Epitaph for Marilyn Monroe and world mourning
A three part series on Marilyn Monroe’s death follows Vernon Scott’s somber conclusion. The piece notes soul searching remorse over her life and the use of sleeping pills. It contrasts public adulation with private unhappiness and security concerns.
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Marilyn Monroe
Norma Jeane
Jene
Taved
Cole Wa
Chetisted
Wii Porter
Vernon Scott
Cad
Mari Ion
Hollywoords
Jean Harlow
Market Faces Short-Term Losses Amid Dull Trading
UPI reports back-to-back declines in the stock market early this week with a partial late-session recovery. Analysts cite weak leadership, scant incentives, and rising doubts on a sustained rally as the Dow Industrials, Rails, and Utilities slip for the period while trading volume remains uneven and plans for tax cuts loom.
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New York
UPI
Uo Sl Steel
Chicago
Kennedy
Wall Street
Further Talks On Test Ban Arrangement Reported
The State Department says Russia’s rejection of new US test ban proposals isn’t final. Negotiator Arthur E Dean plans a more detailed presentation of US plans at a plenary session of the Geneva disarmament conference next week.
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Washington
State Department
Sad Fredayat
Russo
United States
Neo
Arthur E Dean
AEC Reports Soviet Nuclear Blast Detected
The Atomic Energy Commission announced it detected a Soviet atmospheric nuclear test Friday near Novaya Zemlya. The yield was described as less than one megaton.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energev Commission
AEC
Bieinty
Novara Zemlya
Conscience Motivated Rockefeller Nuclear Test Ban Critique
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller said his criticism of President Kennedy’s proposed nuclear test ban treaty stemmed from conscience and national security concerns rather than political campaigning. He stressed the issue carried responsibility, not a political agenda.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Candidate must live in district for state legislature
Superior Court Judge Yale McFate ruled Friday that a candidate for the state legislature must reside in the district he seeks to represent. The decision affects eligibility and underscores residency rules for electoral contests.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior Court
Yale McFate
Railroads and Unions Battle Over 65 000 Jobs
UPI reports nationwide rail strike threats as 180 railroads face a temporary injunction barring anti breastfeeding rule changes. Unions led by conductors engineers and firemen seek to block unilateral changes under the Railway Labor Act while appealing a prior ruling.
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UPI
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Joseph Sam Perry
Ewateb
Inns
Pery
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Io. Walfe
Carners
Perry
Howard Neitzere
Midshipman Sekan Enters U S Naval Academy Class of 1966
Andre L. Sekan son of Lt Col Ret and Mrs Edward J Sekan joins the U S Naval Academy Annapolis for plebe summer training to begin Navy life. The program teaches marching uniforms terminology and early academics as part of a four year curriculum with extensive summer training cruises and 169 semester hours.
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Army
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Uls
Naval Academy
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Meds
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Navy
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Hayden Urges 12 Million for New FBI Headquarters
Senator Carl Hayden proposes 12 million dollars for a separate Washington FBI headquarters. He told the Subcommittee on Independent Offices that the agency is housed in six scattered, outdated buildings and that rising duties and personnel growth will worsen space and security issues.
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Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Federal Bureau of Inves
Hayden
Subcommittee
FBI
MacArthur to Receive Congress Medal Aug 16
Gen Douglas MacArthur will receive a congressional citation on August 16 for unceasing devotion to duty God and country. Speaker John W McCormack will present the award at a luncheon honoring MacArthur in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
John W. McCormack
MacArthur
Dancers Divorce After Argument Ends 24 Year Marriage
In Los Angeles Ve loz and Yolanda Feloz divorce after a dispute. Yolanda Feloz 45 testified Frank 50 left their home and refused to return, leading to an interlocutory decree sealing the split.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Veloz
Yolanda
Yolanda Feloz
Frank
Fatal Phoenix Collision Kills 52 Year Old Driver
Jackie Potter, a 52 year old Phoenix resident, died Friday when her car collided with a van ambulance. The impact hurled her vehicle into an irrigation ditch, according to UPI reports.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jackie Potter
Weather Summary From United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24-hour period ending at 4 am. Conditions include measurable rainfall and varying temperatures across regions. Reports reflect typical seasonal patterns and regional differences in humidity and wind impact.
