Liston Leaves Philadelphia for Chicago Home
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston and his wife left Philadelphia for Chicago citing harassment by police after multiple encounters. Liston plans work in Chicago on youth committees and exhibition events, saying the move aims to be better for him and his family.
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Liston
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Liston Returns to Ring After Suspension Wins Title
He served a four month ban by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission after an arrest here. Upon reinstatement he knocked out Albert Westphal of Germany and then defeated Floyd Patterson in Chicago to claim the title.
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Germany
Floyd Patterson
Chicago
Liston
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Reverse Riders Relocated From Hyannis to Boston Area
More than half of the 96 Negro reverse freedom riders sent to Cape Cod over seven months have moved to the Boston area. About 421 adults and 54 children were dispatched to Hyannis by segregationist groups with promises of plentiful jobs. Roughly 50 ended up in Boston where work sources were stronger. Local clergy and relief committees assisted the destitute families. One woman and 11 children remained in Hyannis, aided by town welfare and a motel partnership with Arnesons.
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William Scott
Corps Retires First Woman From Ranks
Washington UPI Marine M Sgt Katherine G Murray of Phillipsburg New Jersey becomes the first enlisted Marine woman to retire from active duty after nearly 20 years of service. She served as a Civil Service stenographer and Driver during World War II with overseas tours and time at Quantico and Washington Marine units. Col Margaret Henderson will attend the retirement ceremony at Marine Headquarters.
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UPI
Katherine G. Murray
Phillipsburg
N.J
Miss Murray
Marine Headquarters
Margaret Henderson
Woman Marines
I Corps
Murray
Marine Corps
Quantico
Katharine F. Murray
Phillisburg
Traffic deaths hit record in first ten months
The National Safety Council said 33,430 traffic fatalities occurred in the first ten months of the year, averaging 110 a day. This compares with 30,720 in the same period in 1961, a 9 percent rise, and surpasses the previous record of 32,357 in 1957.
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National Safety Council
Model Boy Hanged for Triple Killing in Kansas
Lansing Kansas. Lee Andrews the so called model boy died on the gallows after admitting to killing his father mother and sister four years ago to gain a farm and money. He showed no repentance and faced the execution quietly as guards prepared the trap.
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Lowell Lee Andrews
Andrews
William Andrews
Opal
Jennie Marie
Miss Spedding Deported After Jail Release
The government said she traveled to Toronto and re entered the United States posing as a U S citizen after being released from jail on April 15 last year. The Saskatchewan native, once married to Count Louis Marescu of Romania in 1940, later had that marriage annulled.
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Toronto
U. S
Saskatchewan
Count Louis Marescu
Romania
Lassie Owner Weatherwax Divorced After Gun Fire Claim
Budd Weatherwax, owner and trainer of Lassie, was divorced from Mae Weatherwax after she testified he terrified her by firing guns in their home. She said his targets included a bird on a cuckoo clock. He was ordered to pay $450 monthly for a year and grant her property valued at $240,000.
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Los Angeles
Budd Weatherwax
Lassie
Mae
Weatherwax
Firefighters Battle Blaze and TV Stolen from Station
Firemen at Station No 4 fought a minor blaze today while away from the station a thief entered and stole a television set purchased with department funds.
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Minneapolis
Chafee Wins Rhode Island Governor Race in Tight Margin
Rhode Island gavs Republican John H. Chafee a final unofficial lead of 398 votes over Democrat John A. Notte Jr. after absentee ballots. Recount prospects loom as Minnesota, Massachusetts and South Dakota also report post election recount activity and local officials prepare for certification.
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Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
John A. Notte Jr
Chafee
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Anderssen
Massacountchusetts
John A. Volpe
South Dakota
George McGovern
Senate
Joe Battum
McGovern
Reene Fl
State law provides free cordless hearing aids to pensioners
New law allows pensioners to obtain cordless hearing aids at no cost. Contact Associated Hearing Center at 622 Pine Ave Long Beach for details or to apply. Call or write to start the process and secure eligibility under the pensioner bulletin.
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