King King held in Georgia jail after sit in protests
In Atlanta King Jr. remains the lone sit in detainee after last week's racial unrest that saw 80 arrests. DeKalb County holds him on a suspended 12 month license violation while other demonstrators sign bonds. Mayor Hartsfield sought a settlement with merchants and leaders, prompting releases and dismissals. Kennedy aides sought King’s release with Salinger confirming the inquiry.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin King Jr
Fulton County
Atlanta
King
DeKalb County
William B. Hartsfield
Charles E. Webb
T. Ralph Grimes
J. Oscar Mitchell
DeKalb Court
Hartsfield
John F. Kennedy
Ex Cuban Envoy Predicts Revolution In Preparation
Former Cuban ambassador Sergio Santamarina says 150000 Cuban exiles are forming a revolution against Fidel Castro. He warns of a civil war possibly echoing Korea and accuses Castro of being a mad dog. He fled Havana and travelled to Britain after resigning amid alleged communistshift.
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London
Sergio Rojas Santamarina
Miami
Fidel Castro
Korea
Havana
Britain
Europe
Catholic Letter Splits Puerto Rico Catholics Over PDP
In San Juan a pastoral letter by three Roman Catholic bishops urged against voting for Gov. Luiz Munoz Marin's PDP over birth control and sterilization laws. Archbishop Davis faced mixed reactions at mass as Protestant clergy criticized the move and Cardinal Spellman in New York said Catholics could vote for the PDP without sin.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luiz Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
PDP
Fred Pierce Corson
James Davis
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Research Fund Initiated at Washington and Lee University
The Robert E. Lee Research Fund for undergraduate research activities was established at Washington and Lee University. President Fred C. Cole announced a $300,000 anonymous gift to endow the program, with an additional $20,000 set aside for first year activities.
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Lexington
Robert E. Lee Research Fund
Washington and Lee University
Fred C. Cole
Man sleeping during break in reports missing ten dollars
Morgan Fluty in Nashville Tennessee woke to a home invasion. He reported an intruder stole ten dollars from his wallet hidden under a pillow. Police were notified and are investigating the robbery.
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Nashville
Tenn
Morgan Fluty
Counter revolution rhetoric in Miami Cuba crisis warned
Santamarina claims 150000 Cuban immigrants in Miami back a counter revolution. He says Castro’s escape could be arranged by the Soviets, and vows to shoot him if captured. He calls for law and order and an election within 18 months, warning British Guiana could follow into communism.
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Miami
Caribbean
Cuba
Col
Nickolau
Santamarina
Castro
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues listed for across entries Plexus Meadow grazers Danger Egg shaped Land Andean Indian Spirit French river Witch. Each clue points to a common word answer forming a puzzle grid for casual play.
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Murday
Spirit
Three Die In Two Car Wilmington Crash Near Hampstead
A two car collision on U S 17 about 22 miles north of Wilmington Saturday night killed Marine Pfc Rolf Gordon Franks 21 and two men in the other car Lewis Powell 26 a Wilmington Police officer and Ray Jacobs 40 a city paint department worker. Sgt Merwood J Wolf 48 of Wilmington was injured and Cpl C H Lynch reported the crash occurred when the Powell car swerved into the wrong lane. Franks was in the Headquarters Battalion of the 2nd Marine Division. His stepfather, William S B Lacy, lives in Ellwood Leesburg Virginia.
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Wilmington
N. C
U. S. 17
Here
Pfc
Rolf Gordon Franks
William S. B. Lacy
U. S
Korea
Franks
Hampstead
Pender County
Lewis Powell
Ray Jacobs
Wilmington City
Merwood J. Wolf
Wil
C. H. Lynch
Wolf
Powell
2Nd Marine Division
Ellwood
Leesburg
Demo Campaign Buttons Stolen in Duncan Heist
A break in at the Democratic campaign headquarters in Duncan Oklahoma led to posters defacement a spread of literature and the theft of a large number of Kennedy Johnson campaign buttons. Police Lt Harold Hall questioned whether the act was the work of a fanatic or merely kid stuff.
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Duncan
Okla
Harold Hall
Gas Line Break Triggers Citywide Evacuation Near Karnes Park
Firemen ordered evacuation of about 100 blocks around Karnes Park after a 30 inch natural gas line broke. Gas spewed for four hours but most residents remained, while a few left. Pilot lights and flames were extinguished under Fire Chief Herbert Hughes.
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Kansas City, Mo
Karnes Park
Herbert Hughes
Democrats Await Kennedy Visit to Virginia
Virginia Democrats await confirmation that Sen. John F. Kennedy will visit the Old Dominion on or near Nov. 3 or 4. If confirmed, leaders plan a flying tour to Richmond Roanoke and Norfolk in a single day. Kennedy's visit is contrasted with editorials endorsing Nixon Lodge in Roanoke Times Staunton News Leader. President Eisenhower set to speak in Staunton with a non political address at Mary Baldwin College.
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Kennedy
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Old Dominion
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfolk
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Roanoke Times
Staunton News Leader
Nixon
Angel
Shirley T. Holland
Windsor
Marion
E. Summers Sheffey
Smyth County
Rep
W. Pat Jennings
Sam
Jennings
Eisenhower
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Woodrow Wilson
Police squads sweep Paris after Algerian terrorists attack
Paris police hunted suspected Algerian gunmen after five attacks in the Left Bank quarter. Two terrorists and five police auxiliaries were killed in violence around Avenue de la Gare and Montparnasse, with seven Algerian officers wounded and 70 Algerians detained for questioning.
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Paris
Seine
Avenue de la Gare
Montparnasse
Father of Three Burned to Death in Flint Fire
Sherman Pollard aged 24, father of three, died Sunday after rushing into a burning Flint home to help others. Fire crews said no one was inside the dwelling.
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Flint, Mich
Sherman Pollard
Young Inventor Sperry Builds Improved Drill at Twelve
Elmer Ambrose Sperry, later famed for the Sperry Gyroscope, devised an enhanced drill for a wood shop at age twelve, showcasing early ingenuity.
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Elmer Ambrose Sperry
Sperry
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