Cambridge Tense as 4500 Troops Move In For Protests
National Guard units surge into Cambridge Maryland to bolster security ahead of planned nighttime demonstrations by Negro leaders. Maryland AG Finan vows mediation efforts while leaders warn of renewed marches if committee fails to appear.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Chesapeake Bay
State Bar Association
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
J. Millard Tawes
George Gelston
Baltimore
Gwynne Oaks
Baltimore County
Spire T. Agnew
Noy
Arizona UA-TMC grant funds neuropsychiatric study
A $4,200 federal grant from the U S Public Health Service supports a one year UA and Tucson Medical Center study of neuropsychiatric changes in chronic pulmonary disease patients. Dr Robert Lansing and Dr Thomas Lim lead intensive nine month brain wave and performance research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona and
Tucson Medical Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Robert Lansing
TMC
Thomas P. K. Lim
Nogales Builds New Stadium
Construction begins on a 1,200,000 peso baseball park in Nogales Sonora Mex with completion set for November 20 The grandstand seats 1,800 includes 25 boxes plus a press box Mayor Jesus Francisco Cano notes the field will be fully grassed lighted and have modern dressing rooms The city aims to attract major league teams for spring training exhibition games in Arizona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales, Son
Jésus Francisco Cano
Cano
Arizona
German Spy Trial Verdict Due Tuesday
A West German court will issue verdicts Tuesday in the treason trial of three men tied to a major postwar spy case. Hans Clemens, 61, is accused of taking pay from American authorities while spying for the Soviets, with claims the federal intelligence service was run by the Americans 1951 to 1956. Co-defendants are Heinz Felfe, 45, facing up to 15 years, and Hans Tiebel, 59, described as a courier.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Hans Clemens
Soviet Union
Clemens
U. S
Heinz Felfe
Hans Tiebel
Felfe
KSOM FM Goes Fully Automated In Arizona
KSOM FM will start broadcasting Monday with fully automated equipment making it the first FM stereo station in the state to operate without live staff. Manager Stanley Prell says the $30,000 system offers flexibility and is error proof. The station, airing popular and light classical music, is based in the Mayer Alameda building at 110 E Alameda St with a transmitter on South Alvernon Way. A prior fire earlier this year temporarily knocked KSOM off the air.
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Ksom-Fm
Kingman
Stanley Prell
Mayer-Alameda
E. Alameda St
Alvernon Way
KSOM
Stolen Check Figure Faces New Perjury Charge
Arthur D. Reed is charged again with perjury over his denial of telling investigators the $1,074 cashier's check came from John H. Williams. Reed and Williams were acquitted of possessing stolen mail related to the check in U.S. District Court. Reed, 26, also faces a Superior Court trial for attempted grand theft by false pretense after allegedly trying to cash the check in May. The new perjury indictment was returned by the federal grand jury in Phoenix.
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Arthur D. Reed
John H. Williams
Reed
Williams
Fourth St
Seminole Ave
U.S. District Court
Superior Court
William Ammon
Dyna-Co Mfg. Inc
New ARI5 Rifle to be Issued at Davis-Monthan
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base will issue the ARI5, an advanced .23 caliber rifle, replacing the M1 and M2 carbines. A Lackland AFB team will demonstrate the ARI5 at the D-M small arms range next Tuesday to base personnel and local law enforcement officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Monthan Air Force
D-M
Air Force Small Arms School
Lackland Afb
Texas
Boiler Explosion Injures University Student at Local Firm
David Lee, 20, a University of Arizona student from Yuma, sustained second degree burns to his face and right arm in a gas boiler explosion at Air Filter Service & Manufacturing Co. He drove to Tucson Medical Center, where staff described his condition as satisfactory. He told deputies he lit burning paper to relight the boiler after noticing outlet and pilot light issues. He is employed by the company to clean filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee
Greenlee Hall
Tucson Medical Center
Air Filter Service & Manufacturing Co
E. Ft
Lowell Road
Lee
University of Arizona
Yuma
Hugh Scott
TMC
Paternity Suit Filed on Brando
Philippine dancer Marie Cui alleges Marlon Brando fathered her four month old daughter Maya Gabriella Cui Brando born in Manila. She seeks temporary support of 775 a month and 235 for rent with a Santa Monica court hearing set for August 1. Brando, hospitalized for a kidney ailment, did not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Marlon Brando
Marie Cui
Maya J
Gabriella Cui- Brando
Manila
Brando
Santa Monica Superior Court
Bernard B. Cohen
Cui
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Berge to Speak at Casas Adobes and First Congregational
The Rev. Lowell E. Berge will deliver the 9 36 a m sermon at Casas Adobes Community Church located at 6801 N Oracle Rd. The Rev. C Richard DuFresne will preach the 9 30 a m service at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell E. Berge
First Congregational Church
Casas Adobes Community Church
Oracle Rd
C. Richard DuFresne
First Congregational
Charmaine Wins A Scale Caboose From Railroad
Charmaine Evans receives a 40 foot model caboose from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad after a personal appeal. Conductor G N Miller arranged a non scheduled stop near her home to present the detailed scale model. J M Turner, division superintendent, hopes the gift will win Mrs Evans support and keep good relations with Charmaine.
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Metropolis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Charmaine Evans
Charmaine
G. N. Miller
Burlington Tracks
Burlington
Chicago
Sam
J. M. Turner
Centralia
Daily Horoscope Fragments Offer Varying Guidance
Pages present star signs with Aries to Pisces forecasts, plus birthday notes and general tendencies. The text includes advice on creativity, caution, and social behavior, with repeated variants and erratic punctuation across zodiac entries.
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Charleston
S.C
Calhoun Street
Pensmen
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
J. Palmer Gaillard
Jackson
Miss
Chicago Board of Education
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Manhattan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Brooklyn
Alabama
Ne‘groes
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Wilcox County
Elmore County
Aladdin
N. Alvernon
Nogales
Fairlane
XL Town Victoria
Wansata
Holmes Tuttle
SAVE
E. Broadway
E. Speedway
Southwests
Ford
Christian Devi
Anna Kashif
Mike
Movita
Maria Louisa Castenada
Caboose
Aries
Wrek
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Auly
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Quesflora
Aguarius
Amarliat Co
Omarr
Tucson
Chartisbie
Scorpio
Kay
Oreater
Manelness
Aquarius
Wall Hin
Syonny Omarr
Woman's View
Tucson Daily Citizen
Artz
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