Ex Air Force Sergeant Seeks Castro Intelligence Work
A dishonorably discharged U S Air Force sergeant Paul D Wilson 31 of Indianapolis says Castro's secretary wired him about a job in Fidel Castro's intelligence service. Wilson formerly tried to defect to the Soviet Union in Germany and was jailed for desertion larceny and forgery. He has a wife Loyce Sims and two children in Indianapolis and a mother in North Miami Beach.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Havana
Paul D. Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
Castro
Juan D. Orta
Wilson
U.S. Air Force
Germany
United States
Loyce Sims
Ralph
Paula
Miami Beach
Fla
103 Year Old Woman Seeks First Airplane Flight
Martha Gorsuch of Somerset Pennsylvania, age 103, celebrated her birthday while expressing hope for a first airplane ride. She spends time watching television and riding in cars, noting she has never flown and would like to. She is a Civil War widows pension recipient born in 1857.
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Somerset
Martha Gorsuch
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Gorsuch
Hexabarger
Man of the Hour Melvin Miller Lauded in California
Melvin Miller of Peoria becomes the focal point of a coast to coast prank campaign after Gestson and Marine base friends spread jokes and calls. Offers pour in for a California welcome, including an airport greeting and an oceanfront hotel stay.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Melvin Miller
Peoria
Illinois City
Lagena
Sun
Gestson
Camp Pendleton
el Toro
Melvin
Gesttmes
Son
Melvin Miller Geston
California
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Los Angeles
Florida
Joe Younce
Tallahassee
Harriman Sees Soviet Envoy but Says Talks Had No Significance
W Averell Harriman spent two hours with Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov in Washington. He then stated there was no political significance to their discussion and noted the visit was a casual chat at the embassy. Harriman, ex New York governor and former U S ambassador, was in town for a State Department briefing before a three week African fact finding trip for Senator Kennedy.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Mikhail Menshikov
Harriman
New York
U.S
Soviet Union
Menshikov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
State Department
Africa
John F. Kennedy
Milwaukee teacher faces dismissal over classroom discussions
Edwin M Wasilewski a technical high school instructor faced a board hearing on charges of inefficiency and lack of good behavior after parents and students complained about lessons touching premarital relations prostitution and homosexuality Wasilewski argued the discussions were proper and did not violate rules The committee recommended continuing wholesome teaching and a full board action is set for September 6 with a 13 member panel reporting the charges proved and true
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edwin M. Wasilewski
Technical High School
Wasilewski
Harold S. Vincent
John Pederson
Bridge Match Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs Richard A Goode and Mrs D Castleberry won the weekly duplicate match of the Monday Contract Bridge Club at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Richard Bowers and Rodney Walker of Lewisburg West Virginia.
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Richard A. Goode
D. Castleberry
George Washington Hotel
Richard Bowers
Rodney Walker
Lewisberg
W. Va
Old Brown
Rice Mathews
Grace Roberts
Piston Avery
Irvan O'Connell
Bentley Kinney
New South Korean Premier John Chang contrasts with Rhee
John M. Chang, a mild mannered schoolmaster turned politician, becomes South Korea's prime minister as factional strife grows. He blends religious ties and a history as ambassador and educator with a cautious political style amid post revolution challenges.
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South Korea
Rhee
Seoul
John M. Chang
Syngman Rhee
Chang
U.S
Korea
Washington
Lee Ki-poong
Democratic Party
Davis Named Law Clerk to Judge Hoffman
Terry Hunter Davis Jr., 29, a VMI and University of Virginia law school graduate from Charlottesville, has been named law clerk to Federal Judge Walter E. Hoffman. Davis has worked at a New York City law firm.
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Davis
Hoffman
Norfolk
Terry Hunter Davis Jr
VMI
University of Virginia Law School
Charlottesville
Walter E. Hoffman
New York City
Polio Toll Mounts to Seven in Virginia
The Virginia State Health Department reports seven polio deaths this year, with the latest being a 6 year old white boy from Henry County who had not received Salk vaccine and contracted paralytic polio. Last year Virginia recorded 63 cases and two deaths.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Virginia
Henry County
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