Two Arrested On Spy Charges
FBI agents arrested American electronics engineer John William Butenko and Russian national Igor A. Ivanov after a rendezvous near Englewood New Jersey. A Russian diplomat couple Yuri Romashin and Gleb Pavlov were detained but released on diplomatic immunity. A briefcase with sensitive Air Force contract data and a document camera were seized from the Russians. The case centers on delivering national defense information to a foreign government.
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Yuri A. Romashin
U.N
Gleb A. Pavlov
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J. Edlgar Hoover
Wwe
Air Force
United States
John William Butenki
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
New York City
Butenko
International Electric Corp
Paramus
Ivanov
Pavlov
Romashin
International Electric Corporation
Midland man admits slaying of Mrs. Turner in home
James L. Marion 22, a Midland Negro and former inmate, was charged with murder after confessing to killing Mrs. Fred Turner 66 at her residence. Police said he fled after striking a daughter, was later captured, and described the bloody attack as he faced newsmen. Relatives value the diamonds at about 500000. Mrs. Turner's husband was away in Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Midland
Tex
Fred Turner
James L. Marion
Turner
Marion
Hubert Healey
Caribou
Island Falls
George Keefe
Portland
Keefe
No Rematch Likely Between Texans
Rep. Henry Gonzalez and Rep. Ed Foreman, both Texans, traded barbs after a floor scuffle. Foreman rejected calls for a rematch, while Gonzalez insisted he still might confront him man to man. The two men are from different parties with divergent views and voting records.
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Washington
Henry Gonzalez
Ed Foreman
House of Representatives
Gonzalez
Foreman
United States
Orson Welles defends War of the Worlds broadcast
London AP reports Orson Welles says he has no regrets about the 1938 Martian invasion radio drama. He recalls millions heard the program and a wave of jitters across the nation as listeners mistook the fiction for real news.
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Welles
London
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
H.G. Wells
The
Mercury Players
Chuckle Phrase About Knowledgeable Men
A humorous line notes that a truly well-informed man shares views identical to yours, playfully implying self reference and the social nature of opinion alignment. The quip attributes its origin to Gen. Fea. Corp. in a mock archival citation.
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Fea. Corp
Northeaster Dumps More Rain And Snow In Maine
Maine faced renewed storms from a north easter following Hurricane Ginny. Five people were reported lost in northern woods including Margaret Ipuse and Ranger Ralph Heath while searchers combed Mount Katahdin. Airmen missing near the Canadian border were sought as blizzard conditions threatened and snow depths rose across central and northern Maine. Authorities warned of slick roads, numerous accidents, and widespread power outages with restoration efforts underway.
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Maine
Portland
Ginny
Mount Katahdin
Margaret Ipuse
Concord
Mass
Ralph Heath
Aroostook County
Charles Balonis
Weymouth
Larry Baker
Charles City
Iowa
Loring Afb
Charles Jellison
Bangor
Woodlands
Edinburg
Nova Scotia
GOP Praised On Civil Rights
Washington AP reports Republicans received administration praise for helping launch a civil rights bill in Congress while warning that pledges of support are contingent on Democratic restraint. The measure faces delays in the House and a Southern filibuster obstacle in the Senate. The bill creates a federal commission to ban employment discrimination in private industry, and adds prohibitions on discrimination in hotels, restaurants, theaters, and public places, with funds to be cut from federal programs for noncompliance.
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Washington
House
Congress
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Federal Commission
Orson Welles
London
Council Favors Bishops Sharing Pope's Authority
Vatican City AP report says the Vatican Ecumenical Council backed a nonbinding declaration that the body of bishops shares in the Pope’s authority. The vote reached 1,808 to 336 for a schema on the Church’s nature, signaling unity aims, with a separate 1,717 to 408 vote on related points.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Espionage arrests rack Englewood NJ rail station
FBI agents arrest an American electronics engineer and a Russian chauffeur on espionage charges after a rendezvous at Englewood New Jersey railroad station. Two Soviet diplomats are seized but released due to diplomatic immunity.
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Newark
N.J
FBI
Amtorg
Englewood
United Nations
New York City
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Fred Turner
Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Washington
Hollywood Mourns Death Of Menjou
Hollywood reports the death of Adolph Menjou a veteran actor of 50 years and 200 films who died of chronic hepatitis at his Beverly Hills home on Tuesday. His third wife Verree Teasdale and their adopted son Peter were at his side. Menjou known as the European gentleman had a clipped mustache and dapper clothes and rose to fame with early films like The Sheik and Woman of Paris after starring in The Three Musketeers. He earned substantial weekly sums in the 1920s and worked as a freelancer after declining exclusive MGM contracts. He later narrated a TV series My Favorite Story in 1953-54.
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Gondalez
Foreman
Gonzalez
Hollywood (Ap
Adolph Menjou
Hollywood Today
Beverly Hills
Menjou
Verree Teasdale
Peter
Pittsburgh
Cornell University
Marguerite Clark
Norma Talmadge
Menjour
California
Three Musketeers
Douglas Fairsbanks
Rusdolph Valentino
Paris
Charlie Chaplin
MGM
Menjon
Fall Price Boosts Upset Family Budget
Washington AP reports inflation trends may not unbalance household finances as price hikes hit steel aluminum carpets and pepper. A grand jury probe into steel pricing surfaces coincidentally with Kennedy warnings about inflation. Consumer Advisory Council launches a study to assess consumer justified price increases while officials predict small rises falling short of altering overall cost of living.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Justice Department
Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Consumer Advisory Council
Arnold E. Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chase
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Lawrence J. Lamb
William L. Smith
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Aurore Nolette
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