Embarrassed mobster dodges questions before grand jury
CHICAGO UPI Federal judge denies Fifth Amendment claim by mobster America de Pietto after his Leavenworth return. De Pietto, head of a $10 million yearly dope ring, faced grand jury questioning as other figures linked to Chicago Cosa Nostra were named. Hearings continue later this month with more witnesses expected.
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UPI
America de Pietto
Leavenworth
Kan
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Richard Cain
Cook County
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Chicago Cosa Nostra
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Frank Annunzio
Dill
Anthony Tisci
Tisci
Phyllis McGuire
Slaying Blamed on Communist Terrorists in Guatemala
Guatemala City officials blame Communist terrorists for the Friday night machinegun slaying of Col. Ernesto Molina Arreaga a deputy minister of defense and a leading military figure. Police and military investigations are under way with killers unidentified. Belgium votes in compulsory parliamentary election amid fines for nonappearance. Austria prepares for presidential vote as Alfons Gorbach challenges Franz Jonas. In France De Gaulle may name Pompidou as successor amid a tour with crowds.
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UPI
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Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Molina
Peralta
Mayenne
France
Charles de Gaulle
George Pompidou
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Quiet title suit filed over Beverly Hills estate and jewels
Riad Ghali, estranged husband of Princess Fathia sister of the late King Farouk, seeks quiet title to their Beverly Hills home furnishings stocks two cars and jewelry including a necklace of 17 emeralds and 328 diamonds. Princess Fathia seeks separate maintenance of 2140 dollars a month for herself and three children.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Fathia
Farouk
Egypt
Riad Ghali
Beverly Hills
Ghali
Weather Summary 24-Hour Outlook From U S Weather Bureau
A United Press International weather table reports national temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. as prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. Readings reflect regional patterns and varying rainfall across multiple states.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Temperature extremes across mainland states
The UPI report notes the highest temperature of 106 degrees at Presidio Texas and the lowest of 28 degrees at Roseau Minnesota as reported to the U.S. Weather Bureau for Saturday.
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New York
Baptists Elect President At Convention
In San Francisco the American Baptist convention, with about 1.5 million members, elected Rev. Dr. Robert G. Torbert as president. The 10,000 delegates also approved resolutions urging churches to welcome all races in congregations and ministries.
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UPI
American Baptist Convention
Robert G. Torbert
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
De Gaulle Defends France Coexistence With East and Germany
In Mayenne France President Charles de Gaulle said Paris will expand ties with Eastern Europe but not revive the Franco Soviet alliance. He framed communism as a threat, affirmed friendship with Germany and argued France must pursue rapprochement with the East while strengthening domestic unity.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
Germany
Tressler Elected President of Hawkeye and United Security
Joseph S. Tressler was chosen as president of Hawkeye Security Insurance Co. and United Security Insurance Co. subsidiaries of Financial General Corp. He succeeds William L. Cobb, who became president of the parent company last week.
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Des Moines
UPI
Financial General Corp
Joseph S. Tressler
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co
United Security Insurance Co
Tressler
William L. Cobb
Kremlin A Go Go Club to Open in Moscow
Soviet publication Nedelya acknowledges jazz's appeal to youth and suggests some rising Soviet jazzmen may become great artists. The article notes jazz's growing respectability and a recent Moscow jazz festival as a step forward for the genre in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
UPI
Nedelya
Russia
Indi
Cated
Soviet Union
Klan Plans Weekend Rallies and Atlanta Parade
The Ku Klux Klan announces weekend rallies through June 26 including a June 6 parade down Peachtree Street in Atlanta. Alabama Klan head Robert Creel resigns to focus on recruiting. Louisiana Governor McKeithen defends CORE leader James Farmer amid racial tensions in Bogalusa and Angelus.
