Would-Be Assassins Hunted
Paris and Algiers police hunted a secret Army Organization network tied to an abortive plot to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle. At least 15 suspects held in Paris with arrests also in Marseille and Algiers as authorities sought remaining conspirators. The group planned to kill De Gaulle during a central France tour with gas or a rifle firing a telescopic sight. He remained under Elysee Palace guard with appearances planned for Wednesday amid Mauritanian president's visit.
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Paris
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
Marseille
Algiers
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Moktar Ould Daddah
Mauritania
Paris-Prestle
Aerial Object Probed By Science Prof
Defiance Ohio AP Professor Charles A Maney of Defiance College led an inquiry into an aerial phenomenon seen Sunday night by seven witnesses. He described a fiery blue to brilliant yellow object that moved swiftly, changed course, and hovered briefly, noting it was not a conventional airplane or meteor and was visible for about half an hour with naked eye and binoculars.
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Defiance
Ohio
Charles A. Maney
Defiance College
Maney
Manev
Russian General Appointed Chief of Political Division
MOSCOW AP col Gen AA Epishey has been named head of the main political division of the Soviet army and navy by the Council of Ministers. He was promoted to general of the armies, succeeding Marshal F I Gottkov who is retiring for health reasons. The chief directs political guidance and education of army personnel.
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Moscow
AA Epishey
Council of Ministers
F. I. Gottkov
Tass
Disinterment Ordered In Estes Case Death Probe
Franklin Texas AP grand jury recalls witnesses as experts plan to study Henry H. Marshall body. Marshall's 52 death from five bullet wounds June 3 labeled death by own action. Marshall investigated Estes cotton allotments. inquiry continued with secretary Freeman and district attorney Russ seeking new evidence.
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Franklin, Tex
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
John Barron
Henry H. Marshall
Bryan Russ
Freeman
Marshall
Justice of the Peace
Lee Farmer
Barron
Russ
Conset
Marshalls
Navy Transport Plane Crashes in Germany Killing 27
A four engine US Navy transport plane on a secret mission exploded and crashed near Markt Schwaben in Bavaria, killing 27 aboard and injuring witnesses. Eyewitnesses described a midair breakup and a fiery blaze as German rescue teams and 185 Army troops rushed to the scene. The plane, based in Rota Spain, was en route to Frankfurt before the crash during a routine training flight.
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Ebersburg
Germany
Ebersberg
Markt Schwaben
Air Force European
Wiesbaden
Rota
Spain
U. & Air Force European
Frankfurt
Ger
Ao Air Force
Mathias Wolf
Markt Schwebjen
Roosevelt Jr Tax Deficit Claim In 1958 Return
IRS asserts Franklin D Roosevelt Jr faces a 38.7 percent deficiency in his 1958 income tax. The government says he reported 29036 versus 93051 in taxable income, with 12647 contested. He claims 1846 from Sunrise at Campobello was non taxable compensation for loss of privacy. another 45400 from Roosevelt Cullum Motors is partnership income. The case notes production income and film conversion tied to the state president's life.
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Washington (Ap)-1
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Campobelle
Dore Schary
Roosevelt-Cullum Motors
Schary
Administrations Traced in Estes Inquiry Probe
The Senate investigations subcommittee will interview at least 100 witnesses from Kennedy and Eisenhower eras about Billie Sol Estes. It aims for a public airing on Estes and his vast grain and fertilizer empire, with closed sessions starting to prepare for hearings. Witnesses N. Batile Hales and Walter Berger testified on alleged favored treatment and fertilizer contracts, and Berger later joined Commercial Solvents.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Billie Sol Estes
Isstes
Fbankrupt
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
N. Batile Hales
Agriculture Department
Estes
Walter Berger
Berger
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
Portuguese Leave Goa in Wave of Homeward Return
About two thousand Portuguese soldiers and sailors returned home today from Goa. They had been interned when India overran the Portuguese Indian territories last December.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Goa
India
Indiana
Cincinnati Man Pleads Innocent in Slaying Case
John Cooper of North College Hill, 41, a former atomic plant documents clerk, pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court to second degree murder and mutilation of a body in the slaying of his stepson John Charles Jackson, age 3. Police say Cooper admitted dismembering the body during a drive through Georgia and Florida after an argument over vacation plans. Prosecutor Hover says skull exam showed multiple fractures and other evidence.
