Cross Found Guilty Could Get 25 Years
James G. Cross, former president of a bakery workers union, was convicted on embezzlement and conspiracy charges that could carry a 25 year sentence. A 12 hour deliberation ended in four guilty counts amid links to a $35,000 alleged embezzlement and a separate $35,000 fund diversion.
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James G. Cross
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Bakery & Confectionery Workers International Union
Peter H. Olson
New York
Milton M. Levin
Senate
San Francisco
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American Bakery & Confectionery Workers
Egypt reports rocket tests near Suez Canal
An informant said Egypt test fired at least two rockets near the port of Suez last week. He could not identify rocket types. This marks the first indication of rocket pads in the Suez area and follows prior firings near Cairo and statements by President Nasser about two ground to ground rocket types.
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Israel
Whooping Cranes Leaving Texas
Eight of the Aransas Wildlife Refuge’s 28 whooping cranes have departed Texas for Canadian nesting grounds near Great Slave Lake. The annual 2,500 mile migration will see all cranes move within weeks, as the species once numbering thousands faces near extinction from civilization and hunting.
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UPI
Texas
Aransas Wildlife Refuge
Great Slave Lake
Canada
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