Bus Crashes Kill Three Troopers On New Jersey Turnpike
Three state troopers died when a Royal Blue Coach bus rammed their patrol car on the New Jersey Turnpike in a multi vehicle crash. Bus driver Raymond Peters Jr. said brakes failed. Injured: five others including bus passengers and the dump truck driver.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Kearny
N. J
Raymond ©. Peters Jr
Easton
Royal Blue Coach Inc
Public Utility Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph de Frino
Lyndhurst
Mian Simeak
Paramus
Arthur A. Abagnale Jr
Cliffside Park
Peters
Stepmother of Gayne Smith Found Dead in Hedrick
Sheriff reports the body of Mrs. Juanita Smith, 43, believed to be Gayne G. Smith's stepmother, found under a Hedrick house. Smith, 24, is jailed on five murder charges for the McBeth family massacre. Evidence cites a two week concealment and prior marriage to Gayne's father, with ties to Martinsburg before the Hedrick residence.
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Sigourney —l
John Wallerich
Gayno G. Smith
Hedrick
Juanita Smith
Smith
Sigourney
Gayne
Andrew Smith
Martinsburg
Businessmen Launch Balance of Payments Study
A group of top businessmen led by U.S. Steel chairman Roger M. Blough will study Kennedy administration steps to stop the balance of payments deficit and stem the flow of U.S. gold abroad. They met with President Kennedy for an hour and will prepare findings to aid cooperation between government and business as urged by Kennedy in his Yale speech.
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Kennedy
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U.S. Steel Corp
Roger M. Blough
White House
Pierre Selinger
Yale University
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Everett M. Dirasen
Group Tunneled To West Berlin
A West Berlin newspaper reports that a sizable group of East Berliners crawled to freedom through a tunnel last weekend. Nachtdepesche says the escape reached West Berlin under dramatic circumstances and that details will not be published to avoid aiding East German police.
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West Berlin
Nachtdepesche
Rolling Machine Crushes towan Fort Rodge- Melvin Metcalf
Melvin Metcalf 61 of Harlan died Monday when a 0 ton rolling machine he operated on a county road resurfacing project near here overturned and crushed him. Washington The top men of Nigeria's Parliament thanked the United States for Peace Corps volunteers and asked for more.
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Washington
Nigeria
United States
Bank Robbers Escape From Alcatraz Night Breakout Details
The three inmates John W Anglin Clarence Anglin and Frank A Morris escaped from Alcatraz through a pipe tunnel and skylight leaving behind cut walls and beds arranged to appear occupied The search by San Francisco police FBI and Coast Guard extended to Angel Island and the bay with theories they used driftwood or a raft to reach the mainland The incident follows prior escapes from the Rock with two presumed drowned and others recaptured clarifying the long history of failed attempts at the federal prison on Alcatraz Island.
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Dellison
John W. Anglin
Clarence Anglin
Montgomery
Ala
Frank A. Morris
New Orleans
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Coast Guard
Angel Island
Anglin
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Kansas
M. Collison
Rock Island
Marina Green
Rock
Aaron Walter Bucgett
Missour Post Office
Ralph Coe
Theodore Cole
Paul J. Madigan
Belaunde Terry Leads Peru Presidential Contest
Fer nando Belaunde Terry led in unofficial Peru results amid a seven candidate field. Top contenders remained close as Congress could decide the winner if no candidate clears 30 percent plus one vote. Belaunde hovered around 24 percent in most tabulations.
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Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Congress
Belaunde
Reds broadcast statement by U S soldier Fryett in Vietnam
In Saigon a Vietnamese broadcast claims captive U S soldier Spec. 4 George F. Fryett Jr. made a resignation style statement denouncing U S imperialism. Fryett, 26, from California, is listed as missing among 6500 U S troops aiding Ngo Dinh Diem's regime. U S Embassy officials said there is no confirmation Fryett made the statement.
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South Viet Nam
George F. Fryett Jr
California
U. S
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Hearing On Mississippi River Pollution Held
Public hearing on Mississippi River pollution continued in Des Moines after an early morning session in Muscatine led by the State Health Department. Delegates including Mayor Robert Bosch and City Atty. Robert Jehring attended, with Stanley Engineering Co. aiding. The report cites untreated sewage discharges and industrial wastes as polluting factors, based on tests from 1959 to 1961 conducted along the river.