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UPI
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Robert Creel
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James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Angelusa
Farmer
Louisiana
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McKeithen
Bogalusa
New York
UC Teach-In Angers War Critics At Berkeley
At UC Berkeley a 2,500 crowd packed the grounds for a marathon teach-in denouncing U.S. policy in Vietnam. James Aronson of Nation and editorials accused the press and State Department of censorship and progovernment bias while Colin Edwards labeled the South Vietnamese government fascist.
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Viet Nam
Berkeley
University of California
James Aronson
National Guardian
Calif
UPI
Aronson
State Department
United States
Colin Edwards
Asia
Gold Field Elects Eight Directors to General Baking Board
Gold Field Corp. said it elected eight directors to the board of General Baking Co. after buying a 41.1 percent stake on Monday. Richard C. Pistell, chairman of Gold Field, is among those named.
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New York
UPI
Goldfield Corp
General Baking Co
Goldfield
Richard C. Pistell
Ruby seeks new counsel in Kennedy slaying case
A Dallas judge will hear who may represent Jack Ruby in his bid to avoid the electric chair. Ruby’s lawyers include Kunstler firm, Dann, Gertz, and Tonnhill opposes new counsel while Brown sits out for writing a book and Houston-area judge Holland will preside.
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UPI
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Kennedy
Ruby
Dist
Joe Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
Brown
Louis T. Holland
Montague
Tex
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Jasper
Tonnhill
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New York
Sol Dann
Detroit
Elmer Gertz
Chicago
Holland
Dann
Gertz
Montreal Weighs Moving Some UN Offices From New York
External Affairs Minister Paul Martin says talks have begun on relocating certain United Nations agencies from New York to Montreal. The discussion centers on moving offices to St. Helen's Island after the 1967 Worlds Fair, not the UN headquarters. Mayor Jean Dorieu had earlier hinted at talks.
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UPI
Paul Martin
United Nations
New York
Montreal Gazette
Martin
St. Helen’s Island
New York City
U.N
Jean Drapeau
TV Star's Brother Sentenced in Bank Robbery Case
Tom Falkenburg, brother of TV star Jinx Falkenburg, received a 15 year prison term and $5,000 fine after pleading guilty to robbing two Mississippi banks. The 41 year old showed no comment as Judge Harold Cox pronounced the sentence after delays for background review.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Jinx Falkenburg
Mississippi
Tom Falkenburg
U.S
Harold Cox
Falkenburg
Johnson faces GOP pressure to pledge restraint on spending
In Washington, House Republicans press President Johnson to vow budget discipline as a condition for backing his proposed 3.6 billion excise tax cut. Despite GOP doubts, the panel moved quickly to expand the tax measure by nearly 1 billion, betting consumer prices would fall if manufacturers pass savings to shoppers.
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UPI
Johnson
House
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Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Ways & Means Committee
Fowler
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Republican Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Betts
Three Die In Boating Tragedy At Lake Havasu
At Lake Havasu on the California Arizona border three people were missing and presumed drowned after a collision between two boats carrying nine. One injured seriously and another slightly hurt. Eight aboard were American Airlines personnel from Los Angeles area on a water skiing trip. The smaller craft sank in 43 feet of water after being struck by a larger boat returning from the Arizona side in darkness. The Coast Guard and San Bernardino County sheriff searched for the missing. The three missing were John Blaney 30 Hermosa Beach a reservations clerk originally from Boston and two stewardesses Nancy Van Horne 20 Manhattan Beach and Cathryn Kelly 25 Manhattan Beach.
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Lake Havasu
Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
San Bernardino
Alan M. van Horne
San Diego
Cathryn Kelly
Manhattan Beach
L. J. Kelly
Santa Ana
Church Named President of NY and PA Co subsidiary
Curtis Publishing Co. announced H. C. Church will serve as president of its paper manufacturing subsidiary New York and Pennsylvania Co. Readership and production leadership shift at Curtis during the announcement.
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UPI
Curtis Publishing Co
H. C. Church
New York and Pennsylvania Co
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