New York City Police Firing 10 Officers in Bribery Probe
New York City's police department fired 10 officers after they refused to waive immunity amid a three year payoffs inquiry into gamblers. The confidential investigations unit was disbanded and officers reassigned as the scandal echoed a 1950s bookmaking bribery case that led to mass dismissals.
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New York
New York City
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Stanley Koutnik
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Gross
Goldwater Balances Wedding Plans With Campaign Duties
Sen Barry Goldwater paused presidential campaigning to attend his daughter Margaret Ann Goldwater's wedding at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. He spoke in Tucson at a breakfast for Barry and urged disclosure of U S policy in Vietnam while criticizing news management. He questioned military involvement in civilian roles and defended a peacemonger stance.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPD
Barry Goldwater
Margaret Ann
Pegey) Goldswater
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Richard Arlen Holt
Los Angeles
Tucson
Barry
Nogales
Mexico
American Legion
Goldwater
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
America
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lodge
Borgnine and Merman File Marriage License in Burbank
Actor Ernest Borgnine and Broadway star Ethel Merman filled out a marriage license in Burbank listing Borgnine at 47 and Merman at 55. The couple plans a Saturday wedding. it would be Borgnine's third marriage and Merman's fourth.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Borgnine
McHale
Borgnine
Miss Merman
Johnson to Sneak At Detroit Rally
President Johnson plans a Detroit fund raising dinner amid a frenzied campaign schedule. He will depart Andrews AFB at 5 30 p m EDT after weekends in Los Angeles and San Francisco and prior stops in Cleveland New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. He may also appear in Minneapolis on Saturday night for another Democratic event.
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Washington -Um
Johnson
Detroit
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Cleveland
New York
Pennsyvania
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
White House
Minnesota
Washington
Special Meeting Planned For Shelter Workshop Interest
A meeting of persons interested in a shelter workshop for special education pupils will be held at Sullivan Junior High School at 7:30 p.m. Monday July 29. The announcement urges attendance.
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Sullivan
Truck-Trailer Explodes With TNT Killing Four in Bushkill
A truck trailer loaded with dynamite exploded on Route 209 near Bushkill, killing four people including three firefighters. The blast blew cars and buildings apart, left a 50 foot crater, and forced a disaster area declaration as rescue workers evacuated the injured to Stroudsburg Hospital. The snake farm display also was destroyed and traffic was detoured.
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Bushkill
Pocono Mountain
Stroudsburg
Delaware River
Delaware Water Gap
Marshalls Creek
Earl Miller
Ed Hines
Leonard Moser
Marshalls Creek Fire Co
John Regina
Regina Hotel
Stroudsburg Hospital
Transfusion Saved Life Of Mother And Premature Son
In New Jersey a Jehovah Witness mother and her premature son were saved by a blood transfusion over the mother’s religious objections. Mrs. William Anderson and her three pound boy Mitchell were reported in good condition after a Caesarean at Posack Valley Hospital. The case reached the U.S. Supreme Court, upholding a New Jersey ruling that protecting the unborn child outweighed the mother’s religious stance. A guardian authorized doctors to proceed if needed.
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Wesetwood
Posack Valley Hospital
William Anderson
Asbury Park
Anderson
Mitchell
U.S. Supreme Court
New Jersey Supreme Court
Minister Resigns to Enter Mission Field in Africa
David Brown resigns as pastor of the Linton Church of Christ to join the mission field in Rhodesia Africa and plans to preach in October. He and his wife Kim berly and Mary Frances will tour churches this summer to share their work. He was born in Northern Rhodesia and educated in the United States.
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David Brown
Linton Church of Christ
Slibury
Southern Rhodesia
Africa
Brown
Stanley
Kimberly
Mary Frances
Fourth and
C Streets
Churches of Christ
Rhodesia
Northern Rhodesia
United States
Emergency Unit Responds to Shakamak Lake Drowning Lookout
Greene County Emergency Unit was called to Shakamak Lake Thursday at 3 pm to investigate a possible drowning. The search dragged the lake to about 5 pm with no success as witnesses said a girl dove from the diving board and did not surface. Authorities believe she may have surfaced unseen and left the area. No missing person was reported and units returned to posts.
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Greene County
Shakamak Lake
Hot dry weather forecast for Indiana state
United Press International reports hot dry conditions with 90 degree highs expected today across Indiana. The five day outlook shows little change with highs 83 to 90 and potential 69 to 99 during the period. Rain is not anticipated and only light precipitation elsewhere.
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United Press International
Indiana
Senate to Okay Debt Limit Hike
Washington Wel Senators were set to approve a Johnson administration request to raise the national debt limit to 324 million dollars a nine year 11th increase. The House already passed the measure and Republicans criticized the policy as unsustainable. Also noted were approved excise taxes and a pending 550 million pay raise bill for federal lawmakers.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Congress
Girl Killed in Eastern Greene County Accident
Pamela Sue Hicks, 15, of Springville, dies in a Greene County vehicle crash. Franklin County residents Don ald Green and Preston Ross, both 17, injured and hospitalized in fair condition as passengers. Police report the car was driven by an unidentified operator in a Thursday fatality.
