Sheriffs Haul in 62 Potential Koza Jurors
Sixty two new candidates for the Michael Koza murder jury appeared in Superior Court after deputy sheriffs gathered them since yesterday. It marks the first Berkshire County case in 1946 where jurors are drawn from the highways and byways. Judge Francis J. Quirico dismissed 11 for legal exemptions and ordered remaining 51 jurors identified. Exemptions included several officers and prior jurors. jurors cautioned not to discuss the case.
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Michael Koza
Superior Court
Berkshire
Francis J. Quirico
John Kanzler
Richmond
Arthur N. Clark
Leo F. Jordan
Adams
John E. Raifsianger
Great Barrington
Richard O'Brien
Barbara K. Rawson
William E. Pierson
Lee
Malcolm F. Wheeler
West Stockbridge
Louis A. Jemolins
Percy RK. Garafano
Peter Skorput Jr
Quirico
Japan
North Y Adams
Norman E. Ott
Thomas R. King
James M. Lilly
Raymond Mahar
Dean Brown
Russell’ Marchio
Housatonic
Inez Eldridge
Neal H. Flint
Lenox
Lester J. Griffin
Lanesboro
Pittsfield
Ten White Students Back at William Frantz School
Ten white students returned to classes at integrated William Frantz school in New Orleans, undermining boycotts. Pickets dwindled to about a dozen as two girls in a foreign car arrived. Rev. Lloyd Foreman and others accompanied a small group, while only three Negro pupils attended McDonogh No. 19. Deputy marshals escorted three Negro girls into William Frantz amid tense scenes.
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New Orleans
William Frantz School
Mothers of the Arena
Lloyd Foreman
Pamela Lynn
Pamela
William Frantz
McDonogh No. 19
McDonagh
U.S
Save Our Schools
Five Day Forecast Shows Seasonal Normal Near 29 Degrees
The forecast indicates temperatures through Wednesday will average near 29 degrees. It calls for a colder Sunday with scattered snow flurries and a gradual warming trend from Monday through Wednesday.
Lumumba Captured for Trial in Leopoldville Return
In Leopoldville Mobutu announced fugitive Premier Patrice Lumumba was captured near Port Francqui by 180 soldiers and would be transported by DC-3 to Leopoldville for trial. Anicet Kashamura, Lumumba's information minister, was among those arrested. authorities expect Lumumba to arrive within a day or two.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Binza
Lumumba
Port Francqui
Here
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Kasavubu
Anicet Kashamura
Kasai River
Leo Miles
Stré Poldville
Missionaries killed in Congo by cannibals in Katanga
Elisabethville reports two evangelical missionaries killed last week in north Katanga by Baluhari tribesmen. The victims were Elton George Behrent Knaus of New Plymouth New Zealand aged 50 and Edmund Wodgson of Blackpool England. U N troops have searched for the bodies without success.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Onl
Katanga
Elisabethville
Elton George Behrent Knaus
New Plymouth
New Zealand
Edmund Wodgson
Blackpool
England
U.N
Belgium protests Nasser seizure of two firms in Egypt
Belgium recalls its Cairo envoy after the government protests to the United Arab Republic over the nationalization of the Belgian International Bank in Egypt and the Cairo Electric Railways & Heliopolis Oasis Co. Officials value the properties at 516 million and seek international redress, possibly via The Hague. The move follows Congo tensions and Belgian advisers blamed for the envoy’s expulsion.
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Brussels
Belgium
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamel
Spoksemen
U.A R
Egypt
International Court
The
Hague
U.A.R
Congo
Monkeys Roam Stockholm Neighborhood, Baffle Police
Two tropical monkeys have been spotted in a Stockholm residential area. Zoo manager K. Curry-Lindhal says residents call police reporting sightings, but the primates vanish before authorities arrive. The cold weather contrasts with the monkeys’ roaming in the neighborhood.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tropics
K. Curry-Lindhal
House Rules Chief Denies Rightist Coalition Move
Rep. Howard W. Smith of Virginia rejected claims that a formal coalition between Southern Democrats and Republicans to block Kennedy liberal agenda is forming. He called a recent meeting with Halleck and Colmer purely informal and said no agreement was reached. He warned against changing the House rules committee structure and rejected accusations of bottling up bills.
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Washington
UPI
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
John F. Kennedy
Smith
House Rules Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
William Colmer
D-Miss
Virginia Democrat
Rates Committee
House
Anglican Church Head and Pope Meet Cordially
VATICAN CITY The Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope John XXIII held an unprecedented 53 minute meeting in the papal library. The Vatican communique described a cordial, sympathetic atmosphere and noted it was a courtesy visit with no specific issues discussed. Archbishop Fisher spoke of a warming of relations and the need for unity among Christians while stressing that union would require reconciliation of jurisdictions and authorities.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Canterbury
Jerusalem
Istanbul
Archbishop -An
Fisher
All Saints Church
Christendom
John XXIII
Geoffrey Fisher
Rome
All Saints’ Church
British Press Protests Photo Ban
British newspapers protested a Vatican ban on photos of the meeting between the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury. The press noted Rome’s cool stance and suggested ecclesiastical authorities were nervous, with the Daily Telegraph reporting the ban gave the impression of unease.
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London
Today
Vatican
Canterbury
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Patrolman Hughes Dies Suddenly in Pittsfield
Police officer Francis R. Hughes, 58, of 103 Howard Street and longtime traffic bureau member, died at St. Luke's Hospital after reportedly collapsing on duty. Appointed 1927, he left in 1945 to run a theater venture, rejoined in 1948, and served as reserve since 1926. Body taken to Kelly Funeral Home.
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Francis R. Hughes
Howard St
Pittsfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Lenox
Hughes
Harry G. West
Komeo Theater
Richard C. Larrow
Force
Capeless
Camille L. Marcel
Mughes
Fred T. Francis
Department
Kelly Funeral Home
Kennedy selects David Bell as budget director at Harvard ties
President-elect Kennedy named David E. Bell, Harvard economist and Littauer Center head, as budget director. Bell, 41, will liaise with Eisenhower budget chief Maurice Stans and tailor Eisenhower proposals to the Kennedy pattern. Bell’s background includes service with Truman and the Budget Bureau, with a starting salary of 22500 dollars.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
David E. Bell
Harvard
Kennedy
Georgetown
Bell
Harvard Littauer Center For Public Administration
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Maurice E. Stans
White House
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Budget Bureau
Charles Murphy
Truman
Williams
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Lovett
New York
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Sheriffs
Koza
Clifford E. de ‘Celies
Ralph P. Froso
Ira D. Hayford
James A. Lohnes
Thomas T. Masson
Dominic F. Perrone
Francis A. Pike
John B. Poland
Chitford F. Reynolds
P. Norman Roy
Seagrave
Henry J. Soj
Lester R. Horton
Alfred E. Jette
Ira G. Houk
Russell S. Kents
Williamstown
Thomas. L. King’ S
Gov. Ribicoff
Nasser
Abraham Ribbott Kennedy
Hervard
House Rules
Habieck
Tonio Samore
Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Patrolman
Ribicoff
Congress
Senate
Rep
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
Interior
Udall
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