Miss Bikini USA winner meets Princeton coed class
June Fletcher, 18, crowned Miss Bikini USA, wears orange black jumper at Princeton scene as first female students join Princeton College. Orientation begins for class of 73 with Pyne Hall renovations including modern furniture, new curtains, book shelves, fresh paint, waxed floors, and upgraded security systems.
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June Fletcher
U.S.A
Princeton
Fletcher
Princeton Tigers
Princeton College
Cuba Expels AP Correspondent Wheeler From Havana
The Cuban government expelled Fenton Wheeler the Associated Press Havana correspondent and gave him two hours to pack before departure. Castro’s government objected to Wheeler reporting and cited a deportation on suspicions tied to a Mexican embassy staffer accused of CIA spying. Wheeler and his wife planned to fly to Mexico City leaving Havana with only one non Communist newsman remaining.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Havana
Fidel Castro
Wheeler
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Ministry
Mexico City
Edward Kuri
Agence France Presse
Reuters
Lavana
Young Wenham student completes 2029 mile Appalachian Trail hike
Jeffrey Hancock, a 17 year old high school senior from Wenham Massachusetts, completed a 2029 mile hike of the Appalachian Trail in 56 days from June 2 at Springer Mountain Georgia to Mt Katahdin Maine. He averaged 25 miles daily carrying a 50 pound pack and used five pairs of shoes. He cited learning to ask for help and the kindness of strangers as key lessons from the journey.
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Jeffrey Hancock
Wenham
Mass
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Springer Mountain
Georgia
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Greenfield ex-smokers face new weight gain after month
Greenfield Iowa residents who quit smoking as a town effort report weight gain despite health benefits. Douglas Devyault, among 453 participants, notes gaining 20 pounds even as cigarette coughs lessen. Merchants report a return to normal cigarette sales after an initial drop, with tourists curious about the anti smoking town.
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Greenfield
Iowa
Douglas Devyault
Devault
Navy Probes Fire in Carrier Lexington Boiler Room
The Navy investigated a blaze in two No 1 and No 2 boiler rooms aboard the Lexington in drydock at South Boston Navy Yard annex. The fire began from an electrical patch panel, damaged rooms, and caused heavy smoke. No serious injuries. foam suppression controlled the fire in about three hours.
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Boston
UPS
Navy Today
South Boston Naval Shipyard
No. 1
No. 2
Pensacola
Fla
Quincy
Mass
Pacific
Jamestown
Intrepid
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Hazardous devices target Israeli offices in three capitals
Explosive devices hit Israeli installations in Brussels Bonn and The Hague with four injured in Brussels. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claims responsibility. A teenager detained in The Hague after a device exploded at an embassy residence.
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Brussels
Bonn
Magia
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Bei- Nit
Popular Front
Sane
Trans Worls Airlines
Darmseus
el AL
Bad Godesberg
Hague
L A Deputy Held After Wife Slain in Café
Los Angeles County deputy sheriff Gilbert E. McMullen, 52, was held for murder investigation after his wife Shirley McMullen, 38, was shot to death in a Canoga Park café where the family sat with two children. Witnesses say McMullen handed a pistol to a hostess, returned to his seat, and was restrained by patrons after attempting to flee as responders arrived.
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Los Angeles
Gilbert E. McMullen
Penny Grier
Shirley McMullen
Hijacker takes 95 to Havana amid U S tensions
A dark skinned gunman on an Eastern Airlines flight from New York to San Juan forced the jet to Havana after boarding the cockpit with a pistol. He spoke English and Spanish, claimed a coming U S upheaval, and then left the aircraft at Jose Marti port. Passengers then continued to Miami and on to San Juan.
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Miame
United States
Cuba
Eastern Airlines
New York
San Juan
San Salvador
John A. Themim
James MM. Hangle
Havana
Jose Martissit
Miami
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Quito
Steward Afb
Panama City
Colombia
Santiago de Cuba
Profit Venture Housewife Raises a Steer in Long Island
Levittown housewife Mickey DeLorenzo faced rising meal prices by raising a 400-pound steer at Eisenhower Park in Nassau County. Ed Collins provided the steer from Red Oak Town, and the plan measures the steer’s market value against the cost of raising it as part of a meat boycott.
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Mickey DeLorenzo
Levittown
N.Y
Long Island
Mickey DeLarenio
DeLorenzo
Ed Collins
Red Oak
Nassau County
Eisenhower Park
Classifieds fragment from Port Onge area edition
Fragmentary newspaper lines show classified listings and delivery notices for Port Onge and Long Beach areas, including carrier delivery references and section identifiers. The readable items mention dates, page numbers, and generic classified terms without full item details.
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Port Onge
Long Beach
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