Man Arrested Confessed To Many Crimes
A Kansas City man, Ray Thomas, 24, jailed on a robbery charge in Tucson, admitted committing numerous crimes over 18 months. He confessed to robbing liquor stores in Wichita, Kansas City, Albuquerque, Indio and other burglaries across the West since June last year. He named accomplices Robert Richmond and Earl LaCay, who were awaiting trial for other robberies in the area.
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Tucson, Ariz
Kansas City, Mo
Ray Thomas
Pima Eneriffs
Kansas
Thomas
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Albuquerque
N.M
Indio
Calif
Robert Richmond
Earl LaCay
Palm Desert
SEC halts Langford Inc and principals in Marshal stock scheme
Arthur E Pennekamp announced that on December 5 1962 Judge Foley issued a preliminary injunction against Langford Inc Langford & Washburn George Langford and Gary Washburn restraining the sale of Marshal Manufacturing Co stock and barring deceptive statements The order forbids insolvent securities actions without disclosure restricts trades outside a national exchange until SEC registration and cites the LA office investigation led by Charles R Burr with SEC counsel.
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Arthur E Pennekamp
San Francisco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Walter G. Holden
Los Angeles
Roger DD. Foley, Jr
United States District Court
Las Vegas
Nevada
Langford, Inc
Langford & Washburn
George Thomas Langford
Gary Richard Washburn
Marshal Manufacturing Co., Inc
United States Navy
Laneford, Inc
National Securities Exchange
Securities Exchange Act of
Charles R. Burr
Commissions
Commission
Mr. Pennekamp
FFEF
Exclusive Furniture Sale Offers Beds Dinette Sets
Unclear ad text markets furniture including bedroom sets and mattresses. It lists Buy now prices like 427 dollars and 59 dollars down with 84 weekly payments. Store appears at 418 West Mesquite.
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Tom Craft
Brink's Alarm Triggers Providence Police Standby
In Providence yesterday police surrounded Brink's Inc after an automatic alarm for a Brink's armored truck triggered, spurred by the Boston theft. Brink's Manager Joseph F Lambert claimed he set it off accidentally while garaging the vehicle.
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Providence
Brink
Boston
Brink's Inc
Joseph F Lambert
Unemployed Executives Form Forty Plus Clubs
The Forty Plus Clubs across the United States help unemployed executives over 49 gain new positions. Autonomous, nonprofit groups in cities like New York, Boston and Chicago screen candidates, arrange interviews, and require members to work two days weekly for the club. Some firms now refer vacancies to Forty Plus before other recruiters.
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Pattie Sherwood Smith
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Washington
Ort Lauderdale
Chicago
Weaver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wilson
Forty Plus
Cluo
Lloyds of London
Forty Plus Club
Henry Simier
American Writing Machine Company
California CTA lays out 38 education goals for 1963
The California Teachers Association State Council of Education approved 38 policy recommendations for the 1963 legislature. Aiming to boost funding with 110 million dollars in state funds and 25 million in county aid, it seeks higher teacher salaries, extended urban per pupil support, and professional licensing standards.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California Teacher's Association
CTA
State Council of Education
California
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Cnde
Council
John Swett
Gardening Course Planned At U of N for Aug 1963
Nevada gardeners may join a home beautification and landscape course during the University of Nevada summer session. Howard Christe leads the program with Dr. Robert H. Ruf supervising horticulture instruction. Aug 18–17, 1963 runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily with lectures, films, demonstrations, and field work at the university greenhouse and Reno nurseries.
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Nevada
University of Nevada
Ruf
Reno
Discrimination In Washington Harms African Relations
Washington deputy chief of protocol Pedro H. San Juan said racial discrimination in Washington against African diplomats has damaged U S relations with many countries. He noted the State Department has helped nearly 40 African diplomats and their families seek homes in Washington since last April, with 12 still seeking housing.
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Washington
UPT
Pedro H. San Juan
State Department
U.S
San Juan
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Homas
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Scotts Photo Studio
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San Mego Union
Oceanside
Rrade Tribune
Humboldt Times
Santa AB Barbara News- Press
The
Richmond Independent
Novato Advance
Jaras
ON Dalton
Flatty
Arav
Francisco Square
Sahara Hotel
Fashion Square
Stardust Hotel
Las Vegas Blvd
Huntington
W.va
Howard Christe
Robert H Ruf
Max C. Fisischmann College
Christensen
College of Agriculture
Monte Proser
Podkers
H At
Nerstein
I/ a
Ais Aout Ata Mailman
Santa Claus
Santa Claus, Indiana
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