Hoffa Arrested on Assault Charge in D C Office
Teamster President James R. Hoffa was arrested after a scuffle in his office and charged with simple assault on a 60 year old union official. He posted a $500 bond and a Municipal Court hearing was set for 10 am EDT. Baron sustained facial injuries and Hoffa declined to-comment until court.
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Washington
UPI
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
District of Columbia
Walter R. Bishop
Samuel Baron
Teamsters Warehouse
Baron
Harold J. Gibbons
Teamster Union
Nation's RRs Break Talks Pressure for Kennedy Aid
Railroads ended negotiations with five operating brotherhoods and asked for presidential help to carry out a commission's overhaul of rail work rules. The move could force Kennedy to head off the first nationwide rail strike in 16 years as unions claim rail managers walked out on talks. Proposals would cut more than 40 000 fireman jobs and set timing for possible rule changes within 30 days after notice.
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UPI
White House
Kennedy
Wolfe
J. E. Wolfe
Commission
Arthur Goldberg
Space Hop Countdown Disrupted by Weather and Setbacks
Space program coverage reports the countdown toward the Carpenter flight sidetracked by forecasted bad weather, a fatal plane crash wiping out a 14 man emergency recovery team, and the parachute system troubles delaying progress.
Beltone Triumph 6 Helps Silent Sister Hear Again
In this column a hearing specialist notes a sister’s dramatic turnaround after using the Beltone Triumph 6 hearing aid. The device, 49 percent smaller and 33 percent lighter, restored her sociable personality and prompted readers to seek free electronic hearing tests at Beltone offices.
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Beltone Laboratories
Beltone Ge
N. 3Rd Street
Tonopah Highway Sewer Project Gets City Approval
City Commission approves engineer John A. Carolio to prepare plans specifications drawings and estimates for a 190000 trunk sewer on Tonopah Highway. The 21 inch line aims to serve about 80000 residents and will seek federal funding from the Health and Welfare Department.
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John A. Carolio
City Commission
Peace Corps Morals Probe Sought by Texas Widow
Mrs. Janie F. Fletcher, 65, of Houston, asks Congress to investigate Peace Corps moral standards at a Puerto Rican training camp after she was dropped for refusing extreme physical drills and alleged Portuguese difficulties. Representative Gallagher calls the charge of moral laxity unfair.
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UPI
Janie F. Fletcher
Texas
Peace Corps
Corps
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Iagher
America
Gallagher
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fletcher
Houston
Tex
Brazil
Hong Kong Bolsters Barrier as Refugees Flee
An official statement describes a taller deeper fence designed to halt all crossings except at regular checkpoints. Border guards on the mainland side show no clear effort to stop the exodus. Observers say most refugees are peasants, with police counting 30,000 Chinese having crossed into Hong Kong since May 1.
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Hong Kong
Helldorado Rodeo And Kiddies Parade At Cashman Field
Helldorado roped in crowds with an eight o clock rodeo at Cashman Field tonight. Tomorrow the Kiddies parade starts at ten following the Old Timers route as bands and judges award top entries across multiple classes with Ute Riders and local clubs placing in senior and youth divisions.
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Mexico
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Paradise Valley Saddle Association
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Lyle
Grace Williams
George
Erma Solis
Larry Tobony
Porter Buggy
Leon Porter
Hotel Elwell
Silver Saddle Inn
Man Arrested For Theft On High Seas
FBI agents arrested Allen R. Reinke of Lawton on a San Francisco warrant charging theft on the high seas. He allegedly served as gift shop manager aboard the USS President Wilson in November 1961 and stole several thousand dollars while docked at Hong Kong. Reinke arraigned before USS Commissioner Vernon Field with bond set at $5,000.
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Okla
UPI
FBI
Allen R. Reinke
San Francisco
High Seas
Lee O. Teague
Reinke
Wilson
Hong Kong
USS
Vernon Field
Rainsberger Pleads Guilty as Appeals Fight Persists
Attorney Samuel Lionel won a reversal of Taylor's decision from the Supreme Court and fights a three judge panel. He argues the new law removes Rainsberger's right to a single judge and is an ex post facto constitutional violation. Deputy Clark County DA William Barker contends legal detention and that state remedies must be exhausted before federal court consideration.
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Samuel Lionel
Taylor
Supreme Court
Rainsberger
William Barker
Clark County
World briefs note seismic signals from remote Tass station
A Tass report says a seismic station 100 miles from the blast detected shock waves. In Washington, the Air Force sent 60 flying commandos to Panama to train Latin Americans to fight Communist guerrillas. Atlantic City, Meany forecast a nationwide AFL-CIO drive for a 35 hour work week with no pay cut if unemployment persists.
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Air Force
Panama
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Atlantic City
N.J
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
Sa linger leaves Moscow after talks with no clear US USSR information flow gains
White House Press Secretary Pierre Sa linger departed Moscow yesterday admitting the talks yielded no immediate prospects for increasing information and idea exchange between the Soviet Union and the United States.
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Moscow
White House
Pierre Salinger
United States
Soviet Union
Dutch Defenses Down Indonesian Plane Off West New Guinea
Dutch defense forces say they shot down an Indonesian aircraft they allege carried paratroopers for another air drop. It is unclear how many of the 20 aboard survived, though some were seen scrambling into a rubber boat after the crash into the sea.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Dutch West New Guinea
Airmen Killed in Mexican Mountain Crash Retrieved
In San Luis Potosi nine U.S. airmen were found after a T29 search plane crashed while patrolling for a private aircraft. Bodies were brought down on horseback from central Mexico’s rugged mountains. In Algiers the Casbah leader warned French authorities to end Moslem killings within days or risk mass retaliation as tensions rose.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
U.S
Algiers
Casbah
Berlin Officials Fail To Restore Free East West Traffic
In a three hour session yesterday Ameri can and Russian commanders did not reach agreement on allowing free traffic across the East West Berlin border.
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Berlin
Fight Cancer With a Check Up and a Check
A public health alert urges residents to schedule routine cancer screenings and seek financial assistance through local programs. Community health centers offer free or low cost exams and guidance on treatment options for eligible patients.
Five Injured In Rear-End Crash At Las Vegas Blvd Intersection
A car rear-ended another waiting at a green signal injuring five people. Driver Marion E. Johnson, 24, of Atlanta, was arrested for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. Passenger Albert F. Sanford, 57, of Ellen Way, cited for giving false information. Mae F. Private, 31, a school teacher, was among the injured.
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Marion E. Johnson
Atlanta
Albert F. Sanford
Ellen Way
Mae F. Private
South 3Rd St
Las Vegas Blvd
South Main St
Relocation Plans Sought for Urban Freeway Residents
Glenn Manley says orderly relocation hinges on federal state highway and urban renewal agencies working together, a collaboration not yet achieved in the U.S. He urged attendees at the Westside Elks hall meeting to share problems and to contact the UK office at 634 North Main St. for information on the area slated for freeway use, call Dudley 25180.
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Glenn Manley
U.S
Manney
Westside
Elks Hall
North Main St
Dudley
Kennedy defends Estes inquiry ethics and grain case details
President Kennedy recalled Eisenhower criticism of Democratic handling of the Estes case and noted the sizable government grain storage payments to Estes. He cited figures showing $5,001,758.66 in not before 1961, with earlier sums in 1960 and 1959, and praised Freeman’s record while stressing ethics for federal workers.
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Marine Corps
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