Two Russians Expelled for Attempting to Recruit NY Candidate
Two Russian UN employees were expelled after trying to recruit Richard A Flink a New York Assembly hopeful to spy for Moscow Kennedy named Yuri A Mishukov and Yuri V Zaitsev as the expelled men who allegedly paid Flink three installments totaling 3000 dollars for political help and insider access. Flink a Howard Beach resident reported the scheme to the FBI as the men promised to push favorable policies and obtain sensitive data on U S government operations and GOP leaders.
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Washington
UPI
United Nations
New York State
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard A Flink
New York State Assembly
FBI
Kennedy
Yuri A. Mishukov
Yuri V. Zaitsev
Flink
U. S
Fiink
Howard Beach
New York City
Republicans Face Nevada Challenge and Practical Politics
A Reno Young Republicans gathering sparked talk on party weakness in Nevada, urging pragmatic policy over dogma. The speaker endorsed free enterprise with limits, worker rights, and union access, while warning against monopolies and wildcat strikes as essential to national and state interests.
FBI Seeks One of Its Ten Most Wanted in Las Vegas
FBI agents hunt John Gibson Dillon 47 also known as Matt Dillon and other aliases, a dangerous Oklahoma felon on the ten most wanted list. Dillon, five eight, 160 to 170 pounds, is a convicted drug dealer burglar and auto thief last known in Las Vegas and possibly still in the area. He has a history as a farmer and skilled auto mechanic.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Las Vegas
FBI
John Gibson Dillon
Matt Dillon
Ray Larance Olson
R. L. Olson
John Gibson
Jerry Randall
Jerry Randolph
F. J. West
Dean W. Elson
Dillon
62 Competition Starts at AFB
The 1962 U S Air Force Fighter Weapons Meet began at Nellis AFB with Capt Charles E Tofferi of the 470th Tactical Fighter Wing George AFB Calif guiding an F104 Starfighter on a simulated nuclear bombing mission. The five day event features pilots and other airmen competing across tasks.
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U.S. Air Force
Nellis Afb
Charles E. Tofferi
Tofferi
Fitchburg, Mass
George Afb
Calif
Couple Sues Over Candid Camera Clip
Richard Marshall and his wife Pauline of the Bronx sue for 160000 in Bronx Supreme Court claiming a doctored Candid Camera film clip shown on April 9 1961 caused ridicule mental anguish and humiliation to the couple.
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New York
UPI
Bronx Supreme Court
Richard Marshall
The
Bronx
Pauline
Await Decision on Sabin Vaccine Suspension
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry and top advisers conferred all day to decide if the Type III Sabin oral polio vaccine should be suspended. The government medical chief and the polio advisory committee opened a closed session as officials weigh risks and benefits.
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Washington
UPI
Luther L Terry
Judy Garland Discharged After Kidney Disease Attack
Entertainer Judy Garland left Carson-Tahoe Hospital after treatment for acute pyelonephritis in the right kidney. Dr. Richard Grundy said she can work and will perform at the Sahara Hotel on Tuesday. Her doctor noted a prior kidney episode in Hyannis Port in 1961.
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Carson City
UPI
Judy Garland
Carson- Tahoe Hospital
Richard Grundy
Miss Garland
Grundy
Kermit Osserman
New York
San Francisco
Osserman
Garland
Sahara Hotel
Hyannis Port
Mass
Woman Helps Police Catch Purse Snatcher
Mrs Sue Smith reported a purse snatching in the 700 block of East Fremont yesterday around 4 pm. A youth grabbed her bag and fled into an alley with three others, but she followed and aided LVPD to recover at least part of her money.
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LVPD
Sue Smith
East
Fremont
Editorial on The Old Man and the Boy at WSJ page
The piece reflects on leadership challenges faced by the president and contrasts them with past presidents. It analyzes how experience, vision, and public trust shape decisive action during crises discussed on today’s editorial page.
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Wall Street Journal
Allies Bar Soviet Cars From Entering West Berlin
The Allied commandants announce a ban preventing Soviet armored cars from entering West Berlin. The move follows an earlier Russian compliance with a Western demand to halt armored transports to the Russian War Memorial, with the Russians resuming bus transport for guards into the memorial area.
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West Berlin
West
Bernin
Russia detonates atmospheric nuclear test near Arctic
Swedish seismologists reported the Soviet Union exploded a nuclear device of about 15 million tons of TNT in the atmosphere over Novaya Zemlya. The blast was recorded by the Uppsala Seismographical Institute at 8:06.38 AM GMT, marking the latest in a current series. Dr Marcus Baath cited the Arctic proving ground as the test site.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Soviet Union
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
Uppsala Seismographical Institute
Marcus Baath
Institute
Janet Leigh to Wed New Mate In Las Vegas
Janet Leigh and Robert Brandt planning a Las Vegas wedding at the Sands in the presidential suite with Dean Martin and wife hosting. District Judge David Zenoff to perform the ceremony in the suite living room as friends and attendants participate.
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Janet Leigh
Hollywood
Robert Brandt
Clark County
Vegas
Tony Curtis
Sands Hotel
Dean Martin
Jeanne
Martins
David Zenoff
Miss Leigh
Jerry Gershwin
Mort Viner
William Cooper
Brandt
Brand
M Ony
Curtis
Clear Day With North Winds and Hot High
Clear today with north winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. High near 100 and a low around 65. Yesterday’s high 98 and low 64. Humidity near 15 percent at noon. Sunrise at 6 23 and sunset at 6 41.
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