Indictment Ties Moriarty to Jersey City Numbers Ring
Jersey City AP Moriarty also known as Newsboy, 32, is charged by Hudson County grand jury with 44 counts of operating a numbers lottery. A second cache, $168,673 with 58 slips, was found at 47 61 Oxford Street, near July 3 and July 6 garages. He has been imprisoned in Trenton since March for numbers violations.
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Newsboy) Moriarty
Trenton
Hudson County Grand Jury
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Oxford Street
Grand Jury
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Huds
Sey
Burning Booze Under Hood Dismays Driver
Danville police report a woman driver Atease Allen Coleman, 24, found a case of illegal whisky hidden under her car hood. The crate burned from the manifold after the car idled, spilling liquor over the engine as she lost control and hit a guard rail. firemen extinguished the fire. Coleman claimed she did not know how the whisky got there and said no one else had driven the car since Monday.
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Broad St. Fold
Frank Elliott
J. L. Covington
al Guard Rail
Senators debate spending power in bipartisan compromise
Hayden denies truth of report while noting a five member Senate subcommittee would meet with House spokesmen. Vice President Johnson suggested but no agreement reached. The plan would apply only this session with subcommittees from the two Appropriations committees working toward a permanent arrangement next January. The proposal would let two House members preside at about half the conference meetings on spending, while Senate original jurisdiction over annual money bills would not be granted. House rejected sharing chairmanships, but compromise would recognize seniority so eight House and five Senate chairmanships are allocated. No bills enacted for fiscal years begun July d. agencies operate under emergency funding in July.
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Congress
Appropriations
Kennedy Goulart postpone Brazil visit after elections
The English language report notes both Presidents Kennedy and Goulart regretted delaying the trip, citing concerns over U S intervention charges amid Brazil’s unsettled politics. White House said plans continued for a July 30 to August 1 visit, with Rusk declining to rule out a postponement.
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Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Assassination Plot Charged To 12 Japanese
Tokyo district court opened hearings on charges against 12 Japanese men accused of plotting to seize government and police headquarters and establish a revolutionary military regime in Japan. Prosecution says plan included coups timed for 1961 and 1962, with Tekisabara Shinbara and Tokutaro Sakurai named for leadership roles.
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Assassi
Brazil
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Hatcher
Kennedy
Goulart
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Defense Agency
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Tekisabara ‘Shinbara
U.S
Japan
Rusk policy talk may touch Berlin and disarmament
Rusk favorable to discussion on Berlin and disarmament as part of a broad talk set in Washington. He urged Congress to modify the House ban on U.S. purchases of United Nations bonds unless all UN members are paid their obligations. The move could give any of the 100 members a veto over U.S. funding of the world body. The U.S. also delayed formal recognition of a new Algerian government amid Algerian authorities still unsure how to proceed with foreign recognition.
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Officials Endorse Marshall Amid Tariff Policy Debate
In Washington, leaders urged rapid confirmation as the United States weighs tariff shifts in the European Common Market. Samuel I. Rosenman commended Marshall, noting his strong reputation in New York City, while President Truman praised him for defending U.S. military and defense installations abroad.
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Truman
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Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Officers in Dan River Lodge 42
New officers of Dan River Lodge 42, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, were installed led by District Deputy Grand Master James G. Wood. Elected officers include A. M. Butts as noble grand and Bernard H. Sigman as treasurer. Other officials were installed in Virginia as district officers assisted by Wood, with voting records noted for foreign aid bills.
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Senate
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Kennedy
A- M. Butts
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Bernard H. Sigman
Wood
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Virginia
G. E. Childs
F. C. Castle
Retary
C. W. Lumpkin
Major Shelton
HM. Ball
Og/Stard
O. T. Jack
Cotton market edges down before export program details
Cotton prices fell up to 45 cents a bale with most deliveries lower amid liquidation in nearby contracts and favorable weather spurring some selling. Sixteen July delivery notices were issued and halted by afternoon while July futures faced volatility as traders await export program specifics. A Memphis trader noted overall crop progress improved across the belt.
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New York
Trial notes in docket show fines for Pritchett and whisky case
Tyrone Hassell Pritchett pled guilty on three traffic charges and received fines of 100 for two offenses and 15 for another. His license was revoked for six months and ten days with a 30 day suspended sentence. A second case saw William Aiken found guilty of illegal whisky. Fines included 250 dollars. Trial set for Clarence Broadus, Morgan Crowder, and James Lea on separate charges including malicious wounding forgery and reckless driving.
