Queen Elizabeth telecast enthralls Moscow viewers
Moscow television carried the first London to Moscow broadcast showing Queen Elizabeth II and the historic trooping of the color ceremony. Soviet leaders Khrushchev Brezhnev Sukarno faced competing coverage on a separate channel as the main air carried a Kremlin friendship rally.
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Moscow
Queen Elizabeth
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Breznev
Sukarno
Indonesia
Kremlin
Waitress proves mileage with pedometer in San Diego
Inez Sutton at a central district restaurant wore a pedometer for an eight hour shift and logged 11 percent more than a mile walked. In Joplin Missouri Charles Kerr, 97, a Republican, was named oldest Jasper County voter from last November and will receive a plaque next Wednesday.
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Calif
Inez Sutton
Inez
Central District
Joplin
Jasper County
Young Democrats Club
Charles Kerr
Marion Davies Improves After Jaw Surgery
Hollywood AP reports former actress Marion Davies, age 61, showing marked improvement following surgery on Friday for osteomelitis of the jaw an infection of the bone marrow.
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Hollywood
Marion Davies
Miss Davis
Actress Vivian Blaine Sues for Divorce from Milton Rackmil
Actress Vivian Blaine 40 sues for divorce from Milton Rackmil 58 president of Universal Pictures. She cites cruelty in a Friday filing and notes a property settlement signed June 1. The couple wed in 1959.
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Los Angeles
Vivian Blaine
Milton R. Rackmil
Universal Pictures
Rackmil
National campaign to build Statue of Liberty in Israel
A 2 million nationwide drive to erect a Statue of Liberty in Israel was announced Friday. Cochairmen are U. S. Senators Jacob Javits of New York Philip Hart of Michigan and Gale McGee of Wyoming. The statue would be a gift from the American people matching the New York harbor statue as a gift from France.
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New York
Israel
Cochairmen
National Sponsors Committee
U. S
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
New York Harbor
France
Slaying of Oklahoma Couple Sharks Family Near Seligman
In Seligman Arizona police investigate the murder of J. D. Welch and Utha Marie Welch both shot in the head while asleep in a car three feet from their four sons aged 12 to 6. The family was en route from Spencer Oklahoma to California when the attack occurred about 13 miles west of Seligman near U.S. 66.
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Seligman, Ariz
Oklahoma
J. D. Welch
Utha Marie
Spencer
Okla
Welch
California
Jimmy
Tamme
Johnny
Seligman
U. S. 66
Suspended New York school inspectors amid graft probe
Mayor Robert Wagner announced that 32 school construction inspectors, about one third of the staff, have been suspended in a growth scandal over payoffs by contractors. The suspensions allege they accepted gifts from firms working for the Board of Education.
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New York
Robert W. Wagner
Board of Education
Stevenson drew protests in Uruguay on Latin tour
Adlai Stevenson faced more demonstrations in Brazil after a hostile Uruguayan rally denounced him as a Wall Street envoy. The U.S. delegate to the UN sought Brazil's backing on Cuba policy, while Uruguay opposed armed action against Castro. Stevenson planned talks with Quadros in Rio and Sao Paulo.
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Uruguay
Adlai Stevenson
Brazil
Fidel Castro
U.S
United Nations
Wall Street
Stevenson
Kennedy
Cuba
Quadros
Latin America
Sao Paulo
Doctor Says Kennedy Back Getting Well
President Kennedy’s doctor expressed confidence that the back is improving. Dr. Janet Travell directs rest, pool swimming, and crutch-assisted walking at the seaside villa. Prime Minister Diefenbaker sent well wishes. Kennedy thanked him and noted the tree planting will endure after the discomfort passes.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Janet Travell
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Kennedy
Washington
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Traffic Alarm on Soviet Radio Signals Raises Space Launch Hints
Bochum Observatory notes unusually heavy traffic on the Soviet radio frequency used for space work. Director Heinz Kaminski says the channel had been silent for eight days and is now active, fueling speculation of a new moon shot or space flight.
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Bochum
Germany
Bochum Observatory
Observatory
Heinz Kaminski
Laos Talks Show Sliver Of Hope For Geneva Conference
In Geneva the Laos cease fire talks show initial movement as Harriman delivers Kennedy’s note to Gromyko and spends an hour backing it up. Gromyko expresses willingness to continue talks but offers no concrete compromise while Khrushchev and Kennedy stress cease fire. Rebels’ attack on Padong follows the village’s capture, prompting a postponement of the conference.
