Tapping Of Phones Criticized In Government Offices
Washington AP A House Committee faulted extensive telephone eavesdropping in government. It urged agencies to set clear written rules and require advance notice when lines are tapped, noting Capitol Hill omissions. The panel cited Washington agencies spending over 130000 annually on eavesdropping equipment and rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
John F. Moss
D-Calif
Capitol Hill
Congress
Ohio men named to rabbi group board in Minneapolis
(AP) Two Ohio men were named Saturday to the executive board of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Milton Greenwald of Mansfield and Samuel Sandmel of Cincinnati were named to the board during a Minneapolis meeting.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Milton Greenwald
Mansfield
Samuel Sandmel
Cincinnati
Station Wagon Case Is Closed in Eureka
Louis Crosswhite, 50, and his 11 children were freed after Humboldt County deputies attempted three days to repossess a station wagon for an $11.44 debt to a credit union. Crosswhite was jailed for obstructing an officer but released. authorities said the debt was already paid by a June 9 check to Trinity County.
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Eureka
Calif
Louis Crosswhite
Humboldt County Sheriff's Deputies
Crosswhite
Dist
Atty
Leonard M. Conry
Trinity County
Wilma Conrad
Trinity County Sheriff's Office
Rocky River man dies in two car crash on U S 20
Flyria Ohio AP reports Stuart R Hiers age 27 of Rocky River died from injuries after a two car collision on U S 20 in North Ridgeville on Saturday following an incident in mid June.
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Flyria
Ohio
Stuart R Hiers
Rocky River
U. S. 20
North Ridgeville
Nehru Attacks U S and Britain in Parliament
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru charges the United States and Britain with an anti Indian bias on Goa Kashmir and MIG fighter talks. He accuses U S pressure tactics and calls on India to decide on Soviet MIG jets despite threats of aid cuts.
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Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
United States
Britain
Nehru
Goa
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Moscow
U.N
Adiai Stevenson
Stevenson
Portugal
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Lutheran Merger Set This Week
Detroit AP Four Lutheran bodies unite to form the Lutheran Church in America, about 3.2 million members, creating the sixth largest U S Protestant body. The merger unfolds Thursday through Sunday at Cobo Hall with 4000 official delegates.
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Detroit
American Lutheran
United Lutheran Church of America
Lutheran Church In America
United States
United Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Luthern Church
Augustana Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Suomi Synod
Cobo Hall
Marvin H. Lundeen
Minneapolis
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
Joint Commission On Lutheran Unity
Lutheran ,Church-Missouri Synod
Wisconsin Synod
Lutheran Social Services of
Michigan
Augustana Lutheran
Witnesses Called In Estes Case Probers Hearings Start
Senate rackets probes will quiz 60 witnesses starting Wednesday on governmental activities in the Billie Sol Estes case. The inquiry focuses on Estes cotton farm aid plots, with Agriculture Department officials and other agencies under scrutiny as it runs into fall and winter.
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Washington
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Texas
Agriculture Department
Estes
Man Held In Fatal Shooting In Dayton
DAYTON Ohio AP police hold James W Freeman for homicide investigation after a fatal shooting early Saturday during a violent argument. Eldon C Tanner 34 of Dayton died from a chest wound two hours after the shooting at the Florida Fish House on the west side. The assailant fled, witnesses could not explain the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
James W. Freeman
Eldon C. Tanner
Florida
Tanner
Cinderella Village Grows Around United Nations
UN Headquarters acts as hub for a transformed East River community in Manhattan. The area has expanded from a 1 acre UN tract to a district of embassies, offices, and cultural sites. New buildings include the Carnegie Endowment tower, US delegation HQ, and a Ford Foundation library, with tours and protests drawing crowds and a surge in land prices.
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Uinited Nations
N.Y
Manhattan
United Nations
New York
World Center
U.N
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
US. Information Agency
U.S
U. N. Library
Ford Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
International Business Machine Company
World Trade Corporation
The
Methodist Church
Institute of International Education
World Organization
Franklin Police Cruiser Wrecked
A Franklin police officer, 29, and Jack South, 34, were injured when a cruiser struck a car after a left turn across its path on FE Second Street. Dalton suffered scalp lacerations and stiffness. South was in pain and briefly unconscious. Both drivers were taken to Middletown Hospital and released.
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Franklin
Frank Harbach
Robert Dalton
Sunny Lane
FE. Second Street
Rt. 73
Dalton
Jack South
Vernon St
South
Springfield Girl Is Dairy Princess
Miss Ann Channell, a 19 year old from Rt. 3 Springfield, was elected Ohio Dairy Princess for 1962 43 at the third annual contest. She won in a field including winners from 49 counties in a competition sponsored by the American Dairy Association of Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ann Channell
Rt. 3
Springfield
American Dairy Association of Ohio
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Park St
Middletown
United Nations Plaza Secretariat
Assembly
Shop Mondey
Ross
S Nehru
New Delhi
McClellan Probers
McClellan
Rep
L. H. Fountain
D. N.C
James A. McConnell
Commercial Solvents Corp
Cinderella Village
U.N. Plaza
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Park Avenue
Nathan Hale
Carnegie
B. L. Dawson CO
Clark
Plum &J
First National
First National Bank
Bank OF Middletown
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