Five Arrested in British Royal Mail Train Robbery Case
London police charged two men and three others with receiving stolen currency from the Royal Mail train heist. The suspects William Teval Roger Cor derey Rene Boal Alfred Milgrim and Maisie Milgrim appeared for arraignment in Aylesbury. About 396,000 of the stolen money had been recovered. The group allegedly halted the train last Thursday, with Boal and Corderey linked to the theft and Boal accused of receiving 5910 and 546.00 in notes. The pair were also linked to a separate burglary. The five were cheered by crowds as they arrived at the court.
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First Ansi ver Sells Auto
An Independent and Star-News classified ad drives a quick car sale. A buyer arrived around 8 am, took the car for a spin, returned and offered to buy, while details mention a specific address in San Marino and the seller Mrs. Donald Kanshiner.
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Navy Yeoman Given Life for Selling Secrets to Reds
New York police report Navy yeoman Nelson C. Drummond was convicted by a federal court in New York of conspiracy and passing U.S. defense documents to Russians. The jury of ten women found him guilty. Judge Thomas M. Murphy sentenced him to life in prison. Drummond, who joined the Navy in 1961, was arrested in Larchmont, New York, with two Russian agents and stolen documents. The judge condemned the act as a betrayal of country and duty, noting the death penalty for treason in such cases.
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Graham opens 21 day crusade drew 40000 at Coliseum
Dr Billy Graham greeted by nearly 40000 fans at Los Angeles Coliseum as he launched a 21 day Southland crusade. The evangelist warned against chasing frontier illusions while urging faith and obedience citing Jeremiah and President Kennedy’s New Frontier remark.
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Railroad unions report tentative agreement on talks
Five railroad unions said they proposed settlement terms after Labor Secretary Wirtz suggested ideas two weeks ago but railroad spokesmen said the move lacks basis for new negotiations. Union leaders cited a need for give and take in bargaining under presidential proposals to take the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Joint Chiefs Endorse A-Ban Treaty Without Pressure
Washington to Gen Maxwell D Taylor the Joint Chiefs of Staff voted unanimously to support the final form of the Soviet West hand treaty after lengthy discussions. Taylor testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the chiefs were consulted in advance and had access to communications between Moscow and Washington. The Senate subcommittee heard endorsements from Gen Earle Wheeler and others.
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Arson hoax exposed in Walnut racial incident case
A staged arson plot involving the Lewises and associates was uncovered as a hoax designed to spark a racial confrontation. Key suspects include Mrs Lwise Smith and Mrs Katherine Harwell, with James Jackson identified as the supposed mysterious arsonist. One victim, Harwell, remains hospitalized with extensive burns.
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Playwright Clifford Odets Dies of Cancer at 57
Clifford Odets, famed playwright of Waiting for Lefty and Golden Boy, died Wednesday night in Hollywood after a battle with cancer. He was 57, hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital since July 23 after surgery for an ulcer ailment. Odets, once an actor, also wrote for film and television including The Richard Boone Show and scripts for The General Died at Dawn, None but the Lonely Heart, and The Sweet Smell of Success. Survivors include son Watt and daughter Nora, residents of Beverly Hills.
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History’s Largest Tax Cut Advances in Ways & Means
Late yesterday the Ways & Means Committee drafted a bill promising $11 million in tax savings for individuals and corporations starting Jan 1. The plan would spread relief over two years, with stock dividends taxed like wages, expanding the dividend exemption to $100 for singles and $200 for couples while trimming other credits.
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Two Hundred Protesters Lie Down at Bank Raid
In East St Louis a crowd of about 200 demonstrators staged a lie down in front of a major bank to protest alleged discriminatory hiring. Police moved in as the group disrupted traffic and blocked access to the bank, with many continuing outside police headquarters. The event prompted detours and a 10 man Illinois State Police task force to assist. Other notes include a tear gas incident in Birmingham and ongoing civil rights demonstrations across the country involving clergy and students. James Meredith’s Mississippi graduation was allowed to proceed as planned.
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James Hf. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Daily News Highlights From World, Nightly Radio and Global Events
A chaotic mix of entertainment fever, political controversy, and wild weather marks headlines. Miss Livemborn wins a beauty vote while jokes mock public figures. A blaze scorches 2600 acres near Newhall as night casts danger over forestlands. Comedian Bah Hone faces controversy over a controversial release. Reports cover U S China political decisions, Moroccan protests, and Mauritania jailings amid territorial disputes.
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