Ohio Enacts Tough Anti-Gambling Laws Next Month
Attorney General Mark McElroy informs police chiefs sheriffs prosecutors and judges that three Ohio anti gambling laws go into effect next month aimed at racketeers. The new measures raise penalties for bookie promoters and add distinct crimes covering numbers operations and sports event betting with fines up to 1000 and prison terms up to three years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Judge Halts Return Of Cuban Ship
U S District Judge Walter E Hoffman ruled the Bahia de Nipe is protected by sovereign immunity and should be returned to Cuba but stayed his order to allow appeals. The ship remains in Coast Guard custody in Chesapeake Bay during the process with possible action on Sept 5 in the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Norfolk
Bahia de Nipe
Cuba
U. S
Walter E. Hoffman
U.S. State Department
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Willys Motors Rumored to Plan New Vehicle Next Year
Officials from Willys Motors Inc declined to comment on a report that the firm plans a revolutionary new vehicle launch in the coming year.
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Toledo
Willys Motors, Inc
Senate Probe Seeks Arrest Threats From Race Wire Figures
Senate investigators questioned race track figures from six states amid threats against two witnesses. Harry Gorman, a retired Indianapolis wire operator, said he was threatened with death for cooperating. Frank Lyons, Chicago wire worker, attempted suicide amid threats.
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Washington
Senate
Indianapolis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Frank W. Lyons
Chicago
FBI
Lyons
Gorman
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Louisiana
Morris English
Arlington Heights
Ill
English
Escapees Face Four Charges in Juvenile Court
Five youths from Zaleski Youth Camp Honor Farm face auto theft robbery assault and overpowering a guard charges after escaping on August 21 in a stolen counselor’s car. The 17 year olds Charlies Kuykendoll Byron Proctor Ronald Shepard James Trammell and Charles Turner were captured. Turner and Trammell were linked to a separate home invasion in Ft Thomas Ky where a man’s son was killed in a mistaken identity case. Trammell is wounded and Turner is jailed. returns to Kentucky likely.
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Hamilton
Ronald Paul Shepard
Caledonia
James Trammell
Cincinnati
Charles Turner
St. Paris
Turner and
Tremmell
Ft. Thomas
Anthony Breinich
Robert
Trammell
Turner
Urbana
Kentucky
Soviet Warns U S Submarines In Soviet Waters
Moscow accuses foreign submarines of slipping into Soviet territorial waters to spy and maneuver and warns that the armed forces will destroy any intruders discovered in the future.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U S. Ambassador May Seek Moscow Meeting On Berlin Talks
U S Ambassador Llewellyn E Thompson may seek an early next week appointment in Moscow to learn Soviet views on Berlin negotiations. The aim is to obtain the Kremlin line before the Western Big Four foreign ministers meet and plan strategy. Informants say a Thompson-Gromyko talks in Moscow are under active consideration to furnish the ministers with Soviet information.
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Washington
U. S.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Five Day Forecast With Mild Temps Ahead
Mostly fair dry weather continues through Monday. Temperatures run about 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs near 81 to 86 and lows around 59 to 65. Rainfall stays under half an inch in scattered thundershowers.
Berlin border clashes as man escapes Death Canal
An East German swimmer eluded Communist guards by crossing the Teltow Canal to reach West Berlin amid bullets. Police report border troops fired tear gas and water cannons at youths near Alexandrinen Strasse. West German leaders Adenauer and Brandt clashed over Berlin's crisis during election season. President Luebke visited Berlin to assess the border measures.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Teltow Canal
West Berlin
Nades
Alexandrinen- Strasse
Kreuzberg
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Luebke
Marienfelde
ADN
East German Treaty Delays Demobilization Across Soviet Bloc
Moscow accuses the United States and allies of fueling tension as the Soviet government halts demobilization of military personnel slated to end this year. Premier Khrushchev cites Western Berlin policies and warns of potential troop boosts, while Kennedy calls for negotiation and vows to defend Berlin.