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State Health Department
Des Moines
Associated Press
Robert Bosch
Robert Jehring
Roger Knott
Gerald Powell
John Wessels
Frank Arson
Stanley Engineering Co
John R. Shay
Hill Top Plan Faces Setback Slows City Sewer Drive
Landowners balk at easements delaying the last major trunk sewer segment and a Hill Top lateral line. Sheriff’s condemnation proceedings are planned as negotiations fail. Stanley Engineering completed final trunk designs for a citywide sewer expansion expected to serve about 95 percent of residents at a projected cost over 300000.
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Jehring
Stanley Engineering Company
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Papoose Creek
Cedar’ Street
Fulham Avenue
Cedar
Butterville
Cedar Street
Foster Street
Buttervile Trunk
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Mulberry Avenue
Hill Top
Senator Miller Urges Probe of Iowa Grain Theft Case
Senator Jack I. Miller of Iowa urged the Senate Investigation subcommittee to examine alleged mismanagement by the Agriculture Department in the Hawkeye Mill case. He accused owner Alex Barbour Jr. of stealing more than 100000 bushels of grain from the Agricultural Stabilization Service office in Knoxville.
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Jacki. Miller
Iowa
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Department of Agriculture
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Umill
Knoxville
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Congressional Record
Des Moines Sunday Register
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Iowa grain theft case leads to federal sentence
Senator Miller linked an Iowa elevator graft to broader Department of Agriculture mismanagement. Barbour drew a three year Des Moines federal term for stealing 156 785 bushels of grain and corn with a government claim of 240 818 dollars. Miller urged McClellan committee scrutiny and removal of responsible payroll personnel.
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Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Hillie Sal Estes
Miller
McClellan
Brother shoots secretary's employer at Manhattan terminal
James Mullooly, 41, shot Taylor Gay, 35, vice president of Phillips Petroleum, at the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad terminal in downtown Manhattan. Gay, married but separated, is hospitalized after abdominal wounds. Mullooly claims he acted because of the affair with his sister, Miss Mary Mullooly, 44. Mullooly was booked on felonious assault and antiweapons charges.
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New York
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Mary
James Mullooly
Jersey City
N. J
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Taylor
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Berta
Mary Mullooly
Mullooly
Exclusive Creek Club
Locust Valley
Long Island
Manhasset
Georgeanne
Mallooly
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Manhattan
New York-New Jersey
Hudson River
Traffic Free Shopping On Sparks Street Mall Third Summer
Ottawa sparks Street Mall opens for a third summer with three traffic free blocks in the heart of the capital. Merchants split on impact with surveys showing gains against outlying centers while fire apparatus access concerns persist.
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Ottawa
Sparks Street
Canada
Surgeons Labor To Save Badly Hurt Children
Argentine surgeons battle to save many severely injured children after a commuter train crashed into a crowded school bus near a foggy Buenos Aires crossing. The death toll rose to 43 as eighty-one remained injured, with hospitals reporting blood shortages and ongoing patient care. Police questioning focused on the crossing attendant and train crew after the incident.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Spotlight on Laos Shifts To Geneva
Vientiane Laos rivals sign a coalition government for national unity. Avtar Singh Indian chairman of the International Control Commission calls it a happy day for Laos. An IS member cabinet delegation will head to Geneva to sign the Geneva accords within three weeks.
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Laos
Geneva
Avtar Singh
International Control Commission
Singh
Stocks Resume Sharp Slump In Active Trading
New York stocks resumed a sharp slump with the Dow Jones average down 7.95 to 587.22 at noon. Only the gold stocks rose, while steels, motors, oils, chemicals, electricals, tobaccos, airlines, electronics and building materials all declined by several cents to several dollars.
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New York
Push Tax Legislation to Boost Investment Incentives
President Kennedy and Democratic leaders pressed for tax legislation in the current session. Senate leader Mike Mansfield cited agreement on incentives for business investment in new equipment and urged passage of the withholding proposal on dividends and interest. He预计 the bill could reach Senate action in July.
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Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
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