Postman Slain in Robbery Case Involving Two Boys
Gunterville Alabama authorities say rural mailman was killed in a robbery plot carried out by two cousins, James Stapler 14 and William Franks 11. Stapler planned the scheme and faces first degree murder charges with possible death penalty. Franks charged with robbery and first degree murder. Sheriff Warren Jones said motive was robbery and seized a 2 caliber rifle as the weapon.
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James
Eis Lone
Pler
William Earl
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W. D. Wilkes
Stapler
Warren Jones
Joseph R. Thompson
Alabama
Grant
Defector Used Ex Communist As Character Witness
Rep. Francis E. Walter said NSA code clerk Bernon F. Mitchell defected to the Soviet Union and used an ex Communist professor as a character reference in his job filing. The NSA failed to note the reference despite party data in Walter’s committee files. The investigation into NSA hiring practices reveals tightening procedures as it continues.
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National Security Agency
Soviet Union
Francis E. Walter
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Walter
House Committee On un-American Activities
Bushbush Agency
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
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Mitchell
Invasion Survivors Form Beachhead Brigade for Cuba
Surviving invaders from the April Cuban landing announce the Beachhead Brigade for Cuban Freedom. Based in Washington, the group seeks a Radio Free Cuba, aid for 1200 captured soldiers and families, support for underground resistance, and continued opposition to Fidel Castro. Jose Manuel Reboso is chair man, Felipe de Diego treasurer, and Dr Arturo Perez Heredia secretary. They arranged a $30,000 purchase to fund the effort.
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United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Beachhead Brigade For
Washington Post
New York Times
Radio Free Cuba
Jose Manuel Reboso
Havana
Georgia Tech
Felipe de Diego
Secretar
Arturo Perez-Heredia
iReboso
de Diego
Two Disabled Jetliners Land Safely At L A Airport
Two airliners suffered landing gear and hydraulic failures delaying landings at Los Angeles International Airport. One American Airlines Boeing 707 from Boston via Chicago and Dallas landed with gear collapsed and a tire blowout, all 102 aboard evacuated as smoke filled the cabin. A Transit World Airlines Convair 880 also made an emergency landing after hydraulic loss, crew venting fluid to restore gear descent. no injuries.
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Chicago
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Tornadoes Hit Pennsylvania Damaging Homes and Crops
Severe weather blasted eastern Pennsylvania with three inches of rain and tornadic winds, pounding Millville and the Lancaster York area. Homes barns and crops suffered. several injuries reported as trailers overturned and trees toppled. The Weather Bureau cited possible tornadoes and officials said conditions were worse than the 1954 Hazel hurricane. Rain spread from Reading through Philadelphia and into New York, with storms reaching Minnesota and North Dakota in a heatwave summer.
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North Dakota
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Lane Tech High
Chicago
Ilinois Department of the
American Legion
Indiana
All-American Cadet Marries All-American Cadet at West Point
Lt. Pete Dawkins 23, Rhodes scholar candidate, married Judi Wright 22 of Oxon Hills Md. in the West Point cadet chapel. Dawkins, 1958 national outstanding college football player, will return to Oxford after a European honeymoon. He is son of Dr and Mrs Henry Dawkins of Royal Oak Mich. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Wright of Oxon Hill Md and a 1960 UMd graduate.
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West Point
N.Y
Pete Dawkins
Judi Wright
Oxon Hills
Dawkins
Miss Wright
Richard A. Busch
Chattanooga
Grace Episcopal Church
U. S. Military Academy
Oxford University
Henry E. Dawkins
Royal Oak
Mich
Leroy Wright
Oxon Hill
University of Maryland
Ambitious patient learns to use artificial arms
In Atlanta a young Colombian trainee, Herbert Marino Tangarise, born with no arms, has learned to control his new prosthetic limbs after five weeks. He can dress, feed himself, write letters, light a cigarette, and perform routines by using his chest muscles. He will return to work at a textile mill with translation aid from his companion and colleagues in Atlanta and Colombia.
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Charles B. Hackney
Marino
Herbert Marino Tangarise
Hackney
Calif
Colombia
Gofirm
Goca
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