Seven Chicago policemen convicted in burglary ring
Seven former Chicago policemen were found guilty by an all-female jury of conspiracy to commit burglary and to receive and conceal stolen property. Sentences ranged from one to five years in prison for five defendants and $500 fines for two. one defendant, Patrick Groark, awaits a bench trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Criminal Court
James B. Parsons
Align Brinn
Alan Clements
Frank Faraci
Alex Karras
Sol
Peter Beettink
Henry Milea
Patrick Groark
Parsons
Lauretta M. Westo
Post Office
Summerdale
Richard Morrison
Morrison
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California
Wilson
Timothy O'Connor
New Soviet Berlin Note Hints Spying
U S diplomats study a new Soviet note accusing the United States of spying in Berlin and warning of possible Soviet moves on air corridors. The note arrived from Moscow during a Western Four briefing session on Berlin, with Western Allies seeking to maintain access and supply routes to West Berlin amid East German border actions. Johnson reportedly urged a further buildup of U S military power in West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
U.S
United States
Moscow
Big Four
Germany
State Department
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
East Berlin
Kennedy
Johnson
Lin
West
Otto Arndt
Lae
Capiat
Schedule of Hope Schools Next Week
Reprinted from yesterday due to transposition of headlines. The schedule announced by James H. Jones lists meetings for principals and teachers, grade start dates, and bus runs from Aug. 29 to Sept. 4. Transfers between schools may occur to balance loads, lunchrooms open Sept. 3, and new students to register by Aug. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Bes Hort
Hope
Peace Corps Funds May Be Reduced
Kennedy's Peace Corps bill faces Senate tests as a $15 million cut is debated. Dirksen predicts a possible drop from $40 million to $25 million, while Humphrey forecasts passage with little change. The measure would place the corps on a permanent basis under executive order with 2700 volunteers planned by mid 1962. Fulbright voices misgivings, Lausche notes committee vote to cut funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
R. Sargent ’Stirigiéc
J. William. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Sen
Frank
J. Lausche
Ohio
Fulbright
Berlin Garrison Expands With New Military Equipment
U S troops in Berlin total about 6 500 after 1 500 reinforcements during Johnsons visit last weekend to the Communist encircled city. The move follows calls for modern military equipment for American forces stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Berlin
Johnson
Yerger School Opens with Detailed Schedule and Fees
Principal Rutherfort announces Yerger School opening schedule from Aug 29 to Sept 7 including staff meetings, class start Aug 31, half day then full day sessions, lunchroom, and detailed teacher assignments. School meal prices 26 cents. accident and library fees set. 7-12th graders pay $1 per semester plus library fee. insurance offered through principals.
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Rutherfort Annouunees
Yerge
Yerger
Brades
Hopewell
Geneva McQueary
Lucy Faycette
Janever’ Grigsby
Edna Conway
Ave Jene McFadden
Georgia Caldwell
Juanita Hart
M. L. Rutherford
Irma Gilmore
E.M. Nelson
Clee Smith
Berta Brillain
Ruth Kennedy
B. W. Carter
C. C. Lewis
Ruth Love
R. R. Lowe
A. B. McQueary
M. V. ‘Minor
W. N. Moorehead
H. M. Smith
Edna Spearman
Estell Spearman
George Stroughter
Gwendolyn Twillie
L. J. Yerger
Naomi Yerger
Myrtle Yerger
North Central Assn
Vote Rejects Fulbright Proposal on Volunteers’ Conduct
The proposal failed 11 to 6 amid concerns over discipline and control. Fulbright warned that Volunteers in the corps could publicly oppose their government’s stance, risking discord among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posal
Fulbright
Shriver
Rival Troops at Barricade in Berlin
Tense border patrols ring Berlin as Allied troops face East German forces along barricades. Moscow Radio calls patrolling provocation while tear gas at a crossing is repelled by wind. Officials warn West Berliners behind barricades may face further restrictions and possible rail link cuts amid Communist moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlinn
Moscow
West Berlin
U.S
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Race Tension Highlighted in Freedom Riders Trial
Mississippi prosecutors argued that Freedom Riders created dangerous racial tension in Jackson terminals. Defense contended there was no such intention and police could prevent disruption. Witnesses in Hinds County Court testified fear of violence existed, though riders did not provoke trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Aee
Hinds County
Ranger mission shows partial success after launch setback
Signals from Ranger 1 and the Agena space platform orbit Earth every 91 minutes. The Atlas Agena booster ignited briefly, failing to reach the intended speed, leaving Ranger in near Earth orbit while engineers analyze telemetry and attitude stabilization data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ranger
Agena
Moon
Montgomery segregation bus case involving Henry Thomas
Henry Thomas a 19 year old Howard University student from St Augustine Florida was arrested May 24 with the second bus load of riders from Montgomery Alabama. He was convicted the next day by a municipal judge on breach of peace for disobeying an officer’s order to move from the white section of a segregated waiting room. He was among about 180 freedom riders both Negro and white who appealed their City Court convictions to County Court as the state presented 11 witnesses Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas
Howard University
St. Augustine
Hope Star publish day of term in 1897 local notice
The Hope Star item lists terms for subscriptions and advertising rates in Hope Arkansas, including prices by carrier and mail across Hempstead and neighboring counties. It notes memberships with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and identifies Associated Press rights and regional representatives across Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas, Illinois, New York, Michigan, Oklahoma City, and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead
Neyaode
LaFayette
Howard and Miller Counen
Mel Advertising
Arkansat Boilles, Inc
Stench
Memphis
Tenn
Thos Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
J,i
Gand
Firemen Chase Youth After Missing Fire Truck
Fire Chief Bill Smith and crew investigated fire damage near Bloomfield when a youth stole the Wick engine and fled. Smith pursued in a fire department vehicle and the boy jumped out and walked away, leaving the chief astonished and without the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec, N.M
APJ
Bill Smith
Bloomfield
Smith
Ancient Mastiff Relic Flourishing Around 300 B C
Readable fragments report that ancient relics show the English mastiff breed flourishing as early as 300 B C. The claim highlights long historical presence of large dogs in antiquity. Further details remain unclear due to fragmentary source text.
Sun's Flight Trials Highlight Attitude System
The sun powered performance remained steady under surprise conditions as the attitude stabilization system, tested for the first time, could pave the way for guiding future space vehicles.
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Soviet
Schedule of Hope
Peace Corps
Fulton
Parthenia Bowles
Jewyel Butler
Bertha Cole
Nylon Gm
Eoet
Hope, Ark
Howard Benedict
Hope Star
Patmey
Pedsident Alen
H-Weehbare
Sacy-Trea
Sas
Lenin Woirwt ‘Street Hope
Arkansas
H. Jones
Meneg’ Paar
Clee
George W. Horner
Tpt
Mower
Mech
Arkanselander
Erens
America
At Home Furniture Co
Sealy
Woes
Edgu
Gard Construction
Haass Ramack Pepar
Aly
Lilo Linn
Aiealde
Second ST
First National Bank
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