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Cincinnati
John Cooper
College Hill
Lews Schneider
Common Pleas
John Charles Jackson
Georgia
Florida
Cooper
C . Watson Hover
Chiang Set To Accept Refugees
Formosa's government, under Chiang Kai-shek, plans refugee resettlement from Red China after criticism over limited asylum. Vice President Chen Cheng chairs a refugee committee. screening for Communist agents will occur after arrival on the island. Officials note many prefer Hong Kong proximity and relatives there.
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Formosa
Chen Cheng
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Hong Kong
Global mood splits on US troop support for Thailand
A preliminary USIA sampling shows wide allied support for sending American troops to Thailand whileNeutralist and Near East Asia nations express mixed views. The survey notes Western optimism to deter Soviet and Red Chinese influence and criticism of Laos policy as a weakness, with Japan wary of being drawn into Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Thailand
Near East
Asia
Laos
Korea
Prince Boun Oum
Boun Oum
Japan
Southeast Asia
Yanks Step Up Guerrilla Warfare Training in Thailand
U S infantrymen in Central Thailand boost antiguerilla warfare training near Khorat home of the 27th Infantry Wolfhounds. About 1,000 Wolfhounds arrived six weeks ago for jungle exercises with Thai and SEATO units as 1,900 more troops and heavy equipment follow from Hawaii. Training emphasizes ambush and infiltration defenses as troops study Communist Lao and North Vietnamese uniforms. The Wolfhounds will stay near Khorat until all support equipment arrives.
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Khorat
Thailand
U.S
27Th Infantry
Bangkok
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
United States
Laos
Wolfhounds
Hawaii
Charlies T Keaton
Morganton
Pathet Lao
Wiliam A. McKean
Bonn Gives Berlin Plan To U.S.
Bonn government submitted to the United States its ideas on an international authority over access routes to West Berlin. West Germany seeks four power control for land routes with an international body implementing decisions. Air corridors would stay under Western control, with an international authority represented in the Berlin air safety center. The Soviet Union and East German controls loom as tensions persist.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
West Berlin
West Germany
Washington
West
Tthe
Berlin
Soviet Union
Teenagers Learn Value of a Dollar in Gasoline Recast
The snippet notes that most teenagers understand money worth about three gallons of gasoline, illustrating practical financial awareness among youth.
Moonshine Still Hidden Under Sawdust Pile in Nashville
Authorities uncovered a moonshine operation buried beneath a sawdust pile near a sawmill in Nashville Georgia. A man was arrested with five jugs of moonshine flecked with sawdust as officers traced the illicit setup aided by dead cows used to counteract smells and orders.
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Nashville, Ga
Orbit Throws Haze Aside For Thursday Mercury Launch
Weather and forest fire smoke cleared as NASA Mercury program officials prepared for Malcolm Carpenter to fly a three orbit mission. Forecasters noted some haze may remain but should not affect Atlas booster tracking. A storm front and calm winds improved launch prospects despite fires in the Everglades and nearby marsh.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Project Mercury
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Orbital
Everglades
Soath
Cape
Midwest
Weather report notes heat moves back in after showers
The weather bulletin says showers end and hot conditions return with clear Wednesday expect a high in the lower 90s. Overnight low around 42 degrees. rainfall measured about 0.1 inch from 8 am Monday to 6 am today amid modest totals in the Middletown area.
Slayer of 2 Officers Captured in Chicago Suburb
An ex convict named by police as a prime suspect in the slaying of two Brooklyn detectives was captured in a Chicago suburb motel. Anthony Portelli 26 of Brooklyn waived extradition and denies firing the shots. The two suspects sought Jerome Rosenberg and Edward Arnold remain at large across the nationwide manhunt with photos circulated. Portelli described as driver of the getaway car had been living in Norwich Connecticut with his wife and two children while on parole from a late thirty year NY robbery sentence.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Anthony (Baldy) Portelli
Portelli
Luke J. Fallon
John P. Finnegan
New York
Jerome Jerry Rosenbergs
Samuel J. Rosenberg
Edward Arnold
Texas City
Tex
Great Meadow Correctional Institute
Comstock
N.Y
Anthony Dellernia
Connecticut
Norwich
Conn
Jean
New York State
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