Mob leaders fear Valachi testimony exposes more
A confidential insider notes organized crime bosses fear Senate hearings will reveal more of Joseph Valachi’s disclosures about Cosa Nostra. Valachi, who named Vito Genovese as a top underworld figure, faces a life threat and has been kept under heavy guard as he prepares for Capitol Hill testimony.
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Joseph BE. Mowabat
Washington
Senate
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Leavenworth
Kan
Atlanta
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
Exile forces claim first success in Haitian revolt
Haitian exile spokesman Paul Verna says rebel Gen. Leon Cantave seized Mont Organise in the Riviere du Nord Mountains as his army of several hundred exiles presses a guerrilla campaign to topple Francois Duvalier. The Duvalier government and Pravda deny the claim. Krasnaya Zvezda criticizes U.S. stance on the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Leon Cantave
Francois Duvalier
Paul Verna
Cantave
Mont Organise
Riviere du Nord
Duvalier
Bolivian miners strike hits most tin mines nationwide
In La Paz authorities warned of legal action against striking workers as the government plans to reorganize the mining sector. The Bolivian Miners' Federation says 16 of 25 tin mines were affected, with about 21,000 miners out of 25,000 participation.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Bolivian Miners’ Federation
Hong Kong Police Engage Unknown Vessel Off Miri Bay
An exchange of fire occurred ten days ago near Miri Bay east of Hong Kong between a Hong Kong police launch and an armed looking Chinese Communist motor junk. Three police constables were wounded by gunshots from the unidentified vessel in British territorial waters according to a belated Hong Kong government statement.
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Hong Kong
Miri Bay
Congo to appoint Massamba Debat as chief of government
In Brazzaville the Congo republic army announced Alphonse Massamba Debat 42 will assume the role of chief of government replacing Fulbert Youlou, who has led the country since independence. Debat will not be provisional president.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Alphonse Massamba Debat
Massamba-Debat
Fulbert Youlou
France
Soviet Union accuses US and China of impeding peace
Moscow reports the Soviet Union charging that the United States and Red China are acting to undermine efforts toward peace, signaling heightened Cold War tensions between the blocs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
Scholars Decide on Books for White House Library
The White House library will house 1,790 titles in about 2,600 volumes chosen by Yale Librarian James T. Babb with input from historians Lyman Butterfield and Julian Boyd. The collection spans American history, literature, science, geography, politics, journalism and more.
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Washington
White House
James T. Babb
Yale University
Babb
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lyman Butterfield
Boston
Julian Boyd
Princeton University
China Reds Probe Indian Border Not Clear Says Nehru
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese Communists are probing along the Indian border and amassing strength in Tibet. He warned they may be preparing for another thrust into India using forward bases.
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New Delhi
Tibet
Nehru
India
Martial Law Imposed On Hue And Nha Trang
Martial law was declared in Hue and Nha Trang after a Buddhist monk burned himself to death in Hue amid a week of self immolations. U S personnel were restricted to barracks at night in both cities as troops surrounded pagodas and civil servants were urged to stay indoors.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
Nha’rang
U.S
Thich Tien Dieu
Ihem
Tu Dam
Diem
Chicago protests target school chief over mobile classrooms
In Chicago, demonstrators opposing mobile classrooms at a South Side site shift focus to Benjamin C. Willis, the city school superintendent, as tensions over the project rise.
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Chicago
South Side
Benjamin C. Willis
Two-Man Sub Tested Off West Coast
SAN CLEMENTE Calif AP a two man submarine built for deep sea operation is being tested off the Southern California coast. The design offers airplane like maneuverability and uses fixed buoyancy with an external hull. Unmanned tests precede manned dives planned at San Clemente and Puget Sound.
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California
San Clemente
Calif
Navy
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
August Piccard
Bathyscaphe Trieste
Puget Sound
Washington
U S Ready to Accent Nik's Bid in Disarmament Talks
In Geneva the United States says it will support Khrushchev's idea for ground observation posts to deter a surprise nuclear strike. Ambassador Stelle asks for Soviet elaboration to reach agreement on operation, while noting no need for linked aerial or radar safety measures.
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Geoffrey Atkins
Geneva
United States
O Accent
Khrushchev
Tron Curtain
U.S
Charles Ootelle
Stelle
Kremlin
Planes Bomb and Strafe Cuban Sugar Mills and Refinery
Cuban radio reports an unidentified plane bombed the Bolivia sugar mill in Camaguey Province at 4 05 a m and strafed another sugar mill while antiaircraft batteries fired at a plane over the Nico Lopez refinery in Havana Bay, formerly the Esso refinery now nationalized.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Nico Lopez
Havana Bay
U.S
Esso
Cuba
Armed Forces Ministry
Bolivia
Camaguey
Two Die Cleaning Cesspool in North Dakota
In Bucyrus North Dakota two men died and three others fell ill from fumes while cleaning a cesspool on the Curtis Markegaard farm. The deceased were Dean Markegaard about 19 and his uncle Winston Markegaard. Hospitalized were Curtis Markegaard and two unidentified men. Authorities say the deaths followed efforts to aid others who were affected.
