Fear Escape by Three Convicts from Great Train Robbery
Three of the British train robbery convicts, serving 20 years, refuse to use their cell yard since October, claiming the 40 by 30 foot space is too small. They seek a larger yard adjacent to Durham Jail but prison authorities deny the request over escape risk. Two others among the 12 jailed for the 1963 $7.2 million robbery have escaped.
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Britain
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Roy James
Goodlas
Durham
Alfred G. Browne
The
Press Association
Snow Delays Grand Jury Opening in Edinboro
Bad weather delayed the grand jury start yesterday, with the morning session postponed. By afternoon, 108 cases were to be considered as jurors from Edinboro arrived with deputies. This is the first grand jury for District Attorney Lindsey R. McClelland. Embezzlement by a tax collector and a robbery case were among matters listed.
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Trne
Lindsey R. McClelland
Bound Over In Parents' Slaying
Jerry Lee Sanderson, 15, is bound over to the grand jury on murder and arson charges in the deaths of his mother and father. He waived preliminary hearing before Alder tan Harold Armstrong of Butler. Sanderson's father was found shot near their Slippery Rock area home on January 18, and his mother’s body was found in a burned house. He was arrested the day in Wisconsin.
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Sanderson
Aldertan Harold Armstrong
Butler
Chester R. Gilchrist
Slippery Rock Farm
Wisconsin
UN Plan to Seek Vietnam Peace at U.N. Council
United States pushes for U.N. action to apply the Geneva accords and seek a durable Southeast Asia peace. Viet Cong recognized as South Viet Nam's sole representative while Red China rejects U.N. intervention, and initial diplomats doubt the council’s usefulness. Pope Paul VI’s peace appeal adds momentum as officials anticipate criticism over resuming North Vietnamese bombing.
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Soviet Union
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Paul VI
Southeast Asia
Florida growers hire West Indian labor to speed harvest
Florida officials authorized offshore labor to fill harvest needs after a sharp cold snap. West Indian workers may number around 1,500 to 3,000, flown in to pick millions of boxes of oranges Valencia grapefruit and other crops. Frost hit the state with temperatures from 14 to 95 degrees, damaging sugar cane and vegetables in Everglades areas while predicting a three month delay in vegetable harvest due to replanting.
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Wirtz
Haydon Burns
Burns
Rolan Rutledge
Florida Citrus
Rutledge
West Ince
Next
Tallahassee
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Fogarty Named Pittsburgh Supplies Chief at $15,950 Salary
Mayor Barr announced William L. Fogarty as the new director of the Supplies Department in Pittsburgh. The appointment places him in a $15,950 annual position, effective yesterday.
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NEW Supplies
Pittsburgh
William L. Fogarty
City of
Joseph M. Barr
Fogarty
Jury verdict on Krebiozen trial stirs debate
Defendants include Marko Durogic and Dr. William Phillips. Foreman Adolph Beranek says no proof Krebiozen lacked value, trial cost over one million dollars. Dr Ivy notes Bee test needed to gauge cancer control and hints at ongoing research since 1917. FDA says case closed. interstate shipments banned.
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Marko Durogic
Stevan
William F.P. Phillips
Adolph J. Beranek
Ivy
Roosevelt University
Kreblozen
Paul H. Dougas
Wington
FDA
Imias
FDA rejects Krebiozen powder claims and approval
Scientists and experts testified that the so called Krebiozen powder could not be produced as claimed by Durovic. The FDA stated Krebiozen has never been approved and fails to meet distribution standards even for investigational use.
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FDA
U S Steel Names Wiebel VP for Engineering Research
Arthur V. Wiebel is elected vice president for engineering and research at U S Steel Corp, effective March 1, announced yesterday.
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U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Arthur V. Wiebel
U.S. Steel Corp
Meadville High School Sit-Down Strike Averted
Meadville Area Senior High School faced a threatened sit-down strike yesterday as several Meadville city men allegedly stirred discontent among students due to forced attendance during a county-wide school closure. Principal Knorr requested police for safety, and students moved between classes as a rumor circulated about a 1 pm mass stoppage, which was prevented when the crowd dispersed and the day could not be made up later. An anonymous call to The Meadville Tribune indicated the scare may have been for publicity.
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Meadville
Meadville Area
Tom R. Keorr
Givint
Knorr
MHS
Meadville Tribune
Phantom jet production to double at McDonnell plant
ST. LOUIS AP Production of Phantom jet fighters used in Vietnam will be doubled, James McDonnell III, president of the firm, announced yesterday. The stepup would raise McDonnell's workforce from 37,000 to about 42,000 as demand grows for the aircraft.
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Viet Nam
Ceeana Corp
James
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