Tape recordings link Finch and Thiele to probe
Two taped conversations from last year were shown to jurors as Finch and Thiele face conspiracy bribery and solicitation charges. The recordings feature Dr J C Garland, Warren D Jordan, and Henry amid a June 7 1860 street corner meeting. Garland discusses paying investigators and continuing the scheme, while Thiele and the others respond with cautious replies as evidence proceeds.
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James A. Thiele
Harry P. Finch
Thiele
Garland
Jordan
Loa
Angeles
J. Howard Ziemann
Kennedy Seeks $1.25 Minimum Wage Increase
President Kennedy asked Congress to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.25 an hour over three years and extend coverage to 4.3 million workers. The proposal would start at 1.15 this year, then 1.20 and 1.25, with annual revisions to keep pace with costs and productivity.
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UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Midwest Snow Storm Expands From Missouri To Illinois
A central plains snowstorm spread east after paralyzing Missouri towns and delaying travel. The system dumped up to 10 inches in Missouri, 9 inches in Oklahoma and 10 to 12 inches in Northwest Arkansas, closing many schools and prompting continued eastward movement toward the Northeast as New York City crews clear a 17.4 inch weekend snowfall with costs reaching 20 million dollars. Fourteen teens arrested in East Orange for keeping library books beyond due dates faced bail issues and jail time as other cases proceed.
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Missouri
Mississippi River
Illinois
Eastern
Seaboard
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Arkansas
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UPI
New York City
Mother of 11 slain in Cedar Rapids
A mother of 11, Nora Robertson, 41, was shot fatally while her 4 year old daughter watched in Cedar Rapids. Hours later her husband Kenneth Robertson, 42, was found shot to death in his car. Police said she identified him as her attacker shortly before dying.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Nora Robertson
Kenneth
Postal Status Quo in Effect Across Postal Service
Postmaster General J Edward Day orders a temporary halt to promotions and other assignments across the postal service pending a review of overall personnel policies. The move, disclosed by the Post Office Department on Tuesday, aims to stabilize operations during the review.
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Washington (Ap
J. Edward Day
Postal Service
Post Office Department
WM Knows Race Track No Tonic
Weatherman corners his assistant about being out sick yesterday. A friend saw him yesterday afternoon and noted he did not look ill after the fifth race. The exchange reveals tension over perceived behavior and timing around the race event.
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Weatherman
Probe Still On He Says Missile Gap Denial
The White House denied that a Pentagon study found no U S missile advantage over the Soviet Union. President Kennedy and press secretary Pierre Salinger refuted reports of a Pentagon conclusion on a missile gap noting no such study was completed or findings made.
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White House
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Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Defense Department
Russia
New York Herald Tribune
Robert Pa McNamara
Salinger
Washington Evening Star
Pentagon High Command
Wiede
Loan to Buy DC8s
The U S Export-Import Bank loaned Alitalia eight point five million dollars to purchase two new Douglas DC8 jet airliners. The credit covers the aircraft and spare parts with delivery planned to support licensing and travel season preparations for Europe.
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U. S
Alitalia
Wld
Minion
Long Beach City
Europe
Man Wins 449229 Tax Free Pool Bet in London
A religious man known as Mr. X won 160439 pounds 449229 dollars tax free from a pools coupon. He refused to reveal his name, saying he and his wife struggled to tell their two sons, raised in faith, about the fortune while he earns eight pounds weekly. The win set a record for a small stake.
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London
Mr. X
Spy Ring Charge Shocks Britain In Naval Secrets Case
In London a preliminary hearing charged an espionage ring led by a man posing as a U S Navy officer with stealing naval secrets and sending them to Russia via a clandestine radio. Four others including two former U S officials were named as conspirators.
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Russia
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NATO
Ethel Gee
Henry Houghton
Portland
West
Peter Kroger
Helen
Ruislip
U. S. Third Air Force
Gordon Lonsdale
Alexander Johnson
U. S, Navy
Johnson
Lonsdale
Occa Jsiong
Martin
Mitchell
U. S. National Security Agency
Beeel Lees
Houghton
U.S
Two Seized In Sex Incidents In Motorcycle Gang Case
Police netted two more suspects in mass personal offense cases linked to the motorcycle gang The Uncouths. Detectives seek another member nicknamed Daddy Cool. Brooks 18 and Hagen 23 jailed on felony charges with high bail. The eight suspects are tied to assaults on a 14 year old and a 19 year old over recent weeks.
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Roger Alan Brooks
Frenchie
Euclid Ave
Russell Norman Ha
the Sinner
Gaviota
Brooks
Buena Park
Aubrey G.branson
J. B. Hitchings
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Charles Smith
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