New Probe of Goldfine's Friends Reported Begun
The Justice Department reportedly opened a financial net worth inquiry involving a dozen high ranking figures tied to financier Bernard Goldfine. Sherman Adams is named as a subject, with Adams saying he will not comment. Goldfine is in prison for tax evasion and the probe seeks to trace about $600,000 siphoned from his textile empire.
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Florida Lets Last Riders Out Of Jail
Ten Freedom Riders, the final members of four CORE led groups challenging segregation, were released from Tallahassee jail on $500 bonds after earlier refusals to post. Some planned a new visit next week to press for restaurant service. the operation remained peaceful with few arrests and no violence.
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Youth Cites Castro Power
A 19 year old Cuban underground member in Miami says Fidel Castro has amassed Soviet and Czech military equipment beyond what patriotic fighters could overthrow, claiming the regime’s strength rests on foreign materiel.
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Freedom Riders jailed in Jackson under breach of peace law
A 45 year old New York writer Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff filed the petition on Friday. Since May 24 a total of 116 riders seeking to integrate bus rail and airport facilities in Jackson have been arrested, signaling a possible broader move if successful.
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New York
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Kennedy criticizes crime focus amid courthouse tour
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy told reporters at a New York federal courthouse that the public worries more about earning extra money than crime and corruption. He toured the building, meeting staff as AP photographer Anthony Camerano captured the moment. He described Cuba resupply rumors and noted 16 or 17 MiG fighters at a San Antonio base.
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JFK Treatments Update Amid Resting Weekend
In Middleburg Virginia President Kennedy's acting back was treated again Saturday and the White House said he is getting along fine. The president spends the weekend with his family at the Glen Orea estate in Virginia horse country as Washington reports progress.
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Hobbs Hid In Cave Found After decades long pursuit
Isham D. Hobbs, 44, led officers to a cave about 12 miles from downtown Huntsville where he hid after the killing of Mrs. Margaret Fleming, 50, during a confrontation with an intruder on May 5, 1944. He faces murder charges and was arrested in Florida last November.
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Ala
Isham D. Hobbs
Hobbs
Margaret Thornton Fleming
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L. D. Wall
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Kennedy Injury Update and Return Timeline
Dent remained on crutches and is described as in good condition. Kennedy plans to return to the capital on Sunday night or early Monday morning.
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Secret trial begins for Trujillo suspect in Dominican Republic
Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman Fernandez, a former defense minister, faced a secret treason trial over the Rafael Trujillo assassination. Officials demanded his death after a statement linking Roman to plans to seize the government. He was removed from defense post after the slaying, and is the first of many suspects to stand trial.
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Dominican Republic
Jose Rene Roman Fernandez
Rafael L. Trujillo
Roman
Trujillos
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Man Faces Trial For Murder And Burglary
Hobbs stands before Circuit Judge Elbert H. Parsons charged with first degree murder and first degree burglary following a battle in which a person was stabbed. He claims insanity as his defense.
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Hobbs
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Samuel Clemens Buried in Mira New York
The historic author Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain is buried in Mira New York. The brief note confirms his final resting place and public memory of the writer.
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Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Mira, N. Y
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