Federal agents smash Bolita gambling ring arrests eight
Federal agents arrested eight men in a half million dollar Bolita lottery operation spanning Lorain and Youngstown areas. Two more suspects were sought as they prepared to face charges for failing to buy federal wagering tax stamps. Arrests spread from Lorain to El Boricua Restaurant and a Campbell residence, with key figures tied to the Lorain Bolita Bank and a Public Plant facility.
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Cleveland
Bolita Banks
National Lottery
Puerto Rico
Lorain
Sixto Torres
Valentine R. Lopes
Angel R. Feliciano
Felix G. Flores
Louis Ruben Rivera
Lorenzo Cancel
Lorain County
John L. Kocevar
Treasury
Kocevar
Paul Ortiz
Campbell
Youngstown
Victor Seguinot
Republic Steel
Angel Cancel
Lorain Bolita
West Berlin tensions rise as the Berlin air corridors probe
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home pressed Andrei Gromyko in Geneva over Soviet harassment in the Berlin air corridors. They and interpreters spent about 90 minutes in private talks, amid hopes for an internationalized Berlin supply route and a broader disarmament conference.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
Gromyko
Rusk
Kennedy
East Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Izvestia
Khrushchev
West Germany
West Berlin
Thailand Commitment Adds To U.S. Strength
In Bangkok U.S. support to Thailand amid Cold War tensions is cited. Premier Sarit Thanarat lauded the United States as a true friend in a weekend television address, while tensions over Laos remain. A Washington pledge of immediate aid eases Thai fears and supports defense ties with Asia’s region. Also included is a five day forecast noting cooler temperatures and measurable rain.
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United States
Thailand
Marshal Sarit Thanarat
U.S
Laos
Sarit
Washington
Thanat Khoman
East Asia Treaty Organization
Jackie Kennedy Arrives in New Delhi for Indo Pakistan Tour
More than 100 000 Indians greet Americas First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy on a two week visit to India and Pakistan. Her nine day India stop includes a rare deviation to watch Rajendra Prasad's carriage procession. She is welcomed at New Delhi Airport by Nehru’s daughter Indira Gandhi and Vijayalakshmi Pandit.
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New Delhi
India
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pakistan
Rajendra Prasad
Parliament
Rome
Kennedy
Nehru
Iis
Indira Gandhi
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
John XXIII
U.S
Corn For Sale In Glouster Ohio By Elmer Lincoln
Elmer Lincoln of Route 3 Glouster Ohio reports clean hand picked corn for sale. Call 767 5307 or visit Elmer Lincoln Trimble RD 3 Box 327 Glouster Ohio. Quick action classified ads invite buyers and explain easy placement via LY 3 1242. Note cash buyers watch Want Ads daily for worthwhile items.
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Elmer Lincoln
Route 3
Glouster
Trimble
R.D
Ohio
Powers Set For Welcome Home In Southwest Virginia
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, released from a Soviet prison, returns to his hill country in Big Stone Gap and Pound. He plans to shop for a suit in Norton and then join a motorcade to the National Guard armory for a welcome by local officials. Gov DiSalle says he favors a liquor department reorganization plan from Director George Dick.
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Big Stone Gap
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Pound
Norton
National Guard
Virginia
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Newsmen
Liquor
George Dick
Ohio Deaths On Highways Hit 11 Again This Weekend
Ohio logs its fourth weekend with 11 highway deaths as a Hamilton woman aged 70 dies from burns, a 7-year-old boy drowns in Tiffin, and a Licking County farmer dies in a tractor crash. The toll rises to 14 with the full weekend totals, including three double fatality incidents.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Licking County
Peace talks stall on interim regime powers in Algeria
In Evian France delegates from French and Algerian rebels enter day six of peace talks at Hotel Du Parc. Optimistic but cautious, they seek a cease-fire to end the 74 year rebellion and a future framework based on Algeria's self determination.
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Evian
France
Algeria
Hotel du Parc
Parolees face questions after Elida mayor shooting
Two Lima men, Larry Hance and Robert Lafferty, admitted involvement in the Saturday morning shooting of Elida Mayor Clarence Prince and Constable Clarence Prince. They will be taken to the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in London for lie detector and ballistic testing. Prince was shot twice near a suspicious car, and his son is Elida’s marshal.
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Elida
Clarence Prince
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Sheriff's Deputies
Larry Hance
Larry Cox
Robert Lafferty
Lima
Hance
Lafferty
Prince
Clarence Jr
Britisher's Condition Is Serious
A British army chauffeur, Cpl. Douglas Frederick Day of the Royal Air Force, was shot by East German border guards and underwent surgery for a stomach wound in Potsdam East Germany. The incident occurred as he drove a staff car carrying a British officer to the Potsdam liaison mission headquarters. The British protested that the guards fired without warning, firing about 30 machine gun bullets at the clearly marked vehicle. Soviet authorities expressed regret over the incident.
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Berlin
Cpl
Douglas Frederick Day
Royal Air Force
Potsdam
Day
East Germany
Air Strikes Kill About 200 Rebels in Delta Offensive
About 200 Communist guerrillas were killed in a three day government offensive in the Mekong River delta. The losses came mostly from air strikes by American supplied planes. U S Army helicopters that ferried troops in last week’s operations have returned to Saigon.
