Promoters of Patrick Life Film Ordered to Court
New York officials say the backers of a St Patrick life film violated the State Securities Law by circulating a brochure seeking 500000 to produce and promote the film. Caudle and eight associates must appear with books and records Friday. a permanent injunction is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Patrick
Supreme Court
Louis J. Lefkowitz
T. Lamar Caudle
Wadesboro
N.C
Department of Justice
Truman
Lefkowitz
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
Briscoe
Morris Dockrell
London
Cardinal Godfrey
Attorney General's
Arthur Markewich
Caudle
Edward Lesser
Charles Lesser
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sam Avnet
Far Rockaway
A. Joseph Hartweck
Philadelphia
George Patterman
Robert S. Newman
Norman ‘Ankow
Forest Hills
Queens
Federated Mortgages Corp
Brooklyn
Federated Mortgages
Edward
Attorney General's Office
Tock
New York State
Katangans Likened To Hungarians
A newly formed committee likens Katanga fighters to Hungarian freedom fighters and seeks aid. The American Committee for Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighters counts 81 sponsors including Dirksen and Buckley Jr. It condemns U.N. actions and urges U.S. government restraint, arguing Katanga fights for world freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Katanga
Belgian Congo
American Committee For Aid
Elisabethville
Budapest
Hungary
United States
U.N
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Senate
Charles Edison
New Jersey
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Albert C. Wedemeyer
American Legion
Martin B. McKneally
William F. Buckley Jr
National Review
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Max Yergan
Ossining
N.Y
Chicago
Dirksen
Leftist Gunmen Seize Radio in Venezuela
Four men seized the Radio Caracas transmitter at El Bale near Caracas bound and gagged an employee, broadcasting anti Kennedy propaganda and accusing Romulo Betancourt. They escaped in a car as police rushed to stations to prevent further demonstrations before Kennedys Caracas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
C’racas
Kennedy
Caracas
Radio Caracas
el Bale
Federal civil defense program eyed for Congress
The federal civil defense program costing about 700 million dollars would fund shelter construction in schools hospitals and welfare institutions with incentive payments for projects started after January 1. It aims to protect around 20 million people with no home shelter funding, and promotes nationwide planning and citizen participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Civil Defense Committee
The
American Municipal Association
America
Venezuelan crackdowns mount during Kennedy visit
Police rounded up 50 agitators accused of painting Kennedy No signs and vowed further nightly roundups under a special command. Bombs planted by terrorists caused injuries as Venezuela braces for security during President Kennedy's trip. Authorities reinforced the garrison and warned of more troop calls to safeguard the visit and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Maslock
Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Antonio Briceno Li
Nares
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nixons
United States
Shepherds in Judean fields witness angelic announcement
In a Bethlehem valley, shepherds watch their flocks when a bright, noon-sun-like light appears and an angel delivers a message of great joy for the nation. The terrified herders and their sheep react as the angel urges them not to fear and speaks of forthcoming good news.
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Bethlehem
Mary
Jesus
Judea
Jerusalem
Temple
Nation Frozen by Widespread Cold Wave Across U S
Unseasonable cold grips northern and central regions from the Rockies to New England with subzero readings in North Dakota Nebraska and below normal across the Midwest. Temperatures dip to -12 in Dickinson and -8 in Minot while readings rise to the teens elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
Midwest
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dickinson
Minot
Appalachians
Maine
New Cuban Invasion In The Works
Costa Rica recruits are said to be forming a force for a new invasion of Cuba according to Havana radio. Exile leaders in Miami deny immediate plans and say no advance notice will be given. The report follows exiles in Mexico claiming uprisings on the island as Kennedy travels to Venezuela for talks with Romulo Betancourt.
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Key West
Fla
Costa Rica
Cuba
Havana Radio
Mexico
Republc
Havana
Kennedy
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Miami
Swiss elect Chaudet president for 1962
Defense Minister Paul Chaudet of Bern Switzerland, a vineyard owner, was elected president by a joint session of Parliament for 1962. The post rotates among seven Federal Council members. Chaudet, 57, has led defense since 1954 and succeeds Friedrich Traugott Wahlen on January 1.
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Bern
Switzerland
Paul Chaudet
Federal Council
Chaudet
Friedrich Traugott Wahlen
Albany Bus Terminal Desegregation Arrests Spark Tension
Albany Georgia police led by Chief Laurie Pritchett arrest 10 Negro youths for entering the Trailways bus terminal cafe while hundreds of whites gathered nearby. Earlier 300 Negroes jailed for demonstrations, with a court hearing for nine “Freedom Riders” postponed after a city hall protest.
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Albany, Ga
Albany
Trailways
R. B. Hamtontree
Laurie Pritchett
Pritchett
Hamtontree
Trailway Terminal
City Hall
Bus Train Crash Kills Dozens In Colorado
A school bus collided with a westbound Union Pacific streamliner near Evans Colorado killing at least 20 students. The driver survived and was held at the county jail. Authorities set a temporary morgue in downtown Greeley and treated many children at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Col.m
Colorado
Ross Adamson
Greely
Duane Harris
Union Pacific Railroad
Evans
Denver
Sheriff's Office
U N Planes Bomb Katanga Forces in Elisabethville
Indian bombers and Swedish jets swooped over Elisabethville to strike Katanga troops near the Kenya township district home to the main headquarters. City hospitals and streets bore the war’s toll as Saab jets strafed and heavy exchanges continued around the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Katanga
Elisabethville
the Congo
Kenya Township
Lido
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Saab
Hooky Pair Wins VIP Tour After UN Visit
John Edwards and Michael Unger, 17, skipped classes from Manhasset High School to tour the United Nations. Edwards became the one millionth visitor in a year, earning newsreel shots and a lunch in the delegations room, while Unger joined as the 999 999th. They returned to school before sessions ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Edwards
Michael Unger
John
Michael
Manhasset High School
United Nations
Long Island
Edwards
U. N
Unger
Machine Signing Kennedy Letters Questioned in NY
New York autograph dealer Charles Hamilton claims a machine signs President Kennedy’s name for White House letters while the White House and press secretary Pierre Salinger deny the charge. Hamilton says machine signing could be used for routine letters, with potential abuse if misused. Salinger notes Kennedy’s name appears on many photos and routine letters are signed by authorized staff. Eisenhower’s similar practice is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
New York
White House
NBCTV
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton
Washington
Pierre Salinger
New Effort Moves Toward Katanga Cease-Fire at NATO Meet
At the NATO ministers conference in Paris, Spaak says Belgium collaborates with France and Britain on possible mediation between Katanga and UN forces. The alliance debates defense, while considering studies to make NATO nuclear capable and to arm shield forces with medium range missiles.
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John C. Koehler
PARIS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Katanga
Congo
Paul Henri Spaak
U.N
NATO Council
U.S
U. N
Harold Macmillan
Britain
France
Belgium
Moise Tshombe
NATO
Soviet Union
Berlin
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