Hoffa Attacks Kennedy Wages Tactics in San Francisco
James R. Hoffa accuses President Kennedy of police state tactics to keep wages below living standards and aims to build a four million vote bloc for 1964 via DRIVE the Teamsters political arm. He calls for union organization to counter the administration and mobilizes mass letter campaigns to Congress.
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San Francisco
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Hoffa
Teamsters
Biggest Nuclear Blast To Be Fired In Pacific
Honolulu reports the United States will detonate a massive Pacific test tonight near dawn, 200 miles high, 750 miles from Johnston Island. The blast, 50 to 500 times Hiroshima, may disrupt Pacific communications for up to two days and glow like the northern lights across the area.
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Pacific
Honolulu
U. S
United States
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Hiroshima
van Allen Belt
Christmas Island
Federal Aviation Agency
South Viet Nam troops hunt Viet Cong after deadly convoy ambush
South Vietnamese forces pressed a jungle search 30 miles north of Saigon for a Viet Cong group that overran a seven vehicle convoy killing 28 and wounding one. Government sources cite heavy enemy losses while missions continue in Ba Xuyen and other zones with helicopters and armored carriers.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ba Xuyen
Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
Sarasota Area Deaths Include Nesbit Parker Shorrock
Obituaries for Roy L. Nesbit 57 of Venice detailing funeral at Rawles Chapel and burial in East Point Ga. Broward B. Parker 58 of Osprey with funeral at Osprey First Baptist Church. Irma Shorrock 68 of Sarasota with services at City Island and note on a St. Louis death. Includes survivors and brief bios.
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Roy L. Nesbitt
Venice
Roy L. Nesbit
San Marco Drive
Rawles Funeral Home
Charles I. Rowe
Emmanuel United Lutheran Church
East Point
Cannon
Mr. Nesbit
National Industrial Supply Company
Venice-Nokomis Rotary Club
Venice Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Grace W. Nesbit
M. E. Larsen
Chattanooga
Tenn
John A. Nesbit
Osprey
Broward B. Parker
Osprey First Baptist Church
Edward Owens
Osprey Baptist Church
Perry
Tampa
Jim Walter Co
Fort Myers
Daisy V. Parker
Lovata Lee Baxley
Joseph A. Parker
Okeechobee
John P. Parker
L. A. Parker
Sarasota
Gertrude Holstein
Wauchula
Lula Austin
Cortez
D. Freeman
Luke Skinner
J.L. Dyson
Bonifay
Joe Brian
Irma Shorrock
Midland Road
St. Louis
City Island
Unit 250
The
Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve Association
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel A Shaw 81
Inglewood California funeral services are set for Mrs. Mabel A Shaw 81 retired co publisher of the Inglewood Daily News an ardent community figure The obituary notes her long service to local journalism and civic involvement.
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Inglewood, Calif
UPI
Mabel A. Shaw
Inglewood
Funeral services for Air Force Col Charles Woolley
Col Charles Woolley retired Air Force and World War I flying ace dies at 67 from heart ailment. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Harpswell Maine with UPI reporting.
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Charles Woolley
Harpswell
Maine
UPI
Air Force
Funeral services for John A Schwab in Elmira
John A. Schwab 58 vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Funeral services set for today in Elmira New York.
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Elmira, N.Y
UPI
John A. Schwab
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Funeral for John F. H. Douglas in Milwaukee
John F. H. Douglas 77 a retired Marquette University electrical engineering professor and brother of Sen. Paul Douglas died Saturday in Milwaukee UPI reported.
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John F. H. D
Milwaukee
UPI
John F. H. Douglas
Marquette University
Paul Douglas
Earl of Sandwich Dies at 87 in Hinchingbrook
London AP reports the Earl of Sandwich died Friday at his ancestral home Hinchingbrooke. The 87 year old writer politician authored an autobiography in verse and was a descendant of John Montagu credited with inventing the sandwich.
