No Money Ever Found Mail Truck Robbers Safe From Prosecution
The Plymouth mail truck robbery of August 14 1962 ends with the 10 year Massachusetts statute of limitations expiring, preventing prosecutions though investigators will keep seeking the missing money. Three indictments were issued. one fugitive, two acquittals, and a $200000 reward remains unclaimed.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Plymouth
U.S. Post Office
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Pay Board Expected to Keep 5.5% Wage Standard
The Pay Board and Price Commission meet to decide on whether to retain the 5.5 percent wage standard for Phase 2. Officials say no change is likely soon as labor negotiations loom and inflation remains fragile.
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Washington
Nixon
The
Price Commission
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Protesters Sleep Outside Park Camp Vacated By Miami Beach Police
Police moved into Flamingo Park before dawn and ordered about 30 protesters to abandon a makeshift campsite for the GOP convention. They regrouped outside the park and vowed to vigil, marching and resting as officers planned periodic checks.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Flamingo Park
Fred Kobelin
Kobelin
Zippie Ed Harper
Daytona Beach
Fred Lewis
Atlanta
Man Opens Fire in Crowded Muncie Church
Norman R Wilson 34 of Muncie accused after the gunman burst into Christ Temple Church shouting about his mother. Bishop Oscar Sanders wounded in hand, Margaret McDogle injured. 80 year old minister and a worshiper hurt as Wilson surrendered in a Cowan parking lot with a Commando gun, a .38 pistol, and a shotgun. He faces charges including attempted murder and assault.
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Muncie, Ind
Wilson
Richmond State Hospital
Oscar Sanders
Christ Temple Church
Margaret McDogle
Delbert Anderson
Jack E. Turner
Cowan
Muncie
Turner
Homicide
Jack Stonebraker
Sanders
Retired Major General Hufft Found Dead In New Orleans
The body of Maj. Gen. Raymond F. Hufft 57 a famed Louisiana National Guard leader and World War II hero was found on a street near the French Quarter. A .38 revolver and holster engraved with Hufft’s name were found at the scene as police investigated a possible self inflicted gunshot wound.
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Raymond F. Hufft
The
Louisiana National Guard
French Quarter
Henry Morris
Hufft
U.S. Customs Bureau
National Guard
Earl K. Long
Pacific
Bombing Escalates Near DMZ and Front Lines
U S BR bombers attacked fresh North Vietnamese units trying to reinforce the Quang Tri front while heavy fighting raged along Saigon borders. Saigon claims 113 enemy killed. South Vietnamese losses total 15 dead and 43 wounded. US bombers and ground actions stretched from the DMZ to Hue and Kompong Ran in Cambodia, with Viet Cong attacks continuing across the Saigon regime held areas.
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Saigon
Quang Tri Front
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Hue
Cambodia
Kompong Ran
Body Found Near Xenia Home of Archers on Preserve
Two archers found a decomposed body on an Ohio Fish and Game Department preserve south of Xenia. The Greene County Sheriff's office said the body was not identified and autopsy details were not available.
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Xenia, Ohio
Qohio
Weather outlook with warm nights and scattered showers
Forecast calls for clear and warm tonight with lows in the low to mid 60s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy, warm and humid with highs in the mid 40s to low 50s. Showers are likely Wednesday. Earlier high and morning low figures not specified.
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Watertown
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Nal
F. Lee Bailey
Joseph Balliro
Bailey
Thomas R. Richards
Weymouth
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Verity Parkway
Sheckler
Ann Landers
Heloise
Miami
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DeLeo
Convention Hall
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Yippies
Norman R. Wilson
Anderson
Albert Johnson
New Orleans
France
England
Raymond Hufft
Dmz
U. S
Laos
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Parrot's Beak