Britons Chase Wild Goose Flies From London to Texas
Charlie and Marie Wood misrouted on a transatlantic jet, thinking Dallas bound but told London. The couple, on a bid to reach Corpus Christi, recount their baffling miles, while Pan American waived their New York flight.
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Satellite beacon fails in CAPE CANAVERAL mission
The Atlas Thor-Able-Star booster failed to ignite its second stage during a Cape Canaveral launch aimed at a 600 mile orbit. The 355 pound Anna satellite did not reach orbit, marking a fourth consecutive failure in three days across multiple programs.
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Newsmen Attacked as Madrid Students Demonstrate
About 1 500 students marched on the University of Madrid in protest over arrests and fines from last weekend. A group of 200 assaulted newsmen. police rescued two reporters with no injuries reported. The event occurred as Franco's cabinet planned a general wage rise to ease a mining labor crisis.
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New 10 000th Orphan Arrives From Greece to Oklahoma Family
The 14 month old Greek boy, the 10 000th orphan brought to the United States by the International Services Agency since 1954, arrived Wednesday. He was placed with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Karey of Oklahoma City, who already have a four year old adopted daughter of Greek origin.
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Bent ley Electric Contract To Expand Sunland Center
Bent ley Electric Co. won a $169,580 bid to enlarge eight buildings at the Sunland Training Center for mentally retarded children located at the old air base in Marianna Florida. The project was announced Wednesday.
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Extremist gunmen kill and injure in Algiers and Oran
In Oran and Algiers a European Secret Army gunmen attack Moslem women on streets. By noon, 27 people fatally hurt and 17 injured across both cities, with one European killed and one hurt aside from the Moslem victims. Five young Moslems were seized in Oran on the way to a railway exam. authorities warn Moslems away from European neighborhoods and deploy heavy police guard.
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Kennedy Says He Reads News More Than Before
President Kennedy told reporters at a news conference that he is reading more of the press but enjoying it less. He offered no further comment on press relations.
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UPI
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Florida link in Chicago slaying seen
A bartender found slain in gangland style in Chicago may have been killed to prevent testimony about a $1.75 million Pompano Beach jewel robbery. Michael Ragnanese 25 had been sought by FBI since February for questioning about the Florida raid. He was shot twice in the head and had stayed in west suburban hotels to avoid authorities.
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Pops) Panczko
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Youth Need Cited For Future Plans On Space Flights
Dr. Stanley White, medical man for U S astronauts, told the Harris County Medical Society that younger men may be used in the American space program in the future. He cited an ideal astronaut as 18 with a Ph D and 25 years of flight engineering experience. John H Glenn Jr the first American to orbit the earth is 40.
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Subversive Tag Sought On Muslims
Los Angeles Mayor Yorty urges federal action to label the Black Muslim movement subversive and discusses race tensions with Attorney General Kennedy. police records show 400 dues paying members and over half with criminal records. April riot left one officer dead, six wounded, and one Muslim killed.
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Samuel W. Yorty
Robert F. Kennedy
Muslim Movement
United States
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Princess Margaret critiqued for cycling attire in Express
London based Daily Express published photos of Princess Margaret riding with Lord Snowdon on a country trip. A fashion columnist urged modest dress including a non tight skirt, windproof jacket, a crash helmet, and flat shoes for safety.
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Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Push for Expanded Power
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower condemned President Kennedy’s push for greater executive power and broader federal spending. He warned against eroding self reliance and warned of Congress risking new federal overreach with proposals including tax, spending, agriculture, urban affairs, and Federal Reserve control. The remarks appeared at a news conference with Republican leaders in Washington.
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Solons Back Money Bid In Congress
Florida lawmakers and Gov. Farris Bryant backed a $900000 Kennedy budget item for the intra coastal waterway from Anclote River to Fort Myers and a $795000 tie in for the cross state barge canal. The delegation also supported $21000 for Phil lippi Creek flood control studies as Bryant testified before committees on the proposed Florida projects totaling over $23 million. The canal would run from Yankeetown to the St Johns River near Palatka with an estimated cost of $134.5 million and would aid NASA and missile movement to Cape Canaveral.
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Warren Named Campaign Aide
Earl Warren Jr. son of the U S chief justice was named vice chairman of a statewide committee to re elect Governor Edmund G Brown. The Sacramento attorney said he does not yet know his exact duties in this first political venture.
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Indigent laborer paid to weep on NBC documentary
Newburgh New York NBC denies paying Thomas Weygant to cry on the White Paper program about welfare crackdown He admits a $50 payment and rehearsing under pressure Weygant signed an affidavit repudiating the tape He faced threats over his children during the filming and the city official dispute broad exposure of the welfare plan.
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Nuclear Sub and Freighter Collision Off San Francisco
The nuclear submarine Permit and the freighter Hawaiian Citizen collided late Wednesday night about 40 miles southwest of San Francisco while on sea trials. Both vessels reached port safely with no injuries reported among the 47 crewmen aboard the freighter. The Archerfish assisted, and the Permit surfaced with only sail structure damage. The freighter headed to Encinal Terminals in Alameda.
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William O’brien
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Vicksburg
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Encinal Terminals
Alameda
San Francisco Bay
Presbyterians Seek Closer Tie With Other Protestants
The 102nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States opens in Winston-Salem North Carolina with aims to tighten ties to other Protestant bodies. Key issues include withdrawing from the National Council of Churches ordaining women opposing federal aid to private and parochial schools and addressing premarital sex and pornography.
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Warner L. Hall
Charlotte
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U.S
Edward D. Grant
Baton Rouge
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Scotland
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Martin Offered More Japs Await Answer
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Decision on whether to accept a Japanese big money baseball contract a second offer is expected Thursday from Billy Martin former Yankee star now a special scout for the Minnesota Twins. Martin turned down the first bid from the Chunichi Dragons Tuesday and said the Japanese club had come back with a more lucrative offer.
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The Plaza Restaurant Serving Sarasota 32 Years
The Plaza Restaurant in Sarasota marks 32 years in operation with continued local dining service. Owner reports steady patronage and plans to celebrate with a customer appreciation event this month.
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Adv
Absentee Ballots Narrow McKinley Lead in Manatee Race
In Manatee County the count added 21 absentee votes to the state senate race narrowing the gap for McKinley against Kent. Brohard still leads 4,628 to 4,535 with Charlotte County to tally later. Harllee gains 83 absentee votes to win the school board contest against Harrison, both Democrats, and will face Curtis J. Hughes in November.
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J. P. Harllee
Palmetto
Manatee County
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McKinley
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Fishing Pier Zoning Rejected by Sarasota County
At noon the Sarasota County Board of County Commissioners rejected a zoning application that would permit a fishing pier on Siesta Key. The decision ends the proposal and follows coverage of related hearings.
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