FBI Joins Search For Alcatraz Escape Trio
FBI-led search extends through northern California for three inmates who vanished from Alcatraz Island after slipping through cell wall vents enlarged with spoons. Leader Frank Lee Morris 35 and brothers John 32 and Clarence Anglin 31 suspected to be alive only if they reached shore.
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Nine Babies Finally Get Proper Burial
Nine embalmed African American infants long left in a cluttered back room at Evans Irby Funeral Home were buried at Glendale Cemetery. Clarence D. Irby, 37, operator of the funeral home, faces municipal court in June on suspicion related to the burial delay. He is free on $300 bond. The burial was aided by another funeral home and Glendale Cemetery providing caskets plots and graves, with several ministers participating.
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DiSalle Poses 15th Question in Ohio Campaign
Gov Michael V DiSalle asks State Auditor James A Rhodes if he will divest outside business ties if elected governor Rhodes not available for comment. Southeast Ohio draft call for July includes nine men with delegations from Athens Gallia Perry Vinton Meigs and Hocking counties.
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Edward M. Gilbert resigns as president of E. L. Bruce Co
The E. L. Bruce Co. announces Edward M. Gilbert has resigned as president and director after admitting unauthorized withdrawals from the corporation totaling 1,953,000 dollars. The hardwood flooring maker disclosed the amount and his admission in its statement.
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Labor Department opens fitness room in Washington
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg inaugurates the department's physical fitness room in Washington with a workout using a punching bag. Fees collected from users are said to cover the equipment costs and all department employees may use the facility.
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Kennedy Seeks Probes as Market Slump Deepens In 1960s Echo
The New York market faced renewed pressure after a sharp drop that erased about 68 billion dollars in NYSE value. President Kennedy signaled resolve on economic policy as Senate investigators opened hearings into alleged AGVA corruption and nightclub pressure in Chicago and Philadelphia witnesses testified about employer demands.
Kennedy and Khrushchev Urge Laos Coalition Government
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that Laos moving toward a national unity government under Prince Souvanna Phouma marks a milestone. Both leaders urged continued progress at Geneva and Vienna to establish Laos as independent and neutral, reducing East West tensions and aiding broader settlements.
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Cotter Pin May Be Reason Crash Check
FAA cites a missing cotter pin and a tiny bolt as possible causes in the New York jetliner crash that killed 95 people near Jamaica Bay after taking off from Idlewild. The agency warned 707 operators including Military Air Transport Service and noted an installation mistake could trigger such accidents. Civil Aeronautics Board will determine final cause while a model Mercury capsule was parachuted into Trinity Bay in Houston.
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Cats and dogs overwhelm Hyde Park home in odor complaint
Police break down a Hyde Park dwelling door after neighbors complained of odors. Ground floor held 111 dogs of all sizes and breeds while upstairs housed 60 cats of varying colors and sizes. In Columbus, Gov. Michael V. DiSalle accepts invitation to Ripon Club dinner in Cleveland.
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U S Readies Spy Labs For Soviet Atom Tests
Washington reports U S experts plan covertly to monitor Soviet atmospheric tests as Russia stations four instrument ships near Christmas and Johnston Atoll. Khrushchev cited U S tests provoking renewed Soviet testing, with Novaya Zemlya cited as a past site.
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Buckeye Boys State stage set for 1258 delegates
The stage was set for the Buckeye Boys State event at Ohio University June 14 23 with 1258 delegates registered. Robe rt Minshall Columbus president of the Boys State board of trustees and R H Tharp Washington D C will lead political orientation talks as 40 counselors and commissioners arrive for briefing sessions.
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Pete) DeWeese
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Mosher Sees No Benefit in Farm Bill for Ohio
Rep. Charles A. Mosher of Ohio criticizes the administration farm bill, saying it offers no benefit to Ohio farmers or consumers. He argues the bill fails to distinguish between soft winter wheat in the region and surplus hard western wheat. A five day forecast for southern and central Ohio predicts temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with light rain weekend showers.
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Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Ohto
Laos Troika Pact Risks Gov Plan As Deadlock Looms
Analysis notes the three rival Lao leaders agree on a neutral coalition under Prince Souvanna Phouma with Souphanouvong and Phoumi Nosavan as deputy premiers. The troika clause requires unanimous consent on defense interior and foreign affairs, raising steady friction despite U.S. pressure and uneasy exits.
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Phoumi Nosavan
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Vian Pleads Innocent To Two Charges
Gale McKnight age 37 a factory worker pleaded innocent in Marietta Municipal Court to two counts of first degree murder in the slayings of his estranged wife Elsie and their 14 year old daughter Sandra Lou. A preliminary hearing was set for 9 am June 19. The bodies were found at the wife’s home and had been shot with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Gale McKnight
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Bankroller Called In Kistes Case
House subcommittee hearings in Washington feature Maynard C. Wheeler and William Leonhardt from Commercial Solvents called to explain actions related to Billie Sol Estes and his fertilizer empire. The firm financed Estes yang and rapid liquidation schemes while pursuing a West Texas ammonia fertilizer market strategy in 1,000 gallon mobile tanks.
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Commercial Solvents Co
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
House
Maynard C. Wheeler
New York Chemical Company
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Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Estes
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Ben Khedda Rejects Revision Of Evian Peace Accord
Tunis dispatch reports Algerian Premier Youssef Ben Khedda rejecting any revision of the Evian peace accords to bolster European residents. He warned of maneuvers to sabotage the agreements and said true peace comes from lawful implementation of Evian. He spoke as he left for Cairo.
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Youssef Ben Khedda
Evian
Ben Khedda
Cairo
Oil executive dies after shooting in New York
Taylor S. Gay a $90 000 a year oil company executive died from a bullet wound inflicted by the brother of his spinster secretary whom he had been dating The secretary Mary Mullooly 42 denied a romance saying the relation was platonic The death occurred Tuesday at Beekman Downtown Hospital Twenty hours earlier he was shot In another note Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy received an honorary law degree from Manhattan College Cardinal Spellman presided over ceremonies in the Bronx President Roberto Chiari of Panama met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk ahead of talks with Kennedy A White House news conference was planned for Thursday at 4 p m EDT
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