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Bucyrus
N.D
Cesspool
Dean Markegaard
Winston Markegaard
Hettinger
Curtis Markegaard
Dean
Peace Corps Vets Draw Businesses Across Sectors
The Peace Corps reports about 400 veterans completed two years abroad by June with 325 more set to finish this year. Firms abroad and at home seek qualified volunteers for roles paying around 750 dollars monthly or more. Government leaders including Kennedy and Murrow urge public service paths. Education and fellowships expand options, with the Ford Foundation funding a 400000 dollar Peace Corps fellowship program.
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Peace Corps
United States
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
USTA
Public Health Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ford Foundation
Monticello Man Convicted Over Elm Logs Order
A Monticello carpenter Francis Klein, 42, was convicted of failing to obey a Minnesota Department of Agriculture order to destroy or treat elm logs harboring beetles spreading Dutch Elm disease. Judge Clifford Olson fined him 100 dollars, suspended on compliance with future directives. Klein challenged state power to order destruction without compensation.
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Monticello, Minn
Monticello
Minnesota
Klein
Tot Rides Bus as Mother Frantically Reports Loss
In Brooklyn Freddie Dicks, two and a half, slipped from his mother while she bought a rubber ball. He boarded a bus through a rear exit, rode about four miles, fell asleep, and was found by driver Edward Gorman who brought him to police. Mother and boy were reunited despite Freddie's silence.
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New York
Freddie Dicks
Brooklyn
Freddie
Edward Gorman
Fugitives Escape Cuban Kidnapping on British Island
Ten Cuban fugitives including Julio Fernandez escaped a kidnap attempt on Aguilla Cay as 19 surrendered to Fidel Castro loyalists. U S aircraft and Coast Guard observed from nearby British territory while refugees, led by presbyterian pastor Mario Raul Alonso Fambrana, were evacuated to Key West and Miami. District and British authorities faced calls for naval response to curb future incidents.
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Miami
Fla
Julio Fernandez
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Aguilla Cay
Fernandez
Havana
U.S
Coast Guard
J. E. Mitts
Denver
Mitts
Washington
State Department
Richard Phillips
Key
Atheist to Fight Nuns in Public Education
Mrs. Madalyn Murray of Baltimore plans to start an atheist center near Stockton and will file a lawsuit within 24 hours of her son Garth starting school to challenge Catholic nuns teaching in Kansas public schools. Her son William previously involved in Maryland cases leading to Bible reading ruling by the Supreme Court.
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Stockton
Kan
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Kansas
Murray
William
Maryland
U.S. Supreme Court
Garth
Hayes
Deadly jellyfish spotted off Deal Casino Beach
A two foot diameter jellyfish with dangerous sting was pulled from the Atlantic at Deal Casino Beach, N J. Lifeguards buried another carcass days earlier. Marine officials noted cold ocean temps and rigid water likely killed the jellyfish while currents washed them ashore along with reports from Long Island beaches.
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Deal
N.J
Atlantic Ocean
Deal Casino Beach
Jerry Zimmerman
North Atlantic
Long Island
N.Y
Williamson furnace line promises 25 year heat exchanger guarantee
Hill Heating & Roofing Inc offers Williamson furnaces with a 25 year heat exchanger warranty across its new line. The ad notes lower costs upfront and promotions with no payment until next year, urging customer visits or calls to John at 506 NE. 10th St. HE 3-8801.
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Williamson
John
Hill Heating & Roofing Inc
10Th St
Rustin Denies Thurmond Charges Over Civil Rights March
Bayard Rustin calls Thurmond's charges demonstrably false denying he was a Communist member and that he was jailed 28 months for draft evasion. A. Philip Randolph backs Rustin's character and ability amid the Senate dispute over the August 28 march on Washington.
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New York
Bayard Rustin
Washington
Strom Thurmond
D S.C
Communist Party
Rustin
Thurmond
Austin
A. Philip Randolph
March
Negro-American Labor Council
Randolph
Bayard Austin
Senate
St Paul firm to defend Mastrian in murder case
The St. Paul law firm of Cochrane Thomson and Bresnahan will defend Norman J. Mastrian charged with first degree murder in the March 6 fatal beating and stabbing of Carol Thompson, wife of St. Paul lawyer T Eugene Thompson.
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ST. Paul
Cochrane, Thomson and Bresnahan
Norman J. Mastrian
Carol Thompson
T. Eugene Thompson
Peter Potter Volume Six Childrens Classics Set
A collection titled Peter Potter Volume Six features Groups 1 and 2 including The Three Little Pigs The Magic Pot Silly Joe and Sing a Toons Where Has My Little Dog Gone and A Hunting We Will Go.
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Peter Potter
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