Chicago Mob Terror in Night Clubs Exposed in Senate Hearing
Senate investigators probe Chicago night clubs tied to crime syndicates with testimony from dancer Anita Lapouchok and AGVA officials. Mob figures including Joey Aiuppa invoke the Fifth Amendment as prosecutors allege union complicity and exploitation of entertainers. Police describe front ownership and fear campaigns, while five operators plead immunity and avoid details.
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Washington
Chicago
Entertainers’ Union
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Anita Lapouchok
Canada
Joey Aiuppa
American Guild of Variety Artists
Ann O’connor
Martin Cavanaugh
AGVA
Louis Cantone
Vice and
Chicago Police Department
Donald Rarick Loses Local 227 Presidency Bid
In Pittsburgh AP reports Donald Rarick, rival to the top United Steelworkers leadership, loses re election as president of USW Local 227. Robert Baron defeats Rarick 1223 to 879 in Tuesday balloting with Barons backing from USW President David J. McDonald. Local 227 represents 5000 workers at U S Steel Irvin Works. Rarick had led since 1958 and previously contested McDonald in 1957.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Rarick
United Steelworkers
USW
Robert Baron
Rarick
Baron
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Irvin Works
McDonald
Calif man and Illinois man admit looting vending machines
Mason City Iowa Harold Callender 33 of La Puente California and Warren Coffin Jr. 27 of Galesburg Illinois signed statements admitting looting vending machines in several Iowa cities. Police Chief Risacher said the statements dated Thursday admit lootings at Mason City Waterloo Cedar Falls and a few points in Minnesota.
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Mason City
Iowa
Harold Callender
la Puente Calif
Warren Coffin Jr
Galesburg
Ill
Leo F. Risacher
Risacher
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Young Gary Nansen Named Director of Michigan Aging Commission
Lansing Michigan AP reports Gary Nansen 25 was appointed Thursday to lead the Michigan Commission on the Aging. The appointment marks a rare youthful choice for the agency overseeing senior services and policy.
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Lansing, Mich
Gary Nansen
Michigan
Commission
Fair Rate Could Reduce Rail Mergers Needs
Rasmussen says an equitable rate structure would lessen or remove the need for railroad mergers. He urges Congress to consider substantial tax reductions to ensure maximum service, while supporting a bill to halt major rail mergers temporarily if assets exceed 200 million dollars.
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Rasmussen
Washington
Minnesota Railroad & Warehouse Commission
Paul A. Rasmussen
Congress
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Kennedy seeks House aid to loosen Senate foreign aid clamp
President Kennedy presses House to erase Senate limits on aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and to consider a trade bill provision denying MFN privileges. Ambassadors Kennan and Cabot criticized the Senate move as hurting U S aims to loosen Moscow's grip. House approval uncertain amid Democratic divides. Party leaders weigh inviting Kennan and Cabot to brief committees.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
George F. Kennan
Belgrade
John Moors Cabot
Warsaw
U.S
Moscow
State Department
Ways and Means Committee
Vera Ralston and Producer Drop Divorce
In Santa Monica California Vera Ralston and Herbert J Yates ended their estrangement with a court conference on her $5500 monthly alimony pending divorce. The pair emerged smiling and hinted at a possible second honeymoon in Italy as they reconcile.
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Vera Ralston
Drop Divorce
Santa Monica
Calif
Herbert J. Yates
Superior Court
Miss Ralston
Republic Pictures
Yates
Italy
Surprise Test Alert Draws 5000 West Berlin Troops
About five thousand U S troops in West Berlin rushed from their barracks to tactical positions at 3 30 am for a surprise test alert. After four hours they returned as such exercises are held irregularly to test the garrison's readiness.
Pacific Blast Monday Aims for 125 Miles
The United States plans a nuclear test at Johnston Island southwest of Hawaii, aiming for a blast at least 125 miles high with about one million tons of TNT energy. The test window is 11 p.m. Monday to 2:30 a.m. Tuesday Hawaii time, 4 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Eastern. If weather or technical issues delay beyond that period, a later date will be chosen.
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Pacific
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
Hawaii
De Gaulle Relaxed Amid New Plot to Assassinate Him
VELOUL France President Charles de Gaulle continued a hand shaking tour in east central France under reinforced security after discovery of another assassination plot. He appeared relaxed and unworried, greeting crowds in village streets with broad smiles and shaking many outstretched hands.
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de Gaulle
Veloul
France
Charles de Gaulle
Fort Dodge Bar Raided In Liquor Bust
In Fort Dodge Iowa the proprietor A G Nichols and bartender Richard Hanson were released on bond after a Thursday night raid at Nick s Bar and Lounge where 30 bottles of liquor were confiscated Hanson s wife Rowena was charged with bootlegging and all three faced liquor violation charges
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Nick's
A. G. Nichols
Richard A. Hanson
Des Moines
Hanson
Rowena
20000 Lions Fly To French Meeting In NICE
An airlift of 20000 Lions is under way for the international convention opening on the French Riviera June 21. The first plane, carrying 141 American club officials, arrived from Chicago.
