Grand Jury Indicts Judge's Son in Vehicular Homicide Case
Gareth Martinis son of Bronx criminal court Judge Joseph A Martinis faces trial on five counts of vehicular homicide after a May 19 three car crash on the Henry Hudson Parkway in the Bronx. He is freed on 1500 dollar bail for a Sept 11 trial. Dist Atty Isidore Dollinger expects a strong conviction likelihood.
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Martinis
Bronx
Henry Hudson Parkway
Criminal Court
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U.S. Atty
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Landis
Treasury
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Fulbright Sees Goldwater Policy Echoing Red China
Senator Fulbright in a satiric speech linked Goldwater’s foreign policy to Communist China. He accused Goldwater of opposing coexistence and nuclear test ban, while noting polls show Republicans pursue a stronger anti communism stance. Goldwater remained unavailable for comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
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D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Arizona Republican
Arizona
China
Fullbright
Foreign Relations Committee
California
Landis Sentencing Set For August On Tax Charge
James M. Landis famed adviser to presidents and former Harvard law dean faces sentencing August 30 on federal charges for not filing income tax returns from 1956 to 1960. He pleaded guilty and has paid about 94 thousand dollars. potential prison up to five years. Landis has led the SEC the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Office of Civilian Defense and advised President Kennedy on regulatory agencies.
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James M. Landis
Harvard US Law School
Landis
William Warren
Columbia University Law School
IRS
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Office of Civilian Defense
Federal Trade Commission
Kennedy
Washington
Oklahoma Fire Under Control Near Lawton
Fire that burned across about 6000 acres of ranger forest land near Lawton was reported under control. A small area at Mount Sheridan base remained burning at dawn but was contained. Troops used bulldozers and helicopters. One soldier hospitalized with a shoulder injury. two treated and released. Some livestock missing and deer and buffalo died.
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Okla
Ft. Sill
Mount Sheridan
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
President Kennedy Heads to Cape Cod Weekend of Golf and Water Sports
President Kennedy arrives at Hyannisport for a summertime retreat. He plays golf at the Hyannisport Club after landing from Washington and plans more golf and a Nantucket Sound cruise. The First Lady remains in Hyannisport until the expected birth later this month. Caroline and John Jr. greet their father.
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Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Washington
Nantucket Sound
Otis Air Force Base
Carolyn
John Jr
Hyannisport Club
Four La Crosse County 4-H Clubs Earn Blue Ribbons
Eight La Crosse County 4-H clubs displayed booths at the La Crosse Interstate Fair. Blue ribbons were awarded to the Bangor Township and Barre Badgers clubs. The Bangor booth featured a health theme with a rocket of two 4-H astronauts aiming for the moon of good health among stars of rest exercise fresh air and brushing teeth.
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la Crosse
Bangor Township
Barre Badgers
Bangor
Fair At A Glance Schedule Highlights
Friday attendance reached 4 311 with open class dairy and beef judging until 5 p m. Friday night features a horse pulling contest at 8 p m. Sunday showcases late model stock car races at 2 30 and 8 p m. Animals in cattle swine and sheep are released after 4 p m.
4-H Fair Displays Highlight Projects and Grains Demand
Need Bread theme emphasizes grain in meals. Ribbons awarded in multiple communities with bluebird trail at Brookside. Browns Valley features Spotlight Is On You urging diverse 4-H projects. Amsterdam Prairie booth Lend a Helping Hand showcases sewing cooking woodworking agriculture and gardening.
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Browns Valley
Amsterdam Prairie
Burr Oak
Burnham Valley
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Haukedahl Rejected For Former Job
Kenosha AP Stanley G Hauke dahl was denied by the Fire and Police Commission when his bid to return as police chief failed after a stormy public hearing. The 48 year old former UW football player resigned April 10 after his wife was charged with first degree murder. He accused Mayor Hammond of political interference while attorney Jay Schwartz contested the claim.
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Stanley G. Haukedahl
Fire and Police Commission
University of Wisconsin
Haukedahl
Jay Schwartz
Robert V. Baker
Baker
Fireman Commission
City Hall
Schwartz
Eugene Hammond
Klaus State Dept Legal Expert Dies
Samuel Klaus aged 58 an eminent State Department legal expert died Friday night in Washington. He arrived in 1934 as special assistant to the Treasury Department general counsel and joined the State Department in 1945 serving as special assistant to the department's legal adviser at his death.
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State Department
Klaus
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Treasury Department
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Weekend Weather Outlook with Mild Temperatures
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with cooler tonight and little change Sunday. Lows near 60 tonight and highs in the 80s Sunday. Monday looks fair and mild with a chance of a thundershower by night and Monday morning lows around 60.
Rusk Party Arrives in Moscow For Test Ban Signing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Moscow with a pledge to pursue further steps for peace after the nuclear test ban treaty signing. He and British and Soviet officials and six U.S. senators attended the ceremony as talks continued in Moscow.
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Moscow
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United States
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Soviet Union
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London
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United, States
Britain
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Rusk
Washington Administration
U.S
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Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
Germany
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ward Dies Amid Britain's Sex Scandal Conviction
Dr. Stephen Ward, 50, died at St Stephen's Hospital after a drug overdose days before his sentencing on two vice counts in the Profumo affair. Ward had been convicted of living off the earnings of Mandy Rice Davies and Christine Keeler, with an inquest planned.
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Stephen Ward
Britain
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Ward
Mandy Rice- Davies
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
John D. Profumo
Peter
Brixton
Cloud
U.N
Demilitarized Zone
Communists Say Charges Are Fabrications
At Panmunjom the U N Command warned North Korea to curb its bloodthirsty marauders or face destruction. Maj. Gen. George H Cloud cited attacks in the DMZ that killed three Americans and wounded a fourth since July 29, while North Korea called the charges fabrications. He urged immediate steps to stop intrusions and punish perpetrators under the 1953 armistice terms.
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North Korea
George H. Cloud
Armistice Commission
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Cloud
Dmz
People of
Chong Hwang
Chong
Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Train Derailment in Uruguay Kills 30, Injures Many
A passenger train derailed at high speed near Montevideo, killing at least 30 and injuring over 100. Uruguayan officials allege saboteurs forced and blocked track switches, pushing the three-coach train onto a siding at a fertilizer plant. Rescue workers toiled through the night to free trapped passengers.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan C. Funes
National Railroad
Nestor Martinez
Junk mail rider sparks House Senate fight over perks
Rep. Tom Steed blasts Sen. John Williams for attaching a junk mail rider to an appropriations bill. The Senate approved the amendment and a House Senate conference will decide. Steed vows to expose Senate perks from free haircuts to other emoluments if the fight continues.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Okla
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Senate House
Steed
Hernando
House Appropriations
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