Honky Tonk Terrorism Spotlighted in Senate Probe
Senate investigators focused on Chicago nightlife, linking mob control to exploitation in night clubs. Dancer Anita Lapouchok, 22, testified hints of sex trafficking and coercion while AGVA officials faced sharp accusations of collusion. Officers cited front operations and union inaction as key concerns amid testimony from Ann OConnor and Marlin Cavanaugh.
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Washington
Honky Tonk
Chicago
Entertainers’ Union
Senate
Anita Lapouchok
Canada
Joey Aiuppa
American Guild of Variety Artists
Ann O’connor
Marlin Cavanaugh
AGVA
Louis Cantone
Chicago Police Department
Cantone
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
AGWA
Joseph May
America
Doc) Amadio
Julio Desaris
May
Calumet City
Armadio
Folies Bergere
Desoris
Miami Beach
Frank la Porte
Hawthorne man pleads guilty in car horn shooting case
A Hawthorne man Carl Wayne Frazier 26 pleaded guilty to assault for shooting Harry R. Dyball 28 in a parking lot after a car horn incident. Dyball was lightly wounded. Frazier awaiting sentence on July 15 and free on 2625 bail.
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Carl Wayne Frazier
Hawthorne
Harry R. Dyball
Inglewood
Byball
Frazier
Estes ties with Commercial Solvents deepen in probe
Washington AP reports the House investigation into Billie Sol Estes widens as Maynard Wheeler and other Commercial Solvents leaders testify. Notes suggest former Agriculture Department officials James McConnell and Walter Berger may testify next, linking Estes to grain storage contracts and a $7 million-plus haul while $93.7 million remained owed.
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Washington
Thel
House
Billie So
Estes
Agriculture Department
Eiserhower
James A. McConnell
Walter C. Berger
Berger
McConnell
Commodity Credit Corp
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Commercial Solvents
Bass
Wheeler
Subsetimittee
James
Naughton
Wheeler Tate
Milo
Texas
Lynlton B. Johnsen
McDonald Fee Loses Office in USW Local 227
Donald Rarick longtime president of USW Local 227 loses bid for re election to Robert Baron 1228 votes to 879. Baron backed by USW President David J McDonald. Local covers 5000 workers at U S Steel Traing Works. Rarick led rebel group opposing McDonald since 1958.
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Pittsburgit
Donald Rarick
United Steelworkers
USW
Robert Baron
Rarick
Baron
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Pan F
McDonald
Gilbert's Files Are Seized In New York Probe
Federal and local prosecutors probe Edward M. Gilbert after he admits withdrawing 1 952 000 from E L Bruce Co executives. Gilbert resigns as president and director and flees to Rio de Janeiro as investigators scrutinize his wide range of financial dealings with Celotex and Bruce. Jurisdictional hurdles delay extradition and no charges yet filed.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
District Attorney
Fice
Edward MM. Gilbert
Brazil
E.L. Bruce Co
Gilbert
Dis
Bruce
Rio de Janeiro
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Jerome Kidder
Kidder Sams
Rio
United States
L. Bruce Jr
Celotex Corp
Celotex
Bruce Company
Rhoda
James Mullooly
New York City
Taylor 3. Gay
Mary Mullooly
Gay
Troops in West Berlin Respond to 3:30 A.M. Test Alert
About 1000 U.S. troops in West Berlin rushed from their barracks at 3:30 a.m. for a surprise alert exercise. They moved to tactical positions across the American sector and returned after four hours, part of regular drills to test readiness.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Astronaut Slayton Faces Heart Checkup in Boston
Astronaut Don Ald Slayton travels to Boston for a heart evaluation by Dr. Paul White, sought to judge fitness for a space mission after a history of irregular heart rhythms. NASA notes the test was planned and should not be read as confirmation of his selection, though it keeps a door open for potential flight duties.
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Boston
Donald K. Slayton
Paul Dudley Whie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stayton
NASA
Manned Space Flight Center
Houston
Tex
White
Stanley White
Manned Spacecraft Center
Langley Air Force Base
Slayton
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Navy
Washington
Duke Grandson, 10, Left $30 Million Bequest
Inman Jr., 10, heir to over 30 million from Nanaline Duke's 490 million estate in New York probate. He lives near Augusta with relatives in Hamptons County. Duke University receives 4 million. other heirs split about 800 thousand. Public attention prompts possible schooling changes.
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Brunson
S.C
South Carolina
Walker P. (Skipper) Inman Jr
Nanaline
J. Duke
Duke
American Tobacco Co
New York
Skipper
Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
Hugh Lightsey
Susan Inman
Susan
University of South Carolina
Georgetown
Younster
Lightsey
Hamptons County
Young Inman
William P. Inman
Atlanta
Nanaline Holt
Macon
Doris Duke
James Buschanan Duke
Duke Foundation
Duke University
U S Nazi Trio Receives Police Escort in Philadelphia
Three men claiming American Nazi Party membership planned to picket the Anti Defamation League office. Police met them at the scene as about 500 hostile onlookers jeered. They were escorted to a station for questioning and later released with no charges filed. The ADL condemned the display as a desecration on flag day.
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Philadelphia
Arlington
Anti-Defamation League
Together Again at Santa Monica Star Reunion
Santa Monica Calif AP reports actress Vera Ralston and producer Herbert J Yates reconciled on Thursday ending a estrangement that began May 4. The reunion marks a long awaited closure for the two figures in Hollywoods circuit.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Vera Ralston
Herbert J. Yates
Twentieth Century Limited Marks 60th Birthday
New York Central’s Twentieth Century Limited celebrates six decades as a showpiece luxury train between New York and Chicago. It has carried famous passengers from Al Jolson to Paderewski and Mary Pickford, and despite era changes, still offers high level service and ceremony in a streamlined 46 hour schedule, with diesel power and about 16 cars.
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NEW York
New York Central
Chi
the Central
Chicago
John W
Beba
Central
Tommy O'Grady
Borraty
Kennedy seeks free hand on aid to Poland Yugoslavia
President Kennedy presses Congress to lift Senate limits on aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. House action expected in 10 days to two weeks. Ambassadors Keenan and Cat warned the restriction could undermine U S efforts to loosen those states from Moscow. State Department voices grave concern over the measure and a trade bill provision that would deny preferred tariff treatment to those nations. Senator Hickenlooper questions necessity of ambassador briefings amid ongoing congressional debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
George S. Keenan
Belgrade
John Moors Cat
Warsaw
U.S
Moscow
State Department
House “Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Kennan
Cabot
Kremlin
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlapper
R-Town
Tito
Hickenlooper
Mad About Flat Highlights Language Split Debate
New York AP notes American English and British English may remain mutually intelligible despite dialect drift. Merriam Webster Editor Dr. Philip B. Gove argues shared global media and travel keep terms like gas and petrol, elevator and lift, and hot dog understood across regions.
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New York
Philip B. Gove
Gove
Merrian- Webster Dictionaries
Rome
David Eccles
David
England
United States
Canada
Australia
Sir David
Gore
Britain to relinquish command of NATO Second Tactical Air Force
Western diplomats say Britain will hand over command of the nuclear armed NATO Second Tactical Air Force in Europe next year. A German Belgian or Dutch officer is expected to assume leadership while Britain steps back from frontline control.
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London
Britain
Second Tactical Air Force
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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