Boiling Point by Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes bite sized curiosities from espionage history to daily life. It cites ancient spying, barber surgeons, and Delilah as an early famed female spy while offering quick facts on driving accidents, family safety, barbershop pole origins, and shifts in American consumer life.
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Egypt
Mosese
Canaan
Delilah
America
Ambrose Bierce
Pentagon
U.S
Sammy Kaye
Hivis Presley
Brown Grants Reprieve in LA Slayer Case
SACRAMENTO AP Brown granted a reprieve to Charles Brubaker 40 from Los Angeles scheduled for execution in the San Quentin gas chamber Wednesday to June 30 for further brain damage tests. Governor Brown rejected clemency for George Scott 37, also from LA, who killed a movie studio employee during a Hollywood bar robbery. Scott faces Friday execution. Brubaker's case involved the murder of Irene Movey and her five year old son. George Scott was captured in Texas after a gun battle.
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George Albert Scott
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Texas
Kenneth Sovey
Train Kills Two In Milpitas And GOP Hints At Nomination
Milpitas reports a crossing accident killed a woman and her five year old son when a Southern Pacific train struck their car. In New York a party hint suggested Rockefeller or a candidate like him could be favored for the Republican ticket. Nixon backed Rockefeller resisting a vice presidential run and forecast Kennedy vs Nixon in the general election amid Democratic primary battles and Oregon and Maryland votes looming.
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Maryland
Oregon
Judson Morhouse
Nelson A. Rockefelat
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Rockefeller
Southern Pacific
Peterson
Butler
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Albany
Morhouse
Molhouse
Thruston B. Morton
Kennedy Morse Oregon primary fight escalates in Portland
In Portland Oregon the Democratic and Republican camps gear up for the Oregon primary as Kennedy battles Morse and Symington over delegate trading Nixon supporters boost their push with radio and TV outreach Nixon is unopposed for the GOP nomination and aims for 18 convention votes Kennedy defends his health and calls out suspected deal making while Symington touts Morse as the Missouri delegates' leader in the campaign scene continuing with intensified activity and electoral maneuvering
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Missouri
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Minnesota
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West Virginia
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Oregon
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Awd
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Kenedy
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Aga Khan Funeral Plans and Oregon Campaigns
Paris AP reports Aga Khan IV arranging funeral for Prince Aly Khan buried likely in Middle East with Portland Astoria Tilkumbow areas as Pacific Coast start. In Oregon Morse and Kennedy campaign Friday with other candidates on ballot. Kennedy predicts strong Morse win and hints for Stevenson aid as Kennedy seeks help from William Blair.
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Paris
Aga Khan IV
Aly Khan
Wight
Middle East
Kennedy
West Virginia
Morse
Oregon
iAnd Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adai B. Stevenson
Stevenson
William Blair
Nixon says good side to plane affair in TV interview
Vice President Richard Nixon argued the U2 spy mission produced a positive outcome by validating the open skies concept and demonstrating unarmed reconnaissance flights can be conducted without harming aviation or national security. He defended timing and urged top leaders to place surprise attack awareness at the Paris summit agenda.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Nixon
David Sussind
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
De Gaulle Home at Columbey-les-Deux-Eglises
President Charles de Gaulle resides at Columbey les Deux Eglises a small Champagne village about 125 miles east of Paris in 360 population area. The note indicates the French leader’s country residence and location details.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Columbey-les-Deux-Hglises
Champagne Area
Paris
Chuckles In The News: Mixed UPI Briefs
LOS ANGELES Elaine Ginsburg and her newborn left a prenatal checkup and entered hospital in good condition. HARLOW town council orders 100 rubber Ida garbage cans as part of an amul nosia campaign. ANAHEIM Emily Simmons posted $263 bail after drunken driving incident, remarking that jail helps people learn about life. TOKYO Kazuya Tabata, 25, the friendly pickpocket, arrested after lifting wallets then returning passes and seeking dates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Elaine Ginsburg
Harlow
England
UPT
US condemns Cuban attack on Sea Poacher submarine
The State Department demanded explanation after Castro accused the United States of aggression following a Cuban patrol boat firing on the USS Sea Poacher near Cuban waters on May 6. Navy records say the submarine was unhit and pursuing a peaceful passage on the high seas.
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United States
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Norfolk
Air Force Reports 150 Attacks on Rebels in Sumatra
Indonesian air force planes conducted fifteen air strikes on rebel positions in the interior of West Sumatra during March and April, according to an air force spokesman.
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