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Moscow
United States
Communist Party General Committee
Rodion Malinovsky
Germany
Khrushchev
Berlin
Nists
East Germany
West Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
UAW Chief Reuther Returns to GM Talks as Strike Delays
United Auto Workers president Walter P. Reuther resumes bargaining with General Motors after a government request delays a possible strike by at least six days. He indicated willingness to extend Ford and Chrysler contracts on a day to day basis while GM settles.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
French jet cuts tow cable triggers Alpine tragedy
Rescue of more than 60 sightseers trapped in Mont Blanc cable cars finished after a French air force jet severed the tow line. Three cars plunged 700 feet killing a German family of four and an Italian father and son. 25 cars remained stranded as rescuers worked overnight to secure the line between peaks above the glacier.
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Michael Goldsmith
Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Alps
Aiguille du Midi
Chasm
Torino
Rider Held In Abduction Of White Pair
MONROE North Carolina A 20 year old former college student faces charges of aiding and abetting in the abduction of a white Union County couple Sunday night during a series of interracial fights here. John Lowery 20 white of the Bronx New York was charged after questioning by authorities in the abduction of Mr and Mrs G Bruce Stegall of Marshville He was jailed without bond and could face life in prison if convicted He said he was a Freedom Rider and former student at Queens College in New York City Meanwhile Robert F Williams 93 year old militant Monroe Negro leader indicted Monday on two charges of kidnapping is still being sought Williams his wife and two children have been missing since the Stegalls were released about 9 p m Sunday
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Khrushchev
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Social Democratic Party
Hagen
Gelsenkirchen
Recklinghausen
Erlangen
Monroe
N. C
Union County
John Lowery
Bronx
N. Y
G. Bruce Stegall
Marshville
Lowery
North Carolina
Queens College
New York City
Robert F. Williams
Williams
Stegalls
Soapy Williams attacked in Lusaka as officials apologize
U S Assistant Secretary of State G Mennen Williams was punched at Lusaka airport by a white settler. Rhodesian Federation Prime Minister Roy Welensky and Northern Rhodesia Governor Sir Evelyn Howe voiced deep regrets. Lusaka Mayor Richard Sampson said the assailant was a well known resident and appeared drunk. Williams continued his African tour and left for Frankfurt en route to Washington, calling it hardly worth mentioning.
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Rhodesian Federation
Northern Rhodesia
U. S
G. Mennen Williams
Lusaka
Roy Welensky
John Emmerson
Williams
Evelyn Howe
Richard Sampson
Frankfurt
Germany
Washington
Foreign Aid Compromise Approved By Conferees
Senate and House conferees approve a five year 7.2 billion overseas loan program but strike the provision to borrow from the Treasury. President Kennedy calls the compromise wholly satisfactory and a major decision for the United States and the free world.
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Washington
Senate House
Treasury
Kennedy
United States
Free World
Move To Halt Rail Strike
In Philadelphia a federal judge indicated he would issue an injunction to stop a threatened Transport Workers Union strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The railroad claimed daily revenue losses of 500000 and up to 25 million a day if a walkout occurred as it sought a court injunction. The judge suggested the strike was not warranted.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
U. S
Harold K. Wood
ICC Backing Subsidies to Save Passenger Rail Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission recommended direct federal subsidies for railroads including the New York New Haven and Hartford to sustain essential passenger routes reversing its earlier stance against federal aid in transportation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Commission
Fedae
Brazil Faces Presidential Crisis as Military Demands Rule
Brazil's three military chiefs rejected a congressional plan to make Vice President Joao Goulart a figurehead. The army split emerged after Gen. Jose Machado Lopes reportedly pledged to take orders only from Goulart. Acting President Marilli fired Lopes and two other officers, while Goulart, traveling from Paris, planned a return via Montevideo and Rio Grande do Sul.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Odylio Denys
Rio
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
Jose Machado Lopes
Denys
Machado Lopes
Rainieri Marbilli
3Rd Army
Osvaldo Cordeiro de Faria
Desegregation Begins as Nine Black Pupils Enter Atlanta Classrooms
Atlanta police kept watch as nine African American students entered previously all white schools. Authorities quickly dispersed gatherings and seized boycott signs at Murphy High before classes started. The events mark a quiet but decisive end to Georgia and Atlanta's century of segregated schooling, leaving only three Deep South states with explicit public school segregation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Murphy High School
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