Police Stifle New Furor At Cuban Travel Hearing
Police removed demonstrators from a Cuban travel hearing as tensions rose. Dozens were ejected at the start of the afternoon session with five hauled away in patrol wagons. Four of 59 Cuban travelers questioned after returning from Cuba two weeks earlier noted the disruption. Willis blamed Communist-inspired fronts for the protests while denying all participants were communists, citing Progressive Labor and chairman Edwin E Willis.
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Cuba
Willis
Jenarge
Clifford Metzler
New’ ‘York
William Massey
New York
Ken Rose
Seattle
Ithey
America
Demonstrations and hearings on U S travel and Cuba visit
Sen Jackson led a key movement organizing protests as hearings on travel rules and Cuba visits continued. Police cleared the committee room of students many wearing Castro style beards while witnesses described the trip as lawful. Levi Laub pledged to organize another Cuba trip amid tense exchanges with lawmakers.
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Willis
U.S
Washington
Levi Laub
New York
Cuba
Philip A. Luce
Fidel Castro
Wendie Nakashima
Jacob Rosen
Atlanta
Alfred Nittle
Tragedy at Buffalo Springs Lake Ends in Slayings and Drowning
Police say a domestic quarrel over six poodles led to a fatal sequence at Buffalo Springs Lake. Montano and his wife were found dead after a gunshot and several dogs killed by the woman. A man named Soso survived the water plunge when the truck backing off the dock sank. The investigation points to a violent escalation amid a ranchhouse dispute and a subsequent cover up.
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Vacaville
Calif
al White
Montano
Geor- Phillip Soso
Morton
Buffalo Springs Lake
Soso
Allen Ingley
Mol
Buffalo Springs
Lake Reteve
Hubert Hubbart
Lehman
Montanos
Buffalo Lake
Phillip Sosa
Wigs Sales Schemes Draw Scrutiny Of Regulators
Investigations by the Federal Trade Commission the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Washington and the D C Department of Licenses and Inspections reveal deceptive wig party practices. Women report contracts for free wigs costing 21 down and 48 fittings with others paying hundreds for wigs of wrong color or style while finance firms seize funds and courts order payment.
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Federal Trade Commission
Better Business Bureau
Washington
D.C
Georgetown
Greenland Stop Cancelled On Johnson European Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, weary from engagements in Finland, Sweden, and Norway, canceled a planned Greenland stop and reduced activities in Denmark. His press secretary denied kidney trouble rumors as the trip continued toward the United States. Flood damage reported in North Moravia, Czechoslovakia, followed by regional crop and property losses.
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Copenhagen
UPD
Lyndon B. Johnson
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Greenland
Denmark
Johnson
George Reedy
United States
French narcotics ring boss jailed in multi nation crackdown
The court sentenced Francois Scaglia, 34, of Paris, to 22 years as the contact man in a narcotics operation run from France to Canada and the United States. The ring sourced dope from Lebanon and the 1962 raids in Brooklyn uncovered 24 pounds of heroin and $25 million in illicit market value.
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Angelvin
Francois Scaglia
Paris
France
Canada
United States
Land
Lebanon
Brooklyn
Thousands Rescued as Formosa Floods Hit 26 Villages
Police frogmen and air force helicopters aided in rescues Friday night, saving about half of an estimated 14 006 people marooned by floods in 26 central Formosa villages after a collapsed river dike. Helicopters flew over 40 sorties delivering aid to isolated communities.
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Formosa
UPI
Airforce
Gloria
Taipei
Lhan Men's Club
Sir Echo
GOP
Tichung
Padded Bandits Loot Leonard Taylor Jewelry Store
Two men in padded suits and masks smashed windows at the Leonard Taylor jewelry store in Fort Lauderdale, stealing between 100000 and 200000 in gems before escaping by car and speed boat. A pursuing car radiator punctured the chase, with no injuries reported in the capture.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
UPI
Rappery
Thea
Leonard Taylor
Fire disrupts surgery as Chicago hospital burns on
Dr Edward Voris said the operation halted to save the patient as a fire tore through the Chicago hospital. Incision closed in 20 minutes after alarms, with heat sending flames 30 feet down the hall. Three other operations near completion were interrupted. two hose streams fought the blaze before firefighters arrived. Assistant administrator Robert Schinderle reported about 301 patients in the building and praised staff and patients for orderly conduct with no panic.
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Lottie Kaplan
Edward Voris
Robert Schinderle
Schinderle
Blanchard Satisfactory After Illness in Dallas Hospital
H J Doc Blanchard state senator from Lubbock remained at Baylor Hospital in Dallas with no visitors. He fell ill on a flight from Lubbock, was given oxygen, and tests ruled out heart trouble. Hospital said the infection is being treated and his condition is satisfactory.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Stennis’ Armed Services Subcommittee
Senate
House’ Atomic Energy Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
Riske
Dallas
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Lubbock
Baylor Hospital
Blanchard
Burglary and Fires Hit Local Homes and Businesses
A family home at 3908 Teak reported burglary by suspects seen by juvenile officers. A Friday night fire at Stinnett daybreak area caused minor damage including a refrigerator missing from a Market store at 2841 Clovis Road. Fire damaged furniture and a ceiling light. damage estimated around 80,000 dollars. Water damage extended to floors below after 8 p m.
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Brooks
Stinnett Pe
Clovis Road
Robert
Quinn
Lowery
Ave. Q
Diem Arrests Professionals Reported in Saigon Crackdown
Secret police broaden anti government drive to professional men including a physician and three lawyers accused of working against President Ngo Dinh Diem. International coverage notes the Viet Nam crisis at the Belgrade Interparliamentary Union meeting and remarks by UN figures.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Belgrade
Nhu
Maithripala Senanayeke
Ngo ‘Dinh Nhu
Diem
United Nation
Sec
A Thant
Paris
New York
Burma
U Nu
Thant
Lanches
Teddy
United Nations
U.S
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Goldwater Sees GOP Win With Clear-Cut Choice
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Senator Barry Goldwater said Republicans can win in 1964 if they offer a clear-cut choice to President Kennedy. He spoke Friday outlining a decisive path for the GOP’s campaign strategy.
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Goldwater
GOP
Bartlesville
Okla
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Heavy rains flood Texas valley and disrupt power
Severe electrical storms brought heavy rains across a wide swath from the Louisiana border to Brady and Junction. Fort Worth and San Antonio reported flooded streets and power outages while dozens of towns logged double digit rainfall totals.
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Junction
Gulf Coast
Alpine
Texas
Amarillo
Dalhart
Lampasas
Weather Bureau
Lake Travis
Fort Worth
Crowds Shout as Christine Keeler Appears in Perjury Case
In London crowds harassed police outside the court as Christine Keeler, linked to the Profumo scandal, is arraigned on perjury and conspiracy charges regarding the jailed lover Aloysius Gordon. Bail set at 8400 dollars, full hearing slated for October 2 to 4.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Adventuress
John Profumo
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Gordon
Court of Criminal Appeal
Miss Keeler
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Ollive Brooker
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