Bentley Receives 90 Days For Flaunting The Law
Ralph E. Bentley a 19 year old from Norway received a 90 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty to speeding excessive noise improper registration faulty equipment and driving with a suspended license Judge Don ald Barnes described the action as a flaunting of the law The sentences include 30 days each for speeding and for the license suspension plus 10 day terms for the remaining three charges The arrest followed his failure to appear in municipal court and discovery of a suspended license in July The case continued as police added a fourth charge and Bentley was arrested on a warrant
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Mikoyan Ends Visit with Warning in Japan
Soviet First Deputy Premier Mikoyan wrapped up a nine day Tokyo visit with a warning to the West to sign a peace treaty with East Germany or lose access to West Berlin. He pressed for an East German pact and criticized U S policy while urging closer Japan relations and trade.
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Big 3 Auto Makers Propose 6 Cent Annual Hikes
United Auto Workers head says the offer is woefully inadequate. General Motors Ford and Chrysler propose 6 cent an hour raises each year for three years plus cost of living allowances and expanded fringe benefits. Ford and Chrysler terms include an Aug 31 contract expiry. GM open to changes. Law unions note the plan as insufficient compared with past settlements.
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Hoffa Challenges Meany to Cincinnati Debate
Teamsters chief James R. Hoffa challenged AFL-CIO president George Meany to a Sunday debate in Cincinnati on union advantages. Hoffa accused Meany of raid attempts while Meany welcomed defections as members seek freedom from Teamsters influence. Hoffa reserved Cincinnati Music Hall for the event. Meany had no comment.
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Kennedy declines to seize Cuban ship in ransom standoff
In Norfolk, President Kennedy refused to detain a Cuban merchant ship to pressure families of 10 defecting crewmen. He warned such a barter could be illegal in the United States and harmful to innocent travelers. Bundy conveyed the message of respect for the defectors' quest for freedom. Navarro said he urged the seizure to aid families, and Navarro's relatives had escaped to the United States before the ship was diverted.
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Portrait of Wellington Stolen From National Gallery
A Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington was stolen from Britain's National Gallery in London. The work, bought for 140000 pounds amid controversy, vanished overnight. Scotland Yard named Supt. Victor Massey to lead the hunt as detectives checked the hall where the painting had hung behind rails.
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Adenauer Heckled by Berlin Reds on Morale Visit
Chancellor Adenauer toured the Berlin barrier and faced jeers from Communist crowds as he moved through Potsdamer Platz and the wall. East German propagandists shouted threats while Western officials, including Mayor Brandt, greeted him. Refugees cheered at Marienfelde as East Berliners faced forced labor and displacement after the sector border closure.
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Laxity blocks foes of gambling eyed by Senate inquiry
Washington AP reports New York crime commission chair Goodman Sarachan told a Senate investigations subcommittee that police chiefs can identify nearly every professional gambler yet rarely arrest them. He cited lenient judges and weak laws, and noted Ithaca campus gambling concerns and a policy against arrests without a complaint.
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Sioux City Hit By 4-Inch Rain
Rain drenched western and southern Iowa with 4.28 inches in Sioux City and 1.65 in Council Bluffs while Des Moines logged 0.09 inch. A low pressure system moved from Nebraska into Kansas and Oklahoma. Temperatures will rise from mid to upper 50s tonight to upper 70s and lower 80s by Wednesday.
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Hoover recalls a joyful life moment in six part series
In the second of a six part series The Time of My Life J Edgar Hoover discusses a fear turned to happiness. The editorial page features a lineup with Carl Sandburg Tomorrow Admiral Chester Nimitz Richard Rodgers and Tallulah Bankhead sharing pivotal life moments.
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JFK Tax Plan Deemed Dead for This Congressional Session
Informants from the House say President Kennedy's stopgap tax reform program is dead for the current session. Delay could push his broader tax overhaul into the next year, stalling anticipated changes to the tax structure.
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Adlai Assails Soviet Cynicism at United Nations
At the United Nations the United States accused the Soviet Union of cynical suppression of freedoms and of backing colonialism, as Ambassador Adlai Stevenson contrasted Soviet actions with France’s postwar decolonization. Stevenson urged negotiations in the French Tunisian talks framework while dismissing calls for immediate troop withdrawal.
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Chuckle Joke About Man's Sensitive Back and Head
A humorous line notes a man whose body is extremely sensitive with a playful image of patting his back causing his head to swell. Copyright reference appears at end.
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