Factor's political donations under scrutiny in 1960s cases
A Beverly Hills real estate figure linked to both major parties faced questions over contributions to Kennedy Johnson and Nixon campaigns. Records show $5,000 gifts to Citizens for Kennedy Johnson and the National Committee of Business and Professional Men and Women for Kennedy Johnson, plus a $2,000 donation to the Democratic National Committee. Immigration proceedings were started but later nullified by presidential pardon. The man claimed a Chicago kidnaping by Roger Touhy, a claim later questioned by a federal judge whose ruling was overturned on appeal.
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Richard M. Nixon
House
Factor
Loma Linda Drive
Beverly Hills
Bella Factor
Citizens For Kennedy- Johnson
National Committee of Business and Professional Men
Kennedy- Johnson
Santa Monica Blvd
Santa Monica
Democratic National Committee
Immigration Service
Chicago
Roger (the Terrible
Berlin border tunnel suspect Seidel faces death charge
Harry Seidel, 25, captured Nov 14 while aiding refugees through a Berlin wall tunnel, worked 33 days driving 120 feet into East Berlin. Charged with endangering peace by provocations against the state border, the case carries a death penalty. ADN says he led West Berlin terrorist groups planning border clashes and seven armed border break-ins aimed at attacks on border security and kidnappings.
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East Germany
Harry Seidel
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
ADN
Seidel
Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Listing
The document lists the Las Vegas Sun staff and officers including H M Greenspun as publisher and editor, Ray Germain and Norman White as vice presidents, Barbara Greenspun as secretary, and other editorial and management roles. It notes address at 600 East Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and association memberships with press groups and advertising representation. The passage ends with subscription rates and a single copy daily price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
Aom Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
JO McClain
Edtor
Tamara Anureeva
Summons in the Nevada district court for Clark County
The Eight Fedtotal District Court issues a summons to Philip Jordan Jr and ETSUKO NOZAWA Jordan. Helen Scott sues to dissolve their marriage. Defendant must answer within 70 days or risk default judgment. The clerk MARLENE VAN DER WYST records the filing dated December 12 with publication dates December 21 and January 4 and 11 1942.
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State OF
Nevada
County OF
Clark
Philip 4
Jordan, JR
Sal Etsuko Nozawa Jordan
AROVF
Sidney & Whitmot
FSQ
Stewart Street
Tr Pisintiff
Helen Scott
Marlene van der Wyst
Cheating Charges At Railroad Pass Casino Spark Debate
The article notes opposition to charges against the Railroad Pass Casino between Boulder City and Henderson on the Boulder City highway. The facility reportedly operated 30 slot machines, one craps table, three twenty one games and a bingo parlor, amid dispute over legality and conduct.
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Railroad Pass
Boulder City
Henderson
Boulder City Highway
Khrushchev Criticizes Adenauer Over German Talks
Khrushchev accuses Chancellor Adenauer of obstructing Soviet U.S. talks on the German issue and pressuring NATO allies toward hardline actions. He cites Adenauer’s public statements and seeks to shift blame for stalled conversations amid the Cuban crisis aftermath.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
West Germany
United States
Adenauer
Soviet Union
NATO
Wall Street Holding Own Brokers Say
Wall Street remains steady with no top in sight says Kenneth Ward. He predicts a dip to 625-630 on the Dow before the next rise clears 658. Investors Research Co cites rising auto equipment earnings aided by car sales, trucks, and defense work. Spear & Staff forecasts a news sensitive market in 1963, while Standard & Poor's notes steady handling of tax selling and profit taking and maintains recommended positions for value opportunities.
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New York
UPT
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Investors Research Co
Auto Equipment
Spear & Staff, Inc
Standard & Poor's
S&p
Year-end Sun thanks readers and supporters of 1963
A seasonal note from The Sun extends gratitude to many named individuals and groups including Bill Briare Jo the Blairs Sheriff Lamb Herb Rowntree The Jarlsons the Weikels Jack Anderson and spouse Duke Zeibert the Sypiens Lynchs Gia Maione Sam Butera and crew The Ty Tysons John Bon ners The Smiley Rapperts Kay Parsons Keely Kefauver the Pappas John Hughes and Mitzi. The message wishes readers a warm year ahead and urges support from advertisers and loyal fans.
