Defense Witnesses Dominate Covington Court Civil Rights Trial
In U S District Court Covington many defense witnesses may testify today as six men face charges over alleged civil rights violations of Sheriff George Ratterman. Tuesday saw 14 defense witnesses describe Ratterman’s appearance and activity before his arrest in a Newport hotel with a strip dancer, as he drank at Cincinnati venues with Tim Carinci and Thomas Paisley of Medina Ohio.
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U.S. District Court
George Ratterman
Campbell
Ratterman
Newport
Cincinnati
Tim Carinci
Thomas Paisley
Medina
Ohio
Europeans Seek Autonomous Zones in Western Algeria
In Algiers, European labor unions warned they will urge settlers to flee unless autonomous zones for Europeans are created in western Algeria. A joint Oran committee demanded a partition agreement by June 30, else they threaten immediate departure to avoid genocide.
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Algiers
Algeria
Joint Committee of Labor Unions
Oran
Sidibel Abbes
Mostagan
Arzew
Perregaux
Youssef Ben Khedda
Red Wall Protection Going Up
West Berlin police say sand bag barriers and shelters are being erected at exposed points along the Red Wall to shield officers from East German gunfire. After one East German border guard was killed during a tunnel escape attempt, both sides accuse the other of murder while authorities report multiple shots fired along the border.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Red Wall
Pickpocket Arrested in Tiny Theft Case
Montgomery police arrested John Frank Bush on a larceny charge after a pickpocket incident. The recovered billfold contained two cents, marking a small but notable theft case in the city.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Frank Bush
Bush
Susini and Mostefai pact tests Algerian crisis
Unions urged international solidarity to evacuate Europeans from Algeria if demands fail. Jean-Jacques Susini warned of chaos if talks with Moslem National Liberation Front rep Mostefai stall. Tunis regime hesitant to endorse Mostefai’s security and amnesty pledge amid sovereignty issues. Poznan Police block roads amid limited support for the Susini Mostefai accord at the International Trade Fair.
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Algeria
Jean-Jacques Susini
Chewki Mostefai
Mostefai
Poznan
Poland
Yank Hero Dies As F104s Collide
COLOGNE Germany AP An American flying hero and three West German air force pilots were killed when four F104 Starfighters collided during a low level rehearsal for an air show ten miles southwest of Cologne. Capt Jon G Speer 29 of Los Angeles was to be awarded the Air Medal for a prior dramatic landing after the plane nose was damaged. The crash canceled the air show.
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Cologne
Germany
Jon G. Speer
Los Angeles
Air Force
Speer
Money-Order Ring Struck In multi city counterfeiting sweep
Secret Service agents and police cracked a U S Canadian counterfeit money order ring with arrests in New York Detroit Buffalo and Toronto suspects include Edward Callahan Gary Bell and three Montreal men plus Toronto figures. Bail set at 15000 each for New York arrestees. Buffalo detainers filed. ongoing probe with Canadian authorities.
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New York
Secret Service
Vermont
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Detroit
Buffalo
N.Y
Canada
New York City
Edward P. Callahan
Albury, Vt
Gary Bell
Barry G. Kirk
Shaun Bernard
Montreal
Bruce W. Walker
David C. Ford
Gordon D. Atamancheck
Pasquale Dinano
Marcel Contois
Joseph L. Levesque
Raymond Charon
Port Arthur
U.S. Border Patrol
Hopeful Progress Toward TWA Flight Engineers Settlement
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said there is progress toward settling the dispute between the Flight Engineers Union and Trans World Airlines. The union postponed a planned strike after hearings, with members to be consulted on the government’s latest proposal. Pickets appeared at Idlewild, Kansas City, and San Francisco, causing some delays and business losses before the union agreed to delay action while considering the proposal.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Airline and
Flight Engineers International Association
TWA
New York
Idlewild
Kansas City
San Francisco
Middletown Weather Forecast: Cooler Temperatures Ahead
A five day outlook shows highs around 79 and nightly lows near 58 in Middletown with little change until Sunday or Monday when showers are possible. Tonight's low near 57 under fair skies, with Thursday warm and sunny as the high approaches 83. Yesterday reached 86 at 3 pm and a 4:30 am low of 56.
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Middletown
Missile test aborts in Pacific over Johnston Island
The Thor missile malfunction forced destruction of a megaton-plus nuclear device in flight near Johnston Island. No detonation occurred, debris fell in the Pacific within a designated safety zone, and officials said no danger to life or ocean radioactivity.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
U.S
JTF
Johnston
Hawaii
Thor
Johnston Ex
Ted
Soviet Union
Lloday's Chuckle Corner Joke About Meeting People
A lighthearted quip notes the effort of meeting new people and playfully jokes about mishearing a golf hall. The line pokes fun at social awkwardness and the quirks of conversation in casual settings.
Pistol's Nice for Protecting Self in Tennessee
Lloyd L Ward told police he woke to a carouse of noise, seized a pistol, fired twice, and created two holes in walls. His wife hid the gun and ordered him out. Ward, a broker, claimed the pistol was not valuable, but police arrested him. A judge later dismissed the carrying pistol charge.
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Memphis
Ward
Carport
GOP vows big fight if Medicare vote forced
Washington AP Republicans warned of a fierce battle if the Kennedy plan for elderly health care faces a Senate vote. Senator Anderson pledged to push the issue via a rider on a revenue bill, aiming to test Senate support in a campaign year. Dirksen promised a lengthy, well prepared fight if Democrats move on the tactic. Javits backs a modified Kennedy bill with limited GOP support.
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Gop
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Anderson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
No Progress In Paris Talks With De Gaulle Rusk
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk began NATO consultations in Paris after a lengthy meeting with President Charles de Gaulle that yielded no progress on smoothing France U S differences. Rusk planned talks with Maurice Couve de Murville Georges Pompidou and others to press NATO unity and nuclear policy.
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David M. Mason
Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charlies de Gaulle
France
United States
Rusk
NATO
de Gaulle
America
Dirk A
Stikker
Norstad
Com
Atment
Maurice Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Couve de Murville
Brains to Catch U S Khrush Admits
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Romanian collective farmers at Ceacu it takes brains and capital to catch up with the United States and will be done. He warned against overestimating Romania’s collectivization and noted the peasant’s lingering sense of private ownership. During a long day on his Romanian visit he toured a collective farm and a crop research station at Fundulea.
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Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Ceacu
United States
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