17 More Go North With 1 Way Fares
In New Orleans a segregationist group plans to send a 40 passenger busload of Negro families to Hyannis Port Massachusetts near President Kennedy's summer home. Seventeen more riders join the trip aimed at New York with one bound for Philadelphia. Raymond Baptiste, a 20 year old porter, explains he seeks work and had been out of work for months.
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New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
George Singlemann
Citizens Council of Greater
Raymond Baptiste
Nightgown Defendant Guilty in Pasadena Court
Dorothy Makray, 28, a divorcee, found guilty by a Pasadena municipal court jury of resisting arrest and failing to appear in court on a traffic citation. Officers arrested her at her home in nightgown on April 14 with an expired license charge. Her attorney plans a $1 million false arrest suit.
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Pasadena
Police Walk Mate's Bea Aid Widow in Mount Clemens
In Mount Clemens Michigan officers honor Police Officer Renee C Schoen who died May 6 while serving with the Marines. He was 37, survived by wife Lois and six children. A month of wages will be provided for his widow as the department plans to cover his duties during an examination and replacement.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Renee C. Schoen
Karta
Lone St. Clair
Elief
Philip 4. Oakey
Schoen
Lit
Lois
Thant Cat Damage Sparks Rent Suit in New York
U Thant acting secretary general faces a legal fight over apartment rent. State Rent Administrator Herman contends Thant paid 1200 monthly for a furnished St Trooom residence, while the legal rate was 402.50. Whaley seeks triple damages and Thant’s cat is blamed for furniture damage. Justice McGovern reserved ruling as Whaley’s attorney cites heavy losses and the cat’s claws as the culprit.
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New York U
U Thane
United Nations
Thant
St- Toom
E. 72Nd Street
William S
Jey
Robert FE. Herman
Owen McGivern
Whaley
Thants
Buddies Drag Marine 2 Mile in Forced March
Marines from the 1st Division competed in a day-long test of spirit and fitness at Camp Pendleton. Lance Cpl Benito D Cammara collapsed and was dragged two miles to a dispensary for treatment during the forced march. Lt Alfred Daley and other members paced the route as fellow squads won the six mile challenge and supported a wounded comrade.
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Lance Cpl
Benito D'Camarra
Camp Pencils
D'Camarra
Camp Pendleton
Alfred Daley
1Stdivision
Thatfank Battalion
Alsn
Solic
Ice Eade
Thtmes
United States to Build New Base in Australia
Prime Minister Robert Menzies announced a US designed base to cost 76 million dollars in Northwest Cape Western Australia. About 450 Americans and Australians will live there with housing funded by the United States. Construction starts soon to support US and Allied ships in the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific.
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Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
United States
Western Australia
Northwest Cape
Nort
Perth
Menzies
House of Representatives
U.S
Indian Ocean
Western Pacific
Initiation Poison Sends 13 Rockport Teens to Hospitals
In Rockport Texas an initiation involving poison cable dip and raw liver sent 13 Rockport High School athletes to hospitals. Larry Iles 15 remained critical after stomach pumping in Corpus Christi. Eight others stayed overnight, four released. The insecticide bone oil caused severe nausea among the group.
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Rockport
Tex
UPI
Larry Iles
Corpus Christi
Rockport High School
Letterman’s Society
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