Army Deserter Accused of Selling U S Secrets
George John Gessner, a former nuclear technician from Homestead Pennsylvania, faces a possible death sentence if convicted of passing U S missile and nuclear weapon secrets to agents at the Mexican Soviet embassy. A 12-man jury was to be chosen in Kansas City for a trial before Judge Arthur J. Stanley Jr.
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Kansas City
Kan
UPI
George John Gessner
U. S
Mexico City
U. S Medical Center
Springfield
Gessner
Panama City
Ft. Bliss
East German Spy Dertinger Freed After Clemency
Georg Dertinger former East German foreign minister released after ten years of a fifteen year sentence as an alleged Western agent. ADN reports the Council of State granted clemency. Western officials see release as a bid to improve the regime image amid wider espionage purge fears.
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Dertinger
East German
Supreme Court
Witness brands Krumey as Eichmann’s Budapest chief
In Frankfurt a witness accuses ex Gestapo official Hermann Krumey of leading Jewish deportations from Budapest. Joel Brand, a 58 year old Israeli writer, claims he was offered Allied trucks in exchange for Jews and says Krumey told him all Jewish affairs would be handled by him. The court cautions the witness as he speaks.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Joel Brand
Gestapo
Hermann Krumey
Adolf Eichmann
Krumey
Brand
Eichmann
Adolf Hitler
Budapest
Arnold Schmidt
Mr. Brand
Otto Hunschke
Heinaka
Auschwitz Death Camp
Poorest Peer Lord Grey de Ruthyn's Derbyshire home up for auction
The home of Britain's so called poorest peer Lord Grey de Ruthyn will be auctioned next month. Bartholorne House in Derbyshire features a library four bedrooms staff sitting room and a large walled garden but lacks a telephone. Grey de Ruthyn died earlier this year and said he could not afford one.
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London
UPI
Britain
Lord Grey de Ruthyn
Barlborough House
Derbyshire
Lord Grey
Grave question on whisky in Hicklin grave relocation
Colorado City reports raise questions about whether Mrs. Alexander Hicklin buried a bottle of whisky with her husband nine years ago. The exhumation and reburial of the pioneer remains near Greenhorn Creek prompt speculation about the famous frontiersman’s last wish. Experts note whisky in glass does not age and corks may deteriorate, possibly allowing loss of contents.
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Colorado City
Alexander Hicklin
Memorial Park
Hicklin
Charles Bent
New Mexico
Greenhorn Creek
Pueblo County
Taos
N.M
Khrushchev’s UAR Visit Boosts Red Image and West ties
Premier Khrushchev returned from a 16 day trip to the United Arab Republic where he attended the Aswan Dam ceremonies met with President Nasser and granted a 277 million dollar loan. Observers say the tour boosted Soviet anti colonial credentials and aligned ties with Asia and Africa. He plans meetings with Ulbricht Wilson and a Nordic tour in mid June.
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Aswan Dam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nasser
Leonid Brezhnev
Middle East
Cairo
Berlin
Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Experimental English Mass Demonstration at University of Chicago
About 2000 people attended a demonstration of a proposed English Catholic mass at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel in Chicago. Dennis Fitzpatrick led a layman performed mass reflecting Vatican II changes including English, standing for communion, and more participatory worship. The event, coordinated by the Catholic adult education center and five Protestant seminaries, sparked mixed reactions from Catholic and Protestant observers.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Chicago
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Vatican Commission
Catholic Adult Education Center
Howard Schomer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Milwaukee Reporter Wins 1963 Stokes News Award
R. G. Lynch of the Milwaukee Journal Resources is honored with the Thomas L. Stokes award for reporting on water problems in western states and water contamination. The $500 prize and citation will be presented at a Milwaukee luncheon.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas L. Stokes
R. G. Lynch
Milwaukee Journal Resources Reporter
Milwaukee
David B. Galloway
Fairbanks
Alaska
Daily News-Miner
Irving S. Bengelsdarf
Los Angeles Times
William S. Gardiner
Adrian, Mich
Telegram
Sylvan Meyer
Gainesville
Daily Times
Barbara Tufty
Science Service
Marquis Childs
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Julius Frandsen
UP Washington
Michael W. Straus
U.S. Reclamation
Seaman Held In High Seas Murder Case Near Gulf
Henry Weaver a 23 year old seaman is charged by the FBI with backing the captain William Schuck of the Tampa shrimp boat Golden Net in a high seas murder. A body believed to be Schuck was found with throat slashed and multiple stab wounds in Gulf waters near the Campeche fishing grounds. Weaver was seized by the Coast Guard as he steered the vessel across the gulf in a dangerous course.
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Tampa
Fla
Henry Weaver
FBI
Golden Net
William Schuck
Bartow
Schuck
Gulf
Campeche
Mexico
Weaver
Coast Guard
Ryde Mayor Breaks 94-Year Tradition Over Cup Tradition
Alderman William Ramage was sworn in as mayor of Ryde and declined the borough loving cup drinking ritual calling it unhygienic. Ramage, a chemist and public health commission chairman, said the tradition may be traditional but is not hygienic.
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Ryde
Isle of Wight
UPI
William Ramage
Ramage
Public Health Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars name Poppey poppy drive chairman
The Albany VFW local unit selected Harry Poppey of Westmere as chairman to lead this year’s poppy drive.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry Poppey
Westmere
New Polaris A-3 Missiles Seen In Submerged Test
The USS Daniel Webster launched two Polaris A-3 missiles during the first submerged firings off Florida. Each 31-foot rocket hit a distant Atlantic target area 1,500 miles southeast, signaling a world-range strike capability for the Navy submarine fleet.
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Caps Kennedy
Daniel Webster
Tlorida
Navy Sub Is Found
A wooden 15 foot submarine used in Navy recruiting was stolen from the West Sand Lake home of Chief Petty Officer Roy Beitel in Troy New York. State police recovered the craft floating in a local pond undamaged aside from potential scrapes and scrubbing.
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Troy
N.Y
UPI
U.S. Navy
West Sand Lake
Roy Beitel
Navy
California 1962 wine production tops 160 million gallons
Fresno report from CVA states California’s 1962 wine output reached about 160 million gallons, up 15 million from 1961 and the highest since 1951, signaling robust harvest activity for Roma wines and related producers.
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Fresno
Calif
Real Estate Listing on Craig Rd Seeks Quick Sale
Classified notice lists 22 acres at 2 000 per acre on Craig Road must sell. Bartsas Realty Inc registered at 28 East Oakey with contact 735 6377. Includes evening calls and ends Sunday. Unfurnished homes feature 7 bedrooms, large closets, kitchen, carport, washroom, and small patio near Jrepicane and Paradise Road.
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Craig RD
Bartsas Realty, Inc
Regitor
E. Oakey
Jrepicane
Paradise
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