Hoffa Indicted Again in $20 Million Pension Scheme
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicts James R. Hoffa and seven associates on 28 counts for diverting more than $1 million from a Teamsters pension loans program to personal use. Charges cover loans totaling about $20 million with Sun Valley Inc. in Brevard County Florida cited as the proxy. The six co defendants include Benjamin Dranow and Abe I Weinblatt among others. Trial could carry up to 146 years in prison if convicted on all counts.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Joseph S. Perry
U. S. District Court
Hoffa
Washington
Nashville
Minneapolis
Federal Prisont Sandstone
Minn
Abe. I. Weinblatt
Miami
SEC Seeks Tighter Laws On Securities
SEC proposes sweeping new stock market safeguards to Congress, urging enactment this year. The package would bring about 4200 over the counter firms under full disclosure, set new brokerage standards, require NASD registration, expand SEC enforcement, and extend prospectus validity from 40 to 90 days.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Commerce Committee
Senate
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Capitol
Harrison 4. Williams
D-N. J
Senate Subcommittee On Securities
The
Hope Gone For Plane Survivors
Debris and bodies were retrieved from the North Pacific after the Northwest Orient DC7 crash near the Queen Charlotte Islands. The chartered military transport carried 68 servicemen and civilians plus 6 crew. 101 aboard perished. No survivors expected. cause under investigation amid rapid, mysterious loss.
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Juneau
Alaska
Pacific
Northwest Orient Airlines
Father of Six Dies in Crash Near Point Pleasant
Basil Edward Huddleston 41 of Point Pleasant was killed when his car veered on West Virginia Route 62 and struck a utility pole two miles north of Point Pleasant. A deck hand for the Ohio River Co., Huddleston left behind six children and was an American Legion member.
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Point Pleasant
Basil Edward Huddleston
W. Va
Huddleston
Ohio River Co
American Legion
Pope John XXIII Lies In State At St. Peter's Basilica
Crowds gather in St. Peter's Square in darkness to view Pope John XXIII in state inside the basilica. The body is carried from the Apostolic Palace in a solemn procession as Vatican officials say the basilica will stay open all night with a crypt burial planned for Thursday.
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Pope
Pope John
St. Peter's Basilica
Eugene Levin
Vatican City
St. Peter's Square
John XXII
St. Peter's
John
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Pius XI
L'Osservatore Humano
Christendom
Basilica
St. Peter
Italy
Rome
Palace
Caligula
Additional Soldiers Move Into Alabama
Army officials said small vehicular support units are moving into Ft. McClellan in northeast Alabama, with about 2,000 federal troops nearby. About 150 men from Ft. Bragg and a unit from Ft. Lee are en route, signaling routine needs, not immediate action for Tuscaloosa integration efforts.
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FT. Mcclellan
Alan
Alabama
Department of the Army
C. J. Bennett
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft Lee
Bennett
Bennell
Partiality In Hiring U S Target By Kennedy Aims
President Kennedy ordered federal construction programs reviewed to prevent discriminatory hiring and instructed Labor Secretary Wirtz to require non discriminatory apprenticeship access for young workers. He pledged an executive order to ensure nondiscrimination on projects funded by federal aid amid Philadelphia demonstrations. Negro leaders urged vigilance against job bias and violence.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times Co
Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Philadelphia
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wirtz
Six Russian Jets Probe U S Carrier Ranger near Japan
Six Badger bombers approached the U S carrier Ranger in international waters about 330 miles east of Japan. Navy jets intercepted the formation as one plane did a low pass aboard, with five others veering away due to cloudy conditions.
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Washington
U. S
Ranger
Far Pacific
Navy
Japan
Siberia
Kamchatka Peninsula
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
Constellation
Midway Island
United States
Yokosuka
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Pentagon
Pinprick Waves Stir Jackson Race Tension
In Jackson Mississippi teen marchers sparked daily demonstrations across downtown. Police routed clashes at stores and salves as 376 arrests in a week led to holds at the fairgrounds motel. NAACP demands biracial talks as Medgar Evers vows continued protests.
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Jackson
Allen Thompson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
Capitol Street
Fairgrounds
Kennedy Parley Seeks Quiet Drive on Integration
Kennedy urged 100 business leaders from 25 states and D C to advance voluntary integration of stores theaters and restaurants with a push for federal legislation next week. A few businessmen urged a longer trial of voluntary measures before compulsion while most praised the White House session in the East Room lasting under an hour.
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Washington
Kennedy
South
Congress
White House
District of Columbia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Atty. Gen
Gov Barnett Faces Second Effort Against UM Soon
Reports allege Gov Ross Barnett may block a second Black student from entering the University of Mississippi. McDowell, a 21 year old Jackson State College graduate, is set to register under a federal court order with 20 federal marshals escorting him on campus. A 300 man military police detail remains for security following Kennedy’s 1962 riot response.
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University of Alabama
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Ala
Hood
George Cy Wallace
Claude. Litton
New York Times Co
Oxford
Miss
Ross R. Barnett
University of Mississippi
Washington
Barnett
Jackson
Dleve McDowell
McDowell
Jackson State College
University
Law Scheol
Edwin C. Guthman
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. Cameron
United States
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