Three men jailed over Nike parts spy plot in Jackson
Ex convict Hamer Ler Young 45 James W Causey 22 and Anthony M Whitehead 20 all of Jackson were charged with grand larceny for stealing Nike missile and military aircraft blueprints and attempting a 600000 sale to an undercover agent posing as a Cuban spy. Police said Whitehead stole prints from Vickers plant and the trio planned a sale with Young arranging the deal. Bond set at 2900 each as hearings loom.
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Search Called Off for Plane at Desert Ares
Search and rescue units terminated a desert area air mystery after a tour aircraft reportedly down between here and Death Valley. Officials confirmed the plane landed safely at Beale Air Force Base in Northern California with no debris found.
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Girl Saddles Four Legged Passenger in Munich to Greece
A 22 year old blonde from Europe found a desertion case after boarding a Munich car trip to Greece. The story follows her detour with a pet dog and attempts to reunite with owners amid a cross continental journey. Local authorities and animal services are not detailed.
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Postal Truck Hijacked by Gunmen in Boston
Three armed bandits hijacked a US mail truck at Dorchester station near the Boston Post Office, disguising one as a postal worker. They escaped with about 2,300 dollars in cash and stamps receipts from a Christmas sale, marking the second such crime in Massachusetts in months. Police pursued leads and noted the case carries stiff federal penalties.
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District Attorney Sues Valley Man in Non-Support Case
Sacramento court heard John W. K. Harrison Jr. 20, of 121 Monte, wrongly jailed in Los Angeles and Sacramento for failing to support two children aged 15 and 13. Deputies protested the error as Harrison claimed he was not the father.
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Weekend Trapfel Guide to Holiday Decor in Ontario
A festive guide highlights unusual Christmas decorations in Ontario towns including Pandena, Euclid Avenue, and Calipatria. Descriptions cover lighted displays on avenues, church choirs, carolers, flagpole trees, and village scenes along routes such as Imperial Wall and Brand Route. The displays run through late January with multiple neighborhoods offering parkway light shows and coastal lighting.
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Public Works Boost Allocations Reach $200 Million
President Kennedy authorized nearly 27 million to accelerate job generating public works projects as part of a 400 million accelerated program. Secretary Hodges noted 1791 million assigned to state and local projects and 17 million for federal poverty efforts, with a second allotment nearing 197.68 million for title and local projects.
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Consultant Named in POW Talks in Bay of Pigs Negotiations
Report describes negotiator Sean Steele accompanying James B. Donovan in Havana for freeing 13 prisoners from the Bay of Pigs rescue. Talks aimed at securing medical aid in exchange for captives with Fidel Castro backing a Red Cross operation. Arrangements include Miami return, port shipments of pharmaceuticals and food to support the detainees.
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U.S. Protests Katanga Student Demonstration
Washington protested Katangan student action at Elisabethville and dispatched a mission to the Congo to review American aid to the United Nations. General staff said he would examine the situation and report, as President Truman had just returned from UN talks in New York.
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Jet crashes on takeoff with 16 aboard bound for New York
A misread report states an aircraft from special Airlines with 16 people aboard caught fire as it sped down the runway to depart for New York yesterday. The pilot braked and all aboard exited the plane safely.
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Macmillan Approves Swap of Skybolt for Polaris
In Nassau, Prime Minister Macmillan signals cabinet consideration of trading the Skybolt air missile for Polaris. Kennedy reportedly agrees to supply Polaris as Britain pursues a nuclear deterrent linked to Britain’s Skybolt program. Officials anticipate a formal accord before the summit meeting ends.
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Court Affirms Cooley Sentenecer Read in Murder Case
Court upholds life sentence for Donnet Caley in the murder of his wife Ela Mae Cooley in a Western Swing era case. Defense argued lack of independent evidence, but the appellate court affirmed the verdict, citing sufficient prosecution proof and standard on appeal. The ruling notes the case involves joint state interests and a complex narrative around the defendant’s motive and actions.
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Rioting at U S Congo Consulate Sparks Violent Clash
UPI report describes stone throwing and window smashing at the US consulate in Elisabethville as about 200 Katanga protesters clashed with police. Demonstrators tore down an American flag while authorities fired shots to disperse the crowd. Distrust grew as Katanga President Moise Tshombe warned against foreign pressure while security tightened around government compounds.
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Nine Die as Tanker Slimes Crash into Okinawa Farmhouse
A tanker slime crash near Nahai Okinawa killed at least nine people when the Air Fayye NGG aircraft plowed into a farmhouse and exploded. Authorities report a deadly wreck with multiple casualties and ongoing investigations.
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U N Abolishes Watchdog Mission on Hungarian Uprising Problem
The United Nations General Assembly voted to abolish its watchdog mission set to monitor the Hungarian uprising. Debate highlighted fears of Western and Eastern bloc leaders about the UN relinquishing influence. Diplomats noted Cuban and Indian Chinese tensions shaping speeches, with Western delegates cautious on disarmament and nuclear test issues.
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