Minister Charged In Attempted Death Case In California
Rev. Ray Charles Jarman, 67, pastor of a Huntington Park church, is accused in a civil suit of persuading parishioner Donald McCollum to take lysergic acid causing a near fatal attempt by carbon monoxide. State agents seized vials for analysis. Jarman denies the charges. The suit also names six other defendants.
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Institute For Advanced Study
Menlo Park
Bishop Attends Church Session at Missouri AME Zion Meeting
The 73rd Missouri Annual Conference of the AME Zion Church met at Dunnavant Chapel with Twelfth Episcopal District Bishop W A Hilliard attending the Wednesday session. State officials including Mayor C Forrest Whaley and Lt. Gov Hilary A Bush joined clergy and educators such as Lincoln University president Earl E Dawson and NAACP local president William A Ross in attendance and a reception followed.
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Jefferson City
Earl E. Dawson
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Arthur W. Black
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Clara Turner
W. H. Lenoir
St. . John A.M.E. Zion Church
East St. Louis
Cauthens
James F. Gray
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Child 5 Dies After Truck Crush Near Ferguson Home
Louis AP reports Richard Webb, age five, was crushed under dual wheels of a dump truck while crossing a street near his Ferguson home to join his brother. The truck was part of several spreading crushed trucks on I street during paving work.
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Richard Webb
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Western ties strain as disarmament talks stall at Geneva
Western delegates voiced gloom over the first phase of a conference with Communist and nonaligned nations. They argued verification and an international peacekeeping force are too weak, while the Soviets accuse the West of plotting domination. Eight nonaligned states remain largely uninvolved due to their limited military exposure, and a separate U.N. space plan seeks peaceful exploration and data exchange.
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Laos set to ratify neutrality pact amid Geneva talks
The conference aims to bind Laos to neutrality in the Cold War. Gen Phoumi Nosavan leads Laos’ delegation to Switzerland around June 24 or 25 while Prince Souvanna Phouma plans to attend his daughter’s wedding in Paris on June 28. U.S. officials weigh who should head the Geneva delegation and whether the opening date should shift to accommodate the wedding.
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Paris
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Geneva
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Soviet Union
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Texas financier Estes indicted on fraud charges collapse of empire
Prosecutors detail Estes facing fraud charges over chattel mortgages on non existent fertilizer tanks. Wheeler disputes testimony claiming Swiss bank accounts and Brazil business plans. Cain describes March breakfast with Estes and Wheeler, asserting plans to protect grain storage tanks and retain liquid fertilizer market share in West Texas. Wheeler denies involvement or knowledge of Swiss accounts.
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Billy Sol Estes
West Texas
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Europe
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Washington
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Cain
Pacific Finance Corp
Los Angeles
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Dallas
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Switzerland
Texas
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Agriculture Department
Airline and Cotton Advisory Involvement Faces Scrutiny
Records show Estes received no travel expenses or daily per diem for two National Cotton Advisory Committee meetings in Washington on Nov 19-23, 1961 and Feb 11-14, 1962. Estes was appointed by Orville Freeman after selection by Charles Murphy and later resigned after arrest. other members refused pay.
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Texas
Estes
National Cotton’Advisory Committee
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State to Provide Payroll Savings for Government Employees
Governor John M. Dalton announced an August rollout of a voluntary payroll savings plan for U S savings bonds for state employees. The plan lets workers buy bonds via payroll deductions starting as low as about 3 75 monthly, with Series E bonds from 25 to 10 000 and maturities of seven years nine months at 3 interest compounded annually.
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John M. Dalton
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Dunkin County
Miami Mayor Protests Meter Overcharges
Robert H. High, Miami mayor, says city meters on Biscayne Boulevard are unfair to motorists. He tested meters after complaints about tickets and found one meter charged 71 minutes for a nickel instead of 30, alleging widespread overcharging.
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Robert iKieg High
City Hall
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Biscayne Boulevard
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