Racial strife hits nations oldest and largest cities
An in depth UPI report contrasts New York and St Augustine as they face racial unrest during a rising summer of fear. Subways, open accommodations, and the slave market site in St Augustine highlight ongoing demands and violence across both cities.
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St. Augustine
Fla
New York
UPI
Thomas D. Zumbo
Randolph Pendleton
al Kuettner
United States
New Yorker
Madison S. Jones
Commission On Human Rights
Florida
Summer Beach
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Michael J. Murphy
Lost Girl Found In Kaibab Forest Search
Patricia Flanders a nine year old girl from Phoenix was found by Bill Freeman of Williams four miles from the White Horse Lake campsite after a 24 hour disappearance. She was tired thirsty and had not eaten since Saturday. She suffers from muscular dystrophy and had been missing since Sunday night. More than 300 people helped in the search.
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Williams
UPI
Patricia Flanders
Phoenix
Kaibab National Forest
Bill Freeman
White Horse Lake
Patricia
Freeman
CIA Agents Executed in Cuba as Regime Reports
The Cuban revolutionary government announced the execution of three men described as CIA members in Camaguey Province. Two others, Jorge Bermudez Combar and Manuel E. Zayas Bayan, were sentenced to unspecified prison terms.
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Havana
UPI
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Camaguey
Fidel Castro
CIA
Alberto C. Fernandez Medrano
Manuel Parade la Gomez
Marcelino Martinez Tapia
Jorge Bermudez
Ike's Brother Gets the Axe
Earl Eisenhower the 66 year old public relations director for Suburban Life newspaper group says he was fired for deciding to run for state representative. He joins 22 GOP blue ribbon candidates in Illinois as he launches his first political race. He declined discussing his brother Dwight D. Eisenhower. He accepts he must stay in the race.
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Chicago
UPN
Dwight.d. Eisenhower
Earl Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Illinois
GOP
Kubik
Maid Heir to $200000 in Widow’s Estate
Chicago reports Mrs. Harriet E. Bailey widow of Armour & Co. executive left $200000 of her 2.4 million estate to Jency Henderson a 74 year old African American housemaid who served her for 20 years. An inheritance tax return was filed in circuit court Monday.
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Chicago
UPI
Harriette E. Bailey
Armour & Co
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United Press International
Joseph Shelly
America
Murphy
Joseph O’grady
Robert Wagner
Johnson
Washington
Cleveland
Mrs
Chris Flanders
U. S
Nd Fm
U.S. Savings Bonds
Treasury
Scottsdale Lions
Arizona State Lions
Paul R. Messinger
Robert F. Byrnes
Prestige Cleaners
Laundry
Camelback Rd
Camelback Mall
Arizona
Tonaleaway
Scottsdale, Ariz
Ike
Suburban Life Newspaper Group
Jack Kubik
First National Bank
First National Bank Savings Depositors
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