Name in the Mailroom Case Sparks Inspector Probe
Blake Morgan, a U S postal inspector, pursues a high profile mail theft and post office robbery case after tracing three parolees. He interviews parole officers Bernard Ellis and Marin Nolan and visits the Emery family home seeking Richard Emery, a prime suspect, amid reports of forged checks and vanished money orders.
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Blake Morgan
U.S
Richard Emery
Priss
Emery
Lolder
Richard
Thad
Global upheaval flashes across continents in brief updates
Reports from Leopoldville Sana and Quetta describe rebels sweeping Ikela and a cease-fire in Yemen. In India Shastri's Congress rejects a domestic atom bomb program while Berliners cross the wall and Argentines seek arbitration with Chile. Laos cites a defecting Pathet Lao officer killing a Viet Minh general amid shifting alliances.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Martin Bormann Jr
Hitler
Ikela
Stanleyville
Sana
Yemen
Red Sea
Abdullah Al-Sallal
al- Sallal
Prince Hassan
Ahmed Shami
Imam Mohammed Al-Badr
Guntur
India
Congress Party
China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Peking
Mohandas K. Gandii
Jawaharlal Nehru
Berlin
Wall
Buenos Aires
Argentina
GAR
Great Britain
Chile
Miguel Angel Zavala Ortiz
Vientiane
Laos
Royal Laotna
Pathet Lao
Viet Minh
Boun Hieng
Tuong
Viet Nam
Boun
Air alert ordered in Malaysia after drop reports
Kuala Lumpur authorities activated a 24 hour air alert as police and military opened probes into reports that Indonesia may have parachuted about 20 objects near Kuala Lawang, 30 miles southeast of Kuala Lumpur, amid claims of an unidentified plane involvement and a trooper drop.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lawang
Mrs Emery Hints at Son Richard in Post Office Probe
A Post Office Department inquiry visits Mrs. Emery who sits frail by a window. She anticipates the interview may concern her son Richard and shows quiet resignation as the agent requests a talk about him. The scene suggests tension over possible trouble tied to Richard.
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Emerys
Firth
Madison
Mr. Moran
Ofice Department
Richard
Mr. Morgan
Negroes Win 4 Posts in Assemblies
In a sweeping AP survey, Negroes won seats in four state legislatures for the first time and gained at least 10 more in other legislatures. Firsts include Tennessee’s first Negro general assembly member since Reconstruction, New Jersey’s first outside Newark, and Colorado’s first Negro district judge. Alabama saw Negroes win four county offices in Macon County.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tennessee
General Assembly
New Jersey
Newark
Colorado
Alabama
Macon
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
James W. Hennigan
Brooke
Barry Goldwater
Iowa House of Representatives
Delaware
Kansas
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Iowa
Willie Stevenson Glanton
Des Moines
James Jackson
Waterloo
Herman N. Hollowy
Senate
Wilmington
Oklahoma
E. Melvin Porter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Oklahoma City
State Senate
John B. White
Archibald Hill
Curtis L. Lawton
House of Representatives
Lawton
Tulsa
Powell hears rumor of possible labor secretary offer
In San Francisco Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says he has heard a rumor he might be offered the post of labor secretary, a job currently held by Wirtz. Powell, 65, calls the report from a stranger in New York before leaving for San Francisco an “agonizing decision” if offered by President Johnson.
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San Francisco
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
New York
Powell
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
John S. Kennedy
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ireland
John F. Kennedy
Dublin
Kennedy
Eamon de Valera
Four Die in Pakistan Clashes During Elections
Four more people were killed in clashes between rival factions in Pakistan as nationwide elections proceed. The toll rises to 24 since voting began October 31 as voters choose an electoral college to elect the president Parliament and provincial legislatures.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Wallace Receives Honor At Centennial Birth Celebration
The United States award was presented to Wallace on Sunday during a centennial celebration of the birth of force for cue, a famed Negro scientist, with attendees noting his contributions to the community and science.
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Kennedy
Germany
Frankfurt
West Berlin
Hollywood
Alfred Hitchcock
Screen Producers Guild
Mile‘stone
Honolulu
Holland M
Howlin’ Mad) Smith
Marine Corps
Pacific Fleet Marine Force
LOS Angeles
Irving Wallace
George Washington Carver Memorial Institute
Wallace
United States
Forcue
International Approval for Expo 67 Outside Europe
The International Bureau of Exhibitions will approve Expo 67, the Canadian show planned for Montreal in 1967, marking the first World Exhibition held outside Europe. The decision underscores global recognition of Canada as host nation and the event’s lasting cultural impact.
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International Bureau of Exhibitions
Europe
Montreal
Seventh Grader Solves Army Song Debate
Debbie Greenberg of Westbury New York convinced a Pentagon general that the Army song is The Army Goes Rolling Along based on the Caisson Song. She argued with her teacher who claimed The Ballad of Rodger Young. Debbie wrote to the United States Army and received a confirming reply.
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Washington
Debbie Greenberg
Debbie
Rodger Young
Westbury
N.Y
United States Army
Pentagon
Washington, D.C
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Army
P.S
Ol Caisson
Hunter accused after shooting over beagle incident
Patchogue New York Salvatore Viscusi 66 of Farmingville was arrested on felonious assault charges after allegedly shooting hunter Ronald Hamlin 22 of Corona Queens. Hamlin cared for shotgun pellet wounds to face and chest and was in good condition at Brookhaven Hospital. Police say Hamlin accidentally wounded Viscusi s dog and Viscusi then killed the animal and shot Hamlin in retaliation.
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Patchogue
N.Y
Salvatore Viscusi
Farmingville
Ronald Hamlin
Corona
Queens
Brookhaven Hospital
Hamlin
Viscusi
Pastor’s Product First Steel Nail Made in U S
In 1875 Father Goebel pastor of St Augustine’s Church Coventry Ky produced the first steel wire nail in the United States using imported German steel nail machine. This noted historical item marks Coventry’s early industrial efforts and the parish role in local manufacturing.
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U.S
Father Goebel
St. Augustine's Church
Covingto
Negro gains in state legislatures and local offices
The report notes sizable Black electoral gains this fall with W Willis elected to the Tennessee Assembly and Rev S Howard Woodson Jr winning a Mercer County Assembly seat in New Jersey. Other victories include Dr Charles Gomillion in Macon County Alabama and wins for William C Allen, William Childs, and Rev W A Edwards on local boards. Negroes outnumber whites in Macon County yet faced mixed results elsewhere as Black candidates won seats in several states and incumbents were reelected in others.
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W. Willis
Memphis, Tenn
James Meredith
Universio of
Mississippi
Tennessee Assembly
New Jersey
S. Howard Woodson Jr
Mercer County
Trenton
Mr. Woodson
Johson
James C. Flanigan
Colorado
Macon County
Ala
Charles Gomillion
William C. Allen
William Childs
W. A. Edwards
Board of Revenue
Indiana
Oklahoma
Georgia
California
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
Ohio
Arizona
Nebraska
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Dallas
Michael Shaw
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Shaw
Marin Nolan
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V.A
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Seventh Street
Little Rock
Arkansas
Sity Phone
World News
Ziegfeld
Florenz Ziegfeld
Mamie van Doren
Fran Jeffries
Carol Channing
Carroll Baker
Marge Champion
Barbra Streisand
Riviera
BUICK
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