Moriarty Tax Liens Hit $3 Million in Newark Area
Federal tax liens totaling 3.396 million dollars were filed against bookmaker Joseph Moriarty in Hudson and Essex counties covering six years of income taxes penalties and interest. Authorities said the case ties to a 2.4 million cache found in an abandoned car and linked bonds.
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Jersey City
Joseph (Newsboy) Moriarty
Chris L. Gross
Internal Revenue Service
Newark
Hudson
Essex
Gross
Moriarity
Trenton
Moriarty
Justice Department
FBI
Anna Petrick
State Prison
Miss Petrick
U.S
Satz
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Frank Munzy
Ships halted on Seaway by SIU boycott across lakes
A labor dispute blockade stopped traffic on the Welland Canal and the St. Lawrence Seaway as SIU members and CMU protests spread. Lockmasters aided the boycott, halting most of Canada's lake fleet and triggering government talks without a solution.
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Ont
Welland Canal
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seafarers’ International Union of Canada
Canadian Maritime Union
SIU
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers
Brotherhood
CMU
Canadian Labor Congress
Canada
Canada Steamship Lines
Leon Baker
Labor
Michael Starr
William Dodge
Labor Congress
CLC
Great Lakes
U.S
Holstein-Friesian Association Adds New Members
Robert R Bigsby of Route 2 is named among new members of the Holstein-Friesian Association which records all registered Holsteins in the United States.
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Robert R Bigsby
Holstein-Friesian Association
United States
Area Store Sales Dip in 10th District Week
The 10th Federal Reserve District shows department store sales down 3 percent for the week versus 1961. National volume up 4 percent. Oklahoma City up 10 percent and Kansas City up 2 percent, while Albuquerque Omaha Tulsa Wichita Joplin St Joseph Denver Topeka Lincoln all posted declines ranging 1 to 8 percent. For the first half of the year the district is up 2 percent while national gain is 5 percent.
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Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Omaha
Tulsa
Wichita
Joplin
St. Joseph
Denver
Topeka
Lincoln
Voting Campaign Headed by Negro Freedom Drive
Rev Martin Luther King Jr urges intensified voter registration to secure freedom for Negroes. He praises NAACP for making registration a convention theme and notes collaboration among NAACP SCLC CORE SNCC and Urban League in coordinated campaigns. He rejects back to Africa and white citizen councils. He calls for voting rights here in America.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
The
Urban League
White Citizens Council
America
Brandy Soda and Cigars Return for Churchill
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill resumed his brandy soda and cigar routine while recovering from a fractured thigh. Hospital spokesmen said his condition remained comfortable this morning after a tiring day but he bounced back later.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Record 146 Die During Holiday Traffic Period in Chicago
146 people died in Chicago during a 30 hour Independence Day travel period. The earlier one day record was 137 in 1956. The toll from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday totaled 255 with 16 boating deaths 55 drownings and 38 other accidents.
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Chicago
Compromise Seen In Saskatchewan Doctor Strike
Saskatchewan deputy premier hints at session to amend health act allowing doctors to work outside the plan as the six day strike continues. Premier Lloyd travels eastern Canada amid talks of mediation while emergency services shrink and doctors quit, with a Citizens Safety Committee pressuring resumption of practice.
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Regina
Breckelbank
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Canada
Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sam Landa
Citizens’ Safety Committee
Fred G Burdoff Sr. Dies in Louisville at 76
Fred G Burdoff Sr. 76, founder of a furniture and decor rating firm bearing his name, died Wednesday after a brief illness in Louisville Kentucky. The obituary notes he started the firm and was a pioneer in his field.
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Louisville, Ky
Fred G. Burdoff Sr
Wiley Named KU Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Robert A Wiley will become an assistant professor in the University of Kansas Pharmacy School in September He earned a PhD in pharmacy from UC Berkeley in August and holds a B S in pharmacy from Michigan University He has held teaching and research roles at California and is a Landsford Richardson Award winner 1962 He is a fellow of the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education and a member of the ACS medicinal chemistry division He belongs to Sigma Xi Rho Chi Phi Kappa Phi Phi Lambda Upsilon and Phi Eta Sigma He is married with two children.
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Kansas University
University of California At Berkeley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wiley
Michigan University
California
Landsford-Richardson Pharmacy
Michigan
Borden
The
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American Chemical Society
Division of Medicinal Chemistry
Science
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Rho Chi
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Phi Eta Sigma
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