Powers in Vicinity Of Mossler's Home murder trial testimony
State witnesses described Melvin Powers and Candace Messler tied to the June 30 1964 slaying of Jacques Messler as the courtroom heard about Powers movements from Houston to Miami. Witnesses placed Powers near Mossler’s Key Biscayne residence before the crime and documented a phone call from Houston.
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Powers
Mossler
Miami
Fla
Texas
Melvin
Florida
Lane Powers
Slain
Houston
Paul O'Neil
Irs
Messler
William Measament
Whichimer
Sanford
N.C
Candace Messier
Jacques
Tex
George Schulz
Measamer
Mel
Heeshall Kline
Moss
Causeway
Biscayne
Mosster
Hellounge
Mossdrink
Hler
Byron T. Ransdell
Mary J. Alice Demick
National Air Lines
Barbara Ann Barrer
Miami International Airport
CATV Ruling Not Expected To Affect Cost of Service
Washington AP reports FCC Chairman E William Henry says the new CATV ruling will not raise the average cost of service, remaining about 4 50 monthly. FCC extends jurisdiction over CATV while easing protections for local stations and tightening big city entry to top markets. Hearings on CATV utility classification may begin within three weeks.
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CATV
Washington
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Henry
FCC
Commission
John F. Cushman
Cushman
House Commerce Committee
State Ends Adamuccci Testimony in Camden Case
Prosecution rests against three men charged with murdering Frank Adamucci during an alleged holdup. Det. Sgt. August Hoppe linked bullets from the crime to a single weapon. Witnesses tied defendant William Kestner to guiding officers to a site near a trailer where practice bullets were found. Co-defendants are Bobby Levan Mayberry and John R. Miller.
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Camden, NJ
Frank Adamucci
New Jersey
Hoppe
Adamucci
William J. Kestner
Chester
Bobby Levan Mayberry
Rossville
Newark
Del
John R. Miller
McNabb
Leary Named New York Police Commissioner Amid Civilian Board Debate
Civil rights leaders applaud Howard R. Leary appointment to head New York's 27 000 member police force replacing Vincent J. Broderick amid controversy over a civilian review board. Leary previously led Philadelphia police and holds a Temple University law degree.
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NEW York
Howard R. Leary
Leary
John V. Lindsay
Vincent J. Broderick
Faraak Nnlinaman
WU OE Lolggl Punlenail
Philadelphia
Lindsay
Broderick
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Civilian Review Board
Rochester
N.Y
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Philadelphia Police Department
Temple University
Racial Charges Rise Over Labor Civil Rights Suit
AFL-CIO leaders in Miami Beach suggest the St. Louis civil rights suit against the AFL-CIO Building Trades Council may be used to pressure unions into curbing wage demands. They note past friction persuading some locals to hire Black workers, while a Justice Department suit targets racial discrimination amid plans for a national wage settlement.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
C. J. Haggerty
Afl-Cio Construction and Buidling Trades Department
Johnson
Justice Department
St. Louis
Afl-Cio Building Trades Council
Labor Or
Justice Departments
Haggerty
Labor Department
St. Louis Arch
Labor
W. Willard Witz
Hagperiv
Man Dies Of Wounds After Attack On Rabbi
DETROIT, Richard Wishnetsky, 23, shot Rabbi Morris Adler before turning the gun on himself. Adler, 59, remained in grave condition at Sinai Hospital after brain surgery. Wishnetsky, once a high achieving student and former mental patient, died of his wound today.
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Detroit
Richard Wishnetsky
Wishnetsky
Morris Adler
Adler
Sinai Hospital
Woodrow Wilson
University of Michigan
Michigan
Edward Wishnetsky
Pipe Kills Driver as It Swings into Car Window
An 18 foot pipe broke loose from a passing truck and swung into a car window in Pocatello Idaho killing the driver identified as Robert Gebbrad 21 of Selah Washington. His father Denver Gebbrad 56 and an aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harley Gardner of Edwards Missouri sustained minor injuries. The chain holding the pipe apparently broke.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Robert Gebbrad
Selah
Wash
Denver Gebbrad
Harley Gardner
Edwards, Mo
Gas Kills 17 Workers at Swiss Mountain Power Site
Seventeen workmen, fifteen of them Italian, suffocated by a carbonic gas cloud in a tunnel under Basodino Mountain near Locarno Switzerland. Two Swiss guards also died after rushing in to help. An Italian investigation commission arrived, details to be released after completion.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Nel
Locaron
Basodiho
Robbies
di Maggio
Bedretto
Saint Gothard
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Uesday
New Jersey State Police
Howard Leary
Ridley Township Adult School
Ridley Township
Ludlow
Pipe
Volkswagen
J. S. Motor Company
Lincoln Ave
MacDade Blvd
Folsom
Roy Tweedy
Freezer
U.S
Sirloin
MacDade Boulevard
Holmes
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