Negroes Plan Court Test In Albany Segregation
Negroes planned to test a judge's ruling that Albany Georgia would not enforce segregation ordinances at parks pools and the public library. Leaders sent a telegram to the city commission and Mayor Asa Kelley requesting a meeting amid unrest in the city.
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Albany
UPI
City Commission
Asa Kelley
South Georgia
Soviet protest over planned provocations in West Berlin
The Soviet Union sent notes to the United States Britain and France denouncing what Tass called an intensification of provocations in West Berlin. The notes claimed Western powers planned provocations next Monday, the first anniversary of the anti refugee wall, and accused the West of preparing actions against East Germany Russia and other socialist states.
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UPI
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Tieless Man Defended by Editor Over Pub Refusal
London editor John Taylor of a British fashion magazine defended Fred Venables a 54 year old crude operator who was refused admission to a pub for not wearing a tie. Taylor called ties a nuisance in public houses and said a drink could be discolored by a dyed tie.
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UPD
John Taylor
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Fred Venables
Kennedy Visits Rag Theatre to Shop in Ravello Square
Jacqueline Kennedy swapped swimming for shopping in Ravello Italy drawing 30 Italian police into a village square chase. Accompanied by Prince Radziwill she browsed toys with candy in a local shop then headed toward the Bay of Salerno to resume water skiing plans for daughter Caroline and Radziwill children.
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Italy
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Radziwill
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Donkey and Zebras Produce Zebronkeys at Manila Zoo
Duncan the donkey at Manila Zoo is the sire of two zebronkeys from two zebras Cleopatra and Susie Wong. Officials note the hybrids may test Mendel's law of heredity as they grow. Zoo director Raul Ingles says offspring will reveal inheritance patterns while Duncan remains undisturbed.
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UPI
Duncan
Manila Zoo
Cleopatra
Zebronkey
Manila Times
Philippine Herald
Raul Ingles
Zoo
GOP Blasts Demos On Tax Increase In Arizona
In Phoenix UPI reports Republican lawmakers in Maricopa County condemn the Arizona Tax Commission 36 cent state property tax increase. Rep. William Porter says Republicans opposed Democrat spending and fought it without success. Rep. Derek Van Dyke calls it fiscal irresponsibility.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Arizona Tax Commission
William Porter
Derek van Dyke
Titan Hearing Set Monday
A National Labor Relations Board hearing will be held Monday in Tucson over charges of unfair hiring practices by five missile site subcontractors and two unions the Steelworkers and Iron Workers.
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Tucson
UPS
Titan Missile Site
National Labor Relations Board
Steelworkers Union
Tucson Missile Site
Ironworkers Union
Governor's Island Named for Dutch and British Governors
The article notes Governor's Island in New York Harbor got its name from its use as the personal estate of both Dutch and British governors during colonial days.
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New York Harbor
Crossword Puzzle Acros 1 Chinese coins 6 Attentive 11 Concealed
Crossword style clues list with numbered across and down entries. readable fragments suggest a puzzle grid with references to Chinese coins attention concealed daughter Nereus great La charges artificial language and more. entries include 1 Across Conducted 19 Conflagrations 21 Near 22 Bodies of water 23 To walk 24 Pronoun 25 Poems and other word clues.
Court Stops Power Line Near Tucson Golden Years Site
A Pima County court granted a 10 day restraining order halting rush construction of electric lines by Tucson Gas & Electric Corp. into a 4.0 acre no mans land southeast of Tucson. The dispute involved Trico Electrical Co-Operative Inc and TG&E over which would serve the area intended for a senior community planned by the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention.
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Tucson
UPI
No-Man's-Land
Pima County
Lee Garrett
Tucson Gas & Electric Corp
Arizona Southern Baptist Convention
Tg&e
Trico Electrical Co-Operative Inc
Towner Named Glendale Dean of Asian Studies
Dr Milton C Towner has been appointed dean and professor of Asian studies at the American Institute for Foreign Trade the school said Friday.
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UPID
Milton C. Towner
American Institute For Foreign Trade
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