Pauline Van Dam in legal battle over assault robbery case
Pauline Van Dam faces assault with intent to kill and robbery charges after shooting the club manager during a gunpoint robbery at the Lucky Strike Club. Her bail totals 10 000 on assault, 10 000 on robbery, and 5 000 on felon in possession of a firearm, while attorney George Foley argues for reduced bail citing her court appearances and record.
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Peacetime Debt 95 Killed In Second Worst Plane Tragedy
Authorities rushed to the scene under presidential orders and told United Press International they suspected a key control mechanism on the luxury plane failed possibly locking the aircraft in a deadly turn.
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$2 Billion Debt Limit Hiked by Congress
Congress approved a $2 billion increase in the national debt limit to a peacetime high of $300 billion to help meet day to day bills. President Kennedy had requested a further $8 billion increase for the next fiscal year, while Sen. Harry F. Byrd criticized fiscal policy and signaled hearings. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote after the House had already approved.
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British Nuclear Test At Nevada Draws Mixed Local Reactions
The United Kingdom detonated its first atomic device on American soil at the Nevada test site, an underground blast equivalent to 20 000 tons of TNT. A black cloud rose 800 feet, then drifted away. locals in Indian Springs largely supported Britain’s right to test, citing safety and precedent.
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Complete list of victims listed on Page 5
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Plane crashes after takeoff from Idlewild killing all aboard
An airliner rose in clear weather from Idlewild Airport then nosedived into Pumpkin Patch Channels, a swamp sanctuary, shortly after takeoff on a transcontinental flight. The blast killed every passenger and crew, including top business executives and a World War veteran.
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FBI could probe future sports bribery under 1961 law
The FBI said it may investigate future sports bribery scandals citing a 1961 federal law banning interstate travel to promote racketeering. Travel across state lines to influence a game could be a federal crime, with the method violating the state where the game is played.
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FBI
Millions Cheer U S Astronaut Glenn in New York Parade
New York welcomed astronaut John Glenn with a five hour parade through Manhattan. More than four million spectators cheered as confetti rained down and crowds surged, despite traffic chaos and police lines. Glenn joked about cleaning up the mess and praised the nation’s space program.
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UPI
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Housewife Found Nude After Stripping Hotel Assault
A Chicago housewife, Donna Mae Kiefel, 31, was found near death in a Strip hotel room with brain injuries and a fractured skull. Deputies probe burglar theory as three rooms reported entries and a bloody champagne bottle lay beside the victim.
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Kennedy to announce resumption of U.S. atmospheric nuclear tests
President Kennedy plans a 30 minute national address at 7 p.m. EST to reveal his decision to resume atmospheric nuclear testing citing national security needs. Officials expect tests to begin in April as the Geneva disarmament conference approaches.
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Pauline Seeks Freedom In Shooting Case
A habeas corpus writ seeks reduction of $25,000 bail for Pauline Vandam 31 held on three charges in a Feb 27 casino executive shooting case. Hearing set before Dist. Judge George Marshall with bail breakdown of 10000 for assault with intent to kill 10000 for robbery and 5000 for being an ex felon with a gun. Christine Risener 35 faces assault and robbery charges with bail 3500 and 3000 respectively. both women to appear for arraignments before Judge Myron Leavitt.
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