Ten Most Wanted Fugitives Reach 13 Years on List
FBI marks the 13th anniversary of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list started on March 14 1950. The piece highlights recent additions Marshall Frank Chrisman and Donald L Payne and describes how publicity helps capture dozens of fugitives and keeps a rotating ten name roster.
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Washington
America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marshall Frank Chrisman
FBI
Chrisman
Toledo
Ohio
Pearl Harbor
Fenses
Donald L. Payne
Payne
Christine
Houston
Texas
Aid Projects Success Is Reported
Three U S government agencies report successful starts to aid programs in Central America and Panama. Teams of doctors nurses and technicians from the Alliance for Progress Peace Corps and Food for Peace are operating pilot units in Panama Nicaragua San Salvador Honduras and Costa Rica with plans for 60 units by June. President Kennedy will meet six republics leaders in San Jose March 18 to 20.
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Washington
U.S
Central American
Panama
U.S. Alliance For Progress Agency
Peace Corps
Food For Peace Organization
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress Agency
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Kennedy
San Jose
Food For Peace
Baltimore
Edgar F. Berman
Estes Faces Trial On Fraud Charges In El Paso
Estes, once a famed farm finance figure worth about 150 million, faces trial in El Paso on 16 counts of mail fraud and related offenses. The case centers on mortgages built on fictitious fertilizer tanks and the transfer of cotton allotments, with co-defendants from Amarillo and Lubbock also facing terms.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
U.S
Church of Christ
Pecos
Washington
Fort Stockton
Agriculture Department
Harold FE. Orr
Ruel W. Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
Superior Manufacturing Co
Orr
McSp
New Nations Depend On French Aid
Abidjan Ivory Coast AP three years after independence Africa still depends on France for help and development guidance. From Mauritania to Madagascar France controls development rates and foots much of the bill as the 12 nation African and Malagasy Union grows in influence. Some seek closer Soviet ties in Guinea and Mali while others stay with France.
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Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Africa
France
Mauritania
Madagascar
East Africa
Guinea
Mali
Scientists Plan Assault To Overcome Mosquito
Two UNC Chapel Hill professors test a biological control method aiming to sterilize or kill female Aedes mosquitoes using a virulent Coelomomyces fungus. The work, funded by the NIH, seeks a species native to nonimmune mosquitoes and may extend to field trials in Florida if greenhouse results succeed.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
John N. Couch
Couch
UNC
Georgia
United States
Clyde Umphlette
National Institutes of Health
South Africa
Florida
California
Canada
Malayan Peninsula
India
Ceylon
World Health Organization
U. S
Vero Beach
Fla
Air Force seeks robot guidance for low altitude Hound Dog
Lt. Gen. Ferguson testifies before the House Armed Services Committee on a drone based internal guidance system for a plane launched earth hugging missile. The program aims to reduce exposure to radar and may be applied to the Hound Dog, with a subsonic long endurance aircraft carrying multiple internally mounted missiles to survive enemy defenses.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Armed Services Committee
James Ferguson
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Navy
Polaris
SAC
North American Aviation, Inc
Ferguson
Ling-Temco Vought
Texas Instruments
Inonu Walks Tightrope of Politics
Ismet Inonu maneuvers Turkey’s fragile government amid abortive coups rumors riots and threats. The 78 year old premier uses cajolery promises and compromise to hold a flagging coalition together while Western and Turkish diplomats see no immediate danger to his leadership.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Adenauer
Ben-Gurion
de Gaulle
Air Pollution Suspected In Common Colds
Washington based Health Service plans cold research linking sulfurous air pollution to higher incidence and longer lasting colds. Ferrets and monkeys will be exposed to sulfur gases then viruses to test triggering effect. Initial tests at Cincinnati center with cold viruses supplied by Bethesda.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Harry Heinmann
The
Cincinnati
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Bethesda
Y. Heimann
United States
Russia
England
Japan
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J.W. Davis
Monterey County
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
Edward Howard Maps
New York
Greenwich Village
Stroudsburg
Frederick J. Tenuto
Philadelphia
David Daniel Keegan
Iowa
John B. Everhart
Harold Thomas O’brien
Chicago
Jerry Clarence Rush
Maryland State Penitentiary
John Gibson Dillion
Oklahoma
Eugene Francis Newman
Buffalo
N.Y
John Dillinger
Ted
TPNH
Berman
Wall Street
Estes and Associates
Food For Peace Agency
Umphlette
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Defense Department
Inonu
North State Telephone Company
Venience
High Point
Thomasville
Randleman
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