Hoffa and 10 Others Face Bribery Charges in Federal Court
Teamsters president James Hoffa and ten co-defendants appeared in Nashville federal court to answer charges of attempting to bribe and corruptly influence jurors for Hoffa’s previous $1 million conspiracy trial.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
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James Hoffa
Hoffa
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Larry Campbell
Teamsters Local 299
Detroit
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W.va
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Albert P. Cole
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Owen
Bert) Brennan
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Kennedy to seek world push on test ban talks in Moscow
President Kennedy announced the United States would suspend atmospheric nuclear tests while other states do not. He said high level talks with the Soviet Union and Britain would begin in Moscow mid July to salvage a general test ban treaty.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Britain
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold A. Macmillan
Cardinals Begin Informal Talks To Select Pope
In Rome a majority of the Sacred College of Cardinals began informal talks on choosing a successor to Pope John XXIII. More than 50 of 82 eligible cardinals are in Rome for the June conclave, with full congregations planning formal conclave arrangements as a solemn funeral Mass for John proceeds in St. Peter's Basilica. Cardinal Spellman and Laurean Rugambwa are among those arriving, Spellman hoping the next pope continues the Ecumenical Council.
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Vatican City
UPI
Sacred College of Cardinals
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
John XXIII
Rome
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
John
Francis Spellman
Laurean Rugambwa
Rutabo
Tanganyika
College of Cardinals
Spellman
U.S
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Boston
United States
Pope John
Service Station Safe Hit For $600
Thieves burned open a safe at the Dewberry service station at the corner of W Washington and Shenango streets and got away with an estimated $600 according to city police. Entry was gained by breaking a restroom window on the north side. An estimated $55 also was taken from a cash register. Sgt. Leon Sasiadek said burglars fled the same way they entered. Police also reported that W J McCormick Truck Equipment at 309 W Grant St was ransacked Saturday night. Loot included a clock clock radio a coffee pot and two coin boxes.
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W. Grant St
One Accident Marred Weekend On City Highways
One accident was logged on city and county highways over the weekend. Lucius Johnston aged 27 of 307 West Walnut Street was injured Saturday when his motorcycle on East Washington Street collided with a car driven by Mark Must aged 59 of 127 West North Street. Johnston treated for groin, shoulder and hand injuries at New Castle Hospital and discharged. City police investigated. state police reported a quiet weekend.
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Lucius Johnston
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E. Washington St
Mark Must
W. North St
Johnston
New Castle Hospital
Wallace mobilizes 1500 police for Alabama race crisis
Gov. George Wallace prepares to enter Tuscaloosa to block two Negro students from enrolling at the University of Alabama. He appeals for calm, warns against mob violence, and to stand with him in the schoolhouse door as a test of federal authority over integration.
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Donald F. Martin Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
National Guardsmen
Fort W. W. Brandon
George Wallace
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Variable cloudiness today with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and cooler north regions. Highs 70 to 80 north and 80 to 88 south. tonight mostly cloudy with thundershowers and cooler readings. Tuesday cloudy and cooler with occasional showers and lake conditions show small craft warnings in effect with southerly winds shifting northerly tonight.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Strike Looms In Rail Talks
Washington negotiators race to avert a nationwide railroad strike as a 30 day cooling off period ends at midnight EDT Tuesday. The talks include Labor Secretary Wirtz with unions warning that new work rules could eliminate thousands of firemen and overhaul pay for 200000 operating employees. Officials say optimism is scarce amid a three year dispute over featherbedding and proposed job changes.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Presidential Railroad Commission
Senate Workhorse Harvey Taylor Still Outworks Younger Rivals
Harvey M. Taylor, aged 87, is highlighted for his energy and productivity in political work, noted as a workhorse beyond younger colleagues. The piece references Capitol Whirl on page 3 and Sydney J. Harris's column on page 4 about New York traffic, with additional page 16 coverage of Ken McBride of Los Angeles Angels reacting to his brother's death in an auto accident.
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Senate
Harvey M. Taylor
Capitol
New York
Sydney J. Harris
Ken McBride
Los Angeles ‘Angels
Minnesota Twins
Thirteen Playgrounds Open for 10 Week Season in Ellwood City
Thirteen playgrounds in Ellwood City borough and surrounding area open for a 10 week season today. The hours vary by section with News from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Photo and Society from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sports and other sections begin at 6 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. respectively. News phones provided OL 4-6651 and Want Ads OL 8-8511.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Deaths Reported for June 10 1963
The death record lists Mollie E. Duda 49 of 18 Ellwood St Samuel E. Neyman 28 of 812 Albarn Ave Arthur R. Davidson 80 of 320 Green St George Frisk 80 of Ellwood City Mrs Earl Young 53 of Ellwood and Mrs Dale Baker 25 of Columbus Oh.
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Mollie E. Duda
Ellwood St
Samuel E. Neyman
Albarn Ave
Arthur R. Davidson
Green St
George Frisk
Ellwood City
Earl Young
Dale Baker
Columbus
Macmillan Returns Home To Delve Into Scandal
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returns from holiday to face a growing security and sex scandal linked to the Profumo affair, Cuba crisis tensions, and a planned London summit maneuver. Ward faces charges in a separate case tied to the same circle as Profumo and Keeler.
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Macmillan
London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
John Profumo
Profumo
Cuba
Earl of Home
Earl of Arran
London Daily Mail
Mail
Arran
Home
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Ward
Ivanov
Washington
Christine Keeler
Ward
Miss Keeler
Kennedy targets gambling empire fueling US underworld
Attorney General Kennedy expanding a federal drive against illegal gambling, described as the top revenue source for organized crime. The report cites a $50 billion annual turnover, new DOJ powers, and raids across 61 cities, with names of racketeers and details of wagering taxes and device taxes.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Peo
Bobby Kennedy
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
U. S
James P. O’brien
Kennedy
Wallace moves to block two Negro students at Alabama
Gov. George C. Wallace arrives with plans to stand in the university doorway to prevent the enrollment of Vivian Malone and James Hood while a calmed but tense campus preps for a pivotal moment. Police and National Guard units, including special forces, guard the area amid a looming confrontation.
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UPI
James A. Hood
Vivian Malone
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Wallace
James Hood
Col
al Lingo
Department of Public Safety
Alabama
Alfred Harrison
Ft. Benning
Harrison
Autherine Lucy
Mayors Back Kennedy Civil Rights Plea At Meeting
In Honolulu delegates to the National Conference of Mayors endorsed President Kennedy’s call for a grassroots civil rights program. Kennedy urged local officials to form biracial human relations committees, align ordinances with the Constitution, and promote a summer campaign to reduce youth unemployment and school dropouts.
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Honolulu
UPI
Kennedy
National Conference of Mayors
Sam Massell
Atlanta
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