Lynda Bird Johnson Grounded After Airport Threats
Lynda Bird Johnson remained in Hawaii after an argument at Honolulu International Airport sparked death threats involving an unnamed FAA employee and a former girlfriend. Gov. John A Burns heard the dispute, the plane was searched, and the flight departed without Lynda Bird or the trio. She then toured Sea Life Park on Oahu before resuming travel plans.
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Youth Old Problems Similar for Unemployed Older Workers
Labor Department findings show older workers over 50 face similar barriers as youths. Lack of skills and training, fear of testing, and difficulty seeking work affect 2000+ workers from Studebaker layoff in South Bend.
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Studebaker Co
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Manpower Administration
Topless swimsuit controversy sparks headline debate
A local newspaper headlines a debate over new topless swimsuits, prompting controversy over tone and propriety. The headline reads a provocative line, illustrating editorial pressures and public reaction to coverage of swimwear fashion.
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Albany. N
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Kennedy alongside plane crash found semi conscious in orchard
Sen Edward M Kennedy was found semiconscious in intense pain after a twin engine plane crash in an apple orchard in Southampton Mass. James Pease and others tended him as he requested water and ambulance aid. Kennedy and his wife were among several injured and the pilot and another passenger died in the wreck.
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Indiana
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West Springield
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen
GOP urged to endorse civil rights law at convention
Rep. Melvin Laird urged the Republican platform committee to endorse the civil rights law saying the party should back prompt and effective implementation. He noted Goldwater could back a plank, and any president must enforce all federal laws. Laird spoke during a San Francisco hotel lunch with reporters.
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Two Tucsonans Die in New Mexico Crash
Two Tucson residents, Lawrence Ballard and Airman Larry Mangold, died in a two car collision near Elida New Mexico. A third victim, 17 year old Joseph Bennett of Mesa Arizona, died later at a Casa Grande hospital. Two other occupants were injured. Four more were hospitalized in Portales New Mexico. Funeral plans for Bennett are pending.
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New Mexico
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46Th St
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Mesa
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Millington
Mich
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Portales
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Swan Funeral Home
Church Libraries Guide Published by American Library Association
The American Library Association releases a seven page booklet titled Church Libraries A Guide to their Administration and Organization. It includes a bibliography of manuals from all denominations and offers free single copies from Library Administrative Division Chicago Indiana 60611. Multiple copies available at reduced rates.
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American Library Association
E. Huron St
Chicago
Tucson musician sues palmist over alleged witchcraft scam
Manuel Castro of 431 East 31st Street sues Maria Todorovich and associates for 12000 claiming she duped him by claiming evil spirits bewitched him. He says April 17 1963 visit led to $950 and his bongo drums exchanged for cure substances that caused pain and discomfort.
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Tucson
Maria Todorovich
Manuel Castro
Indian School Slated For Aid From World Wide Offering
The Holbrook Indian Mission School in Holbrook, a boarding academy founded by Seventh Day Adventists in 1947, will receive funds from a world wide offering on June 27. A new dormitory is under construction and revenue will also support a mission launch for coastal Indians in British Columbia and an Indian school in North Carolina.
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Holbrook
British Columbia
North Carolina
Tucson Central YMCA Delegates Attend Y's Men’s Convention
Y Club delegates Tom Henderson and Rollin E Ball will represent Tucson Central YMCA at the 40th international convention of Y's Men's Clubs starting Tuesday in Estes Park Colorado.
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Tom Henderson
Rollin E. Ball
Tucson
Bare Top Fails Test In London
A tall blonde woman in a London restaurant shed a fur stole and revealed bare busts as a publicity stunt amid a fashion wave. Stores staged undress re hearsals on Oxford Street while buyers mostly condemned the trend and Daily Mail urged women to keep their shirts on.
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Judy Garland and Mark Herron Reported Chinese Marriage in Hong Kong
A nurse in Tokyo said Judy Garland and Mark Herron held a Chinese marriage ceremony in Hong Kong on June 12 that was not registered with Hong Kong authorities. Witness Miss Snowda Wu confirmed presence and a second ceremony aboard a freighter was not formal.
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Hong Kong
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Herron
Japan
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Hollywood
Bridge Winners Are Announced At County Fair
Winners in the county fair duplicate bridge event were announced. In the North-South standings the top teams included Mrs Pearl Reynolds with Mrs Forrest Liles and others. East-West results featured Mrs Elaine Blenck with Mrs Vi McTuer leading the field.
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Forrest Liles
Alan Henrikson
John Wharton
George Morton
William Truman
Elia M. Gillespier
Dan Cronin
Elaine Blenck
Vi McTuer
Virginia Stambaugh
Arthur Rodes
Albert Thompson
Joseph Wolfe
Thelma Peatt
Vern Castle
Burglary Conviction Overturned by Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court overturned Harry Lopez's burglary conviction, ruling confessions taken before a juvenile officer appeared invalid and ordering a new trial. Lopez, now 20, served 18 months and faces retrial or dismissal. the incidents involved South Campbell Service Station and Jess's Shell Station in Tucson.
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Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Harry Lopez
Florence
Lopez
Melody Ave
South Campbell
E. 36Th St
Jess’s Shell Station
Grant Road
Columbus Boulevard
Bernard Rabinovitz
Rabinovitz
Pima County
Tucson Youth Is Ordained
Brother Ralph W. Snodgrass of Salpointe High School was ordained subdeacon and deacon of St. Viator in Washington D C by Auxiliary Bishop Philip Hanna and Archbishop Patrick O Boyle. He is son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Shiel 245 E Hampton St and member of 88 Peter Paul parish. He will be ordained priest next June. The double ordination occurred as American Catholic bishops head to Rome for the Vatican Council. He studies at Catholic University Washington D C.
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Salpointe High School
St. Viator
Washington, D.C
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E. Hampton St
Peter & Paul
Philip Hanna
Snodgrass
Patrick O'Boyle
Rome
Brother Snodgrass
Catholic University
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