New Electronic Witness Unveiled in Courtroom
A transistorized electronic recording system called DIRS and other Dictaphone devices are increasingly used in courts and interviews to provide verbatim, unchangeable testimony logs. The technology is adopted in states across the U S and abroad to backstop stenographers and aid legal proceedings.
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Counterfeit $20 bills showing up in San Francisco bars
San Francisco secret service reports bogus twenty dollar notes from the Fact Ray counterfeiting ring are circulating in downtown and Tenderloin venues. About 11 counterfeit bills have entered commerce in drug stores, restaurants and bars in recent days while the main suspects Danny Ray Willis and Billy Campbell Kitchens remain at large after a record counterfeit operation.
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Resignation Of Day Now Accepted
President Kennedy accepted the resignation of Postmaster General J Edward Day effective August 9, praising his 20 years of service. Day cited an unusual private life opportunity and said he could no longer postpone his return. No decision on a successor was announced.
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Earthquake Strikes Italian Village Camerino
A strong quake hit Camerino near the Adriatic Sea injuring none reported but causing damage. Over six days, earthquakes have rattled northern and central Italy, with tremors observed in various areas.
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De Gaulle Rejects Atom Ban Treaty and Alliances
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will refuse any role in the three power Moscow test ban and reject Soviet proposals for a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression pact. French sources say he aims to isolate France diplomatically and oppose signing pacts that recognize Communist states.
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Bristle as North Korea Raps UNC Meeting on Armistice Eve
At Panmunjom, North Korea accused the United Nations Command of violations while UN officials led demands for release of two American helicopter pilots captured last May. General Cloud of the US Marines pressed North Korea to honor the armistice and free Capt. Ben Instarts and Capt. Charigion Wolfe, captured while checking border markers. The 10th anniversary of the armistice nears as both sides exchanged sharp remarks and warnings of readiness for any renewal of hostilities.
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UK Critics Pan PT 109 in London Reviews
London critics heavily panned PT 109 with phrases like not enough to honor a future president and Kennedy emerges not as a damned tool but a terrible pry. Reviews criticized Leslie Martinson direction and Cliff Robertson performance as priggish and sentimental as a tabloid style wartime tale.
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Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter General Tendencies
The column notes shifting daily aims from self effort to cooperation, urging Saturday focus on neat finishing touches and orderly work. Zodiac guidance covers Aries through Pisces with emphasis on judgment, appearance, finances, family, and social duties, ending with a plea to request the August forecast and a mailed copy.
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East German border guard flees to West Berlin at age two
A two year old East German border guard, in uniform and armed, escaped over the Communist Wall to freedom in West Berlin. Authorities said he was not seen by other East German guards during the crossing.
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Cholera Strikes Bangkok Area Eight Infected One Dead
The Bangkok World reports eight people in the Bangkok area have cholera with one death. Authorities are already battling a cholera epidemic in Nakorn Srithamarat province in southern Thailand.
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