Protests Over East German Fire At Berlin Escape Boat
The United States sharply protested Soviet and East German actions after East German police fired about 200 shots from the Soviet sector into the U.S. sector at the Friedrich Wolf as 14 East Germans hijacked the boat to flee to West Berlin. Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II condemned the violence and urged accountability.
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Berlin
United States
U.S
Albert Watson II
Andrei ¥. Solovyev
Watson
Friedrich Wolf
West Berlin
Flag Day address calls for widespread display of the flag
A June 14 observance theme urges citizens to hang banners and fly the stars and stripes. The essay praises the flag as a symbol of past, present, and future, pledging loyalty to the United States and urging display in homes and schools. It ties flag visibility to patriotic zeal and public virtue.
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Elizabeth Gildespie
United States of America
FBI To Get Slugs That Killed Marguerita Bejarano
The FBI Crime Laboratory in Washington received the actual bullets that killed 8 year old Marguerita Bejarano in March 1961. Slugs from a .22 rifle owned by Willie Lee Hill Jr. will be compared with the slain girl's bullets. results expected in a few days. Hill, held on a grand theft by embezzlement warrant in Tucson, is being questioned. three weapons were sent to the FBI lab, and the revolver has been ruled out. Hill to undergo a lie detector test next week.
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FBI Crime Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Marguerita Bejarana
James O. Wyckoff
Willie Lee Hill Jr
Wyckoff
Bee Hive Tavern
FBI Laboratory
Bejarano
Hill
No Building Strike Pact Due Yet In Arizona Talks
Phoenix management and union spokesmen said no settlement would be reached and no strike called over the weekend in Arizona construction industry negotiations. One formal meeting has been held since contracts expired May 31. craft groups continue work while eleven other crafts negotiate with subcontractors. Two unions the painters and ushers reached wage agreements.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Painters and Fathers Unions
Nuisance Dump Fires Hit Tucson Area
Tucson residents living between South Cottonwood Lane and South Mission Road cleaned charred debris from last night’s blaze at the city dump near W 40th Street and the Santa Cruz River. Firefighters battled the fire from midnight to 2:30 a.m. and vowed to seek patrols to prevent future arson.
Prison Escapee Receives Four Year Sentence
A 20 year old Dallas youth was sentenced to not more than four years for escaping March 22 from the Federal Youth Prison Camp in the Catalina Mountains. He pleaded guilty Monday. Billard, Kenneth Rushmore, was serving a Dyer Act violation sentence and was recaptured at Eureka California.
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Dallas
Catalina Mountains
Kenneth Rushmore Billard
Billard
Eureka
Calif
Search On In Canada For Doctor
In Canada authorities search for Dr Harvey Lothringer in connection with the abortion death of Barbara Loframento a 19 year old College of New Rochelle student four months pregnant whose dismembered body was found in a sewer. He has been missing from his Queens home since Sunday along with his receptionist Theresa Carillo. A federal warrant was issued in Brooklyn charging him with unlawful flight to avoid arrest on an abortion charge not tied to the victim.
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New York
Canada
Harvey Lothringer
Barbara Loframento
Lothringer
College of New Rochelle
Queens
Cole Porter Celebrates 70th Birthday at Home
Williamstown Mass composer Cole Porter quietly marked his 70th birthday at Buxton Hill country home as celebrities gathered for an off Broadway party at the Orpheum Theater Porters regrets kept him from attending the celebration with show business figures and society guests observing the event.
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Williamstown
Mass
Cole Porter
Buxton Hill
Porter
Orpheum Theater
Trial Nearing End in Lusk Divorce Case
A six-witness parade yesterday moved home builder Robert F. Lusk Jr.’s divorce trial toward a close. Mothers of both spouses testified on cross and reconciliation attempts. Other witnesses included Clermont D. Lopez, Thayer Erringer, and Miss Dorothy Krone, who offered to be power of attorney for Lusk’s children if custody is granted.
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Robert F. Lusk Jr
Lusk
David Wade
Kay Lusk
Constance Lusk
Clermont D. Lopez
Tucson
YMCA
Thayer Erringer
Dorothy Krone
Fenster Ranch
Loper
Erringer
Wilbert E. Dolph Jr
Remick Attacks Monroe After Fox Fires Star
Hollywood reports Triumphant Lee Remick urged that Marilyn Monroe be replaced at 20th Century Fox after the studio fired her from Some Thing's Got To Give and sued for 500000. Bosses cited repeated absences from filming and health issues as breach of contract.
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Marilyn Monroe
Lee Remick
Twentieth Century-Fox
Studio
Hollywood
UPI
Miss Remick
20Th Century- Fox Studios
Marilyn
Miss Monroe
Peter Levathes
20Th Century-Fox Film Company
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatra
Italy
Henry Weinstein
Monroe
20Th Century-Fox
Dean Martin
Remick
Jack Lemmon
Benjamin Joining Law Firm Sam mons Lavell and Benjamin
Blair D. Benjamin aged 30 becomes partner at Sammons Lavell and Benjamin, a merger now housed in Broadway Financial Center Suite 206. The Tucson Title Co. veteran trained at Michigan and Cornell, served as Army managing editor in Korea, and lives with wife Carol and two children at 2519 N Stewart Ave.
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Blair D. Benjamin
Tucson Title Co
Sammons & Lavell
Broadway Financial Center
E. Broadway
Sammons, Lavell and Benjamin
Daniel J. Sammons
University of Arizona Law School
William G. Lavell
University of Cincinnati
University of Michigan College of Law
Benjamin
Cornell College
Army
Korea
Carol
Stewart Ave
South Tucson Councilman and Policeman Clash At Meeting
South Tucson officials and police clashed during a heated closed meeting led by Councilman Jesus D. Ybarra and Patrolman Clarence Johnson. Ybarra warned of a possible department shakeup, criticizing officers for poor knowledge of procedure, while Councilman Harry R. Brown promised retraining and follow-up.
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Steve Emerine
Tucson
Jesus D. Ybarra
Clarence Johnson
Ybarra
Harry R. Brown
Johnson
Council
Brown
Cecil Cavender
Ernesto Mejia
Cavender
Davis-Monthan Sergeant Wins Two Maintenance Awards
TSgt James C. Burnette of the 303rd Organizational Maintenance Squadron at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base earned two honors, the Fifteenth Air Force Outstanding Maintenance Achievement and the Strategic Air Command Crew Chiefs award. He became the first D-M crew chief to win the latter, as Col Max W. Rogers presented the awards during his 200th on time takeoff flight. Burnette, 29, resides with his wife and two children at 2655 N 15th Ave.
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Davis-Monthan
Tsgt
James C. Burnette
Fifteenth Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Max W. Rogers
303Rd
Burnette
15Th Ave
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