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Mekong River
U.S
South
Saigon
Salt mix blamed for infant deaths at Binghamton General
Salt in a sugar can allegedly caused six infant deaths at Binghamton General Hospital, with ten more ill from a salt saturated formula. Doctors fought to save four in critical condition as state and local officials opened investigations. A nurse, Lillie Colvin, 29, who refilled the sugar container, was suspended and questioned by the district attorney.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Dist
Stephen Smyk
Youths Admit To Burglaries
Five juveniles aged 14 to 17 confessed to a string of burglaries and car thefts across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Summit County deputies said the youths from Akron and Pennsylvania admitted stealing soft drinks candy bars cheap jewelry watches and at least five cars. They were taken into custody Sunday.
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Akron
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Summit County
Kiss For Wife Triggers Locked Jaw Case
Rochester police say postman Arthur Heveron 43 kissed his wife Sunday and his jaw locked. He was taken to Genesee Hospital to have the jaw set in place.
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Rochester
N.Y
Arthur Heveron
Heveron
Genesee Hospital
Cancer breakthrough claim would save two of three patients
In Phoenix a Sloan-Kettering official said that nearly two thirds of cancer patients could be saved today if all scientific advances were applied. Dr John R Heller of Sloan-Kettering told cancer society researchers that two thirds is possible, though currently only about one third is saved.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John R. Heller
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
American Cancer Society
Science Writers Seminar
Potential Cancer Cure Rates Highlight Detection Emphasis
Dr Heller argues early detection and improved care could raise cure rates. Stomach cancer clinics show 27 percent current cure with 35 percent possible. lung cancer five year survival about 25 percent now, could reach 35 percent. breast cancer survival rising with clinics reporting up to 85 percent and potential national gain of four of five women saved.
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Heller
New York
National Cancer Institute
Johnson to Take Active Role In Full Campaigning
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, at Kennedy's urging, plans extensive campaign activity in about a dozen states before the election. He has agreed to headline four party fund raising rallies and has spoken in New Jersey and Minnesota. Johnson remains a leading campaign speaker behind Kennedy and is set to appear in New York Chicago and other key locales.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John M. Bailey
New Jersey
Minnesota
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
California
Chicago
Richard Daley
Alfred E. Smith
Canal Zone Treaty Undergoes Renegotiation Debate in Panama
Panamanian negotiators led by President Roberto F. Chiari push for more revenue and sovereignty over the Panama Canal as the 1903 treaty granting the U S perpetual rights faces renegotiation. Panamanians seek flag status over the zone or joint flag usage with the United States.
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United States
Canal
Colon
Panama City
Defense chief says money cannot guarantee ICBM defense
Secretary McNamara warns no amount of funds can ensure absolute U S protection from intercontinental ballistic missiles. In other items Wittenberg U president announces anonymous 100000 gift for development. Russian grandmaster Vyacheslav Ragozin dies at 53 in Moscow per Tass.
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United States
Point Pleasant Couple Die In Car Crash
A married couple from Point Pleasant, Robert Knapp 47 and Ada Kathleen Keener Knapp 36 from Richmond Virginia, were killed in a car crash in Point Pleasant at 9 30 p m Sunday. The Knapps leave four children and many relatives. Burial is planned in Grafton West Virginia with arrangements to be announced.
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Lormer
Point Pleasant
Robert Knapp
Ada Kathleen Keener Knapp
Richmond
Knapp
George Keener
Jerrico Rd
Leonidas
Margaret Knapp
Knapps
Dallas Lee
Roberta
Richard
Nina
Keener
Kenneth
Grafton
W. Va
Little Girl Survivor in Crash Tragedy Near New Orleans
In Kenilworth, Louisiana, a one year old girl from a family of five survived a military plane crash that killed her parents Luke Levron 33 Kirby 10 and a year old brother along with four siblings. The C119 developed trouble after refueling at Callender Field and crashed while returning to base.
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New Orleans
Kenilworth
Janice
Luke Levron
Kirby
Ing
Callender Field
Kennedy returns to White House after Florida weekend
President Kennedy resumes duties at the White House following a weekend of political activity and rest in Florida.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Florida
Tariffs Called Devastating Blow to Ohio Valley Glass Industry
A glass workers union president decries Kennedy tariff accords with the European Common Market and 18 others as a devastating blow to Ohio Valley hand blown and hand pressed glass districts. In Abilene Texas, Dr Evan Allard Reiff 54 longtime Hardin Simmons University president since 1953 died Sunday.
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Toledo
A _ glass workers union
U.S
Ohio Valley
Kennedy
Abilene
Texas
Evan Allard Reiff
Hardin-Simmons University
Cleveland drive aims to win 275000 women for seat belt use
Cleveland plans a drive to enlist 275000 women to urge motorists to install seat belts in cars. In Toledo thieves stole over $1000 in stamps and coins from the Toledo Stamp Collectors Club exhibit.
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Cleveland
Greater
Toledo
Toledo Stamp Collectors Club
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