Two Men Arrested At Illegal Still Seizure Report
Authorities report the seizure of 50 gallons of moonshine and three operational stills in northern Athens County after a trap on Oakdale Road. Brothers Edwin Jones and Thomas Hook, both in custody for arraignment in Federal Court, led officers to a larger site near Oakdale.
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Athens County
Thomas Hook
Glouster
Edwin Jones
Millfield
Charles Crosley
U. S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
Portsmouth
Oakdale Rd
Trimble Two
Harold Shields
Oakdale
Casey Jones
Jones
Hook
Chillicothe
Kennedy says Russian fishing fleet off Cape Cod worrisome
Senator Edward M. Kennedy cited Coast Guard surveillance of 169 Russian vessels near Cape Cod and warned of an ominous pattern as intrusions may follow. He backs legislation for heavier penalties and seizure for illegal fishing in U S waters while calling for vigilance.
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Washington
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
D-Mass
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Kennedy
Pictures May Show Body Of Louis Bova
Hazleton Pa AP the state mines secretary said a television camera lowered into a mine chamber spotted what appears to be a man s body Henry Throne and David Fellin were rescued earlier this week from the same chamber authorities have not confirmed the identity pending official checks
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Miner to be lowered into escape hole to check for Louis Bova
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports a man will be lowered today into the escape hole 308 feet underground to determine if Louis Bova is in the same cavern that rescued miners David Fellin and Henry Throne last Tuesday.
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Charmbury
Dan Bova
Fellin
Throne
Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bank Bandit Fails To Escape After Explosion Of Bomb
Joseph Vernon Bickar of Canton is charged in a smoke bomb bank robbery at a Baltimore area Equitable Trust Co branch. He is held on 25000 bond after witnesses described a robber in glasses and raincoat who used a smoke bomb to hinder pursuit. The loss was 6800. Bickar was captured on the Baltimore Beltway after leaving the scene. police tracked his license and car.
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Baltimore
Joseph Vernon Bickar
Canton
Equitable Trust Co
Nancy Whetzel
Bickar
Baltimore Beltway
Waynesburg Drive
U.S. Faces Global Turmoil as Viet Nam War Expands
Report from Tokyo notes death in Viet Nam jungles, political intrigue in Saigon, and discontent in Seoul. The AP dispatch describes U.S. involvement in a broad web of fighting, hunger, and economic crises around the world, with Washington deeply engaged.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
Saigon
Seoul
Five More Miners Rescued as Utah Explosion Toll Rises
Five more trapped miners were rescued alive and in good condition in Moab Utah Thursday night, raising the final death toll to 18 as seven survived. Two miners were rescued earlier, and the five found Thursday night were in surprisingly good condition in the same deep tunnel from which the others were retrieved.
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Utah
Moab
Police Seek Sadist In Slaying Of Two Girls In New York
A sadist is sought after the slaying of two young women Janice Wylie 21 and Emily Hoffert 22 in their East Side apartment. Wylie received obscene calls earlier and was found nude. Hoffert was found fully clothed. Both bound with torn sheets and stabbed, investigators probe the suspect who entered unseen while one victim was home.
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New York
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Miss Wylie
Max Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Philip Wylie
Henry E. Hoffert
Minneapolis
East Side
Patricia Tolles
Milton Halpern
Philip Wyle
Manhattan
Swank East Side
U S Payroll Sets Record In Fiscal 63
Federal civilian payroll costs reached 15.346 billion dollars in fiscal 1963, up from 14.296 billion the prior year. Postal workers received an 8.6 percent raise and Civil Service employment rose to about 2.493 million from 2.444 million.
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Washington
Senate House Committee
Civil Service
Cuba Deploys Troops Amid Talk Of New Anti Castro Raids
Havana reports say Fidel Castro's government raised armed forces alert and increased troop and militiaman presence at strategic Havana points. Intelligence warned of larger anti Castro exile raids on the North Coast with links to exiles in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Manuel Artime, Bay of Pigs participant, arrived in Managua to coordinate anti Castro groups, while Cuba blames the United States for the raids and strengthens defenses.
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Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
New York
Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Manuel Artime
Managua
United States
Defiant Students Return To U S From Madrid
Fifty American students who defied a State Department ban on travel to Cuba returned by plane from Madrid. They staged a stand in at Idlewild Airport protesting passport suspensions but received letters notifying their passports were suspended. Ten students were subpoenaed to appear before the House Committee on Un American Activities.
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New York
State Department
Cuba
Madrid
U.S
Idlewild
Lee Levi Laub
Columbia University
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Tokyo
Indochina
America
China
Ray Miller Resigns as Democratic Chief in Cleveland
Ray T. Miller 71 resigns as county and city Democratic chair after a 50 year career. Vice Chairman Dan W. Duffy assumes leadership temporarily as Miller insists the resignation stands. Miller’s long reign helped deliver large Democratic majorities and backed Kennedy early.
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Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Cuyahoga County
Miller
Dan W. Duffy
Senator Smathers Doubts Tax Cut Action This Year
Sen George A Smathers of Florida says the Senate will not act on Kennedy tax cut this year due to House delay and likely civil rights tieups He notes Byrd and Long favor the tax cut but fear civil rights debate will stall finance committee hearings and tax action.
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George A. Smathers
Dfla
Senate
Kennedy
Smathers
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
America’s costly long war in Asia and its grim tolls
After 18 years of involvement in the Far East the United States faced recurring crises and questions. Costs cited include 1.5 million dollars daily in Viet Nam and 96 American lives, with total aid reaching 13.7 billion in economic support and 8.1 billion in military aid from 1945 to 1962.
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America
United States
Far East
Viet Nam
Laos
Japan Sea
Agency For International Development
Tokyo
Asia
Japan
Indonesia
Cuban refugees report Soviet activity around Havana
Cuban refugees in Florida describe Soviet troops seizing bridges and key points in Havana. At a August news conference President Kennedy noted a continued decline of Soviet forces in Cuba but could not specify exact numbers, saying remaining troops focus on training rather than large units.
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Florida
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
Meigs County 4-H Members Named To State Junior Fair Board
The leadership interview committee of the state agricultural extension service announced the appointment of Sue Myers 17 of Long Bottom Meigs County and Roland Casper 18 of Kenton to the state junior fair board. They will serve two year terms starting April 1964. Five Negro students enrolled without incident in three Charleston public schools marking below college level integration.
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Columbus
State Agricultural Extension Service
State Junior Fair Board
Sue Myers
Long Bottom
Meigs County
Roland Casper
Rt. 2
Kenton
Charleston
S. C
Charleston Public
South Carolina
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Donald D. Cook
H. B. Charmbury
Messenger
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June Crawford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Grant Eslick
Crawford
Paul McKinney
Donald Hanna
News Index
Chauncey Editorial
Gallipolis
Mecsas & O Ioussep Ces
Logan
Nelsonville
Poin
Pleasant
Pomeroy Miggiodort
Sos Ss Sports
Mambises Commandos
Guatemala City
Caribbean
Ray Miller
Democrat
Duffy
White House
Big City
Massachusetts
Rankine
Meigs
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