Eight neo Nazi members indicted for riot plots in Bronx
A Bronx County grand jury indicted eight members of the National Renaissance party on charges of advocating criminal anarchy and attempting to riot at White Castle picket lines. Seven pleaded innocent with bonds from 2,500 to 7,500. one to be arraigned later. Plaintiffs face additional charges and the group possessed a cache of weapons and hate literature. The defendants include Madole, Joachim, Krauss, Lehr, Wells, Burros, Cassidy, all from New York City.
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New York
Bronx County
National Renaissance Party
Bronx
White Castle
Congress of Racial Equality
James HW. Madole
Paul Joachim
Peter Krauss
Jan Lehr
Anthony Wells
Daniel Burros
Edward Cassidy
New York City
Pickets Target Chicago Schools Superintendent Willis
About 25 pickets marched to Willis residence targeting Chicago school superintendent Benjamin Willis and board member Frank M. Whiston. Earlier 30 hymn‑singing clergymen protested the mobile classrooms on the South Side, calling them a symbol of de facto segregation. Police inspected a mobile classroom damaged by fire amid arson suspicions. damage set at 300 dollars.
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Chicago
South Side
Benjamin
Willis
North Side
Frank M. Whiston
Phillip M. Cripps
Ogden Park Methodist Church
Municipal Court
Dick Gregory
Wallingford Youths Fined After Invasion Incident
Nine of fourteen youths involved in the Wallingford home intrusion were fined on disorderly conduct charges. Most received peace bonds and face arraignment in juvenile court. others pleaded guilty earlier and paid fines. The case stemmed from a June 9 incident at the Borland residence and Bob Brown’s accompanying events.
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Wallingford
Justice of the Peace
Harry Pfaeffle
Henry G. Sweney
Media
Martha Kearns
Robert Graham
Nether Providence
Pam Brown
Lee Steward
Laird Bradley
Chester
Jon Aschemeyer
Lewis Hitchner
Caren Dallet
Carolyn Kline
David Graves
Richard
Sears Purchase Plans 1968 Store at Baltimore Pike Site
Sears Roebuck and Co announces acquisition of 4 acres at Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road for a full line department store and car center contingent on zoning. Gibbons Home for Women Past 40 to be razed. Store expected to open in 1968 joining two existing Delaware County locations.
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Gibbons
Baltimore Pike
Sproul Road
Springfield
Sears, Roebuck & Co
R. J. Doherty
Sears
Harry A.bornman
Doharty
St. David's
Delaware County
Edgmont Ave
Chester
Market St
Millbourne
Philadelphia
Doherty
Driver Held Up Getting Car
A man wearing a white navy uniform held a driver by Glenn Johnson, 27, of 6025 1st St., as the driver was getting his car. The incident occurred Thursday and involved a confrontation near the scene.
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Chester
Glenn Johnson
Man Holds Knife In Car Robbery Attempt
In Denver near 8th Street and Melivain a man lying on the car floor threatened a victim with a knife and demanded money. He took $35 from a shirt pocket before fleeing, with police reporting the incident to authorities.
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8Th St
Melivain
Johnson
Denver
Colo
Leslie C
van Natter
Ben Johnson
Five Suspects Charged in Bank Heist Case
Police in Bournemouth identify two London men Roger Cowdery and William Boal as principal suspects in a predawn bank robbery. Boal and his wife Rene along with Alfred and Mary Pilgrim face charges over 1190 pounds in stolen notes. A 33 year old herdsman, John Maris, led detectives to the gang’s farm hideout 18 miles from the scene. A 260000 pound reward looms for information and recovery of loot as police press bids and claims.
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Scotland Yard
France
Bournemouth
Roger John Cowdery
William Boal
London
Boal
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
UMW Wins NLRB Vote at Diamond Ice & Fuel
Chester workers at Diamond Ice and Fuel Co. vote 18 to 11 for United Mine Workers Local 13751 over Teamsters Local 343 in a National Labor Relations Board election. The UMW represents truck drivers oil burner service men coal drivers ice manufacturers and laborers. No challenged votes. Local 13751 has held representation since 1952.
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Chester
United Mine Workers
Diamond Ice & Fuel Co
2Nd
Tilghman Sts
Loval
United Mine Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
Karl W. Wendel
NLRB
UMW
Delaware County Chamber Praises Sears Store Plan
Joan Tiley, executive director of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, calls the Sears store plan in Springfield exciting news for Delaware County. She says Sears is an aggressive retailer and the move into central Delaware County shows the area is growing and ready for major capital investment.
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Joan Tiley
Delaware County
Carpenter fined for disorderly conduct in Chester
Edward Carpenter Jr of Shaw Terrace was fined 300 dollars and 9 dollars costs on a disorderly conduct charge. Assault and battery and attempted rape were dropped after magistrate Anthony Smith altered the charges. Detectives DePrisco and Perkins arrested him at 2 45 this morning following testimony of an 18 year old girl assaulted near 3rd and Ulrich streets. Police later spotted a matching car on Madison Street near 12th.
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Chester
Edward
Carpenter Jr
Shaw Terrace
Toduy
Anthony H. Smith
Carpenter
Alfred DePrisco
Tuseo Perkins
3Rd
Ulrich Sts
3Rd and Central
Lampkin Street
Ulrich
3Rd Street
Theodore Laws
Ard
Penn Sts
Laws
Madison Street
12Th
Springfield
Theodore Ward
State
Sproul Roads
Baltimore Pike
Ward
Gaetano Rindone
Cambridge Road
Brookhaven
Rindone
GOP Governors Meet Sept 14 in Denver
Boise Idaho AP reports the newly formed Republican Governors Association will hold its first meeting on September 14 in Denver. Gov Robert E Smylie of Idaho, chosen chairman at the National Governors Conference, said the group aims to improve liaison between governors and other national Republican elements.
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Boise, Idaho
Republican Governors Association
Denver
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Miami Beach
Fla
Republican Party
Rail Unions Accept Wirtz Suggestions
Rail unions accept suggestions from Willard Wirtz outlined for bargaining limits. The talks aim to define bargaining scope as Congress weighs Kennedy plan to shift rail labor issues to the Interstate Commerce Commission. With a nationwide strike possible August 29, optimism faded as negotiations stalled.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Ferce Commission
Elim
J. E. Wolfe
Woman Admits Scheme Behind Burning Ruse at House
A Los Angeles area woman testified she helped plan a fire hoax at a condemned house to force its condemnation lifting. She described being tarred, feathered, and trapped by a inward opening door while firemen rescued her as investigators tied the plot to the Lewises and a Black handyman.
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Lewises
San Dimas
Harwell
Lewis
Handyman Jackson
Driggs
Meany Sees Possible Settlement To Railroad Strike
AFL CIO President George Meany expressed hope that the railroad dispute can be settled through collective bargaining to avert a nationwide strike. The AFL-CIO Executive Council ended a four day summer meeting with an economic policy call for decisive government action to head off a 1964 recession, urging tax cuts and public works while noting declines in steel output and orders for durable goods. The Ways and Means Committee moved to tighten dividend taxation, proposing removal of the 4 percent dividend tax credit in two stages.
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Unity House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Couucil
House
Ways and Means Committee
Weather Summary For County This Week
Readable forecast notes indicate highs around the upper 70s to 80s, lows in the high 50s to 60s, with periods of showers likely midweek. Tides show minor shifts with a warmer trend into Sunday and Monday. Normal values cited include a high near 84 and low around 74 for the period.
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