Ex-Agent Guilty of Sellout in Secret Service Scandal
A federal court jury found Abraham Bolden a former Secret Service agent guilty of offering to sell a classified government investigative report to an accused counterfeiter for 50 000 dollars. He received a six year prison sentence. Bolden, 29, pleaded for mercy and claimed frame up tied to disclosures about agent laxity and partying at Kennedy era guard posts.
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Joseph Sam Perry
United States
Joseph Spagnoli, Jr
Frank W. Jones
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Warren Commission
Hyannis Port
Mass
Giant Redwood Burns Moses Battles Old Enemy Fire
The Sequoia National Park giant Moses, one of the earths largest trees, is burning after lasting lightning struck the treetop a week earlier. Firefighters use planes and wet water drops to prevent spread, with a possible dynamite cut if preservation fails. A second fire near the top may be from a separate strike.
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June Allyson Seeks Divorce From Husband Glenn Maxwell
Hollywood actress June Allyson filed for divorce from her barber husband Glenn Maxwell after a separation of about a week. Allyson, 39, widow of Dick Powell, retained attorney Richard Ig to pursue the action to end their marriage begun last October in Fort Lauderdale amid business and residence disputes.
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UPI
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Nation’s Weather Report by United Press International
Temperature and precipitation data for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am are provided by United Press International. The report summarizes conditions across multiple regions with highs, lows, rainfall amounts, and notable weather patterns.
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United Press International
Record High 108 at Mineral Wells and Low 3 at Bismarck
The U S Weather Bureau reports the nation's top reading of 108 degrees at Mineral Wells Texas and a record low of 3 degrees at Bismarck North Dakota excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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New York
Fleming Stricken at 56 Died of heart attack in Kent hospital
Ian Fleming creator of James Bond died at 56 after a heart attack while vacationing with his wife and son in Canterbury. The naval commander and former British intelligence assistant rose to fame with Bond novels translated into 23 languages and two films.
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James Bond
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Maj
Valentine Fleming
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Royal Military College
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Switzerland
Dieppe
Diplomatic Corps
Moscow
Reuters
Heter
Times of London
Communists Set to Boycott Moscow Conference
Red China and at least five pro-Peking Communist parties plan to boycott the Moscow called rally on the Sino Soviet split. Other parties may skip the December 15 Moscow conference, with Romania considering non participation. Premier Gheorghiu Dej has opposed the meeting.
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UPI
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Romania
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Educator Tabbed in Utah Schoolgirl Murder Probed
Utahns held a summer primary with Ernest Wilkinson winning the Republican Senate nomination to face incumbent Frank Moss. Calvin Rampton secured the Democratic governor nomination, beating Ernest Dean. total votes topped 212,000, a record for the state.
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Ernest Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Calvin Rampton
Mitchell Melich
Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
Sherman Lloyd
Senate
Frank Moss
Rampton
Salt Lake City
Ernest Dean
American Fork
Rebels Demand Closing U.S. Consulate in Stanleyville
In Stanleyville rebel forces led by Gen Nicolas Olenga demand the closing of the U S consulate after seizing the city from government forces last week. Olenga cited American troops seen in the field with Congolese national army as justification for removing consular officials. U S personnel included 106 aboard planes with paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne at Ft Bragg.
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Gaston Soumialot
U.S
Congo
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
Nicolas Olenga
Olenga
Amer
Tional Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
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