Sue Ann Downey Crowned Miss USA in Ohio Triumph
Sue Ann Downey of Columbus Ohio a junior at Ohio State University won the Miss USA title. Ela received five thousand dollars cash a five thousand dollar appearance contract and a mink coat and will represent the United States in the Miss Universe pageant next month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Sue
Ohio State
Wallace Hosts Editors Tour To Sell Alabama Image
Governor George Wallace invites 1,700 U S daily editors on a three day expense paid tour of Alabama to counter perceived liberal press distortions. He schedules multiple news conferences and social events while promoting industrial expansion and a $250000 effort to draw Northern visitors.
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Alabama
Selma
George C. Wallace
United States Daily
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Arizona Cotton Wins Against Boll Weevil Challenge
Arizona remains among the few cotton growing regions where crops resist boll weevil damage. The region’s pest resilience supports steady production and local farming stability.
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Missile Submarines Prowl Western Pacific For Six Months
American Polaris submarines have operated off the Red Chinese and eastern Russian coasts for six months without detection. Four submarines in the western Pacific report no antisubmarine contact from ships, submarines, or aircraft. The U S Navy maintains its own antisubmarine forces to monitor foreign subs and ships.
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Washington
Western Pacific
U.S. Navy
Shots Fire At Policeman Near Bogalusa
Chief Deputy Dayle Holliday, investigator for Washington Parish, reports six shots were fired at his home Friday night. He and his wife were inside. no injuries. Holliday had aided the ambush slaying of Deputy O’Neal Moore, one of the first Black deputies, as investigators believe at least three men were involved.
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Dayle Holliday
Holliday
O’neal Moore
Moore
Creed Rogers
Ernest R. McElveen
Messina Archbishop declares Lourdes cure a miraculous fact
Archbishop Francesco Fasola of Messina issued a decree confirming a Sicilian woman's Lourdes cure as a miraculous fact. The 35 year old Elisa Aloi allegedly recovered from bone tuberculosis after immersing in Lourdes waters seven years prior, with a 1961 inquiry finding the care unforeseeable immediate and total.
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Messian
Sicily
Francesco Fasola
Messina
Lourdes
Elisa Aloi
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