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Nice
France
Worldwide
Men's Organization
French Riviera
Chicago
New Trial Granted in Minnesota Highway Land Case
Minnesota Supreme Court grants a new trial to Otto J. Truhler of New Brighton in a condemnation dispute over 2.6 acres for Trunk Highway 393 in Ramsey County. Truhler valued the land at 20500 dollars, land commissioners paid 12625, and a Ramsey County jury awarded 6200. Justice Gallagher notes trial error in evidence admission.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Otto J. Truhler
New Brighton
Ramsey County
Truhler
State
Thomas Gallagher
Three Named Eligible for Northfield Postmaster Job
The Civil Service Commission announced Burnett H. Voss Joseph S. Wang and Donald D. Lindberg are eligible for the Northfield Minnesota postmastership. President Kennedy may nominate any of the three subject to Senate confirmation. Voss is acting postmaster. Fourteen applicants sought the $6870 yearly position.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Burnett H. Voss
Joseph S. Wang
Donald D. Lindberg
Northfield
Scooter rider killed in Des Moines crash
Ronald Hopkins, 17, of Des Moines, died Thursday when his motor scooter hit a utility pole. Services will be held Saturday for L Dee Mal lonee, 72, a retired attorney and former state representative who died Wednesday after a long illness.
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Des Moines
Ronald Hopkins
Audubon & —Services
L. Dee Mallonee
Iowa Eagles Hold 54th Convention With Parade
Davenport reports the 54th annual Iowa State Fraternal Order of Eagles convention opens with a parade. State officers will be elected during the three day event.
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Davenport
Iowa State Fraternal Order of Eagles
Confederate Flags to Mississippi Governor Highlight Civil War Ceremonies
Des Moines reports two captured Confederate flags to Gov Ross Barnett will highlight Civil War ceremonies in the Midwest Friday and Saturday. Guthrie Center party leaders set June 26 for county attorney nominee at Republican county convention after canvass shows no primary winner. Ames has farm economist Francis Kutish seeking change of venue in a case over Star Shetland ponies with July 16 hearing. Kutish charged with neglecting ponies on his Ames area farm. Mason City notes Harris F Seidel, Ames water and sewage director, elected 1962-63 vice president of the Water Pollution Control Federation.
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Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Guthrie Center
Ames
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Kutish
Mason City
Harris F. Seidel
Water Pollution Control Federation
Gun Cleaning Mishap Kills Humboldt Station Operator
Humboldt Minnesota AP reports Donald Brown 43, owner of a service station, was accidentally killed when a heavy duty rifle discharged while he cleaned it. Officials say the weapon discharged as he pulled it toward him on a bench, striking him through the heart.
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Humboldt, Minn
Donald Brown
Kittson County
Brown
Bernard Baruch's Brother Dies at 88 in Miami Beach
Sailing W. Baruch, 88, a retired New York banker and stock broker and brother of financier Bernard M. Baruch, died Thursday in Miami Beach where he had lived since 1930.
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Miami Beach
Fla
W. Baruch
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Ten year old heir to forty million for Duke fortune
Walker P. Skipper Inman Jr, a reserved 10 year old from a rural South Carolina community, inherits most of the 40 million estate of his grandmother Nanaline H. Duke. The will was admitted to probate in New York. He has lived with relatives near the Georgia border since his parents died. He attends a local elementary school and helps with a pony and pool life at the Lightsey home. His aunt is Doris Duke.
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Brunson
S.C
South Carolina
Walker P
Skipper) Inman Jr
Nanaline H. Duke
Skipper
Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
Hugh Lightsey
Susan Inman
Susan
University of South Carolina
Georgetown
Lightsey
Young Inman
Duke
William P. Inman
Atlanta
Nanaline Holt
Macon
Doris Duke
Blind Negro Singer Ray Charles Loses Breach Suit
In Fulton Civil Court, Ray Charles paid a $757 breach of contract judgment after refusing to sing at a segregated Augusta dance, arguing Negroes could attend only as spectators. Charles, Albany native and noted recording star who went blind at eight, faced suit from Arthur T. Wilson over advertising costs.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ray Charles
Fulton
Augusta
Charles
Albany, Ga
Guy Taylor
Taylor
Arthur T. Wilson
Good Samaritan Pact Opens Washington Trip For Duane
Graduating classmates of cancer stricken Duane Richardson voted to donate their $700 for a trip to Washington to help pay for his isotope treatments. The total gifts rise to $1,600 in cash and pledges. The class plans to go, perhaps Monday, and Duane will join if he improves and can travel.
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Glen Lake
Mich
Duane Richardson
Washington
Duane
Eugene Richardson
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