Police Hunt Convict Who Shoots Guard
Philadelphia police pursue Frank Andrews 24 of New Jersey after he shot a guard and seized two hostages while escaping custody during transfer from Burlington County to Salem County. The wounded constable Jaski 32, Riverside NJ, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Francis Brennan
Burlington County
N.J
Frank
Andrews
Aliliville
New Jersey
Frankl Jaski
Riverside
Salem County
Jaski
Harry Filius
Mount Holly
Burlington City
Leon Lloyd
Pennsville
Filius
Fillius
Lloyd
Salem Institution
Showdown in Albany Prompts Massive March for Civil Rights
In Albany Georgia a tense standoff escalates as Martin Luther King Jr and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference plan a large march on City Hall amid racial policy tensions. Police and state troopers prepare while King urges nonviolence and self reliance in the face of local resistance.
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Albany
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Montgomery
Aba
Torney
Grady Rawls
Rawls
Washington
Bootblack Earns Shine From Boss At Woolworths
In New York, Mike Graziano a 64 year old longtime bootblack at the F W Woolworth Co. received a rare honor a shine from company president Robert C Kirkwood. About ten top executives watched as Graziano was treated to a high gloss. A two foot square cake with 43 candles marked his 45th shoe shining anniversary.
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New York
Eleanor
Mike Graziano
Robert C. Kirkwood
F. W. Woolworth Co
Graziano
Kirkwood
Brooklyn
World Court ruling tests UN member duty on peacekeeping costs
The World Court says all United Nations members owe a share of Congo and Suez peacekeeping costs, a view opposed by the Soviet bloc. Nations behind in dues face possible sanctions, with debate to occur when the General Assembly reconvenes. The United States calls the decision important for international law and UN finances.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Wations
Congo
Suez
Soviet Union
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Balivia
Guatemala
Paraguay
Yemen
U.N
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
World Forum
General Assembly
World Court
Yale Alumni Magazine prints Kennedy speech sparks mixed letters
Yale alumni magazine July issue prints President Kennedy’s Yale commencement speech and five letters to the editor. Some grads praise his programs while others condemn his approach, calling the honor controversial and citing concerns over free speech and policy.
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NEW Waven
Conn
Yale
Kennedy
Harvard
Clerk Held in Big Stock Market Theft
A four man scheme nets $1.3 million in stock certificates from a Bracke & Co. brokerage in Manhattan. Inside man Gordon Tallman 30, a stock clerk, planted the loot and was nabbed after signaling an error in the stolen list. Others, including Rob ert Dodge 24 and duo Lombardozzi 36 and Martinelli 48, were arrested as the FBI closed in and recovered the securities.
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New York
Mrr. X
Wall Street
FBI
Solution
Torney
Frank S. Hogan
Gordon A.talllman
Bache & Co
Tallman
Bache
Hogan
Robert J. Dodge
Upper Manhattan
Dodge
Newark
N.J
John Lombardozzi
Joseph G. Martinelli
Lombardozzi
Brooklyn
Martinelli
Jersey City
Bronx
Voters Grow More Opposed to Foreign Aid Outlays
Washington AP reports rising voter opposition to large foreign aid subsidies amid Senate debate over a 4.6 billion authorization. The Senate passed the bill 56 to 27 despite cuts and objections, with critics noting the removal of a ban on surplus aid and India’s funding set at 727 million.
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Washington
Weveas
Senate
O Jt
House
Poland
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
Uly
U.S
Moscow
Congress
Papu
India
Pen
Mather L . Humphrey
Minnesota
Final Chapter Near as $100,000 Reward Paid in Brink's Heist
Boston reports the Brink's robbery saga may end with $100,000 in reward money to claimants, after over 20 filed claims including a police chief. The haul of $1,219,000 occurred on Halloween 1950. seven robbers are serving life terms, and the Supreme Court refused further appeals.
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Boston
Brink
Brink's
Walpole State Prison
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard J. McCarron
Veterans Administration under fire at Philadelphia convention
U S Rep James E Van Zandt accused HEW of trying to muscle in on veterans affairs and sought to transfer VA housing and rehabilitation functions to other agencies He urged veterans to resist efforts to diminish the VA At the convention in Philadelphia Democratic and Republican figures spoke on veterans issues and security plus internal party slate actions.
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Philadelphia
U.S
James E. van Zandt
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Veterans Activities
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
van Zandt
Bureau of the Budget
Veterans Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Health, Education and ‘Welfare
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Richardson Dilworth
Joseph
Clark
Washington
Dilworth
Minoru Genda
Pearl Harbor
Tax Cut Plans Are Delayed By Kennedy
President Kennedy will wait for July business reports before asking Congress for a tax cut this year. By mid August most July data will be in, as the administration weighs if June figures signal a rebound or a new recession. Calls for an early tax cut persist from labor and business groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Padvigers
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Peru Seeks To Regain U S Aid
Peru's ruling junta seeks U S recognition to resume aid after a bloodless coup that ousted President Manuel Prado. Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy appeals to Washington to view the takeover as preserving democracy and to lift suspensions on diplomatic ties and funding. He accuses the deposed civilian regime of siphoning Alliance for Progress funds.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
Manuel Prado
Ricardo Perez Godoy
United States
Kennedy
Washington
Perez Godoy
U.S. Alliance For Progress
Alliance For Progress
White House
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Eleven Boys Held In Beatings In Montgomery County
NORRISTOWN Pa AP eleven teenage boys remain in the Montgomery County juvenile home as court hearings proceed over charges they beat four youths one left with two broken arms. Juvenile probation officer Richard Mitte said holding them was justified and parents must pay 180 in medical bills. The Saturday night attack near Souderton involved Terry Moyer II who suffered two broken arms during a rope climbing display. Authorities said all 11 acted with the express purpose of looking for trouble in Souderton.
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Norristown
Montgomery County
Richard §. Minee
Terry “Moyer, II
Souderton
Mitte
Onis
Moyer
Souderston
Philadelphia Probe Budget Approved and Office Leased
Attorney W. Wilson White submitted a 121000 budget through Dec 31 for municipal corruption probe costs. The plan includes four Widener Building suites at 373 monthly, staffing, and witness fees, with council expected to give quick approval as ordinances move forward.
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Philadelphia
W. Wilson White
White
Common Pleas
Eugene V. Alessandroni
City Finance
Department
Alessandrani
Ernest Scott
Philadelphia Bar Association
Scott
Widener Building
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