Boy 12 Found Chained To Bed in Kansas City Home
Roy Hall and Margaret Hall were arrested after police found Roy Dean Hall, 12, chained to a bed in a one room dwelling. His sister, Jeanette Hall 15, said the parents had chained him for ten days while the father worked as a trash hauler and the mother baby sat. The children were placed in Jackson County Parental School.
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Kansas City
Roy Dean Hall
Jeanette Hall
Roy
Roy Hall
Margaret
Jackson County
Federal seizes 2 tons of foul chickens in Tampa
U S marshal's office plans to burn more than two tons of seized chickens at a city dump after a federal court order found the fowl foul. No one expected a crowd to wait for drum sticks as the birds were disposed of this week.
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Tampa
Fla
U. S. Marshal's Office
Restaurant owner fined for Irish coffee advertised
Tom Bass advertised Irish coffee on menus and was arrested in Daytona Beach for violating the beverage code. His license allows only beer and wine, while Irish coffee includes Irish whiskey.
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Daytona Beach, Frs
Tom Bass
Daytona Beach
State Beverage Department
Bass
Irish Jewish lord mayor chosen in Dublin again
Dublin selects Robert Briscoe as mayor marking a second Jewish leader in five years. In Los Angeles, John Davis seeks removal of daughter Beverly Wills Colbert as administrator of deceased comedienne Betty Davis estate claiming lack of business experience. July 1 trial set on will contest. Beverly Colbert inherited Miss Davis property after her death May 23 no will filed. Davis sought probate of 1941 will gifting all to him.
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Dublin
Ireland
Robert Briscoe
Los Angeles
John Davis
Comedienne
Si Wills
Beverly Wills Colbert
Colbert
Miss Davis
Wills
Aerial Pole Collapse Injures Nine in Pittsburgh Crowd
A 110 foot aluminum pole toppled during an aerial act, injuring nine people including Celeste Farnsworth, 9, and Martha McCoy, both from Whitehall. Kayletta Burn performed atop the pole as 1,500 spectators watched. cause unavailable. In Copenhagen a farm sow reportedly births 34 piglets, a possible world record.
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Pittsburgh
Celeste Farnsworth
Martha McCoy
Whitehall
Kayletta Burn
Air force air drops parcels over Communist China
Chinese nationalist air force planes reportedly dropped 69 000 food parcels over a broad area of Communist China about ten days ago, according to the Central News News agency in Taipei Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Central
Neity News
Free Federal Surplus Food Distribution Draws Crowds
Hundreds of needy residents line up outside the ACL freight station for free federal surplus food. People travel from city and county areas to receive commodities as the Thomas County Welfare Dept sponsors continuing distributions through the week.
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Times
Jack Shively
ACL
Thomas County Welfare Dept
Fliers Dedicate Monument to Seven in France
Three American World War II airmen helped dedicate a monument to seven companions killed when their B17 crashed near Chasseneuil France. They renewed ties with French resistance members who aided their escape for over two months after the June 19 1944 crash. The fliers named were Francis J. Berard from Waterville Maine William Massey of Birmingham Alabama and Lewis Stellies of Boston.
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Chasseneuil
France
Here
Francis J. Berard
Waterville
Maine
William Massey
Birmingham
Ala
Lewis Stellies
Boston
Kuwait Dispatches Troops To Border
Kuwait proclaims emergency and massing troops at the border amid Iraq's claim to sovereignty over Kuwait. Abdel Aziz Hassan in Cairo says Kuwait will seek Arab League membership to gain equal footing in regional councils. Saudi Arabia backs Kuwait while Jordan pledges support for Kuwait's legal rights.
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Abdel Aziz Hassan
Kuwait
Cairo
Arab League
Iraq
Middle East
League
Dardiri Ismail
Abdel Khaled Hassana
Kuwait-Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Saudi Arabia
Kuwa
Hussein
Jordan
Governors Tackle School Financing
Honolulu AP report notes governors debating federal aid to education. Ribicoff challenged states rights critics, urging specifics on which programs they would sacrifice. Kennedy aid and Berlin tensions frame the 53rd annual meeting with Vice President Johnson to review global risk.