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Greene County
Pamela Sue Hicks
Rtc
Springville
Freeman- Greene County
Donald Green
Preston Ross
Rhe
Sheriff's Office
Greene County Sheriff's Office
CORE Moves to Block Remodeling of High School Attucks
In Indianapolis the Board of School Commissioners pursued a $2.3 million expansion of Crispus Attucks High School amid protests by CORE and civil rights groups who say remodeling sustains de facto segregation. CORE plans actions, criticizing plans to redraw districts or close the Attucks building.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Crispus Attucks High School
John Torian
Attucks
Indiana _ Civil Rights Commission
Mayor's Commission On Human Rights
J. Griffin Crump
Mayor's Commission’ On Human Rights
Paul I. Miller
Miller
Attuck
Harold Hatcher
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Torian
COKE
Carnival to Open Fourth of July Celebration
The Allen Amusement Company will move its 14 rides to Humphreys Park for the annual Fourth of July event. The carnival opens Monday night for kiddie night with eight rides for a dollar, continues all next week with a Friday kiddie matinee, and features a wrestling bear who drinks honey after wrestling volunteers.
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the Allen Amusement Company
Humphreys Park
Linton
Earthquake Shakes Central New Hampshire Towns
A minor earthquake rattled central New Hampshire at 7 05 am EDT affecting Laconia Belmont Tilton Center Harbor and nearby towns. No damage reported. residents described a roaring onset and a house shaking sensation.
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Laconia
N. H
New Hampshire
Wis
Claremont
Tilton
Belmont
Center Harbor
UFL Officials Plan Buffalo Preseason Schedule Talks
United Football League officials will meet in Buffalo on Thursday and Saturday to finish pre season schedules for the 1964 season. UFL Commissioner George T. Careff said Mansfield Ohio and Pontiac Michigan will attend seeking a UFL franchise.
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Columbus
United Football League
Buffalo
UFL
George T. Careff
Mansfield
Ohio
Pontiac
Mich
Union to Vote on Mediator’s Proposals in Evansville Strike
Union members of Teamsters Local 215 in Evansville will vote today on accepting a federal mediator's proposals to end the 11 week strike against International Steel Co. Company officials and union leaders are reviewing the proposals from C. K. Call of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. A special 9 a.m. meeting was called to vote as pickets at the plant gate drop to 25 from as many as 100 amid previous violence.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Evansville
South Bend
Ind
Wren
Teamsters Union
International Steel Co
C. K. Call
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Arthur Donovan
Bomb wounds Ecuador jurist. unknown group blamed
An unidentified terrorist bombed the interior police ministry and the temporary supreme court offices in Quito on Wednesday wounding Chief Justice Cesar Palacios Montes. The attack targets high judicial authorities as police and security agencies respond.
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Quito
Ecuador
Interior Police Ministry
Supreme Court
Cesar Palacios Montesines
Linton- Stockton School Board approves staff pay raises
The Linton- Stockton School Board in a special session raises salaries for the elementary principal A M Franklin to 9600 annually, high school principal Paul Brackemyre to 10500 with a two year contract, and several secretaries and custodians. The board also plans parking improvements and recreation-fund aid for the Boys League ahead of a July 3 reorganization.
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Linton- Stockton
Murl Cullison
M. E. Tomak
A. M. Franklin
Franklin
Paul Brackemyre
Brackemyre
Ruth Owen
Leona Steward
Barbara Rollison
Velma Priest
Boys’ League
Bill McNew
Harry Tucker
Ray Correll
Ed Greenwood
Farm Bureau Talent Contest Heads To Tuesday Night
Greene County Farm Bureau Inc announces a Tuesday 8 p.m. talent contest at Switz City High School auditorium open to Farm Bureau families. Three age groups compete with cash prizes and a $1.00 gift for each contestant. Keith Kessler of Farmersburg will speak. For details call Elmo Ray. Refreshments after.
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Greene County Farm Bureau Inc
Switz City High School
District Bureau
Brazil
Keith Kessler
Farmersburg
Farm Bureau
Greene County Fatal Car Crash Involving Mrs Hicks
Mrs Hicks died at Freeman Greene County hospital after a high speed northbound 1958 Chevrolet left Hwy 45, skidded 147 feet, and veered into a ditch and tree. Green and Ross suffered severe injuries. seat belts were not in use. The body was taken to Jenkins Funeral Home in Bloomfield. Mrs Hicks had moved to Greene County about three weeks earlier from Kentucky.
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Mrs. Hicks
Joe Bailey
Greene County
Hicks
Freeman-Greene County
Jenkins Funeral Home
Bloomfield
Seven Die As Head-On Crash Kills Rossville Family
A head-on collision in southern Oklahoma left seven dead, including Ramyond Newton 31 Mable Newton 30 and their children 5 and 11 from Rossville Georgia. Surviving family member in critical condition Vassie Johnson 20 also of Rossville. Drivers C R Brackett and F M McMennamy from Bokchito Oklahoma died. Glen Russey’s hometown unknown.
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Boswell
Highway Patrol
Newton
C. R. Brackett
F. M. McMennamy
Glen Russey
Brackett
McMennamy
Bokchito
Oklo
Russey
Taxpayers to Get State Department Bonus Next Month
Indiana taxpayers will receive a bonus distribution from the state with an expected average property tax reduction of 11 cents per $100 of assessed valuation next year. Commissioner John T. Hatchett said the state will collect at least $19 million more from sales and gross income taxes than forecast in October.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John T. Hatchett
Indiana Department of Administration
U S Loan to Brazil for Reform Under Alliance for Progress
Brazil receives a $50 million development loan under the Alliance for Progress framework with the United States. The agreement, signed on Wednesday, supports reform efforts in Brazil and fosters bilateral cooperation with New York based financiers.
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New York
Brazil
United States
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