Boston lawyers charged in attempted bribery of IRS official
In Boston three lawyers Nathaniel Bergman Saul Glassman and Paul Gorin were charged with trying to bribe an Internal Revenue Service official to drop prosecution of Bergman on income tax evasion. The $10000 offer was allegedly discussed with IRS agent Charles J McCaffrey.
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Justice Department
Boston
Internal Revenue Service
Department
Charles J. McCaffrey
Nathaniel Bergman
Hartford
McCaffrey
Glassman
Bergman
Mortimer Caplin
Gorin
Thomas F. Howard
Raymond N. Kiely
North Carolina Auto Liability Rates Raised 18.7 Percent
Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold approved an 18.7 percent rise in auto liability rates in North Carolina. He tied the hike to a push for safer driving and said the increase takes effect September 1 with partial offsets from a new safe driver reward plan.
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Charles F. Gold
North Carolina
Gold
North Carolina Automobile Rate Administrative Office
50th since January U S launches beer can satellite to study space dust
The 127 pound Scout satellite, the 50th American orbit since January 1958, circles Earth every 98 minutes at 275 to 565 miles. Researchers aim to measure micro meteoroids' number and penetration to assess safety for interplanetary flights. The “beer can” payload features 160 metallic cylinders and marks a milestone for the Scout booster.
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Washington
Space Messenger
Space Agency
Ord
Kennedy orders large mobilization of 76500 reserves
The Defense Department under Kennedy orders 76 500 reservists and National Guardsmen to active duty to bolster forces for Berlin and other hotspots. Most report by Oct 1 with 311 units across Army Navy and Air Force activated. Total active duty end dates unspecified though Congress set a one year recall limit.
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Berlin
Robert S. McNamara
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Air Force National Guard
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Air Force
McNamara
Congress
Ai Force
Marine Corps
Berlin crisis notes stir as Rusk meets Western ambassadors
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Western Big Three ambassadors to discuss Berlin amid Soviet notes about air corridors. McNamara Bundy and other officials attended the 10:30 a.m. session as the Allies prepared firm replies to Moscow while Berlin access and air routes remained contentious.
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Dean Rusk
Berlin
State Department
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Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
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Moscow
Rusk
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Britain
France
West Berlin
Herve Alphand
Harold Caccia
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
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Kremlin
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Pirates Attempt Baltic Cruise Takeover by German Youths
Twelve German youths aboard the Binz tried to seize the East German pleasure steamer on a Baltic Sea cruise with 250 passengers and crew. The crew overpowered the pirates and handed them to police, according to ADN.
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Berlin
Binz
ADN
Gem Theft Suspect Dies In Gun Fight
Don al d Lee Jackson, linked to a $150,000 Greenville jewelry store robbery, was killed in a gun battle with Kansas highway patrolman Price Laub on the Kansas Turnpike east of Lawrence. Laub was wounded in the knee but wounded Jackson in a head, hand, and both arms as he tried to draw a weapon. Jackson, a 29 year old Quinett Kansas native, faced charges in multiple states and was tied to a Smithwick jewelry store holdup that yielded diamonds and pearls worth $150,000.
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Donald Lee Jackson
Greenville
S. C
Kansas
Price Laub
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Laub
Kansas Turnpike
Quinett
FBI
University of Wichita
Smithwick Jewelry
Veep Expected To Take Over Brazilian Post
Vice President Joao Goulart sails home from Singapore where he praised Mao and the Peiping regime to assume Brazil’s presidency after the resignation of Janio Quadros. Demonstrations erupt in Brasilia Recife and Rio de Janeiro as the army and police maintain order amid a crisis with potential general strikes.
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Brazil
Janio Quadros
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Labor Party
Singapore
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Quadros
Communist Bloc
South America
Recife
Atlantic
Rio
Deferment Denied for Peace Corps Rejected in Miami
Miami draft Board 46 unanimously refused to defer 21 year old Charles Kamen, saying he should be taught Americanism rather than teach it in the Peace Corps. Board chairman Roy Lee Jones said the move keeps him out of the Peace Corps though immediate draft is not certain. Kamen drew attention after heckling a 1960 Rotary Club screening of Operation Abolition.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Local Board 46
Charles Kamen
Kamen
Roy Lee Jones
Draft Board
West Berlin travel offices spark protests over border rules
In Berlin Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II protested to the Soviet commandant over East German limits on crossing points. West Berliners protested at two newly opened travel offices at Zoo and Westkreuz stations seeking entry permits to East Berlin amid tense stand off with Soviet troops.
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Berlin
Albert Watson II
U.S
East
West Berlin
West
Solovyev
Watson
East Berlin
Zoo
Kreuzberg
Cochran Breaks World Speed Record In T38 Flight
Jacqueline Cochran announced she set a new women's speed record at 842.6 mph flying a Northrop T38 jet at Edwards Air Force Base California. She traveled 126.7 mph faster than the prior mark and plans to target additional records including a 1000 kilometer run. Yeager assisted her training and accompanied her during the flight.
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Floyd Odlum
Congress
Jacqueline Cochran, Inc
Soviet Union
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Air Force
Charles Yeager
Yeager
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Jacqueline Cochran
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Chuck Yeager
Sunday Enterprise previews three features for tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise highlights a volunteer service run by 47 girls and four boys at Salisbury Veterans Hospital, profiles High Point junk dealer Joe Levine, and examines the umbrella’s changed role beyond rain protection.
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Salisbury
Sunday Enterprise
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