Miss Florida Dorothy Steiner Captures Sunshine Springs Title
Dorothy Steiner, 20, of Miami, crowned Miss Florida at Sunshine Springs after beating Adrienne Goyette and Beti as runners-up. Steiner jets to New York for Today appearance and Miss America prep. Diane Achenbach earned Miss Congeniality.
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Florida
Dorothy Steiner
Sunshine Springs
Dorothy
New York
Dave Garroway
University of Miami Coed
Sally Fisher
Garroway
Tampa
Miami
Miss Steiner
Miss Fisher
Adrienne Goyette
Miss Goyette
Bell Seay
Duval County
Jacksonville
Adrienne and
Beti
Rhona May Berube
Hialeah
Barbara Jean Lehman
Hollywood
Neva Jane (Langley) Fickling
Lakeland
Fra
Ing Springs
Debate on Civil Rights Bill Sees Push to Preserve Right to Vote
Senate enters third week of debate on the civil rights bill with supporters pledging to keep its right to vote provisions intact. Key figures Knowland and Humphrey back an amendment to repeal the Reconstruction era troop authority law, a move seen as a concession to Southern senators wary of forced desegregation.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
R-Calif
Humphrey
D-Minn
House
South
Ohio Governor Delays Sheppard Lie Detector Test
Ohio Governor C William ONeill announced no lie detector test for Dr Sam Sheppard until a Florida prison confession by Donald Wedler is deemed true The Court of Last Resort questioned Wedler's confession citing conflicts and possible deception while urging further investigation and psychiatric evaluation The judge at Sheppard s 1954 trial criticized the move as fantastic and improper.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O’neill
Sam Sheppard
Florida
O'Neill
Sheppard
Court of Last Resort
Donald Wedler
Marilyn Sheppard
Alvis
Edward Blythin
Holt Case Resumed In Senate Impeachment Trial
The Florida Senate resumes hearings in the impeachment trial of Circuit Judge George E. Holt of Miami. House managers J Andrew Musselman and Thomas Beasley prepare to present the first witness as motions to delay are anticipated. Holt faced charges for gifts and favors from attorneys, borrowed money, excessive fees, ethics violations, and bringing the court into scandal.
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Tallahassee
Senate
George E. Holt
Miami
J. Andrew Musselman
Broward County
Thomas Beasley
Warton
Holt
House of Representatives
Richard Hunt
House
Dade Judicial Circuit
Judicial Code of Ethics
Florida
Hillsborough County
Paul Johnson
William D. Hopkins
J. B. Rodgers Jr
Orlando
Monaco prince denies kidnap threats to infant Caroline
A spokesman for Prince Rainier of Monaco said reports of threats to kidnap his six month old daughter Caroline are pure fantasy. An informant cited unsigned letters but Rainier and Princess Grace view them as a prank. Swiss police were told threats continue but no recent mail was found at the villa.
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STAAD
Switzerland
INS
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Caroline
Rainier
Princess Grace
Airman Guilty In Haircut Case At Fuchu Japan
A 20 year old American airman Donald Wheeler from Cortez Colorado was convicted of disobeying a lawful order and sentenced four months hard labor. He also loses 200 dollars in pay and is reduced to basic airman. Wheeler contested an order for a white sidewall haircut arguing he only received a regulation trim the day before. He questioned jail for not getting a haircut.
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Fuchu
Japan
Donald Wheeler
Cortez
Colo
Wheeler
Air Force
Final arguments in Clinton civil rights trial begin
In Knoxville Tennessee opposing lawyers launch final arguments to the jury in the milestone Clinton trial. The high profile civil rights case centers on disputed issues and reputations in a charged courtroom.
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Clinton
Knoxville, Tenn
Minnie Mermaid Praises Rival Beauty Pageant After Turmoil
In Sarasota partly cloudy weather with scattered afternoon showers, Minnie Mermaid remarks rivals drew crowd attention away from her. U S District Judge Robert L. Taylor plans to instruct jurors in a Clinton desegregation case involving 11 defendants including John Kasper. Deliberations expected to begin tomorrow. charges include criminal contempt for conspiracy to defy a federal court order.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
U. S
Clinton
Taylor
Kasper
Oberlin to Speak at Downtown Sarasota Meeting
Richard Oberlin of Orlando former executive director of the Orlando Downtown Merchants and Executives Assn will speak at Downtown Sarasota Inc organizational meeting at 7 p m Thursday at the Orange Blossom Hotel He will discuss goals for downtown improvement and permanent officers will be elected after a buffet supper.
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Richard Oberlin
Orlando
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Joseph Steiner
Michigan
Mama
Holiday House
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Diane
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Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Anderson
Aiken
Sheppards Lie
Wedler
Dr. Sam
Marilyn
Rainier Tot
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Bataan
William D. Prigden
Kingstree
S. C
Murray Spring
Min
Oberlin
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