Eight More Freedom Riders Headed To Jackson
Eight more Freedom Riders travel from Nashville to Jackson to test segregated travel facilities, bringing the total past 100. The NAACP filed a petition for a three judge federal court to protect riders from arrest and police interference, signaling a direct legal push alongside CORE actions in the Deep South.
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Jackson, Miss
Nashville
Tenn
Jackson
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Biloxi
NAACP
Parchman
Hinds County
Constance Baker Motley Marshall
R. Jess Brown
Jackson Vicksburg
Mize
Elbert P. Tuttle
Sth
U.S
New Orleans
Missing NSA clerk Covington sought by police
Washington AP Police and Maryland state police search for William Hyter Covington 28 a National Security Agency code clerk on sick leave. He was last heard from after telephoning he was sick and his wife alerted security. Covington lived in Laurel Maryland and had been seen in Charleston West Virginia and Arlington Virginia.
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Washington
National Security Agency
FBI
William Hyter Covington
Maryland
NSA
Defense Department
Covington
Ft. Meade
Security Agency
Covingtons
Laurel
USA
Charleston
W. Va
Arlington
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Funeral notices for Peterson Jordan Hansen Bonney
Multiple obituary notices from Sarasota area papers memorialize Olivay Annette Peterson of Ridgefield and Sarasota, Hedwig Jordan of Sarasota, Signe Hansen of Anna Maria Island, and Obie Leigh Bonney of Vadurel. Details cover death dates, ages, homes, burial or graveside services, funeral homes Hawkins and Rawles, and survivors. The notices note former New York City origin, Germany, Norway roots, and local church associations.
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Olivay
Annette Peterson
Palm Ave
Robarts
Capel
Links Ave
Paul Reeves
Church of the Redeemer
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fuiday
New York City
Ridgefield
Con
Sarasota
Hedwig (Heddy) Jordan
Arlington St
Germany
Lamont
Jordan
Detroit
Crocker
Bee Ridge Road
Liberty Avenue
LeRoy Trexler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hawkins
Signe Hansen
Bradenton
Bay Boulevard
Anna Maria Island
Norway
Partridge
H. Hansen
Olaf J. Hansen
Costa Mesa
Calif
Anker Helvorsen Hansen
Grif Island Chapel
Richard K. Wiggins
Roser Memorial Common Church
Obie Bonney
Venice
Obie Leigh Bonney
Vadurel
Sarmstta Memorial Park
Benjamin Ththill
Orlando
Bonney
Waurel
Venice Memorial Hospital
Bonnett Metal Works
South Hill
Cristadelphian Ecclesia of Laurel
Rawles Funeral Home
Grass Ivy Battle In Daly City Spills To Court
In Daly City Westlake residents clash over lawn rules with Jack Klein planting ivy against the grass covenant. The Westlake Subdivisions Improvement Association seeks an injunction in Superior Court after Klein refuses to remove the ivy citing harassment and property value concerns. Judge Branson ordered further points and authorities.
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Daly City
Calif
Jack Klein
Improvement Association
Westlake
San Francisco
Klein
Toledo
Ohio
Hahn
Sarah
Pittsburgh
Westlake Subdivisions Improvement Association
Kleins
Sarasota Youth Wins Medical Scholarship
Sarasota resident Buford Gibson Jr is named as one of ten state medical scholars by the state board of health. Recipients across Florida include Thomas J. Calhoun of Jacksonville George D. Finlay Jr of Blountstown Miss Berry Jo Johnson of Dade City Webb B Olliphant Jr of Jacksonville James C Phillips of Miami Thomas J Philpot of Branford Joseph T Rabban Jr of Coral Gables David O Westmark of Pensacola and George N Wiggins of Gainesville.
