Government to Indict U S Communist Party Over Registration
The Justice Department plans a new indictment against the U S Communist Party for failing to register as a Soviet agent, aiming to time the move to avoid a 1961 reversal and possibly force a volunteer registration through a grand jury. The party faces disclosure of records, finances, and publications if registered.
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Washington
U.S
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Communist Action Group
United States
Maryland Prison Educates Inmates For Diplomas
Maryland Penitentiary hosts a graduation ceremony with 41 senior and 47 junior high students earning equivalency certificates and diplomas. Superintendent Vernon L. Pepersack notes the program began in 1951 and runs evenings with volunteer teachers. 768 students enrolled this year, at $30 per student for books and supplies.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Penitentiary
School of Adult Education
State Board of Education
Dis
Jonathan Sellers
Sellers
Vernon L. Pepersack
Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
State College dormitory conversion ruling ends no prosecution
Stearns County Attorney Roger Nierengarten criticized the State College Board but said no criminal intent or law violation occurred as the attempted conversion of a St. Cloud State College dormitory into a president’s home did not take place. Whitney House was purchased with a 1955 legislative appropriation and stock gifts from the Whitney family.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Stearns County
Roger Nierengarten
State College Board
St. Cloud State College
Whitney
Dr Raymond Tibbetts Dies at 75 in Camden Maine
Dr Raymond W Tibbetts 75 a Camden Maine inventor and manufacturer of hearing aid microphones and a pioneer of an electric ice cream cabinet died Friday in Camden Maine.
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Camden
Maine
Raymond W. Tibbetts
Playwright Mrs. George Wright Hamlin Dies in Canandaigua
Mrs. George Wright Hamlin a 93 year old playwright author and community leader known for her play Alexander Hamilton died Friday in Canandaigua New York AP reports.
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Canandaigua, N.Y
George Wright Hamlin
Alexander Hamilton
Soviets Hand Over Missiles to Cuba With Warnings
The Soviet Union reportedly hands over operation of its 24 base SAMs in Cuba to Cuban forces with a warning against firing at U S reconnaissance planes. About 600 to 800 Soviet troops left last month with 1,200 more to depart. a training mission of 800 to 1,000 remains. The OAS votes to meet July 21 to consider breaking ties with Castro. Venezuela seeks sanctions. Mexico abstains.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Castro
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Viet Cong Shoot Down Helicopter Kills 2 U.S. Airmen
In the Mekong delta near Tra Vinh, a U.S. Army armed helicopter was shot down in flames, killing two American aviators and a Vietnamese observer. The incident raises U.S. combat losses to 148. Wounded survivors were evacuated to Saigon hospital.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Binh
U.S
Viet Nam
Tra Vinh
Three Negro Churches to Replace Old Ones
In Sasser Georgia three new Negro churches will be dedicated Sunday replacing those burned during 1962 racial troubles. Nationwide contributions topped $100,000 to rebuild the churches with Mount Olive Baptist Church, the largest destroyed, hosting the dedication.
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Sasser, Ga
Mount Olive Baptist Church
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Volun
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City Recorder
R. F. Hanson
Soviets
Austin (Minn
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BUICK
Cindy Sue
Nabisco
Golden Dairy
Sterling Shopping Center
Austin
Auto Bank
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Sunset Gold
Hamburger Buns
Hormel
Crete
Vulcan
Excelsior Ave
Minneapolis
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