Mysterious Hot Flashes Force Family From Home
In Lexington North Carolina a Negro janitor James Fuller his wife and five children fled their nine year old home after feeling sudden hot flashes and shakes. Investigators cite unusual atmospheric conditions and possible magnetic fields from nearby power lines roof and antenna as causes. They believe the phenomenon unlikely to recur soon but the Fullers moved out at midnight Monday.
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Lexington
N.C
UPI
James Fuller
Fullers
Bryant wins Democratic governor nomination with 512757 votes
In Florida, Farris Bryant leads the Democratic governor primary with 512,757 votes to Doyle E. Carlton Jr.’s 416,052 among a record 928,809 total turnout. Statewide results also show Adams leading Yarborough for secretary of state and Conner defeating Hancock for agriculture commissioner.
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Tallahassee
Farris Bryant
Bryant
Doyle E. Carlton Jr
Tom Adams
Orange Park
Jess Yarborough
Miami
Adams
Yarborough
Doyle Conner
Starke
W. R
Buster) Hancock
Groveland
Conner
Hancock
Smathers
Richard Nixon
Bob Johnson
Jacksonville
James M. Milligan
John M. Spottswood
Roy J. Jones
Student Confesses Setting Fires at Sewanee
A 21 year old honor student Albert E Elmore of Forest Mississippi confessed to setting fires at the University of the South destroying a classroom building and the school auditorium on May 17 He was charged with arson and committed to Central State Mental Hospital for observation Elmore was to graduate June 6 and had a full tuition four year scholarship and was active in Blue Key society and intramural athletics.
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Sewanee, Tenn
UPI
University of the South
Dist. Atty
Sloan
Albert E. Elmore
Forest
Miss
Elmore
Central State Mental Hospital
Blue Key Scholastic Honorary Society
Bahia Vista Estates Residents Share Park Activities
Residents keep busy at Bahia Vista Estates with gardening, stone paths, fences, and bird baths. David J. Withers logs pool temperatures while Olen Corbine leads square dances and Marvin Anderson outfits a covered dish dinner featuring fried fish from Carl and Mrs. Miller.
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Bahia Vista Estates
Marvin Anderson
Mr. A
Carl Millers
Mrs. Miller
U S Sinks Submarine For Training
The Navy sank an unmanned submarine off Maui Hawaii on May 10 in a historic test and salvage operation. The rescue ship USS Greenlet deployed to recover any 'personnel' aboard and to salvage the submerged craft for training purposes.
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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
U.S
Island of
Maui
Hawaii
Navy
U.S. Naval
Greenlet
Kennedy and Symington Attack U2 Policy in Los Angeles
Senators John F. Kennedy and Stuart Symington pressed the issue at a $100-a-plate testimonial for Gov. Edmund G. Brown, accusing the Eisenhower administration of mishandling the U2 affair and criticizing Vice President Nixon. Lyndon Johnson avoided naming foes, calling Khrushchev mistaken about breaking U.S. unity, as all three eyed a possible postwar leadership. California holds its primary next Tuesday with Kennedy leading in seven primaries.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Harry Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Texan
Johnson
Kennedy
Symington
California
Edmund G. Brown
Victor
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Missouri
Louisiana to Fight Oil Loss in Supreme Court Ruling
Louisiana vows to contest the Supreme Court decision on offshore oil royalties as Florida and Texas gain coastal rights beyond the three mile limit. The state holds a 285 million escrow and a 308.4 million federal fund that, if transferred by June 30, could boost the federal budget by about 217 million dollars in a potential surplus.
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Washington
UPI
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mississippi
United States
Florida
Texas
High
John M. Harlan
U.S. Kitty
U.S. Interior Department
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Postman Believes He's Getting Raw Deal
Homestead postman Walter Stiles, 44, faces termination after a nudist photo appeared in a national magazine. Postal officials cite conduct unbecoming a government employee and give him until June 13 to answer.
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Postman
Homestead
UPI
Walter Stiles
Stiles
Journeyman Flies To Rome Canonization Day Veneration
A traveler chronicles the Rome visit with dinner at George's, meeting Vernon Jarratt, and witnessing the canonization ritual at St John Lateran. The Pope's Mass in Latin, escorted by guards, crowns a moment of reverence amid vast crowds and gilded interiors.
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George's
Vernon Jarratt
North Boys
Henry
Rome
Gloria
New York
St. John Lateran
Vatican
Pope John
St. Gregory
Royal Horse Guards
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Peggy Ehrmann
Janet Thomas
Dotty Halleck
Naomi T. Murrell
Grace Jeffries Cogan
Anthony S. Battaglia
James L. Guilmartin
Arthur A. Atkinson
Clare B. Williams
Mobilehome
D. J. Withers
David J. Withers
Corbines
Olen Corbine
Olen
U. S
Khrushchev
Ter
Ernest Sears
School
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U.S. Post Office Department
Caroina
Cecil B. DeMille
Division of
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Rod
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