Five Charged In British Great Train Robbery Case
Five hooded suspects including two sisters were arraigned in a Linslade magistrates court and charged with involvement in Britain’s great train robbery or receiving part of the loot. William Boal denied the charge as police say the case links to the Glasgow night mail heist.
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Britain
London
William Boal
Boal
Linslade
Cheddington
Glasgow
Surrey
Bournemouth
Roger John Cowdery
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
Minnesota Sets 35 Day Duck Season Across State
Minnesota Conservation Department announces a 35 day duck season from Oct 5 to Nov 8 with a daily limit of three and possession limit of six. Goose hunting runs Oct 5 to Dec 13 with five birds daily and in possession. Open season excludes redheads and canvasbacks.
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State
ST. Paul
Minnesota Conservation Department
Wayne Olson
Minnesota
Olson
Mississippi
Mississippi Flyway Council
Interior Department
Wallace Plans to Attack Kennedy Civil Rights Program
Gov. George Wallace heads to the Southern Governors Conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to push a resolution seeking withdrawal of federal support for the planned August 29 civil rights demonstration in Washington.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Kennedy
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Wallace
United States
Washington
Citywide Farm to Market Day Draws Big Turnout
Thronged business areas marked the third year of the Cham ber of Commerce Farm to Market Day. The event showcased strong seller and buyer participation, highlighting urban rural relations.
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Chamber of Commerce
St Paul Couple Found Dead in Lake Cabin in Gas Alarm
Bodies of Henry James Freeman, 78, and his wife aged in their 70s were found in a Long Lake cabin near Remer Minnesota. Deputy James Godfrey said both died of apparent asphyxia from a burning gas stove with doors and windows closed. The couple last seen Saturday and had planned to stay through the weekend.
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Remer, Minn
St. Paul
Remer
James Godfrey
Cass County
Henry James Freeman
Long Lake
Minnesota
Godfrey
Freemans
Freeman
Lake Place
Blaze Destroys Duluth Warehouse Housing New Cars
A lakefront warehouse of Arrowhead Steel Distributors in downtown Duluth burned early today. The fire destroyed the nearly block-long wooden structure with corrugated iron roofing and 35 to 40 new automobiles stored by Verne D. Johnson Oldsmobile Co. No loss estimate was available. Police sealed off the area as a column of black smoke hung over the downtown district.
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Duluth, Minn
Arrowhead Steel Distributors, Inc
Duluth
Verne D. Johnson
Oldsmobile Co
Arrowhead Steel
Winthrop Man Killed in Collision
A Winthrop man died after a two vehicle crash on Highway 68 about 12 miles southeast of New Ulm. Wilbert Borchert, 35, died on arrival at a New Ulm hospital. three other occupants were hospitalized for treatment and observation.
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New Ulm
Minn
Winthrop
Wilbert Borchert
Dale Buschert
Max Borchert
Orville Schilmen
Thomas Richter
Hillsboro
N.D
Hawley
Ex-Convict Arraigned in Robbery
Ex-convict Sam McCoy, 35, charged with first degree robbery and third degree burglary, arraigned in Alexandria Minnesota municipal court. He waived preliminary hearing, bonds set at 10000 and 5000, confession reported, chase spanned 18 miles with shots fired at a gas station before capture. He faces potential immediate upper court action if he pleads guilty.
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Alexandria
McCoy
California
Highway 52
Evansville
Tax bill would push bigger cuts than Kennedy proposed
The sweeping tax reduction bill seeks faster cuts and close to 11 billion dollars in relief, surpassing Kennedy's 10.3 billion target. Key lawmakers doubt passage this year as the House Ways and Means panel prepares final language and eyes an early test in the House next month.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
High Court Reverses Murder Conviction For New Trial
The Minnesota Supreme Court reversed the 18 year old Minneapolis youth Biron conviction for third degree murder ruling police used improper methods to obtain a confession. The ruling orders a new trial for Biron, who was with two juveniles at the March 10 1962 slaying of Anne Danielski.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court Today
Minneapolis
John F. Biron
Hennepin County
Anne Danielski
Biron
St. Cloud Reformatory
Youth Conservation Commission
University of Minnesota
Layne-Minnesota Co
Layne-Minnesota
Meredith Assured as First Negro Graduation Planned
James H. Meredith relaxed with his wife and son in Jackson as the Mississippi College Board overrode Gov. Barnett to allow Meredith to graduate from the University of Mississippi. The board voted 6-5 for no action on delaying graduation, amid Barnett’s claim the statements merited investigation for possible directive violations.
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Jackson
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
Kosciusko
State College Board
Barnett
Meredith
Witnesses Build Up Good Case for Ratifying Pact
Three Senate committee chairmen said administration witnesses present a strong case for ratifying the limited nuclear test ban treaty. They noted military and diplomatic testimony supports ratification though one chairman kept an open mind. Joint hearings featured CIA Director McCone and JCS Chairman Taylor affirming support without pressure.
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Russell
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Russ Ship Rescues U.S. Pilot After Jet Mishap
An American airman ejected from an F286 jet that lost a wing over the ocean was picked up by a Russian fishing vessel at sea and awaits U S Coast Guard arrival. The incident occurred near Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
U.S. Coast Guard
Goldberg Denies Stay, Lets Marcos Perez Jimenez Extradition Proceed
Justice Arthur J. Goldberg refused to halt the extradition of former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez. He barred a stay while a charter plane was ready at Miami Airport to return him to Venezuela to face embezzlement charges totaling 13 million dollars. Perez Jimenez had previously faced murder accusations in Venezuela, but a lower judge ruled he would be tried for embezzlement. He has been jailed in Miami since December 12, 1962.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Treasury
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court Today
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez Jimenez
Goldberg
Miami
United States
Venezuela
Rusk Sees Possible Pact to Cut Surprise Attack Risk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a pact with the Soviet Union to reduce the danger of surprise attack is possible if Moscow does not demand conditions on East West force cuts. He noted talks with Britain on refugee protection from Cuba and dismissed a global nuclear disarmament conference as ineffective. He urged support for a $4 billion foreign aid program as central to U S policy.
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Rusk
Tary
Dean Rusk
Russia
Europe
United States
Britain
Cuba
Charles de Gaulle
Gaulle
Congress
House
Cohen Regains Consciousness After Injury At Penitentiary
Mickey Cohen, 49, regains consciousness at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Hospital after a skull fracture from an iron pipe blow. Officials report he is mentally clear with normal vital signs following surgery to repair skull damage.
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Atlanta
Mickey Cohen
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Hospital
Cohen
Fire Destroys Lakeville Kon Tiki Club
Fire destroyed the Kon Tiki Club near Orchard Lake in Lakeville. Owner George Gorhorski estimated losses around $300,000 for a 100 by 75 foot two story building as Lakeville and Savage fire crews fought the blaze. U S Soviet UK agree to joint weather satellite program and Echo type satellite experiments.
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Lakeville Club
Lakeville
Minn
Orchard Lake
George Gorhorski
Savage
U. S
Soviet UK
Washington
United States
Russia
Hae
Prince Edward Free School Board Moves to Restore Negro Education
Richmond AP report says the Prince Edward Free School Association trustees act to resume formal schooling for Negro students in the southside county who have been without classrooms for four years. St Paul AP notes grain truck runaway issues on Duluth hills shifted to the Highway Department by state authorities.
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Richmond, Va
Prince Edward Free School Association
Southside
ST. Paul
Duluth Hills
Highway Department
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
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