Editor Wavil H. See Dies in Bisbee at 58
Wavil Hugh See, editor of the Bisbee Daily Review for three years, died in Copper Queen Hospital after checkup for dizzy spells. A Columbia University journalism graduate and former Erie photographer, he was named Erie's Man of the Year in 1934 for Community Chest work. He is survived by his widow Marion a daughter Mrs. Gary Keech and two grandchildren.
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Ball and Murville discuss Southeast Asia aims in Paris
UPI reports Presidential envoy George W. Ball arrived in Paris to confer 70 minutes with Maurice Couve de Murville and met de Gaulle aide de Murville described talks as friendly and cordial. Ball’s mission follows a Honolulu conference on Laos Viet Nam and regional stability and aims to ease East West tensions while keeping Paris Washington lines open.
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Typhoid Hospitalizes Swedish Boy Age 12
A 12 year old Swedish boy was hospitalized with confirmed typhoid fever in Eskilstuna. He fell ill two weeks ago after the Aberdeen Scotland epidemic began, though no connection with that outbreak has been established.
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Moon Gazers Fail To See Red Spots
Moon observers at Lowell Observatory near Flagstaff and Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson failed to spot ruby red spots on the moon during a planned third sighting. The spots, once seen Oct 29 and Nov 27 in the Aristarchus region, are suspected by some scientists to signal lunar volcanic activity.
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Explosion at Brown & Polson plant kills four in Paisley
An early explosion at the Brown & Polson starch works in Paisley Scotland killed four workers. Police said the blast ripped through the plant that produces corn flour products for Queen Elizabeth.
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High Korea Official Forced Out
Kim Chong-pil resigned today as chairman of the ruling Democratic Republican Party in Seoul as unrest grows. Park Chung-hee accepted the move to quiet discontent and ordered all colleges closed until July 4 affecting about 125000 students.
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South Korea
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Lee Waryong
Chrysler Bid Halts British Stock Dealing
In London Chrysler Corp bids 24 shillings 6 pence per voting share for 30 percent of Rootes Motors. Trading halted as brokers sought clarity if offer covered all holders or only Rootes family. Rootes confirms offer to all shareholders with 70 percent voting shares retained. House of Commons pressure from Maurice Edelman prompts government scrutiny.
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Californian booked for kidnaping in lipstick note case
Oris Doyle Downs 31 of Garnett California was booked on suspicion of kidnaping after a lipstick-scribbled note on a Dateland restroom mirror led Benson police to suspect him. Downs’ wife Mary and their two daughters aged 10 and 12 stayed in Benson temporarily amid a divorce dispute. The note claimed to direct authorities to stop a Cadillac from Palm Springs and assist a kidnapping. Downs surrendered without resistance at a truck stop with 287.45 dollars on his person and 274 dollars under the front seat.
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