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Pritchett
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Waloes
Aiken
William “Ainle
Clarence Edward Broadusx
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James Malley Lea
Escapee Nabbed After Car Theft Leads to Danville
Police halted a car theft tied to Henry County escapee Robert Mannings Menton, 33, who had fled Prison Camp 28. Luther Ramsey Hancock reported a stolen 1951 Chevrolet from Bishop Avenue, found abandoned on Memorial Drive within minutes. Menton, arrested with a pocket knife, was identified by prison guards and taken to headquarters, while driver Burgess of Axton claimed innocence.
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Henry County
Luther Ramsey Hancock
Chatham Rt 5
Bishop Ave
E. E. Nealy
J. C. Carter
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Burgess
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Henry County Sheriff's Office
Chatham Sheriff's Office
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C. W. Howerton
T. W. Evans
Ramsey Burgess
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Telstar balky at times on commands reported
In Andover Maine Telstar satellite balky at times though described as minor. Bell Telephone Laboratories spokesman said some remote ground stations in the worldwide tracking network at extreme range had their radioed commands shrugged off by the satellite.
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Eugene F. O'Neill
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Interpreting The News on Space Telemetry and World Impact
J M Roberts reflects on how satellite tech shifts power, culture, and politics beyond simple physics. He notes Telemetry from Telstar shows promise yet raises questions about control, propaganda, and global understanding as radio and TV networks bind nations.
King and Abernathy Freed in Georgia After Jailed
The article notes Martin Luther King Jr and Ralph Abernathy were freed with police escorts in Albany Georgia after a jail episode linked to the 1960 political climate. Police Chief Laurie Pritchett warned he did not want King in his jail and the city provided protection for their release and transit.
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Woman awarded damages in Delta Air Lines abuse case
A Columbia jury awarded Mrs. Steiglitz twenty five thousand dollars in damages after she alleged abuse aboard a Delta Airlines jet from Chicago to Savannah. The plaintiff, married to former Giants catcher Al Steiglitz, said a Savannah man identified as Bryant assaulted and harassed her during the flight. A male passenger testified Bryant cursed others and was present when the incidents occurred. Bryants did not appear for trial.
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al Steiglitz
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Irrevocable conclusions in death by rifle case feature
Estes McClellan questions draws about a fatal incident while a committee notes that no man can be blamed for self inflicted death by rifle action. Testimony from a Marshall aide cites fear of regulatory circumvention over allotments linked to farmers displaced by public works. Despite tightened 1961 rules, Estes, a West Texas fallow grower, shifted over 3000 acres to Pecos and Reeves counties to plant cotton.
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Marshall
All and
C. Williams
College Station
Tex
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Self
Wilbur Hott
Paul Johnson
Hott
Johnson
Holt
Agriculture Department
Dallas
Estes
West Texas
Pecos
Reeves J
Government-regulated private corporation for space network
FCC officials and government leaders back a plan for a government-regulated private corporation to own and operate the U.S. segment of a global space communications network. Minow says the system could show capitalism against communism abroad. Officials note a study on international television preceded Telstar's success, with Andrew Hatcher citing about 73 industry figures aiding Meyers. The study is a joint FCC State Department project.
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U.S
Minow
Telstar
White House
Andrew J. Hatcher
Meyers
State Department
Ben Bella Faces Rift as Western Algeria Seethes
A temporary museum speech near Isports Stadium signals a looming rift as Ben Bella’s entourage hints he has not reconciled with the Algerian provisional government from Rabat talks. Ben Bella, once a post office robber turned prisoner in France, faces opposition from forces in western Algeria and the firing of Col Boumedienne. Some loyalists ponder a separate western Algerian state with or without Algiers’ government.
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Algiers
Churchills Condition Worsens After Hospital Exit
Churchill suffers bronchial infection risk and pneumonia danger as authorities withhold full details about his temperature. He fractured a left thigh in a June Monte Carlo fall and was flown to London by the RAF. Lady Churchill says he looked better after a visit, noting he smoked a cigar.
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Monte Carlo
Royal Air Force
London
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Seconki
Tests at Johnston Island Radius Test Expansion
The report describes shape tests centered on Johnston Island with a 470 mile surface radius, expanding to 700 nautical miles at altitude. An ABC spokesman said further high altitude tests would be announced in advance, implying possible low altitude shots if higher tests are canceled.
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Tax Bill Stalls Over Foreign Profits Debate
The committee clashed over tax credit withholding and foreign profits with a 98 vote blocking a delayed action move on overseas profits. Byrd planned a Friday resumption, aiming to decide if overall action will meet his Tuesday deadline.
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Byrd
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