Five Are Arraigned In Train Robbery In Britain Case
Five hooded suspects, three men and two women, were arraigned in a small country court on charges tied to Britain s great train robbery. William Boal denied the robbery charge as police rush to locate remaining confederates.
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William Boal
Boal
Linslade
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Cheddington
Glasgow
Scotland Yard
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France
Bournemouth
Roger John Cowdrey
John Maris
Oakley
England
Brritain
Alfred Pilgrim
Judge to Continue Mail Fines in Local Misuse Case
Judge Jack Brock of the Special Sessions court will keep allowing defendants in misdemeanor cases to waive appearance and pay a fine by mail. A state attorney general ruling declared such written guilty pleas without court appearance unconstitutional, but Brock says the local procedure preserves judicial authority and remains a convenience for defendants.
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Special Sessions Court
Jack Brock
Attorney General
Chester Silvers
Judge Brock
Tories Rocked By Vote Result
Stratford-on-Avon by election sharpens Conservative troubles after a narrow win for Angus Maude amid Profumo scandal fallout. Labor calls it a moral victory as observers flag continued public concern and potential impact on Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government.
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Stratford-On -Avon
England
UPN
Harold Macmillan
John Profumo
Macmillan
Profumo
Angus Maude
Maude
Nehru Fears Invasion Amid Border Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned of possible talks with the Soviet Union on measures to reduce surprise attacks provided the Soviets drop demands on Europe. He also disclosed discussions with Britain on refugee protection for Cuba, rejected a global nuclear disarmament conference call, and noted no details yet on De Gaulle’s four power meeting idea.
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Dean Rusk
Russia
Europe
Rusk
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Britain
Cuba
Charles de Gaulle
Congress
Red China
State Department
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nehru Warns of Massing Chinese Forces on India Border
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that Chinese troops are massing along the frontier with greater strength than during the October 1962 invasion. He cited new gun emplacements air strips and storage dumps as China moves troops toward camps nearer India and urged intensified defense preparations.
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India
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
China
Asia
Peking
State Budget Office Faces Delayed August Paychecks
Oklahoma City AP reports the state Budget Office may fail to issue August paychecks on time for about 30,000 state employees if electronic systems are not restored. Budget Director Burton Logan warned he might have to hand-write 30,000 checks to meet payroll.
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Oklahoma City
Burton Logan
LeMay Backs Partial Test Ban With Reservations
Air Force Gen Curtis LeMay along with other chiefs expressed qualified support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Sen Barry Goldwater cited LeMay's grave reservations and noted Taylor and the Joint Chiefs of Staff had supported the partial ban with safeguards.
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Washington
Air Force
Curtis E. Lemay
Barry Goldwater
Lemay
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Goldwater
Taylor
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Husky intruder stabs girl during burglary at Johnson home
A 22-year-old burglary suspect, recently released from a federal reformatory, was arrested early for first degree burglary and assault with a dangerous weapon after breaking into the Johnson residence at 602 B. Linda Sue Johnson, 19, suffered a knife wound to the lower back and was treated at a local hospital.
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Husky
B. J. Davis
Tommy Britt
Weldon B. Johnson
Linda Sue
Divers search for missing Fort Sill man near Lake Lawtonka
A Fort Sill lake party ended with one man missing and feared drowned at Lake Lawtonka near Ma Blue Point. Sheriff Forest D. McClung said search teams including Fort Sill helicopter, Civil Defense divers, highway patrol, and local officers began at dawn. The missing man identity was withheld. several attendees were identified, and one treated for shock.
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Comanche County
Fort Sill
Lake Lawtonka Dam
Bill Dixon
Fort Sillman
Lake Lawtonka
School House Slough
Forest D. McClung
Ma Blue Point
Tex Thixton
Comanche County Civil Defense Rescue Unit
Highway Patrol
City Lake
Jerald Little
Roger Horst
Ray Wilson
Clark McMillion
Bruce Mayes
Pat Grimes
Ray Meyer
Jack Hunt
David Johnston
Post Hospital
Millard R. Hope Jr
Wade Wilson Jr
Joesh Jara McZak
Robert Womack
Downed U S Flier Rescued by Russian Fishermen
An American pilot Capt Hugh Lavallee from Massachusetts Air National Guard parachuted 20 000 feet into the sea and was rescued by Russian fishermen. He was later picked up by a U S Coast Guard helicopter from a Soviet vessel and transferred to U S control.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
U.S. Coast Guard
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Hugh Lavallee
New Cooling Trend Forecast Across Oklahoma
Lawton will see a high of 93 Thursday with fair warm weather through Saturday. A cooling trend moves in by weekend, with temperatures 1 to 4 degrees below normal through Wednesday. Thundershowers possible Saturday in northern areas. Lawton, however, remains clear to partly cloudy. Lawton highs reach 96 today and tomorrow, low around 69 tonight. Overnight lows range 60 at McAlester to 67 at Fort Sill. City overnight low was 6 degrees.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
McAlester
Fort Sill
Congress Tightens Dividend Tax Rules
Washington AP report details a sweeping tax reduction bill aiming to cut taxes by about 11 billion. It tightens dividend taxation and promises large net relief, with Kennedy proposing 10.3 billion. House and Senate members voice doubts on speedy passage. Ways and Means will reconvene for final language. The bill faces an early House test next month.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
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