Graft and Gamble Raid at Cassadaga Picnic Grounds
New York State Police using a green panel truck raided the Beaver Club outing at Cassadaga near Jamestown, arresting 31 men including three from Corry for gambling. The setup featured a padded table, dice, and payouts up to 700 dollars per win, with 202 dollars seized. Police credited undercover BCI agents and local officers in a carefully planned afternoon operation.
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Jamestown
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Charles Gugino
Justice of the Peace
Warren J. Chase
Stockton
Check Artist Defrauds Three Local Stores
A woman signing as Gertrude Moyer of 614 Center Street used Citizens National Bank checks to buy items at Triangle Shoe Store Eindicott-Jomason Shoe Store and Katherine's Dress Shop on Saturday. Each merchant later learned the checks were bogus and the locals faced losses around 30 dollars per store.
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Gertrude Moyer
Center Street
Triangle Shoe
Eindicott-Jomason
Katherine
Democrats Pick Atlantic City For Convention
The Democratic National Convention will be held next year in Atlantic City New Jersey Gov Richard J Hughes was informed of the decision in Washington The selection ends Chicago and Miami Beach bids with Miami Beach leading a high bid around 700 000 dollars with possible increases The site committee weighed bids and chose Atlantic City marking the first eastern convention since 1948 in Philadelphia
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Atlantic City
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Washington Hotel
Democratic Site Committee
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Pape
Warren State Police Forestall Threatened City Rumble
Warren police and sheriff forewarned a possible youth riot seen in town last Tuesday. Officers detained several youths before violence erupted, and deputies say anyone found at the scene without cause will be charged. State police assisted in returning the youths to their homes as Warren County authorities planned for further action if needed.
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Rnmble
Mlon Sdid
Richard ‘Bégerty
Ser
Rorners
Warren
Youngsville
Ind
State
Borough
Warren County
Penna Schools Debate Ready In Harrisburg
Legislate leaders cleared the way for major education debates in Harrisburg. Senate action looms on compulsory school district reorganization while the House advances an $58 million plan for subsidies and a teacher salary boost. Democrats propose amendments to restore parts of Scranton’s reorganization bill, challenging Senate language and the 1959 and 1961 provisions.
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Scranton
Senate
House
Senate Education Committee
Martin Silvert
Philadelphia
State Council of Basic Education
Silvert
Bilgert
Freed After Three Years in Red Prison Passaic
Helen Kozeradsky, 52, arrived at Idlewild from Prague after more than three years in a Communist Czechoslovakian prison for spying. She hugged her family in relief, said she was happy to be home, and planned to meet State Department representatives regarding charges and imprisonment. Pardoned by President Antonin Novotny, her release followed a May 27, 1960 arrest and a 25 year sentence later reduced to 10 years. Rep. Charles A Nelson aided the efforts with appeals to Kennedy and the State Department.
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Passaic
Helen Kozeradsky
United States
New York
Idlewild
Prague
Helen
John
Michael
Kozeradsky
Golf Cart Crash Kills Charles Nevins Near Reading
Authorities plan autopsy today on Charles Nevins 15 of Wayne Pa after a golf cart crash at Galen Hall Golf Course near Reading. Nevins suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest. Saree Beard Nichols 5 of Wilmington Del sustained minor injuries. he was thrown clear.
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Reading
Charles Neviien 15
Wayne, Pa
Nevins
Galen Hall
Saree Beard Nichols
Wilmington
Del
Kennedy Defers With De Gaulle On Europe Clash Over NATO Defense
President Kennedy challenged France’s De Gaulle on Europe’s future defense and Atlantic unity in Frankurt. He warned that split alliances would aid adversaries and urged a united Europe with American partnership to deter threats and sustain NATO. Kennedy reviewed troops at Hanau and urged concrete steps toward a more closely linked Atlantic deterrent.
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Jaeue
U S Says Soviet Spacecraft Broke Up After Launch
NASA reports a Soviet satellite shattered into 186 orbiting pieces after a June 29 1961 launch. The debris breakup was disclosed under a policy to publish non classified space flight data. Transit 4A carried Injun 3 and Greb, with fragments reentering by Feb 26.
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U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Plight Center
Greenbelt
NASA
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Mason
U. S
Navy
Injun 3
Greb
LA Negroes Demand School Integration in Downtown March
A large, orderly parade in Los Angeles yesterday pressed for school integration. Dr Christopher L Taylor led demands to redraw attendance boundaries for integrated classrooms, move Negro students from overcrowded to underattended white schools, and end discrimination in transfer and promotion for minority teachers.
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108 Angeles
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Christopher L. Taylor
Italy Delegates Boycott Cuban Speech at Moscow Event
Italian delegates to the Communist World Congress boycotted a Cuban delegate's speech in Moscow's Kremlin Palace of Congresses. They protested Cold War policies, saying the congress should focus on social conditions for women rather than general political speeches.
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Hremlin Palace
Con
United States
Khrushchev Plans East German Visit Amid Kennedy Tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reportedly planned a friendly trip to East Germany to shore up Ulbricht's prestige as Kennedy toured West Germany and Berlin. Western officials debated timing while Moscow denied confirmation and Tass gave no city destination.
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von Hase
Berlin
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Tass
Bible Reading To Continue On Voluntary Basis In Del
Delaware Attorney General Buckson says Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer may continue in public schools on a voluntary basis after a Supreme Court ruling. He notes constitutional rights support voluntary religious activity and hopes other parents will have their children participate.
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Dover
David P. Buckson
Delaware
Buckson
U.S. Supreme Court
Bucksoll
Landslides Kill 116 in Korea Coast
Tragic landslides on the southern Korean coast have left 116 people dead or missing. Reports say 94 Koreans died in a single village landslide, while 22 more perished in three smaller slides near Pusan and Kimhae County after heavy rainfall. Police say five to twelve inches of rain preceded the slides.
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South Korea
AL Jeant
Koeb In
Kore Talend
Pusan
Kimbat
Man raised on gas cylinders at lake fair stunt
A man ascends at the International Trade Fair using compressed gas cylinders, rising about 60 feet above the crowd at the edge of Lake Micklean in CM2ugo. The airborne display lasts roughly 20 seconds as spectators watch the risky balancemade act.
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