Navy Chief Warrant Officer Lipsey Killed On Tug Off Japan
U S Navy chief warrant officer Ralph Jackson Lipsey of Tifton Georgia was killed in a shooting aboard the sea‑going tug Chowanoc about 40 miles off Japan in the South China Sea. The assailant, 29 year old Filipino clerk typist Isabelo Quinones Duenas, took three officers hostage for five hours before a scuffle left Lipsey dead and Duenas wounded.
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Ex Actress Marion Davies Slips, Fractures Leg
Former actress Marion Davies, 61, undergoing treatment for jaw osteomyelitis at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, slipped leaving her bed Sunday and fractured a small bone in her left leg. Her doctor said she is progressing steadily as she remains hospitalized following earlier recurrence of illness.
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Hollywood
Marion Davies
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Davies
Georgia department store sales fall in April led by Atlanta
The AP reports Georgia posted its largest April drop in total department store sales. Atlanta shows a 19 percent decline, Savannah 2, Macon 4, Augusta 3, Columbus 18, with other centers also down. Federal Reserve data indicate Georgians were far from strong in retail activity.
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Eichmann Takes Witness Stand in Israel Trial
Adolf Eichmann testified he did not foresee the Nazi plan to exterminate Jews and claimed he could not influence events after joining the party in 1932. He denied responsibility for mass murder and said he was powerless to change the course of the genocide despite his rank.
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Freedom Ride planning outlined by SCLC official
SCLC staffer Bernard Lee says a new Freedom Ride will start in Atlanta and travel to Birmingham and Montgomery with possible legs to Jackson or New Orleans. He notes Nashville Student Association attendance rumors but provides no definite itinerary.
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Chandler Rites Draw Celebrities to Temple Isaiah
Hollywood mourners gathered for actor Jeff Chandler at Temple Isaiah as Rabbi Albert M. Lewis recalled the actor’s “five desperate weeks” of struggle with illness. Chandler, 42, died Saturday from blood poisoning after three operations, with about eight hundred inside and many more outside watching the funeral.
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Jeff Chandler
Albert M. Lewis
Thorong
Chandler
Temple Isaiah
Indicted ex-embassy official held on bond in Warsaw case
A grand jury indicted Irvin C. Scarbeck former second secretary at the U S Embassy in Warsaw on giving classified information to Polish Communist agents. Scarbeck 41 declined bond set at 50000 and is held in the district jail with trial date to be set later.
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Poland
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Foreign Service
Queen Elizabeth II Invites Billy Graham For Tea
Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II invited evangelist Billy Graham and his wife to tea on Thursday at the royal residence in London.
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Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Billy Graham
Supreme Court limits union dues for political use
The Supreme Court ends its term by ruling that workers in union shops cannot have dues spent on political causes against their will. The decision addresses compelled membership and upholds political free choice, with the court also limiting use of illegally obtained evidence and shaping public office eligibility rules.
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Bar Associations
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Felix Frankfurter
Three Laotian Princes Clash Over Laos Crisis
In Zurich, the three princes Souvanna Phouma Quinim Pholsena and Phoumi Nosavan along with Phoumi Vongvichit met amid deep rifts. Souvanna was listed as slightly indisposed and expected to recover by Wednesday. The talks risk collapsing, with potential for renewed war in Laos if progress fails.
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Quinim Pholsena
Phoumi Nosavan
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Phoumi Vongvichit
Pathet Lao
Laos
Luebke Arrives In Paris For Historic Visit
West German President Heinrich Luebke arrived in Paris marking the first German head of state visit since World War II era. The stop signals a thaw in Franco German relations and follows WWII tensions.
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Capsule recovery dives yield first parascavenger retrieval at Pearl Harbor
Air Force para rescuemen retrieved the Discoverer XXV capsule from the Pacific after a 1,000 foot jump to a bobbing raft near Pearl Harbor. Sgt. William Vargas, Sgt. Fay McClure, and T. Sgt. Leote Vigare completed the mission aboard the Radford. The capsule was later sent to Sunnyvale California for examination by space scientists.
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Detroit
Mich
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Fay E. McClure
Mount Sterling Ky
Leote M. Vigare
North Hollywood
Costello Completes Tax Evasion Term Faces Deportation
Racketeer Frank Costello, 67, finished a 42 month income tax evasion sentence, transferred to state custody for a 30 day contempt term, and awaits possible deportation to Italy. He joked about a head wound from his transfer, saying it was just a scratch.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Tractors Offered as Full Ransom to Free Prisoners
Detroit AP report details the Tractors-for-Freedom Committee offer to Castro. The proposal asks for 600 heavy-duty tractors valued at about 28 million dollars to secure the release of 1,214 prisoners with a noon Friday deadline EST.
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Cuba
Tornado Warning For Thomasville Area Today
A tornado warning and damaging wind events are forecast for the Thomasville area between 1 and 7 p m. Today storms are expected along a line from Valparaiso Florida through Thomasville to Valdosta with isolated tornadoes possible in nearby regions. Continuous rain and thunderstorms are expected tonight through Wednesday with a high near 76 and a low around 67.
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Valparaiso
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Valdosta
Adlai Reaches Last Tour Stop in South America
Adlai E Stevenson moves from Quito to Bogota for two day talks with Colombian President Alberto Lieras Camargo on hem isphere defense against communism and other anti democratic movements. He plans to discuss economic and social issues ahead of next month’s Uruguay conference with leaders aiming to improve Ecuador’s living standards and secure foreign credits exceed ing 180 million.
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Alberto Lieras Camargo
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Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Hannes Leo
Dhere Rahe
Janitors Son Has New Job
Richard Johnson aged 17 has a new job as a mail clerk at Allied Artists Studio earning 72.50 dollars weekly. His father Douglas W. Johnson collected a 10000 dollar reward after returning money lost from Brine's Inc. track on March 10, and the studio had promised Richard a job.
Ikeda Opens Washington Visit With Kennedy Meetings
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrives in Washington aboard the President's plane for three days of talks with President Kennedy. He is welcomed with full military honors by Vice President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk and accompanies Rusk in a motorcade to the White House guest house. Ikeda brings his wife on the visit.
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FBI traces needle in haystack to Mexican harbor plot
FBI says two men accused of blasting three AT&T towers last month were found aboard an armed 47 foot yacht in Ensenada. They, along with a wife and a Reno jewelry dealer, were captured by Mexican authorities and handed to U S officials at the border. The case centered on letters mailed to newspapers and traced to Wilmington California and Los Angeles.
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