Judge Takes Her At Her Word Over Linoleum Dispute
Cincinnati, AP Rose Marie Hines, 37, promised to donate the money rather than pay $124.14 for poorly installed linoleum. Judge Robert V. Wood accepted her pledge and so did operator Harry Goldstein. The court ordered the funds go to the Chochem Club aiding wheelchairs for invalids.
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Cincinnati
Rose Marie Hines
Robert V. Wood
Harry Goldstein
Miss Hines
Wood
Chochem Club
Jet Crashes Into Houses Killing Briton in England
A U.S. Super Sabre jet crashed into a row of houses in Bury St. Edmunds England killing a local man. The pilot Lt John E Malone of the 49th Squadron 48th Tactical Fighter Wing bailed out unharmed from Tallahassee Florida. The Englishman's body was recovered hours after the wreckage.
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Bury ST. Edmunds
England
John E. Malone
49Th Squadron
48Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Tallahassee
Fla
Macmillan Breaks Vacation On Berlin Issue
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan cut his Yorkshire shooting holiday to attend a Cabinet meeting in London on Berlin and other international issues. Ministers gathered from vacation retreats for the session, a full turnout that is unusual for wartime era style conversations.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Yorkshire
Berlin
Khrushchev Vacationing in Crimea With Japanese Delegation
Premier Nikita Khrushchev is on holiday in the Crimea per Moscow radio. He spoke with a delegation of Japanese businessmen and interrupted his vacation to welcome the Soviet space twins to Moscow last week.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Crimea
Moscow Radio
Former Justice of Peace Indicted for Embezzlement
Hugh C. Frith, a former justice of the peace and local appliance store owner, was indicted by a Franklin County grand jury on charges of embezzling $25,698.38 in state funds while a DMV contract agent in 1959 to 1961. He faces trial in the October term.
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Rocky Mount
Hugh C. Frith
Franklin County
Langhorne Jones
Frith
DMV
Music From The King and I Banned On Radio
Australia’s government network bans songs from The King and I during the king and queen of Thailand visit. Officials say the musical’s content could offend the royal couple. The show’s music and film are also banned in Thailand.
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Sydney
Australia
Thailand
Commission
Mongkut
Anna Leonowens
Stabbings At Central State Prompt Overcrowding Concerns
Staunton AP report details a fatal stabbing of a patient by another in Central State Institute. Dr. Kibbe cited overcrowding and staffing shortages, with 200 patients on the maximum security ward and an overflow of 1,700. A new geriatrics building for 200 patients was approved.
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Staunton
Central Hospita Petersburg
Milton H. Kibbe
State Hospital Board
Central State
Kibbe
Petersburg
Marion
McNamara Warns Against Setups in Military Aid
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the Senate Appropriations Committee that any setup in U S military aid to Red-threatened areas could prompt a Soviet or Communist Chinese miscalculation and urge intervention. He backed $1.5 billion in military assistance within President Kennedy’s foreign aid request totaling 4.7548 billion.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
China
Senate Appropriations Committee
McNamara
Kennedy
Man Fined for Driving Car With One Tire
Kenneth Deiters 32 was fined 30 dollars in Cincinnati traf fic court after being stopped driving a car with only three tires. Patrolman Mills said a missing right front tire left a groove in the street and the car had bald tires a shattered windshield and faulty brakes. Deiters said he drove to avoid taking a bus to work.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth Deiters
Howard Mills
William Keating
Deiters
Musicians Play for Peace on Ben Nevis Summit
Twenty eight young British musicians climbed Britain's highest peak Ben Nevis and performed The Stars and Stripes Forever, the Communist Internationale and God Save the Queen in a peace gesture. The ceremony marked a belated VJ Day observance on August 14.
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Fort William
Scotland
Britain
Stars and Stripes
Dudley
Communist Internationale
God Save the Queen
Ben Nevis
Wide Country Bronc Bustin Grows in NBC Lineup
NBC roars into fall with Wide Country a Ralph Edwards production featuring Earl Holliman as a rodeo rider star. The series follows bronco riding steer wrestling and other rodeo events across the nation while paralleling Route 66 in tone.
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Hollywood
NBC
Edwards
Earl Holliman
Louisiana
Oil City High School
Pasadena Playhouse
Hotel de Paree
Holliman
Od West
Ing
Stoney Burke
ABC
Networks Reject Time Space for Political Ads
In New York the American and National Broadcasting Companies refused a GOP plan to trim night time TV by five minutes this fall to create prime time slots for paid political telecasts. CBS also rejected the suggestion in part, blocking the broader idea of nationwide gubernatorial and senatorial broadcasts on local stations linked to the networks.
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New York
American and
National Broadcasting Companies
Columbia Broadcasting System
GOP
American airmen aid Purleigh church restoration
Wethersfield England AP reports American airmen stationed there raise funds to restore the old parish church of Purleigh where George Washington's great great grandfather served as rector from 1632 to 1643.
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Wethersfield
England
Purleigh
George Washington
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