Freedom Riders board Trailways to Jackson amid bomb threat
Seven Freedom Riders including three white students depart Montgomery for Jackson while a bomb threat prompts police and fire crews to search the terminal. A second group plans to follow later as federal judges consider whether police protected interstate travel. Hunger strikes in Jackson jail and a Birmingham breach of peace case also unfold amid desegregation tensions.
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Ala
Trailways
Jackson
Miss
Freedom Riders
Greyhound
Terial
W. L. Russell
Chicago
Alabama
L. B. Sullivan
South
Mississippi
Charles Haynie
Cornell University
U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Haynie
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Peter Sterling
Allen Thompson
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Justice Department
Sullivan
Birmingham
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Mr. Shuttlesworth
Women invited to new institute for mothers career prep
Radcliffe College announces 24 women selected for a mothers career preparation institute. Ages range from 20s to 50s, all but one married with children, and 22 hold advanced degrees.
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Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Forest Fire Near Terra Nova National Park Rages
A large forest fire swept near Terra Nova National Park in central Newfoundland described as serious and burning out of control as gale force winds whipped the flames. Specially trained watchdogs were rushed to the Soviet Embassy residence in Vienna to guard Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
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Terra Nova National Park
Newfoundland
Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
Mississippi Officials Review Slap Case At Prison Farm
In Hinds County Mississippi the Penal Commission met to hear a report on charges that prison farm superintendent Max Thomas slapped a 19 year old girl named Jean Thompson and broke her glasses for not calling him sir. Thompson had been released on appeal bond when she leveled the accusation and Thomas was suspended pending investigation.
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Mississippi
Hinds County Penal Commission
Max Thomas
Jean Thompson
Thomas
Businessman Chuck Lew Dies at 83 in Tucson
Chuck Lew, 83, longtime restaurant and store owner and Tucson resident for 55 years, died yesterday at St. Marys Hospital. He is survived by his wife in China, two sons Henry of KY Market and Wing a Marana cotton farmer, and a grandson Nixon Low. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Bring’s Memorial Chapel with Rev. David Beal officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Chuck Lew
Tucson
St. Mary’s Hospital
China
Henry
S. 6Th Ave
Wing
Nixon Low
Bring’s Memorial Chapel
David Beal
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
State sales tax receipts and education tax rise in May
State sales tax collections totaled 3 857 094 last month, up from April s 3 788 181 and May 4 133 356 1960. Education tax revenue stood at 1 963 473 versus 1 917 172 in April and 2 066 386 in May 1960. White Mountain Range Riders will ride near 10 866 foot Mt Ord on the Fort Apache Reservation in their ninth annual trek. Verna Belle De Ming, 67, Prescott resident, drowned in her home pool yesterday. Jose Angel Valario, 10, of El Capomo in the heart
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White Mountain Range
Springerville
Mt. Ord
Ft. Apache Indian Reservation
Verna Belle Deming
Prescott
Delightful APD deodorant promises all day daintiness
A promotional blurb extols a clear anti perspirant deodorant named APD. It claims one dab keeps skin soft smooth and leaves a pleasant scent, promising daily freshness and wearer satisfaction.
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A.P.D
APD
One LEEN a Day Promises Easy Weight Control
Advertisement touts LEEN Timed-disintegration capsules as a simple one capsule daily weight control aid. Claims a self-regulating appetite suppressant with a smooth effect lasting the day. Offers 30 day and 60 day supplies with price and simple usage instructions.
Esotericaskin Aid Promises Family Skin Revival
Advert says Esotericaskin aids entire family with a skin cream that shrinks pores and clears blackheads and pimples. Claims include fading brown spots on hands and a return to a youthful white look. Marketed as foundation, hand, and facial cream for dramatic results.
Mitchum's Anti Perspirant Promises Dry Comfort
An advertising copy promotes Mitchum's Anti Perspirant claiming long lasting underarm dryness and odor protection. It asserts safety for normal skin and fabrics and advises applying once every 5 to 7 days from first use. The ad ends with a claim you will never use another kind.
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Mitchum
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