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Laos
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Harriman
Gromyko
Lord Home
London
Padong
Xieng Khouang
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Vienna
U. S
Weekend Showers Expected With Warm Weekend Forecast
The weatherman predicts partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with scattered thundershowers late this afternoon or evening. Highs near 90, lows around 70, with a better than average chance of substantial rainfall this weekend. Moon phases and tide times are listed for Sunday and Monday.
Georgia Crime Committee urged to study probation system
Juvenile Judge W. W Woolfolk asked the Georgia Crime and Delinquency Committee to study probation in the state. The group discussed juvenile lawlessness, workload on probation officers, and need for personal supervision and improved programs in Georgia.
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Times-F Enterprise
Atlanta
Georgia Committee On
Fulton
W. W Woolfolk
Georgia
Bent Neamenn
Wiliam H. Flowers
Flowers Baking C O., Inc
Thomasville
Georgia Citizens Committee On
Flowers
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Stewart
Mobile Moonshine Still Seized in Grady County Arrests
Grady Sheriff reports the seizure of a mobile moonshine still on a two ton truck in Cairo. W R Green 35 and James Pearson 28 were charged with illicit still operation and held on bond awaiting trial. Pearson previously faced a similar charge in Grady county.
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Cairo
Hicks
W. R. Green
James Pearson
Catro
Grady
Pearson
Green
Trujillo Death Probe Continues In Dominican Republic
Former defense secretary Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman, 60, questioned in the Trujillo assassination inquiry, was fired from his post. Gen. Tomas Diaz allegedly sought contact with him before police shot Diaz dead. The OAS probes civil liberties and possible sanctions, while Trujillo Jr. names new defense commander Santos Marte Picchardo.
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Ciudad Trujilla
Domnican Republic
Theominican Republic
Jose Rene Roman
Jral Tomas Diaz
Roman
Leland Rosemberg
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Armed Forces
Santos Melido Marte Picchardo
Ravenna Tornado Injures Dozens Shuts Town
A tornado struck Ravenna Kentucky injuring more than 50 and damaging property along with a church collapse that killed a 9 year old girl in nearby Lee County. Mayor Millard Webb ordered an 8 30 p m to 6 a m curfew as Red Cross units set up and guards patrolled. The town with railroad shops faced power and water disruptions and planned temporary housing for thirty or more families.
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Ravenna
Kenucky
Blue Grass
Lee County
Millard Webb
Red Cross
Srone Shetter
Segregation Trouble Hits Texas Track Meet With Drawn Stars
Twenty Negro stars led by Ralph Boston and John Thomas refused to cross picket lines at Jeppesen Stadium amid a segregation dispute after Texas Southern University withdrew. The Meet of Champions proceeded without the athletes, denying records and refunding 5,000 spectators.
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Ralph Boston
Tennessee State
John Thomas
Boston University
Jeppesen Stadium
Texas Southern Negro University
Houston
Caryth
Boston
Thomas
University
Castro demands full negotiating power for prisoner tractor swap
Fidel Castro says he will receive a four man bargaining team from the United States to work out details of swapping 1,200 Cuban rebels for 500 tractors. He also proposes trading invasion captives for political prisoners held in the United States and several Central American territories. The Unit ed States based Freedom Committee plans to fly its team to Havana with full authority to negotiate indemnification and equipment terms.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Puerto Rico
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Castro
U. S
Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Freedom Committee
Detroit
Freedom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Cuba
Roosevelt
Dr. Eisenhower
Miami
Fla
Five Georgians Killed In Crash North Of Crystal River
Five people from Columbus and Marietta Georgia died and six were injured in an early morning head on crash five miles north of Crystal River Florida on US 19. Victims include Margaret Yancey Littleton 37 Etta Mae Yancey 62 and W L Sparks 95 and his wife Wilma Jean Sparks 29 and a young child. Injured include Harry Littleton 40 Sandra Littleton 17 Ann Littleton 14 Wayne Littleton 12 and their father. State patrol traced the crash to a sem trailer rig driven by George Wesley Johnson 35 of Marianna.
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Fla
Columbus
Marietta
Margaret Yancey Littleton
Etta Mae Yancey
27Th Street
Citrus Memorial Hospital
Inverness
Sandra Littleton
Ann Littleton
Wayne Littleton
Harry Lee Littleton
Harry Littleton
Sandra
The
Fa Inde
Te Bocidal
Negra
George Wesley Johipson
Marianna
Johnson
U.S. 19
Littleton
Sparks
Wes Thefkige
Sparkes
Littlebile
Tg Ray
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