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Honolulu
Kia
Ribicoff
James M. Quigley
Raymond Moley
Newsweek
Lyndon B.johnson
General Taylor Named JFK Adviser in Berlin Crisis Era
Washington announces General Maxwell D. Taylor, 60, recalled to active duty as President Kennedy’s military adviser. He will review planning on confrontations with Khrushchev over Berlin and serve as staff officer in military and intelligence matters. He has urged defen ding Berlin if required and warned of shifting global power balance toward the Soviets. Taylor previously led Berlin defense and served as Army chief of staff before 1959. He has just briefed Kennedy on intelligence and guerrilla warfare post Cuban invasion.
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Washington
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
White House
Taylor
Khrushchev
U.S
Army
Senate
Soviet Russia
Chicago
Denise Robert S. McNamara
West Berlin
Europe
Cost of living declines slightly in May
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in the May cost of living, with food prices down 0.4 percent due to meats and poultry, while nonfood items rise 0.2 percent. About 23,000 metal workers face one cent per hour wage cuts, and roughly 123,000 workers gain 2 to 3 cents hourly as contracts adjust to price movements.
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Washington
Labor Department
Reir
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Refugees Riot in India Over Resettlement Plan
About 3,000 East Pakistan refugees rioted in Calcutta protesting relocation outside Bengal. Police quelled the disturbance with gunfire after tear gas failed. four people were killed and 75 injured.
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Calcutta
India
East Pakistan
Bengal
Kennedy's SOS answered as fact-finding board meets
A three member fact finding board met in New York to speed a report on the maritime strike to President Kennedy. The inquiry seeks to halt the 12 day stoppage under Taft Hartley and may lead to a temporary injunction. Union leaders doubt the threat while ship owners promise cooperation. Kennedy cited supply line disruption including military cargo delays from the strike.
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New York
Kennedy
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Hawaii
Police Study Ordered on Thomasville Police Dept Standards
City commissioners voted for an immediate study to verify training equipment and organization of the Thomasville Police Department. Commissioner Ed Kelly cited injuries from incidents and urged a minimum standards program and better equipment, noting two patrolmen were hurt during a drunken arrest and that officers must supply their own gear. The board also approved a $678 project at West Side Baptist Church.
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Thomasville
Ed Kelly
Kelly
West Side Baptist Church
Reports Cloud Cubans' Future
Key West AP reports contradictory word on the prisoner committee from Fidel Castro. Havana radio claimed they would return to Cuba to report failed negotiations while prisoners said otherwise. The radio quoted Castro blaming the Tractors for Freedom Committee for the collapse. A separate item notes concert space and paving petitions in the city.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Cuba
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Freedom Riders in Mississippi Denied Brutal Treatment Claims
Sheriff J R Gilroy defends treatment of Freedom Riders jailed in Jackson and at Parchman saying no abuse occurred. 163 riders convicted for breach of peace as desegregation efforts drew protests. Shilman’s accusations denied. Pegler disputes interview remarks.
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Associated Press
Mississippi State Penitentiary
J. R. Gilroy
Jackson
Jackson City
James Spencer
Shilman
West
Pegler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cook Blasts Kennedy Interference in Atlanta Desegregation
Atlanta Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook condemned what he called interference by the Kennedy administration in desegregation of city schools this fall. He cited a secret strategy meeting involving the Justice Department, the President, Mayor Hartsfield, and police officials, arguing federal marshals should not be sent without evidence of need.
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Atlanta
Eugene Cook
Kennedy
U.S. Department of Justice
William B. Hartsfield
Cook
Justice Department
Georgia
Federal District Court
Hartsfield
John Letson
Police
Cifraf Jenkins
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David L. Lawrence
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Mark O. Hatfield
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