegregation after recent orders in New Orleans and across the region.
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Tlanta II
Archdiocesan
Thes
Enzie
Athinta Catholic
Ymesi
Igh Atlanta
Oric
North
Georgia
Gies
Archdiocese
Ivan Adlen Jr
Presbyterian
Atlanta
Paul
Canan
Caro
Schaat
Florida
Schbishop
North Georgia Archdio- F
Etter
Dtholic
Jayman
Albert Vion
National Life Insurance
Atlantas
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Nother
Sam Plated
McKenzie
New Orleans
Abor
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Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Laos
Neal ‘Estrada
Walter Kingson
UCLA
Theatter Arts Department
Long Beach — Ath & Pine
Lakewood Shopping Center
Y 105
Altos Shopping Center
Archdiorep
Gilbeys
Ginsvodka
Dasfiot
WEA
Taanti
Gia
Baten
Tox Roast
Fen
Jase
Papoulaeehel
Ullal Hama
Dana Manetsa
Ralphs Fresh
Ralphs
Loy
ZEE
Bonnie Dog
E Stu
Bonnie Cat Food
Bop
Aone
Cherry, Long Beach
Pillsbury
Mahatma
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House Instant Coffee “Inc
Paice Incemes
RED
Sockeye
Downytare
Ars
al Eyg
Dreier
Snow
Greenwood
Harvard Beets
Vecauom Fsf
Wak
CAASS
Ayala
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Stanisive Radio
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Ame
Paramount
Lakewood
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