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London
Earl of Sandwich
Hinchingbrooke
John Montagu
Lyle Watts Obituary Noted Forest Service Leader
Lyle Watts 72 a longtime U S Forest Service employee and director from 1943 to 1952 died Friday in Portland Oregon from a heart ailment. He served 39 years with the agency and led its operations during World War II era.
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Lyle Watts
Portland, Ore
U.S. Forest Service
Sir William Wiseman Dies at 77 After World War I Service
Sir William Wiseman, 77, confidant of President Wilson and key British intelligence officer during and after World War I, died Sunday. He later became a partner in a New York banking house.
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William Wiseman
NEW York
Sir William Wiseman
Woodrow Wilson
Wiseman
Graham draws 116000 at Chicago crusade finale
Evangelist Billy Graham closed his 18 day Chicago crusade in a heat of 95 degrees drawing about 116000 people at Soldier Field. The total for the 18 days rose to 708000 with 2300 moving forward for commitment. Graham warned of national decline if Americans do not repent and reform and urged churches to end infighting. He planned a Seattle World’s Fair appearance on July 8 followed by a Fresno crusade starting July 15.
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Chicago
UPI
Billy Graham
Billy Sunday
U.S
Soldier Field
Graham
Gibbon
Rome
America
Seattle
Buried Man Returns to His San Quentin Cell
James P. Winton, a 23 year old Fresno burglar held at San Quentin, crawled 30 feet inside a wall to escape Sunday but surfaced inside the prison. He carried a 25 foot garden hose and grappling hook, dug a seven foot trench, and was spotted by a guard in moonlight. He had escaped last November and was recaptured January 6 in Marianna Florida while awaiting trial.
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San Quentin
Calif
James P. Winton
Fresno
Winton
FBI
Marianna
Fla
Actor Edward G. Robinson Stricken With Heart Attack
Nairobi AP report says 68 year old actor Edward G. Robinson was seriously ill in a Tanganyika hospital after a heart attack. He is filming at 6000 feet on a 15000 foot mountain near Mount Kilimanjaro, with a heart specialist flown in from Nairobi. The film group’s doctor, en route back to Nairobi, was hurt in a car crash nearby.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Edward G. Robinson
Tanganyika
Robinson
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Arusha
Nuclear blast triggers test over Christmas Island
The United States conducted an intermediate yield nuclear test in its Pacific series on Sunday the 20th. The device was dropped from an aircraft and detonated over Christmas Island.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Pacific
Christmas Island
Weather drift keeps temperatures near seasonal norms
Sunday hit 80 degrees with Sunday night showers. Miami forecast shows partly cloudy skies and warm trends through Tuesday. Highs range from 87 to 95 with scattered afternoon showers and light variable winds.
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Miami
UPI
Florida
Rain Storms Bring Relief To Hot Areas
Thundershowers along a cold front from Texas to Michigan brought relief from heat in parts of the nation. Severe storms with tornadoes, flooding, and hail struck multiple states including Louisiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois, with high temperatures in the 90s across several cities.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
Pacific Coast
Boston
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lake Charles
Rochester
Minn
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Groom
Omaha, Neb
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Version of Genesis Drops Eden
London AP reports a scientific version of Genesis cuts the Eden story. Dr Brian Pamplin a 29 year old Durham University scientist argues Adam and Eve do not fit evolution and offers a creation narrative emphasizing evolution from matter energy to stars and planets.
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London
Garden of Eden
Brian Pamplin
Durham University
Church of England
Pamplin
God
Pilot escapes injury in runaway F14 crash
New York UPI reports Marine reserve pilot Capt. Paul H. Hogardus of New Haven Connecticut escaped injury when his F14 jet left a Floyd Bennet Naval Air Station runway. The jet skidded through a fence and struck a parked car, bursting into flames about 200 feet from naval housing. No injuries were reported.
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New York
UPI
Floyd Bennet Naval Air Station
Paul H. Hogardus
New Haven
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