Bribery Scandal Hits College Basketball Players
A grand jury tied to a nationwide gambling ring cites 86 fixed games in 23 cities. Seton Hall players Henry Gunter and Arthur Hicks, both 21, and Connecticut’s unknown player are named in the probe, with Wagman and Hacken held on bribery charges.
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Seton Hall
Henry Gunter
New York
Arthur Hicks
Chicago
Gunter
Hicks
University of Connecticut
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
University
Connecticut
Asst. Dist. Atty
Peter D. Andreoli
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Dayton
Colgate
BR71
Hamilton
N.Y
Andreoli
Midwest
Hugh Greer
Bob Haines
Wagman
Hacken
Special Sessions
Hogan's Office
Gainsville
Fla
University of Florida
Jon MacBeth
Florida State
MacBeth
Florida
Rusk Talks To Gromyko On Issues
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko at the State Department to press for halting the Laos airlift and to discuss disarmament Berlin Congo and UN reform in a broad exchange with top Soviet officials. The talks follow earlier failed appeals and aim to ease U S Soviet tensions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Kennedy
U. S
Rusk
U. S.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Lans
Boun Oum
Gromyka
WU. N. General Assembly
New York
State Department
Mikhail Menshikov
Arkady Sobolev
Gromyko
U. N
Adlai Stevensson
Chester Bowles
Charles E. Bohlen
Foy D. Kohler
Berlin
Congo
United Nations
United States
Khrush
Masses at St James Chapel Return to 9 and 10:30
Masses at the St James Chapel of the Newman Center will be conducted at 8 and 9 a.m. tomorrow. The times will return to 9 and 10 30 a.m. after tomorrow's earlier services.
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St. James Chapel
Newman Center
Angolan raids kill and displace as refugees flood Luanda
Reports detail a sudden attack near Quitexe and towns like Maquela Uige Quibayi and uitexe. A mutilated settler death and many refugees arrive in Luanda as paratroopers move in to flush out raiders described as from Congo origins.
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Hon
Quitexe
Viege
Lisbon
Torciogners
Congo
Luanda
Kenya
America
Angola
Wheels Sheared Off Truck In Route 119 Crash
A car truck collision south of the Indiana Borough line on Route 119 at 4 35 p m injured Johnstown man H Thomas 1 and his grandson Bernard McCabe 2 both treated as outpatients at Indiana Hospital Thomas suffered facial and knee lacerations while the youngster had a forehead cut The truck driver Edward Mingle 30 Mahaffey RD operated the lumber laden vehicle which lost its dual wheels The wheel loss dropped the truck bed onto the highway causing $600 damage to the car and $500 to the truck.
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Indiana Borough Line
Route 119
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
H. Thomas
Bernard McCabe
Johnstown
Thomas
Edward Mingle
Mahaffey R.D
California gunman ends 18 day Missouri spree
Douglas Wayne Thompson, 27, surrendered after a weeklong manhunt in southeast Missouri. A pursuit left two dead and four wounded, including trooper Glen E. Davis. A farmwife lured him to surrender by offering groceries and a calm warning, after which Thompson handed over $1,142 loot before arrest.
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Poplar Bluff
Douglas Wayne Thompson
California
Thompson
Raymond
S. Glover
Glover
Glen E. Davis
Davis
Eva Clanahan
Supersonic Talon Trainer Delivers To Air Force
The Air Force receives its first supersonic trainer the Talon with a top speed of 850 mph. Northrop flew production models to Randolph AFB for delivery to the Air Training Command. The Talon will replace the subsonic T-39. The move coincides with a new pilot training system shortening training by three weeks and ending use of propeller aircraft T28 and T34.
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San Antonio
Two Deaths In Gettysburg Area Crash
Adams County crash on Route 34 left Patricia Rupp 27 and Bonnie Susan Showers 8 dead. Four others injured, two critically. Donna Mae Showers 18 treated and released. Sparks at two-car wreck occurred as Showers tried a left turn.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Patricia Rupp
Gardners R.D
Here
Bonnie Susan Showers
Biglerville
R.D
Ater
Barry Bupp
Sharon Rose Bupp
Bupp
Jane Metzer
Donna Mae Showers
Miss Showers
PMF Says Radar Not Ready Yet
Harrisburg AP report notes the Pennsylvania Motor Federation reasserted that radar should not be legalized for speed enforcement without safeguards. PMF supports police use only and urges realistic speed limits, avoidance of arrest for brief speeding, and warning signs during operation. other amendments were defeated.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
AAA
C. E. Pugh
PMF
Senate
Industrialist Held In Wife's Death
Rockford Michigan police detained Otto Peebles 42 co owner of a local industrial plant after a double shooting at a lakeside house. His wife Louise Peebles 42 died from a gunshot wound while Roy Staples 44 suffered multiple injuries. A fourth person Mary Catherine Voss 46 and Lowell Engelking 51 fled the scene. Peebles claimed he walked in on his wife and Staples while they were "making love" and opened fire. The incident ends a 19 year marriage and occurred during a party that began in a downtown bar.