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Jacksonville
State Board of Health
Thomas J. Calhoun
George D. Finlay Jr
Blountstown
Buford Gibson Jr
Sarasota
Berry Jo Johnson
Dade City
Webb B. Olliphant Jr
James C. Phillips
Miami
Thomas J. Philpot
Branford
Joseph T. Rabban Jr
Coral Gables
David O. Westmark
Pensacola
George N. Wiggins
Gainesville
Four Brothers Orphaned After Parents Slain on Route 66
Seligman Arizona report details four Welch children Jimmy 12 Billy 9 Tommy 8 and Johnny 5 left orphaned after intruder shot their parents J B Welch and Utha Marie Welch as they traveled in a 1959 car. The youths waited for relatives while Dan Cramer of Riverside California and a companion stopped to help. Deputies say the parents were likely killed with a .22. The children planned a California visit to their Tulare grandmother. Sheriff noted similar killings along U S 66 in three years but cautioned against linking cases.
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Mommy
J. B. Welch
Utha Marie
Spencer, Okla
Welch
Oklahoma City
Johnny
Tulare
James Cramer
U. S. 66
Russians Beat Drums For Increased Tourist Trade
Washington AP report describes a Soviet delegation led by Sergei Nikitin promoting tourism to the United States. They tout cheap travel options to Samarkand Kiev and Sochi with visas, stressing people-to-people value while noting visa delays for Russians and faster Soviet visas for Americans. Ukraine official V M Bugaenko praises Kiev’s attractions.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Russia
Sergei S. Nikitin
Intourist
Samarkand
Golden Gate
East
Kiev
Moscow
Sochi
Black Sea
FF Nikitin
Bugaenko
Ukraine
Child Killed, By Tornado
An Army reserve unit was ordered to help with cleanup and prevent looting. Estill County Judge W. M. No land said damage would total at least $1 million not including railroad yards. The Red Cross counted 35 to 88 homeless families. Col. James W. Stocker of the Kentucky National Guard said soldiers helped repair homes and search debris for other potential victims.
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Estill
W. M. Noland
Red Cross
James W. Stocker
Kentucky National Guard
Florida's entry wins in swimsuit division
Marcia Desarro of Florida won the swimsuit competition as preliminaries unfold in the Miss Sun Fun USA contest in Myrtle Beach. She advances toward finals scheduled Saturday night.
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Florida
Myrtle Beach
8.C
Marcia Desarro
Miss Desarro
Army Pushes for 50,000 More Men in Active Duty
The United States Army urged Congress to raise the active force to 925,000, with a plan to build ready reserves totaling 760,000 by 1964. The program entails two reserve divisions ready for overseas movement, extended training, and a major equipment buy program, at an estimated annual cost over 209 million dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Army National Guard
Army
Summer Adult Classes Open Tuesday in Sarasota Venice
Adult education announces eight week summer term courses in Sarasota and Venice. Registration for Sarasota Vocational School on Tuesday June 13 from 9 am to noon or 7 to 9 pm. Venice High School registration Monday June 12 from 9 am to noon. Fees are $1 and books and supplies are extra.
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Sarasota
Venice
Sarasota Vocational School
Washington Blvd
Paul Rydzinski
Bishop Basic Method
Ernestine Huddleston
Jean Loi
Gwendolyn Button
Margaret West
Albert Sanchez
Carol Copp
Peel Seeks State to Cover Appeal Costs in Murder Case
In Fort Pierce, Joseph A. Peel Jr. faces a June 23 decision on whether the state will pay for his appeal of a murder accessory conviction in the Chil lingworth case. Judge Wallace Sample told Peel insolvency ruling would come in about two weeks as Peel argued he is broke. Peel declined to answer questions about payments from a West Palm Beach gambling operation, invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Peel
Phil O’connell
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Burnett L. Jacob
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Mrs. Hedwig Jordan
Riverview High School
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Elmer Haettich
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Ken Nelson
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Jimmy
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V. N. Orfanitsky
All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions
Ukrainia
M. Ionov
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Florida Federation of Stamp Clubs
Hotel Sarasota Terrace
Jeff Ruttenber
Marve Cross
Stamporee
Beltone
Discount House
Armed Forces
Sarasota-Bradenton Airport
Hark
Efferdink
Elferdink
Osprey, Fla
K. C. Bachman
Distributor
Pineapple Ave
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