Abortion Death Doctor Sought After Victim Found
Police probe into the 19 year old Barbara Lofrumeno’s death after an abortion at Dr. Harvey Lothringer’s $75,000 Jamaica Estates home. Lothringer and receptionist Theresa Carillo remain missing with federal charges for unlawful flight to avoid arrest. Canadian hunt near Montreal and possible Cuba connections are explored as investigators seek the doctor and his associate.
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New York
Canada
Harvey Lothringer
Barbara Lofrumento
Lothringer
College of New Rochelle
Queens
Brooklyn
Miss Saotramento
U.S
John Sullivan
Montreal
Miss Carillo
Cuba
Havana
Bernard Patten
Camaguey
Mexico
Helen Dean
Mexico City
Barbara
Dominick Soframento
Jamaica Estates
White House fretted over Black Monday market shock
President Kennedy and top advisers debated emergency steps as Wall Street plunged in the worst drop since 1929. Plans included possible TV radio address, margin relief from 70 to 50 percent, and a tax cut push, but most ideas were shelved amid concerns and opposition from Federal Reserve Chairman William Martin.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Wall Street
White House
Kennedy
William Chesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Goodman Satisfied With Tour Of Soviet Union
Benny Goodman called his five concert jazz tour of the Soviet Union a success and predicted more Western bands will be allowed to come. He noted sold out shows in Tiflis at the 8000 seat Sports Palace with tickets around four rubles each and praised Russian cooperation and the musical crowd's reception amid minority jazz fans. He contrasted Georgians with Muscovites and described Georgia as a land of love and romance.
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Moscow
Benny Goodman
Soviet Union
Goodman
Tiflis
Sports Palace
United States
Russian Georgia
Truman denounces Moscow claim on nuclear arms race
Former President Harry S. Truman labeled a Moscow radio claim that he started the nuclear arms race as a big lie. He said the bombs were dropped after Japan was warned and that the Soviet regime may not honor disarmament pacts or a nuclear test ban.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Moscow
Mutual Broadcasting System
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Five Calgary men killed in head on crash near Calgary
Five Calgary men died in a Saturday head on collision 18 miles south of Calgary on a rain slick highway. Cars were so badly damaged they had to be pulled apart with tow trucks before the bodies could be removed. There were no survivors.
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Calgary
Alta
Nike Zeus Tests May Be Next
Washington reports that Nike Zeus anti-ICBM tests may begin next month with accompanying decoys to evaluate interception capabilities. The program plans simultaneous air and space tests from Kwajalein and California, using Johnston and Christmas Islands as nearby reference sites, as weather allows. Army officials expect Zeus to distinguish decoys from warheads and start practical production after successful trials.
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Washington
United States
Ries
Pacific
California
Kwaja
Julylein Island
Johnston
Christmas
Kwajalein
Vandenberg
Kan
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Margie
Burbank
Calif
V. P. Lucas
Ceci
Durante
Queens District Attorney's Office
Miss Loframento
ATER
Union Sanitary
C. H. Lane
Britton Lane
Monroe
Sis
Memphis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
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Oodman
Harry
Furmar
Park & & 2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon
Cervena
Strand
Nike Zeus
Jalein
Tem
Army
Asst
Finn J. Larsen
Army Research and Development
Air Force
Qhin
King of Hearts
Phion Band
WASH
Arrow, Hardwick
Custom Aire
M. L. XL
Kentfield
Wembley
Dacron
Rose’ Menswear — Main
Wal
Ross
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