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Rockford
Mich
Otto Peebles
Thi Amall
Michigan City
William Menzies
Louise Peebles
Otto
Roy
Silver Lake
Mra. Peebles
Staples
Davenport
Grand Rapids
Haven
Mary
Catherine Voss
Lowell Engelking
Engelking Patterns Inc
Pence
Engelking
Menzies
Peebles
Miss Voss
Road Level
Ring Recovered After Silo Incident in 1950
In Shepherdstown West Virginia UK Gregg Snyder helped Larne Parkinson fill a silo in September 1950 when his wedding ring snagged and fell into the silo. A few days ago Parkinson butchered a cow and found Snyder’s ring in the animal’s flesh.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Gregg Snyder
Larne Parkinson
Parkinson
Snyder
Free Food Rolls Up In Allegheny County
The number of people receiving free food in Allegheny County rose from 77,000 in January to 105,000 in February, with officials predicting a jump to 200,000. William Andrews, supervisor of the Surplus Food Bureau, told county commissioners that 24 municipalities joined the program, now totaling 115 participating communities, and he requested four more bureau staff to handle the expanding operation.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Wiliam Andrews
Food Bureau
Andrews
Laotian Army to Hold Cities With More U S Help
Washington reports U S officials say royal Laotian troops can defend cities as Pathet Lao rebels gain ground in countryside. Instructors will be reinforced to train loyal forces, while diplomacy seeks a neutral settlement to end the civil war and remove Laos from East West tensions.
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Washington
U. S
Will of German Ace May Point to P38 Pilot
GREAT FALLS Montana AP A 19 year old photograph and a diary lead WW II fighter pilot Maj Norman L Widen of Minneapolis to believe he is the unnamed American named in the will of German ace Maj Anton Hafner He may be the P38 pilot shot down over Tunis in 1942 and captured Hafner’s survivors noted details as the search continued Widen commands a fighter branch at Malstrom AFB and recalls a wartime diary account of an encounter with Hafner and a German“Mba” as the diary describes It recounts the moment Hafner reportedly shot down an Allied plane and befriended the would be victim The diary entry says Hafner admired the man and was impressed by his response to the meeting The story blends a WWII diary with a modern claim of identity and a possible link to the Tunis air battle of 1942
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Great Falls
Mont
Norman L. Widen
Minneapolis
Anton Hafner
Tunis
North Africa
Hafner
James B. McClary
Widen
Air Force
McClary
Spt
Hoffman
Biskra
Bizerte
U S Charts Independent Africa Policy At U N
United States informs Western allies it will pursue an independent course on Africa as the General Assembly prepares to tackle volatile issues. The Kennedy administration signaled possible divergences with allies on Angola and other colonial matters after consultations with State Department officials. Diplomats note questions about White House approval and seek to gauge whether this marks real policy shift or gesture.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Africa
General Assembly
Security Council
Portugal
Angola
U. S
Ards
South Africa
Prive Cies
U.N
Ruanda-Urundi
Stevenson
State Department
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Gavd Stevenson
Carpenter
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Lewis Tea Room
Realtors’ Association
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Harry W. Miller
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Francea) Barnett
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Dorothy) Highfield
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Mae) Kimmel
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Rhoda Ramer
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Brownstown
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Parmae
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John
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Blairsville
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Carmen Soltenbergville
George W,ger
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James. Wells
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Clark
Serena Hawk Wells
Plumville
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Mary Alice
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Madeline Marshall
Mildred Nichol
Loretta Marshall
Anna Lupio Metalla
Joseph Metalla
Slovakia
Homer City
Metalla
Francis R.C. Church
Graceton
Mike
Mary) DeAndrie
St. Louis
Steve
Anna) Kuzma
Carl
Helen) Greenman
Joseph
Rudy
Parkwood
William
Margaret) [Stein
Francis Me
A Nowman
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Bertha Long
Vander+erift
Cora Kerr
Alameda
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Bertha C. Feldbusch
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Joseph Coccia
Rural Valley
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Italy
Pasquale
Rose Coccia
St. Mary's Ronan Catholic Church
Yatesboro
U.M.W
Sharon
N. Little Rock
Ark
Nicia DeSio
Emstorium
Rozina Valent
Cleveland
Eva Roesbuck
Francis Cavola
Tressa Kijowski
Ford City
Edwards
St. Mary's B.C. Church
Yatesborn
Side Ward P. Gearing
Ring
Allegheny
Rere
Hafinen
24Th Air Division
Malstrom Air Force Base
Will McClary
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