Feguer on Death Row Entreats Kennedy Hope
Feguer, a 27 year old ex convict from St Johns Michigan, faces federal death for the kidnapping and murder of Dr Edward Bartels. He spoke of Kennedy possibly sparing him and described last night before his execution vigil. He claimed innocence of the slaying and said he was not present at the crime scene. The motive cited was to obtain the doctor’s car.
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Hangman
Feguer
St. Johns
Mich
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Fegner
Edward Bartels
Bartels
Youth brawl at Tohamahawk Club ends with gunfire
Floyd McMahon, 28, was wounded in a melee that erupted inside the Tohamahawk Club between the Rose brothers and McMahon kin. The fight spilled outside, more people joined, and a 22 caliber revolver was fired after the younger Rose returned with the weapon. Police found nine spent cartridges at the scene.
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Floyd McMahon
Tomahawk Club
Rose
McMahon Brothers
Entertainer Miss McCann’s manager dies after hotel shooting
Police report Boxmann shot himself in Miss McCann’s room then slid the gun under a divan cushion in the hallway as he left. Miss McCann lay unconscious on the floor with skull fractures. her status was reported serious. Rodgers and Miss McCann’s family were in Europe.
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Miss McCann
Boxmann
Altadena
Rodgers
Rome
Europe
Frank McCann
Monrovia
Calif
New York
Greetings from the Tax Court Advice to Mr Horn
A speaker rails against government taxation and the Tax Court. He recalls 50 years in the army and warns that the yoke of income tax will never be lifted. He quotes a biblical parallel and ends with the advice to pay the two dollars.
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Tax Court of the
United States
Tax Court
Horn
Israel
Rehobam
Solomon
Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check
A health feature urges routine cancer checkups paired with donations or gifts to support screening programs. The piece promotes early detection through regular medical visits and charitable giving to patient services and outreach initiatives.
Donovan Likely To Stay In Red Cuba Through Weekend
Friends say Donovan intends to remain through the weekend possibly for an appointment with Castro. The attorney who negotiated the Bay of Pigs prisoners’ ransom has talked with Castro about freeing the American captives. The government press reports Castro militia killed one of four anti Castro rebels who forced entry at the Uruguayan official residence.
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Donovan
Castro
Vegas tournament draws record field and big pot
Diamond earned an extra 9000 for buying a sweepstakes ticket before the contest opened. Mer mer won 4545 beyond a 5000 second place guarantee for also buying a sweepstakes ticket. Alfred Sheinwold called it the most successful of six events and Las Vegas the sporting capital. The Seventh International Tournament pot topped 70000 including entry fees sweepstakes purchases and the Coracutta auction. Over 800 started, many watched finals on Riviera closed circuit TV.
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Diamond
Marmer
Las Vegas
Riviera
Card of Thanks for Paul Bohot Bereavement
The Bohot family expresses gratitude for the help and kindness shown during Paul Bohot’s illness and bereavement. They thank friends, relatives, and neighbors for their support.
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Paul Bohot
Downtown Classifieds Roundup With Homes and Autos
A dense Fremont Street classified section lists multiple listings across categories. Real estate shows two houses on Popular Ave with price points and features, plus another two-bedroom by owner near Twin Lakes. Motor vehicles include several older autos from 1950s and 1960s models with prices and contact paths.
A&P and Hood Indicted Over Milk Market Monopoly Claims
The government charges A and P Hood with conspiracy to restrain trade and monopolize milk sales. Hood faces additional counts of attempting to monopolize and illegal price cutting. Other defendants include National Dairy and United Farmers of New England. Prosecutors allege meetings among competitors to drive jug milk handlers out of business.
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A&p
Hood
National Dairy Products Corp. of
New York
United Farmers of New England Inc
Harvey P. Hood
Attorney pleads innocent in income tax fraud case
Oscar S. Mannpleaded innocent to charges of evading 35000 in federal income taxes by hiding his father’s death. The 60 year old, whose father left an estate of 227000, liquidated holdings and forged the dead man’s name to documents to conceal the death, the indictment said.
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New York
UPI
Oscar S. Mann
Mann
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Chairman to Retire
New York UPI reports board chairman Ralph W. Burger will retire soon to devote more time to philanthropic work. Burger, 73, has spent 52 of his 73 years with A and P the world’s largest retail concern.
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New York
UPI
Ralph W. Burger
The
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Burger
Jaycee Membership Reaches New High
UPI reports the United States Junior Chamber membership hit a record 215 145. National Jaycee president Doug Blankenship announced the new high on Thursday.
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Jaycee
Tulsa
UPI
U.S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Doug Blankenship
Blast at dynamite plant sparks major blaze near gate
A blast at the Serpel dynamite plant triggered a raging fire for over an hour. Firefighters faced low water pressure after the sprinkler system failed as debris flew up to 500 feet. Allentown and rural volunteers battled the inferno while an investigation into the undetermined origin continued.
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James E. Smyth
Allentown
Plants Grounds
Serpel
Indian Steel Worker Killed In Accident
Mickey McDonald a Mohawk ironworker famed for high steel jobs in New York City died in a freak accident on the New York Hilton Hotel project. He and another Mohawk were photographed by Look magazine for a feature on New York construction. He warned about constant vigilance on beams and said Indians aren’t chicken as he fell after being snapped into the air by a cable.
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New York City
New York Hilton
Mickey
Look Magazine
New York
Look
House nears final vote to repeal masquerade ball ban
In Boston the House moved toward final approval of a bill repealing the law that barred masquerade balls. The action marks a step toward lifting the prohibition and permitting such gatherings subject to future regulations.
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Boston
UPI
Deb Leaves England For Asian Wedding
Hope Cooke a 22 year old American debutante travels from London to the Himalayan kingdom of Sikkim to wed its crown prince in a Buddhist ceremony set for March 20. The event links American society with a royal Asian household.
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Deb
England
London
UPI
Hope Cooke
Sikkim
Miss Cooke
Birds and canary crash Liberal rally campaign pranks
Liberals released 12 homing pigeons in London to reach Lester Pearson's Joliette rally but the birds failed to arrive. A second batch was sent to Montreal for release before a rally in Toronto arrives. In Toronto a Democratic candidate was interrupted when a canary flew onto his head.
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London
Ontario
Thrifty Thief Sought After Tavern Heist
Police in Highland New York seek a thief who stole 215 dollars four cases of liquor and two books of trading stamps from a tavern. The crime was reported yesterday.
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Highland, N. Y
UPI
Defer Draft Analyzes Father Draft Odds Under New Order
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger defers questions on the draft order to the selective service HQ. He notes the measure reduces a father’s chance of being drafted substantially though 3-A still allows some exposure.
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Pierre Salinger
Selective Service
Washington
Salinger
Las Vegas Sun newspaper masthead and misc staff list
A fragmented listing shows H. M. Greenspun as editor and publisher with a long roster of staff roles including Ray Oarmain Norman White Barbara Greenspun and Bryn Armstrong. It notes Las Vegas Sun issue details, addresses, associations, and subscription rates with a block of organizational affiliations and circulation data.
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H. M. Greenspun
Ray Oarmain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Tamara Anurelva
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Imcoading Sun- Rys
Las Vegas Gon, Inc
South Man Street
Lea Vegas
Nevada
Las Vegas
Em Act of Congress
Allen Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Tancisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
Publiqher’s Associatvon
California
Newspaper Publishers Association
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