Former Defense Dept. Employee Charged With Stealing Papers
Arthur Rogers Roddey, 38, of Falls Church Virginia, charged with theft and fraud for allegedly taking top secret documents from the Pentagon. He claimed he took them to inform the National Security Council but says he knew his actions were wrong. FBI says no espionage, grand jury to consider espionage indictment. Roddey held on 15000 dollar bond awaiting transfer to Virginia.
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Columbia, S. C
Defense Department
Arthur Rogers Roddey
Falls Church
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Roddey
Institute of Defense Analysis
Council
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richmond
U. S
Joseph S. Bambacus
Federal Grand Jury
Alexandria
FBI
Virginia
Kirkland
Pentagon
Two New Year’s Eve Fireworks Planned at Grandad Bluff
The Skyrockers sponsor two displays on New Year’s Eve at Grandad Bluff. A 6 p.m. children’s show costs about 350 dollars while the midnight traditional show runs around 650 dollars. The group has not yet fully funded both, but will proceed to avoid cancellation.
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R. E. Nietsch
Nietsch
Massachusetts
Eyskens
Antwerp
Gustav Eyskens
Mons
Charleroi
New Year Eve Plans Mix Celebration Meditation Nationwide
United States observances blend worship and revelry as 1950s style New Year celebrations unfold. Churches hold watch services while homes and public venues offer parties, with prices from five to thirty five dollars. Denver AdAmAn climbers plan fireworks atop Pike's Peak. Nonalcoholic AA dance in Warwick showcases sobriety centered festivities. Major cities list high end menus and entertainment options.
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Pennsylvania
Cherryville
N.C
AdAmAn Club
Denver
Pike's Peak
Providence, R.I
No Tribune Editions On New Year’s Day
The La Crosse Tribune will skip editions on New Year’s Day. The paper publishes Saturday, Dec 31, and Monday, Jan 2, with the Monday issue a morning edition rather than evening and a Sunday night release. Switchboard hours and call restrictions are noted for readers and correspondents.
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la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
State Desk
Coulee
Belgium Strife Intesifies as Premier Faces Austerity Clash
Belgium endures its 11th day of nationwide strike with violence rising. A 30 year old Francois Van Der Strappen was fatally struck amid clashes in Brussels as strikers and police battled near Sabena headquarters.
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Brussels
Belgium
Gustav Eyskens
Francois van der Strappen
Pensions Of Coal Miners To Be Reduced
The United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund cut pensions for retired bituminous coal miners from $100 to $75 a month starting with February payments. About 65,600 miners are affected. anthracite pensions had been reduced previously. The fund cites lower income from coal royalties and notes possible restoration only if income rises. Other benefits remain unchanged.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Welfare Fund
UMW
New Gymnasium Planned at Lincoln High Manitowoc
AP reports Lincoln High School in Manitowoc approved contracts for a one million dollar gym and field house. Construction will begin January 3.
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Manitowoc
Lincoln High School
Blacklisted Writers Sue Studios For 7.5 Million In Damages
Hollywood AP A dozen film writers and actors including Oscar winners Nedrick Young and Gale Sondergaard sue eight studios for 7.5 million dollars claiming a Hollywood blacklist deprived them of work. The suit alleges conspiracy under anti trust laws and seeks an injunction against blacklisting tied to the Fifth Amendment and congressional lists.
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Hollywood
U.S. ‘District Court
Washington
Nedrick Young
Albert Maltz
John Howard Lawson
Herbert Biberman
Lester Cole
Robert L. Richards
Frederick S. Rinaldo
Philip Stevenson
Gale Sondergaard
Alvin Hammer
Mary Virginia Farmer
Shimon Ruskin
Maltz
Young
Miss Sondergaard
Lawson
Biberman
Cole
A.L. Wirin
Wirin
Congressional Committee
Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer
Columbia
Mount
20Th Century-Fox
Warner Isaid
Brothers
Universal - International
Walt Disney Productions
Allied Artists
The
Motion Picture Association of America
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Court halts evictions of 300 Negro sharecroppers in Tennessee
The 6th Circuit granted a temporary injunction preventing eviction of 300 Negro sharecroppers in Haywood and Fayette counties after they registered to vote in 1960. The ruling notes it does not decide whether the 1957 Civil Rights Act can require private parties to contract with Black tenants.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Haywood County
Tennessee
Fayette County
Haywood
Fayette
Milne reports $243 065 La Crosse Community Chest total
Campaign chairman George W. Milne announced that $5 000 more was added bringing the campaign total to $243 065 with several hundred dollars still outstanding. He noted the drive will wind up at 98 percent of the goal and praised volunteers and community support for a year with the largest intake to date.
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George W. Milne
Milne
la Crosse
Red Cross
Community Chest Board of Directors
Caroline Kennedy disrupts news conference with playful entrance
Caroline Kennedy, three, slipped into a high profile Kennedy Fulbright news conference in Palm Beach wearing pink pajamas and a blue bathrobe. She walked on stage barefoot clutching her mother’s high heels, causing laughter and no fluster from President-elect John F Kennedy as he guided her back inside. Life in the White House may be lively with Caroline around.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Caroline Kennedy
Caroline
John F Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. J. William
White House
Miss Caroline
John Kennedy
William Fulbright
Ark
UPI
Bomb threat delays UAL flight from Chicago to Toledo
A United Air Lines flight 630 arriving from Chicago was delayed about an hour in Milwaukee after a phone call claimed a bomb was aboard. Police and FBI searched the plane, found nothing, and it departed for Toledo shortly before midnight. The caller was believed to be a teenage boy.
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Milwaukee
United Air Lines
Chicago
FBI
Toledo
Ohio
Citiceago
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