Jayne Mansfield's Daughter Held For Protection
Jayne Marie Mansfield, 16, was placed in juvenile custody after arriving at the West Los Angeles station by her mother’s friend. Police say she was beaten with a leather belt. authorities may keep her for evaluation.
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Samuel S. Brody
Young Jayne
Murray Banks
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On Welfare Incident Highlights Two-Story Drive Drift
A Sunday crash on Lafayette Avenue near New York Central crossing left John Miller of Mooresville hospitalized with head cuts after the car driven by 47 year old George Highsmith of 2900 Delaware Ave veered, rammed a crossing signal and struck a utility pole. Highsmith was jailed on public intoxication charges.
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Mooresville
George D. Highsmith
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St. Anthony Hospital
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Lafayette Avenue
New York Central Crossing
Troop 3 Plans Trip to Camp Krietenstein
Boy Scout Troop 3 of Methodist Temple Church completes plans for a week at Camp Krietenstein starting June 25. Attending are Paul Bailey Robbie Bevers Robert Cain Steve Isbell Carson McWilliams John Page Gary Sanders Chuck Morgan Bob Taggart. Scoutmaster Jack Brouer and assistant Vernon Christy serve on staff. Parents invited for water carnival and lunch Saturday June 31 at 10 a.m. They will depart camp at 1 30 p.m.
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Robbie Bevers
Robert Cain
Steve Isbell
Carson McWilliams
John Page
Gary Sanders
Chuck Morgan
Bob Taggart
Jack Brewer
Vernon Christy
Are Russians ahead in medicine or a shared scientific effort
The column argues that medical progress is a global, cooperative effort not a race among nations. It cites polio vaccines, heart surgery, and a sewing machine for vessels adopted across borders, and describes a Boston case of arm reattachment with multinational expertise. It emphasizes shared truths and mutual contribution in medical advances.
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B. F
California
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Russia
Land Journal of Medicine
New York
Scandinavia
Detroit ends three day police sick call strike with court order
Mayor Jerome Cavanagh issued a court order and warning to Detroit police officers over a three day sick call strike seeking higher pay. The injunction threatens jail for noncompliance as over 300 officers skipped duty and the department shifted to 12 hour shifts to cover the gap. Police union president Carl Parsell said the group would fight the injunction, while noting the city had approved a $1,000 raise last year and a penguin house at the Zoo.
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UPI
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Cavanagh
Michigan
Detroit Police Officers Association
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Parsell
Detroit Zoo
Taft Named to Wilson School Advisory Council
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio, a Yale alumnus with a Harvard law degree, was named Sunday to a three year term on the advisory council of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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UPI
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Yale
Harvard
Advisory Council
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Navy Pilot Reports Bombing North Vietnamese Train
Lt. Alan R. Crego of Greensburg Indiana was among Bon Homme Richard pilots who said they destroyed a North Vietnamese train loaded with explosives and petroleum 22 miles north of Thanh Hoa on Saturday. He recalled having to pull out as bombs dropped in the area caused violent explosions.
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Alan R. Crego
Greensburg
Ind
Bon Homme Richard
Thanh Hoa
Drego
U S Russian compromise seen as Middle East peace path
London diplomats say only U S Soviet détente can halt Middle East crisis as Moscow scales down arms aid, while Kosygin seeks broader talks with Johnson. NATO may push for quicker allied consultations after the Israeli Arab war. De Gaulle remains firm on Britain’s EEC entry.
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Middle East
United States
Russia
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Johnson
General Assembly
NATO
No Deal on Philippine Trade Talks with Russia Bloc
President Ferdinand Marcos allowed Philippine businessmen to explore trade with Russia and East European nations, but deals are unlikely. The obstacle is government to government dealings since state control blocks private deals and the Philippines is not ready to establish diplomatic ties with the Communist bloc.
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Russia
Philippines
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