Israel Police Nab Fugitive Red Spy Facing Life Term
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, a bail jumping US life-term Soviet spy, arrested in Tel Aviv. He was arraigned and ordered held for official charges within 10 days, with alleged illegal entry and false papers. Soblen arrived from New York via Paris, using a Canadian pass in his brother Beras Soble’s name. The case raises no Israel US extradition treaty. Morgenthau vows efforts for return. Soblen slept, ate, and read the Jerusalem Post before police took him into custody at the Savoy Hotel.
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New York
Paris
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Savoy
Robert M. Morgenthau
Beras
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Ari Ankorion
Jerusalem Post
Ahalom Yarkoniand
Soviet Union
US. Court of Appeals
U. S S. Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
William B. Herlands
Herlands
Dina Soble
Mickey Cochrane Dies A Hall of Fame catcher and former Tigers manager
Gordon Stanley Cochrane known as Mickey Cochrane dies at 59 in Lake Forest Hospital after a long illness. He starred for the Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit Tigers, led Detroit to pennants and a World Series title, and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1947. He later worked in public relations and as a Tigers scout.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Lake Bluff
George Caldwell
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Detroit Tigers
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Gordon Stanley Cochrane
Bengals
Detroit
Connie Mack
Middletown Woman In New A M A Post
Mrs Harry F Pohmann of Middletown New York began her term as first vice president of the women's auxiliary of the American Medical Association replacing the outgoing officer in a momentous leadership move.
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Chicago
Harry F. Poh!mann
Middletown
N.Y
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Medical Association
Democrats Honor Mrs. Roosevelt at Carnegie Hall
More than 2,500 people gathered in Carnegie Hall to honor Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The New York Committee for Democratic Voters sponsored the event praising her help in rebuilding the Democratic Party and leadership in the reform movement. Attending were candidates for governor Samuel S. Stratton and Howard J. Samuels.
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Carnegie Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviets miss milk target in first half of 1962
Pravda reports that Soviet milk production for the first half of 1962 is 20 percent below the government target. Meat production is also off, according to a speech by Presidium member Gennady Voronov at a top level agricultural conference in the Kremlin.
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Pravda
Présidium
Gennady Voronov
Kremin
Kennedy urges families to pray at home after court ruling
President Kennedy says the Supreme Court school prayer decision is the law and deserves support even if not fully agreed with. He urges every family to pray more at home and notes disagreement may follow while defending constitutional principles.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Washington
Federal Employe Held for Helping Killer to Escape
Richard A. Tuscher a 26 year old Utica claims representative with the U S Social Security Administration was charged as an accessory to a felony for helping Ronald Samanka a 22 year old suspect escape after the fatal stabbing of May Ladd 67 at her farm near Frankfort in Herkimer County. Samanka admitted stabbing Ladd five or six times and may face a homicide charge when a grand jury convenes in September.
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May Ladd
Herkimer County
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Blaisdell
Dist
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Rochester
Senate Passes JFKs Sugar Bill Overhaul
The Kennedy administration won a high profile sugar fight in the Senate with a 76 to 2 vote in favor of a bill to end subsidies to foreign producers. The measure moves to a House conference as the current sugar law nears its midnight Saturday expiration. Senator Byrd warned of possible conference deadlock and suggested a possible temporary extension.
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Kennedy
Senate
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House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Regents weigh prayer ban effects on school activities
Albany reporters note the State Board of Regents to review how the U S Supreme Court ruling banning official school prayers may affect classroom religious activities. The two day session will consider Christmas pageants local officials reciting prayers and daily class day singing of America in New York City schools.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New York State
New York City
Board of Education
America
Freeman Acknowledges Estes Case Errors in Senate Hearing
Secretary Freeman acknowledged some errors and shortcomings in the Estes case during testimony prepared for the Senate Investigation subcommittee. He defended the Agriculture Department but said Estes should not have received additional cotton acreage allotments and described Estes' advisory committee appointment as a mistake.
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Hearng
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Charles 5. Murphy
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Horace D. Godfrey
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Farmer Committee
Godfrey
Karl E. Mundt
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
Mundt
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Two Surrender From Western State Prison Tower Standoff
Pittsburgh prisoners reduce tower standoff as 11 convicts hold 100 foot high position to protest alleged brutality. Two men climb down within two hours, one aided by guards, other unaided, while officials say gas in use but deny mistreatment.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Robert Payne
Payne
Mess Hall
James J. Pletcher
Pietcher
Arthur T. Prasse
State Bureau of Corrections
Harrisburg
Cardinal Spellman Decries School Prayer Ruling in Faith Message
Cardinal Spellman of New York condemns the Supreme Court decision banning prayers in public schools as a blow to America's heritage. He spoke after attending the 50th anniversary Mass for Bishop Joseph A. Burke of Buffalo.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York City
U. S
America
Cardinal Spellman
Joseph A. Burke
Tombstones Sought In Classified Mix Up
In Concord North Carolina a classified notice misprint offered two tombstones for sale at 860 each. Mrs D J Faggart said she meant to sell two trom bones and received several replies despite the error.
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Concord Tribune
D. J. Faggart
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