Judge in Muncie Orders 20 Lashes for Youth
In a bold use of his woodshed justice, Judge Walter G. Tanner sentenced 20 year old Franklin D. Campbell to 20 lashes with a Sam Browne belt for spraying a stray puppy with gasoline and setting it afire. Campbell faced ten days in jail and a fine, with special custody arrangements to monitor the dog’s condition. Tanner defends corporal punishment as a deterrent and says jail is no reform for youths.
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Muncie
Ind
UPI
Walter G. Tanner
Tanner
Franklin D. Campbell
Campbell
Sam Browne
Cuff Link Gifts Draw Panel Ire As Budget Cuts Hit Travel Service
Washington reports that cuff links and bracelets costing $2 141 were given by the U S Travel Service as part of a bid to attract foreign visitors but the House Appropriations Committee cut the agency’s proposed $4 2 million budget by millions. The panel rejected most new jobs and questioned overseas offices while approving FBI funding and Civil Rights Commission funding in full.
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Washington
API
U.S. Travel Service
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
House
State Department
FBI
Civil Rights Commission
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
US ‘Information Agency
USIA
Latin America
Africa
Voice of America
Two Congressmen Guilty Of Conspiracy Convictions
A federal court jury found former congressmen Frank W. Boykin of Alabama and Thomas F. Johnson of Maryland along with two others guilty on eight counts of conspiracy and conflict of interest. The men allegedly pressured the Justice Department in 1960 61 to drop a mail fraud case involving J Kenneth Edlin. Edlin and attorney William F. Robinson were also convicted in the scheme. Sentences could reach 19 years each with fines up to 75000. All defendants plan to appeal with motions for new trials pending.
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Baltimore
UPI
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
Thomas F. Johnson
Maryland
Edlin
William F. Robinson
Miami
Edward Bennett Williams
Boykin
Roszel C. Thomson
New Firestone Tire Store Set for Scottsdale
Village Car Wash owners Bob Erdman and Bill Hans meyer announce acquisition of a Firestone dealer franchise on S Old Scottsdale Rd. A one story building for the outlet began construction Wednesday and will operate alongside the car wash and Auto Detail Center at the same site.
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Bob Erdman
Bill Hansmeyer
S. Old Scottsdale Rd
Firestone
Study of World Peace Seminar Planned in Phoenix
Phoenix chapter of the United World Federalists sponsors a 12 week seminar on world peace through world law. Beginning Tuesday June 18 the course meets weekly 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with a $10 single or $15 couple fee.
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Phoenix Chapter
United World Federalists
United Nations
Clark and Sohn
Saul H. Menlovitz
Walter H. Dugan
Virginia Ave
Phoenix 8
Crossword puzzle clues
A list of crossword entries with numeric positions and definitions including 10 Weirder 11 Falsifier 13 Inclined roadways 16 Cry like dove 19 Recompense 21 Atrocious 23 Scottish cake 25 Perverts 27 Dine 29 Golf mound 32 At right angles to keep of ship 33 Insect 84 Weasels 35 Apply for assistance 36 Occupying a chair 37 Chemical compound 41 Row 40 Out of meat 43 Three toed ostrich 47 Mongrel 48 Bishopric al Negative 53 Symbol for Iron
Man Sends Five Dollar Wreath To Lenin Tomb
William Super, 64, of Minneapolis, sent $5 to Moscow for a wreath on Lenin's tomb and later complained no thank you card arrived. He insists he is not a Communist but for peace and praises Khrushchev for preventing war. Pravda reprinted his letter and photo. Americans in Moscow say the wreath was the $50 variety used for propaganda.
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Minneapolis
UPI
William Super
Kremlin
Lenin
Super
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Mecham Presses Plan For Evening American Daily
Former state Senator Evan Mecham announced the formation of the American Printing Co to publish a new afternoon daily called the Evening American. He listed directors including Dr Richard Moffat Wayne Mecham Bent Pedersen Kenneth Har man Willard Mecham Les Murray Jr Jack Squires and Arnold Mecham. Mecham said the paper will be independent of parties, separate fact from opinion, and focused on taxation and the taxpayer, with profits and free enterprise guiding its business plan. Plant location and staff details would come later.
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Phoenix
UPI
Evan Mecham
American Printing Co
Glendale Automobile Dealer
Richard Moffat
Scottsdale
Wayne Mecham
Bent Pedersen
Glendale
Kenneth Harman
Willard Mecham
Les Murray Jr
Jack Squires
Arnold Mecham
Boise
Idaho
Mecham
Arizona
Medgar Evers to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery
The family prepares for burial as Medgar Evers is laid to rest at Arlington. FBI begins microscopic analysis of the slaying with evidence including a .30 caliber rifle and a fingerprint. Mayor Thompson assigns 30 officers to the case while eight NAACP leaders press for racial demands and protest police brutality.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Medgar Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
FBI
Evers
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Should schools run a twelve month year prompt opinions
A crowd of residents discuss a twelve month school year. Mrs Tig Reilley emphasizes needing vacations from children while Mrs John Atwood weighs efficiency, rotas, and family logistics. John Wood links longer terms to reducing delinquency and boosting study, while Rege Litton notes unemployment effects and a possible three year term with twelve months.
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Tig Reilley
Wilder
John Atwood
Meadowbrook
John Wood
Carpenter
Woodland
Rege L. Litton
Double Tree Road
Funeral set for Mrs. Charlotte Blanpied in Scottsdale
Funeral services are planned Monday for 46 year old Mrs. Charlotte Blanpied of 2626 North 69th Place Scottsdale who died Thursday at White Angels Hospital Phoenix. The service will be at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel followed by a ceremony at First Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Gene W two sons Jeffry and Lee her mother Mrs. Charles L Johnson of Phoenix two brothers Edward H Johnson of Columbus Ohio and Staff Sgt C L Johnson Jr of Vista California and a sister Mrs Grace A Webb of Phoenix. She moved to Phoenix in 1950 from Leonia New Jersey and her husband works with KOOL TV radio Phoenix. She was active in scouting PTA Tonalea school Scottsdale Methodist Church and formerly Phoenix Musical Theatre guild and the Exchangettes. Burial is at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Charlotte Blanpied
Scottsdale
White Angels Hospital
Phoenix
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Atwood
First Methodist Church
Edward H. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
C. L. Johnson Jr
Vista
Calif
Grace A. Webb
Blanpied
Leonia
N. J
Kooltv
Radio
PTA
Tonalea School
Back Pay Award Upheld By Court
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the NLRB can order interest on back pay awarded to workers illegally fired. The decision upheld an NLRB ruling against Aztec Ceramics Co. in San Antonio Texas requiring 6 percent interest on back pay.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Aztec Ceramics Co
San Antonio
Tex
Executive Office Space for Lease in Scottsdale
New building at 55 West 1st Ave Scottsdale offers fully carpeted offices with central air, phone message and stenographic services on request. Large paved parking, all utilities and janitor included. Three offices available, one fully furnished. Contact C L Wiggs at 55 West 1st Ave or 945-6973.
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West 1St Ave
Scottsdale
C. L. Wiggs
Rail unions split threaten nationwide railroad shutdown
A sharp split in rail labor ranks emerged as the Switchmen's Union pulled from joint talks and said it would bargain separately. The Order of Railroad Conductors and Brake Men reportedly prepared to withdraw, raising the likelihood of difficulties for the administration to avert a shutdown after midnight Monday.
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Washington
UPS
Switchmen’s Union
Switchmen
Neil Speirs
Louis J. Wagner
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