Kennedy plot inquiry consultant linked to front groups
Rep Edward Gurney asserts Norman Redlich a Warren Commission consultant and NYU law professor is connected to three groups cited as Communist fronts by a House committee. Redlich denies domination by any Communist group while confirming a $100 day legal role and reiterating his call to abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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Washington
UPI
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
John F Kennedy
Norman Redlich
New York University
House Committee
Communist Party
Redfish
Warren Commission
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
RED Front
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Attorney General
Gurney
Redlich
U. S
Officials League to Meet Monday in Las Vegas
Clark County Commissioner Bill Briare organizes the nonpartisan League of Elected City and County Officials inviting nearly a hundred officials to a noon luncheon at Hotel Sahara Convention Hall. LEECO aims to foster regional policy and solve metropolitan problems without creating metropolitan government.
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League of Elected
LEECO
Bill Briare
Clark County
Hotel Sahara Convention Hall
Briare
League
LECCO
National Association of County Officials
Las Vegas
Philadelphia Paper Wins Pulitzer for Numbers Ring Exposé
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reporters Albert V. Gaudiosi James V. Magee and photographer Frederick A. Meyer won the Pulitzer Prize for special reporting for their six week expose of a police protected numbers writing ring. Indictments followed and a city police shakeup ensued.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Evening Bulletin
Albert V. Gaudiesi
James V. Magee
Frederick A. Meyer
Public Ledger
Gaudiesi
Magee
Meyer
Numbers
Liners Club
Atlantic City
The
Bulletin
South Philadelphia
Saudi king's son enrolls as student in English school
Abdul Magid Al Saud, 19, son of King Saud of Saudi Arabia, paused to write "King" for his father's profession on an enrollment form at a Regency School of English in Ramsgate, England. Authorities initially suspected a joke before recognizing his royal lineage.
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Ramsgate
England
UPI
Abdul Magid-Al-Saud
Regency School of English
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Mars May Be Populated By Cactus
Soviet Academy of Sciences reports Martian soils and seasonal spectra resemble cacti. Abstraction from Dr V P Bedenko translated by the Commerce Department notes cacti may survive Martian conditions and endure temperatures around 40 Fahrenheit.
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Mars
Martian
Institute of Botany
Soviet Academy of Sciences
V.P Bedenko
Earth
Britain May Junk Polaris II Labor Party Gets Vote
The piece outlines fears a Labour victory in Britain could scrap Polaris II submarines. It notes Labour’s stance against a nuclear deterrent, while Conservatives warn policies may force continued work on the missiles. It discusses shipyard activity, agreements, and NATO relations amid election expectations.
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Britain
Labor Party
London
Nana
Kennedy
Nassau
Douglas Home
NATO
United States
Harold Wilson
Accidental Rocket Ignition Claims Third Technician
A Delta rocket test at Cape Canaveral killed three technicians including Lt. D. Gabel of Longmont Colorado and injured eight others. Gabel died at Cape Canaveral hospital after burns covering eighty percent of his body. Fellow workers Sidney Dagie and Jack Fassett also died in the April 14 incident attributed to static electricity igniting solid propellant gases.
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D. Gabel
Longmont
Colo
Cape Canaveral Hospital
Gabel
Ball Brothers Research Corp
Boulder
Sidney J. Dagie
Jack W. Fassett
Merritt Island
Fla
Delta
Federal Space Agency
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Grso
Eiso
Fremont
Aies
Arales
Diamonds International Academy
Ae Hess
U. S. Department of Commerce
Jerry Cotton
Saginaw, Texas
New York
Woodbury
New Jersey
Barrow
U.S
Polaris
Gareloch
Scotland
Cape Kennedy
Thunderbird Optimists Today
Thunderbird Hotel
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