TV Boxing Payoffs Tied to IBC Influence Probe
Washington AP report details an IBC payment of 10008 to two influential figures to assist promoted telecast boxing shows. Former IBC president testified Truman Gibson rejected the claim the funds were bribes. John Bonomi presented the payoff description as part of Senate hearings. Kearns allegedly earned by arranging matches for midweek fights. Carbo foe linked, while Mrs Carbo was paid 34000 to 45000 under Viola Masters.
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IBC
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Carbo
Viola Masters
Gibson
Gideon
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New York
Chicago
Supreme Court
International Boxing Managers Guild
Bonomi
Jack Kearns
Helto
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Rocky Gibson
Marciano
Public Divided On Post for Bob Kennedy
Washington sources reported public sentiment split over appointing Robert Kennedy as attorney general. Pierre Salinger cited editorials and mail divided on the issue while stressing Kennedy seeks top-caliber appointees regardless of sex or race.
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Bob Kennedy
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Publi
Sen. Kennedy
Robert
Pierre Salinger
Women’s National Press Club
Salinger
Robert Kennedy
Senate
John L. McClellan
D. Ark
Kennedy
New York
University scientists study rocket blowups at UC Richmond
University of California researchers in Richmond investigate why certain rocket launches fail on their pads and explore possible fixes. The project aims to identify failure modes and develop safety measures for future launches, involving lab tests and field observations.
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Richmond, Calif
UPI
University of California
Supreme Court rules interstate terminals must serve Black riders
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision by Justice Black, ruled that restaurants in interstate bus terminals must serve Negro travelers. Bruce Boynton, fined $10 in Richmond for refusing to leave a white restaurant, argued due process and equal protection as well as interstate commerce grounds. Whittaker dissented, noting the restaurant was privately owned and not shown to be carrier-controlled.
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Howard University
Washington,d.c
Selma
Ala
Beynton
U.S
Walter E. Rogers
Virginia
High Tribunal
Black
Whittaker
High Court
Thirteen Children Hurt When School Bus Upsets in Michigan
CROSWELL Mich. Eleven to thirteen children were injured when a school bus carrying about 50 pupils from St Patrick's grade school overturned into a 10 foot ditch. The crash occurred Monday and minor injuries were reported among the students.
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Croswell, Mich
UPI
St. . Patrick’s
Polaris Main War Deterrent Declared by Ret. Adm Morison
Amherst Massachusetts United Press report quotes Adm. Samuel Eliot Morison saying Polaris nuclear missiles form the main deterrent to any new war. He argues for patient diplomacy, economic aid, and military missions to influence Southeast Asia and urges development of new ICBMs to deter the Soviets. Morison views the Cold War as a stalemate of mutual deterrence.
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Mass
Navy
Samuel Eliot Morison
USNR
Madsom
Harvard
University of Massachusetts
United States
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Pacific
Empty Ballot Boxes Revealed In Chicago Vote Scandal
UPI reports Cook County officials opened ballot boxes amid a probe into alleged vote irregularities that could affect Illinois’ Electoral College outcome. Amid claims of missing ballots and recounts, the state faces potential certification delays as parties dispute the county’s 27 electoral votes.
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UPI
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Illinois
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Fla
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John
al F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Atlan
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Nixon
Kennedy
George
Patrick Henry
Election Board
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Ilinois Electoral Board
Springfield
William G. Stratted
Counterfeit Shop Produces Million in Fake Bills
Newark Secret Service says a Union City printing shop produced about one million dollars in counterfeit twenty dollar bills. Three men were arrested in the raid Saturday night and printing plates were seized. The counterfeit money circulated from Boston to Miami with two hundred thousand in $20 bills still in circulation.
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N.J
Union City
Secret Service Office
Frank B. Wood
Secret Service
Boston
Miami
Fla
New York City
New Haven
Conn
Philadelphia
First of His Race Named San Francisco Municipal Judge
John Wesley Bussey, 56, becomes San Francisco Municipal Court presiding judge, first Black elevated to the bench here. A California and Harvard graduate, he was elected unanimously by the city’s municipal judges who had worked with him since his 1958 appointment.
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San Francisco
John Wesley Bussey
California
Harvard
Address Change Notice for Berkshire Eagle Subscribers
To avoid interruption of service subscribers by mail must notify local post offices and The Berkshire Eagle with both old and new addresses. Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
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