Legality Challenge Aims at Massachusetts Crime Commission
Boston AP report says counsel for Executive Councilor Joseph Crimmins seeks to quash bribery indictments, arguing the Crime Commission’s political makeup violates statute. Accusers claim two independents formerly registered Republican before appointment. Fox and Bender deny impropriety. The petition also targets a commission subpoena as illegally constituted.
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Boston
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Atty. Thomas Dwyer
Joseph R. Crimmins
D.somerville
Dwyer
Sanford J. Fox
Brookline
Boston College
Wilbur J. Bender
Harvard
John A. Volpe
Fox
Bender
Crime Commission
Crimmins
FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitive Caught After Bank Heist
Carl Close, 48, listed among the FBI's ten most wanted, was captured Thursday in Anderson, South Carolina, four minutes after robbing a bank. He stole $28,262 before his arrest, according to the FBI.
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Carl Close
FBI
Anderson
S.C
Flying Lesson Turns Into Survival Test
James Jackson of Kingston New Hampshire gave Edward L Geary of Bedford Massachusetts a two engine Cessna 310 flight from Lawrence airport. The front wheel hung down in flight and Jackson planned to circle to burn fuel then belly land. Geary was injured while the incident tested survival rather than landing gear control.
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Bedford
Mass
James Jackson
Loweh
Jackson
Kingston
Edward L. Geary
Lawrence
Berkshire Eagle
Melvin S. Kirkigh Sare
Hanscom
Berk
Shire Eagle
Kirkman
Plustiets
Assachusetts
Tess Son
New Hampshire sweepstakes to be crook-proof says ex FBI agent
Concord New Hampshire UPI reports Edward J Powers former FBI agent in charge for Boston outlines six point plan to run the nations first legal sweepstakes in 70 years to raise money for education. Tickets sold only in NH licensed venues with strict controls to deter crime and ensure regulation.
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N.H
FBI
Concord
UPI
Hampshire
Edward J. Powers
Boston
United Press International Broadcasters Association of New Hampshire
New Hampshire
Red China Leader Leaves North Korea
Tokyo AP reports President Liu Shao-chi of Communist China left Pyongyang by train ending a 12 day visit. Radio Pyongyang said Liu Shao-chi departed after talks with North Korean leaders.
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Tokyo
Liu Shao-chi
Communist China
Pyongyang
North Korea
Radio
Woolen Mills Call Anew For Control of Imports
New England textile mills told the Northern Textile Association that they cannot sustain modernization and output growth without curbs on imported wool textiles. Chairman George A. Dorr urged honoring 1961 textile program commitments, noting imports exceed 1 billion dollars annually and a 600 million dollar trade deficit this year. William F. Sullivan outlined a plan for orderly international trade, while Seabury Stanton urged action on wool textiles similar to cotton.
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West Harwich
Mass
UPI
New England Textile Mills
Northern Textile Association
George A. Dorr
Newport
N.H
Dorr
William F. Sullivan
Belmont
Association
Sullivan
Seabury Stanton
Berkshire Hathaway, Incc
Congress
New England
Fulton Rindge, Jr
Wool Manufacturers Council
Automatic Elevator Delays Conference on Automation
SAN FRANCISCO AP Two union leaders on their way to discuss automation problems were trapped for 45 minutes in a stalled automatic office building elevator. W Edward Cox, San Francisco Oakland mailers union president, and Horace Stafford local secretary were freed by an elevator maintenance man. They planned talks on possible malfunction of new machines.
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W. Edward Cox
San Francisco-Oakland Mailer
Horace Stafford
Franic
Stafford
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