Loot Recovered in Britain's Great Train Robbery Band
Police report further finds from the Great Train Robbery with four bags containing 282,520 in notes found in Surrey. Total recovered rises to 678,179 as detectives pursue the main gang across England and the Channel coast. Two key suspects Roger Cordrey and William Boal face charges. Boal’s wife Rene and others also charged with handling loot.
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Bourneymouth
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William Boal
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Rene
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Soul
London
Khrushchev Pressured by China Says Rusk
U S secretary of state Dean Rusk said Khrushchev faced domestic and foreign pressure to reach new accords with the United States and allies to ease tensions and reduce arms danger. Rusk noted cautious optimism after talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko and discussed observers in key centers to prevent surprise attacks. He warned progress could reverse by tomorrow and urged continued work toward a new round of U S Soviet negotiations.
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Premigr Khrushchev
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
Nhrushchev
Farpig
Andrei A. Gromy
Coast Guard Commends Soviet Help In Rescue Off Cape Cod
A Soviet fishing vessel rescued US Coast Guard pilot Hugh Lavallee after a failed descent near Cape Cod. Lavallee, from Springfield Massachusetts, praised the Soviets for reaching him in a calm ocean, while Rear Admiral Harding commended the rescue as promptly executed by the Johannes Wargo crew.
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Qi Il
Chester L. Harding
3St Coast ‘Guard District
Johannes Warp
Springfield
Mass
Lavallet
Lees
Slow Progress In Rail Labor Negotiations
Washington reports slow progress as labor departments proposals move toward arbitration on firemen jobs and crew makeup. Wirtz plans a binding board to decide key issues while unions question procedures and insist on labor and management agreement before any settlement.
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Labor Department
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Fulbright Sees Swift Senate Action On Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Fulbright said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee should be ready to act within two weeks on the limited nuclear test ban treaty. CIA Director McCone backed ratification, easing opposition. Fulbright previously suggested a possible 80 to 20 vote. Defense and Joint Chiefs endorsed safeguards, including underground tests, laboratory maintenance, and ready resumption of atmospheric testing if the Soviet Union abrogates the pact.
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Democrat
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Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Senate Armed Services
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Services Group
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Soviet Union
Ex-Dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez Held Awaiting Trial
Ex dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez awaits trial in a Venezuelan jail after extradition from the United States. He is accused in Miami court suits of embezzling as much as 100 million dollars during his 193 blocks in office and faces a guarded transport to San Juan de los Morros prison.
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Verecuela i
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
United States
Porex Jimenes
Miami
Fla.aia
Venc‘alan Air Force Base
San Juan de Los Mor¢os
Awnsworth
Romillo Betencourt
Pérez Dimenez
Serm
Gremlins in Space Recalled After Satellite Comeback
In Blacksburg Virginia scientists discuss mysterious satellite blackouts and sudden reactivations on four U.S. satellites within a year. ANNA and Telstar 7 reportedly regained operation after periods of inactivity, prompting jokes about space gremlins while leading researchers to seek explanations.
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Wwe
U.S
Richard B. Kershner
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
ANNA
Kershner
Wershner
Iasi
Missing 55 After Ferry Sinking Off Okinawa
A 390 ton ferry Midori Maru capsized off Naha Okinawa en route to Bumejima with about 240 aboard. 185 rescued by air and sea, two confirmed dead, rest missing. U S military helicopters and surface craft aided, with four American servicemen among survivors and last names released. Survived passengers evacuated to Naha port in fair condition.
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Okinawa—i
Okinawa
Tomari
Bumejima
Island
U.S
Brinkswater
Losicrmiiler
Branevolt
N Jon
Gas Firms Exempt From Iowa Use Tax
Iowa’s State Tax Commission ruled that natural gas pipeline companies do not owe the use tax on gas used to operate pipelines in interstate commerce. Diesel fuel for border to border trucking is also exempt as fully consumed in transit. The ruling, issued in April, affects Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America and similar firms such as Northen Natural Gas Co of Omaha and Michigan Wisconsin Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Tax Commission
Commission
West Liberty Fair Opens With Cloudy Cool Weather
Weatherman warns of gales as the 101st West Liberty fair begins under cloudy cool conditions. Exhibitors flood the grounds with 417 food and nutrition displays and open entries spanning flowers, antiques, canned goods, fruits, vegetables, and livestock. Open judging starts this afternoon alongside a greased pig contest and a stage entertainment lineup leading to nightly acts and an amphitheatre show.
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Lexhibit
Veuita Richi
Ted Mitek
Tina Marie
Armstroung
West
Liberty
West Liberty Fairgrounds
George Pinkerton
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