NYC Police Boss Kennedy Quits After Pay Raise Clash
New York police commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy declined reappointment amid a dispute over a $600 pay raise to offset a moonlighting ban. Mayor Wagner named Chief Inspector Michael J. Murphy as interim successor. Kennedy said the office is vacant. Kennedy’s tenure included fights with unions, enforcement actions, and controversy over Jewish officers’ holiday time off and Harlem staffing.
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NEW York
Stephen P. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Michael J. Murphy
Wagner
Kennedy
Kennnedy
Fire Department
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Wagmer
PBA
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Harlem
CCAFB Officer Held For Embezzlement and Desertion
CHICAGO AP Capt. Harold Reese Plummer was arrested by the FBI on charges of deserting the Air Force and embezzling 7300 while a food service officer at the 249th Air Reserve Sector Clinton Air County Base in Wilmington Ohio. He allegedly deserted November 21. Arrested at a Chicago hotel where he used the name Lance Johnston.
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Chicago
Harold Reese Plummer
FBI
Air Force
249Th Air Reserve
Clinton Air County Force
Wilmington
Ohio
Plummer
Lance Johnston
Navy diver finds body of missing Ens Miclovic in NC crash
MANTEC NC AP Navy divers recovered the body of Ens Donald J. Miclovic son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Miclovic of Cleveland Ohio. He was killed when his ADG attack plane crashed during bombing practice at the Navy range near Stumpy Point.
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Mantec
N.C
Ens
Donald J. Miclovic
Herbert Miclovic
Crossview Rd
Cleveland
Ohio
ADG
Navy Range
Stumpy Point
Synthetic Rubber Share Dominates U S Market Five Years Ago
About two thirds of the rubber used in the United States five years ago came from synthetic sources. The mark reflects a shift in materials supply and industrial practice across major manufacturers.
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United States
Byrd fights Kennedy education bill over desegregation fear
Senator Byrd warned Kennedy's aid to education would open a back door to school desegregation and future federal control of schools. He opposed a $5.7 billion program over three years, saying states can fund their own schools. Ribicoff warned against using aid as a desegregation lever.
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Washington
Sen
Har- Kennedy
Byrd
Kennedy
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Supreme Court
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Senate Democratic Conference
Wheeling Steel declares dividends for common and preferred shares
Wheeling Steel Corp. announced quarterly dividends of 75 cents per share on the common and 1.25 dollars per share on the preferred stock. Both 1961 dividends payable April 1 to holders of record March 3.
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Wheeling, W.va
Wheeling Steel Corp
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