Church Group Leader Criticizes Service Training Charge
Oklahoma City notes James Wine of the National Council of Churches General Board accuses some military manuals of promoting totalitarian indoctrination of servicemen. He cites an Air Force training manual alleging Communist influence in churches and church leaders. Wine calls the material subversive and says it may reflect subversive forces within government departments.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
National Council of Churches General Board
James Wine
Council
Air Force
General Board
Wine
U.S. Air Force
United States
Air Force Reserve
Communist Party
Communist Front
National Council
Prosecution Sums Up For Finch Jury
A Los Angeles prosecutor ends final arguments in the Finch murder trial charging Dr. R Bernard Finch and his accomplices with plotting and carrying out the wife’s killing near the West Covina estate. The defense says the gun fired accidentally during a struggle and disputes key witness statements. Prosecutors allege a murder kit and staged events to frame the crime.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Society
Clifford Craig
Bunch
Miss Tregoff
Finen
Barbara Jean
West Covina
Marie Anne Lidhelm
Crail
Miss Lidholm
Democrats Set $1,000 Pair Fee for Convention Access
A Los Angeles hosted Democratic National Convention ticket plan sets a 1000 dollar price per pair with a 1600 dollar contribution for entry. The nonpartisan host committee, backing a 430000 dollar support, says tickets are not for sale but offered to contributors.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
Chessman Seeks Innocence Proof In Missing Body Claim
In a 1500 word letter to Gov. Edmund Brown Cary Chessman says a missing body would prove his innocence of crimes for which he was condemned. He describes other evidence as a jig saw puzzle and does not reveal details or location of the search. Chessman, 38, was condemned in 196 for kidnapping with bodily harm. The governor granted a 60 day reprieve Friday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Cary
Chessman
Edmund Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Boy Survives Two Hours In Refrigerator
In Houston a 4 year old boy Ronnie Allgayer was found nude and nearly blue after two hours inside a refrigerator during a game with a girl playmate. He was awakened by muffled cries and brought to City-County Hospital for a hot bath and observation. doctors reported no lasting injuries.
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Houston
Tex
Pi - Jean Allgayer
Ronnie
Rockefeller Seeks Shelter Plan Support In Closed Session
Gov Rockefeller meets lawmakers privately to push a mandatory fallout shelter program due by July 1, 1963, amid public opposition. State Defense Council backs the plan, but leaders question readiness and cost.
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Rockefeller
Timothy D. Smith
Associated Press
Albany
State Defense Council
American Legion
Defense Council
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Mahoney
Jslatute
Legion
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Council
Defence Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Te Rts
Oth
Malcolm Wilson
Louis K. Lefkowitz
Rman
Anthony C. McRue
State Civil Defense Commission
Henry R. Luce
Rehief
Time
Life and Torture Magazines
David Sarnoff
The
Racie Corporation of America
John Wickham
Presdent
New York State Good’ Ro
Alfred H. Airchiefer
Buffalo Evening News
James FitzPatrick
Plattsburgh
A Lawyer Ltd
Claim painting by Leonardo da Vinci on Verrocchio work
British experts study a claim that a Madonna and Child painting once attributed to Verrocchio may be by Leonardo da Vinci. If proven, the work could become a landmark discovery, boosting value from about 200000 to well above a million at an exhibition at Britain's Royal Academy.
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Leonardo DA Vinci
London
Verrecchio
Christ
Britains
Royal Academy
Andréa del Verrocchio
Kingston Man Killed Crossing Street
Edward Cloonan of Kingston was killed Tuesday when struck by a speeding automobile while attempting to cross a street. Police said the incident happened in Kingston and the driver remained at the scene.
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Kingston
Edward Cloonan
Jones
Sicks
Lassiter
Jomey
Willow Run
Howard Whaley
Lassiters
Detroit
Murray, Ky
Henry Rhodes
Murray
Rhodes
Rio Hails Ike as Champion of Peace in Rio Welcome
Eisenhower rode through Rio amid the greatest crowd seen here, hailed as a champion of peace. Kubitschek welcomed him, praising U S friendship as salutes echoed from thirteen navy ships. The day featured parades, cheers of Ike, and hopes to end wars, with Rio’s excitement lasting through the visit.
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Rio
Ike
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Eisenhower
Juscelino Kubitschek
North America
Kubitschek
Brasilia
Navy
Galeao
Navy Ministry
Bomb Causes North Carolina Plane Crash
Government sleuths pin the 1936 wreck on a dynamite bomb set off by a dry cell battery near the seat of Julian Frank, a Westport attorney carrying a $1 million life policy. The crash near Bolivia, North Carolina killed 34. investigators note possible conspiracy. Frank’s body was recovered at Kure Beach, with the plane’s wreckage.
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Washington
North Carolina
Julian Frank
Westport
James R. Durfee
Cicit Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation
CAB
FBI
Frank
Kure Beach
X. D
Bolivia
N.C
Durfee
Last Ditch Attempt to Avert Walkout in Hollywood
The Screen Actors Guild will resume negotiations Thursday in a last-ditch effort to avert a strike against major movie studios. The planned walkout could halt theatrical films on March 7, while TV film work would continue. Core dispute is actors seeking a share of post-1948 movie profits sold to television. producers oppose, calling it double payment for one job.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Prohibition Nears End in Last Dry State
In Jackson Mississippi the Senate Temperance Committee approved a local option liquor bill by 4-2, marking a major step toward statewide repeal in the nation’s last dry state as a floor vote approaches.
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Jackson
Miss
New Hope
Senate Temperance Committee
Car Thief Steals Radiator In Oklahoma City
Henry Harris found his car running hot and discovered a stolen radiator under the hood. Police were notified after he checked the engine, signaling a radiator theft in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Harris
Youths Battle In Dixie Over Segregated Seating
In Chattanooga Tennessee Negro and white youths clashed at a downtown variety store over segregated lunch counter seating. Police Chief Ed Brown mobilized 250 officers and 40 auxiliaries after the peaceful march turned violent, arresting 11 whites and one Black. Schools placed guards. stores near closing time faced potential trouble. Similar sit ins occurred in Virginia and North Carolina with arrests and warnings from Georgia AG Eugene Cook.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Brown
Brown
Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
Greensboro
N. C
Winston-Salem
F. W. Woolworth Co
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Ku Klux Klan
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