Gang Hijacks Mail Truck in Plymouth Robbery
A seven to eight man gang stopped a U S mail truck near Plymouth Massachusetts with two armed clerks aboard. The bandits seized cash and possibly securities from the vehicle as a state police escort had recently been removed. The heist surpassed the prior record of 1 219 000 and sparked a massive manhunt.
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Plymouth
Mass
Federal Reserve
Boston
Hank Shokésgman
Brink's Inc
William F. White
New England
Cape Cadits
Patrick Schena
William Af. Barret, Sr
Mansfield
Sehena
Schena
Edita
Rail Strike Halted by Appeals Court ruling
The U S Court of Appeals refused to dissolve an injunction blocking railroads from laying off 65 000 workers as unions warned of a possible nationwide showdown. Judges Schnackenberg Settackenberg Kiley Castle heard the case after Federal Judge Posty had granted the injunction and a hearing date was not set.
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Chicago
UPI
Court of Appeals
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Hem
Whey
Sam Posty
Ebner J. Settackenberg
Roger Kiley
Latham Castle
A-Talks Near Collapse as U S and Soviet Clash
U S and Soviet accusations threaten an accord at the eleven nation disarmament conference in Geneva U S Ambassador Dean accuses Moscow of obstructing a workable test ban while Kuznetsov retorts the American demands amount to ultimatums The dispute follows Dean new proposal for fewer on site inspections while preserving supervision and Moscow claims national participation equals espionage
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
U.S
Dean
Kuznetsov
Water Office Building in Miami Leaking
Miami Florida authorities report problems with the new 430000 dollar Miami Water Department office building. Director C F Wertz said on Tuesday the leak is being fixed and windows are being recaulked to straighten out the issue.
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Miami, Fla
Miami Water Department
C.F. Wertz
President Kennedy Backs Coast Guard Visit Aboard Ship
Washington reports Kennedy honored the Coast Guard and toured the sailing barque with white clad cadets aboard. The Nagle travels from a European cruise toward New London Connecticut where 101 of 160 cadets were stationed at rigging as the President praised the vessel.
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Washington
Kennedy
Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Turkish border post hit by Iraqi jets kills two police
Two Turkish policemen were killed when two Iraqi fighter planes strafed a border post eight point six miles from the Traqui border, according to a government statement issued yesterday. The attack occurred as the planes fired on the Rubary police post.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Eisenhower rejects US space gap claim
Former President Eisenhower told reporters there is no space gap between the United States and the Soviet Union. He criticized the notion as unfounded while noting US satellites collect data and the program aims toward reaching the Moon. Kennedy later said the US trails the Soviets in space efforts.
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London
UPI
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Amedicens
Russia
U.S
West
Dutch Bomb Indonesian Beachhead On Misool Island
Yesterday Dutch Marines held a beachhead on Misool Island after heavy bombing by Dutch Neptune bombers. One Dutch Marine was killed, raising Dutch and New Guinea fatalities since May 15 to eight and six respectively. Indonesian air fights near Serang Island saw three planes shot down. two parachute drops were noted in the jungle area.
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Hollandia
New Guliva
Misool
New Guinea
Indonesia
Mus
Serangsland
Washington
Ull
Senate Antitrust
Pyan
Sorong
Kaimana
Yates Kefauver
D.tenn
Merauke
Kefauver
Cita
Bethlehem
Republic
National
Armco
Ator
Bitter Satellite Debate Turns Bitter in Senate Clash
Washington UPI reports a bitter Senate clash over the Communications Bill as lawmakers, led by Morse and Pastore, sparred over civil rights amendments. The chamber invoked cloture to end debate, while opponents taunted liberals and accused each side of political maneuvering.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne. Morced
Hl A
Pastore
Moorse
Morse
Paul
Wh Dogins
E-M
Hiefaliver
D-Ten
Oregon Democrat
Lobng
Vostok JV landings mark space feat by Nikolayev and Popovich
United Press International reports Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich completed orbital flights in Vostok missions. Unofficial counts show 64 and 48 orbits, flight times around 94 hours and 25 minutes, with landings described as safe and among the era’s peak achievements.
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Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Sfoa
Ayenry
Vostok Jie
Vortok TV
Spaceflight record for Nikolayev and Popovich
Soviet cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich completed a historic tandem orbit lasting nearly four days. They logged thousands of miles in 64 and 48 orbits respectively, setting a new record for longest stay in orbit and paving the way for future space stations and missions beyond the moon.
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Russiz
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Nikolay ‘Ev
Brather” Popovich
Noar
Dope Probe Sparks Mass Resignations and Moonshine Case
Moscow radio reports 57 more quits in a dope probe as navy workers at a Chicago base are suspended or resign. The piece notes a moonshine seizure tied to law enforcement divers and a tangled rescue at sea, with Petrone among those affected and a national response shaping the tale.
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Yastek
MUGU
Stiicken
Navy
Taoze
Richard
Petrone
Cairo
Tas
James Willett
Aheari
Siva
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