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Bill Briare
The
Blairs
Sheriff Lamb
Herb Rowntree
Jarlsons
Weikels
Jack Anderson
Duke Zeibert
Sypiens
Lynchs
Jou
Louis Prima
Gia Maione
Sam Butera
Ty Tysons
John Bonners
Smiley Rapperts
Kay Parsons
Sweet Smith
Keely
Exciting Jobs for Girls in the Women’s Air Force
The WAF offers weather, machine accounting, control tower, photography, and clerical roles with equal pay and benefits as male airmen. Enlistments are four years with basic training at Lackland AFB. Candidates must be high school graduates ages 18 to 27, U.S. citizens or those declaring intent to become citizens, and of good moral character.
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WAF
Lackland Afb
Texas
Orange embargo ends in Florida citrus shipments
A 10 day embargo on all shipments of fresh citrus ends tonight in Florida. Officials say grove owners with undamaged fruit can expect premium prices as the embargo was set to ensure only wholesome fruit leaves the state.
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Lakeland
Fila
UPI
Riverside sets is the number of un erased checks still out
Creditors to be notified with a first meeting set early next month. Claim deadlines extend six months, with wage claims and tax claims receiving priority. The IRS filed a $74,020 lien for withholding taxes unemployment and excise taxes.
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Internal Revenue Service
Health insurance benefits rise in first nine months 1962
The Health Insurance Institute reports that during the first nine months of 1962 health insurers paid an average of 10.7 million dollars daily in benefits, up from 9.5 million dollars daily in the prior year.
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Chicago
UPI
Health Insurance Institute
Labor employment rises in slow Nevada November
Nevada's Employment Security Department reports a historic November job gain of 600 workers, pushing total employed to 128 200. The unemployment rate fell below the national average for the eighth straight month, aided by favorable weather that allowed construction to add 1,000 workers.
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Employment Security Department
Bruce Barnum
Nevada
Dirksen Pushes Mona Lisa Exhibition in Washington
Senate GOP Leader Everett M Dirksen proposes moving the Mona Lisa display to today at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. He sent a telegram to French Ambassador Alphand seeking support to advance the public showing. The plan aims to ensure thousands of students and visitors see the Leonardo da Vinci painting during Christmas vacation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
GOP
Everett M Dirksen
Dirksen
Herve Alphand
National Gallery of Art
Leonardo Da_ Vinci
United States
Congress
Leap From Window After Alarm Leaves Teen Injured
In Peabody Massachusetts a 13 year old girl broke her ankle after leaping from a second floor window during a late night incident believed to involve burglars. Authorities say the girl trained for emergencies and the incident occurred after waking to voices downstairs. Her father Victor John had taught her to jump from a window in emergencies.
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Peabody. Mass
UPI
Ro Pohj
Victor John
Prisoners Return as Refuges Escape Cuban Militia Looting
Nine measles cases mark the prisoner's exodus as refugees endure looting by Castro militia. Families trade valuables and a ring is wrested from a man’s finger under threat of violence. On shore, 1,113 freed inmates are processed and transported to Dinner Key Auditorium for a mass reunion, while 2,500 relatives remain in Cuba awaiting release on future ships.
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Castro
Dinner Key
Cuba
Prisons’ Mothers’ Committee
Mrs Martin Trial Notes Parole Officer Report Recommendation
A lengthy pre sentence report by Parole Officer James R. Gerow questions motive with the judge reflecting on the decision. Defense attorney Robert Santa Cruz urges following the report and returning the guilty woman to her family. Mrs. Martin, described as a model prisoner, becomes eligible for parole after eight months.
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James R. Gerow
Mowbray
Robert Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz
Help Wanted and Misc Classifieds Fragment
Short, fragmentary classified row listing help wanted positions for a man and convalescent home care duties, address and contact notes, misc ads for red tags and a used cabinet, autos for sale a 1917 Plymouth with radio and heater.
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Kesvard
Plymouth — Radio & Heart Steesnut
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