Postal Truck Robbery in Plymouth Tops $1.5 Million Heist
A year after a white-gloved gang robbed a Plymouth mail truck of 1.55 million dollars, postal inspectors led by William F. White pursue solid suspects with high hopes of solving the case before the second anniversary. Witnesses were driver Philip Schena and guard Patrick Barrett. The robbers fled north, dumping money along the route before abandoning the truck at Randolph. Reward money totals 200000, as investigators consider a possible female participant.
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Nicaragua Signs Test Ban Treaty
Nicaragua joined the list as the 50th nation to sign the Washington copy of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Jamaica, Iraq, Syria, Costa Rica and Spain also signed before the day ended. President Kennedy is noted for giving away about 850 pens annually during ceremonial signings, with many kept by lawmakers.
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Defiant Integrationists Arrested In Riots In Chicago And Elizabeth
Dozens of integrationists were arrested in Chicago and Elizabeth New Jersey after clashes with police over mobile classrooms in Negro neighborhoods. At least 41 arrests occurred as demonstrators climbed poles and blocked tracks while 1000 people jeered. In Elizabeth police fought pickets at a court house annex site and a 15 story apartment building.
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Cigarette Subsidies Help Weaker Brands Push Vending Stock
UPI reports that major cigarette brands fund subsidies to vending machine operators to secure shelf space for less popular brands. The practice helps ensure weaker brands are stocked despite lower demand.
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Ebony lists 100 top Negro leaders in Emancipation edition
Ebony magazine names 100 influential African Americans for a special Emancipation Proclamation anniversary edition. It includes Martin Luther King Jr Jack Robinson and James Meredith while excluding Willie Mays Sonny Liston Eartha Kitt and others. highlights figures in law, arts, diplomacy and civil rights.
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Sonny) Liston
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Allergy toll in New York report cites millions affected
Allergy Foundation of America says about 18 million Americans suffer from allergic disease. Asthma and hay fever rank fourth in prevalence among chronic illnesses, costing the nation roughly 25 million man-days annually.
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Renaway to Install Hosiery Vending in Offices
Vending machines for women's hosiery will be placed in office buildings across several cities. Renaway said working women use about 12 pairs of stockings yearly, three times the rate of housewives.
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Tulsa Teens Join Anglican Congress Pilgrimage
A group of 38 Trinity Church Tulsa youths, about 16 years old, mingle with hundreds of elderly clergy at the Anglican Congress in Toronto. They travel by bus, sleep on church floors and attend sessions and tours to learn about global unity across races and colors.
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Farm home accidents kill more than farm grounds deaths
Urbana Illinois UPI reports O L Hogsett extension safety specialist notes more than twice as many fatal farm home accidents occurred last year as on farm grounds and buildings. Over half of home fatalities were from falls and fractures while about a quarter resulted from fires often caused by gasoline or kerosene ignition.
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