Half Million In Jewels Stolen In Nassau Holdup
Scotland Yard took charge of the Nassau crime investigation after four bandits halted a taxicab and robbed three American couples of about a half million dollars in jewels. The victims were Mr and Mrs Garfield Kass, Mr and Mrs Irwin Berger of Washington, D. C., and Mr and Mrs Howard Gould of Cincinnati. The major jewel was a $250,000 ring owned by Mrs Kass. Cash taken was under $1,000.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Scotland Yard
Garfield Kass
Irwin Berger
Washington, D.C
Howard Gould
Cincinnati
Kass
Washington
Berger
Berger and Cox
Gould
Gould and Reichert
Nigel Morris
Morris
Johnson calls for national push to fight unemployment
President Johnson urged Congress to pass broad manpower laws to create jobs and train workers. He pressed business, labor, and governments to back an active manpower policy, warning that 800,000 February jobs did little to reduce 4.5 million unemployed. He outlined two major admin actions to study automation and job needs.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Labor Department
Franz Alexander, Psychiatric Pioneer, Dies at 73
Franz Alexander died aged 73 in Palm Springs likely of a heart attack. A pioneer in modern methods, he directed the Department of Psychiatry and the Psychiatric and Psychosomatic Research Institute at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Los Angeles. Born in Budapest, he joined the University of Chicago in 1932 and became the first director of the Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis in 1934, serving 24 years.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Franz Alexander
Department of Psychiatry
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Los Angeles
Alexander
Budapest
University of Chicago
Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis
Preyer Proposes Urban Planning Approach in NC
In Charlotte, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richardson Preyer urged advance city planning to guide growth and preserve the state’s beauty. He called for a “partnership for progress” uniting cities and counties into a cooperative design for North Carolina’s future.
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Charlotte
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Preyers
Charlotte Kiwanis Club
Witness Testifies Guards Cavorted At Auschwitz Trial
Frankfurt AP witness Dr Konrad Morgen describes Auschwitz guards cavorting with buxom Jewish inmates to relax from gassing operations. Morgen, an SS investigator, notes vast quantities of gold teeth removed from victims and asserts crimes were ordered by Hitler.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Konrad Morgen
Auschwitz
Morgen
Desert Wind Uncovers Death
In Twentynine Palms California an explosion from buried World War II ammunition killed three Marines and injured two others during a large maneuver with about 20 000 in the area. The dead were Pvt Jack W Cowsert 17 Oakland Calif Pvt David P Barnes 20 St Louis Mo and Cpl Peter apez who lived on the base. Injured were Pvt Gary P Batters 20 and Lancer Cpl Roger D Rusnak 20 Chicago. A Marine spokesman said the five were not identified with the blast cause and said demolition experts regularly check training grounds for caches unearthed by winds.
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Twentynine Palms
Caluf
Jack W. Cowsert
Oakland
Calif
David P. Barnes
St. Louis
Peter
Apez
Pfe
Gary P. Batters
Lancer
Roger D. Rusnak
Chicago
Supreme Court Throws Out Libel Judgment 1960
The Supreme Court unanimously overruled a $500,000 libel award in a Montgomery case against the New York Times. The Court held that reckless disregard of truth bars recovery only when the plaintiff is a public official or public figure. Justice Brennan authored the decision, with Justices Black Goldberg and Douglas concurring in part.
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Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Washington
Notstice
William C. Douglas
Moe
Times
William J. Brennan
Cochran Earns Supreme Court Clerkship
Chapel Hill AP reports George C. Cochran editor in chief of the North Carolina Law Review wins a Supreme Court clerkship. Effective Aug 1 he will work for retired Justices Stanley Reed and Harold Burton and assist Chief Justice Hari Warren.
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Chapel Hill
U.S. Supreme Court
George C. Cochran
North Carolina Law Review
University of North Carolina Law
Stanley Reed
Harold Burton
Hari Warren
Wachovia Executor Ad For Your Will
An ad urging readers to involve Wachovia as executor of their will. It stresses essential planning including insurance, wills, and an executor experienced in real estate taxation and investments. It invites consultation with an attorney and a Wachovia Trust Officer to secure the family’s future.
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Wachovia
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Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
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Dogwood” Brand
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Cochran
Davis Patrol & Watchman
WAY
DAVIS
Bob Burgess
Arch
Burgess
Larry Hamrick
P.O. Box
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