Campaign to Continue Coconut Pleas for Aid From JFK Irk Official Gary
The Gary area campaign pushes coconuts to President Kennedy demanding federal aid. Lake County chief deputy prosecutor Henry Kowalscyk confirms three natives will be summoned before a grand jury to back their claims of crime and corruption under oath. Dale Baxter of the Glen Park Citizens Association says the effort will continue despite legal pressure as at least 70 coconuts were mailed to the White House in a week with messages seeking federal investigation and aid. A Chicago produce dealer later supplied fresh coconuts when Gary ran short.
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Gary
Dale Baxter
Glen Park
Chicago
Farm-Deal Suspicions Told Probers
Washington Agriculture Department auditor testified he learned by mid 1960 of possibly illegal farm and cotton planting allotments tied to Billie Sol Estes but did not report suspicions to Washington or local investigators. He described evidence as fodder for suspicion and criticized misaligned supervision and lack of authority within the department. The Senate subcommittee probes Estes related dealings and possible political influence in farm aid programs.
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Agriculture Department
A. F. Rounsaville
Temple
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rounsaville
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rounsavillé
Karl E. Munch
R-S.d
Berlin Wall
Estes
Mike Pappas
Pappas
New Mexico
Reeves County
Caddo County
Okla
Nobel Winning Zulu Seeks U.N. Aid for South Africans
Albert John Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize winner, pleads with the United Nations for stronger action to secure basic human rights for South Africa’s 12 million nonwhites. The Guardian in London carries the appeal, barred at home by a recent sabotage bill.
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London
Albert John Luthuli
United Nations
South Africa
Luthuli
The
Guardian
Western Democrats End Meeting With Resolutions
The 13 state Western Democratic Conference wrapped a three day session with resolutions endorsing the administration trade bill drug regulation outdoor recreation and public power projects while opposing private utility lobbying in Congress. Tensions rose as GOP and Democratic chairs clashed in Washington over a conference speaker's remarks about anti communism and free speech. Conference chair Girard Davidson called the gathering a complete success, saying it aimed to be controversial and succeeded.
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UPI
Congress
Washington
GOP
William Miller
W. H. Ferry
Fund For the Republic
John Bailey
Girard Davidson
Oregon
San Francisco Priest Bequeaths Million Estate to Rome School
The Right Reverend Monsignor Egisto Tozzi, pastor of All Souls Church in San Francisco, died Oct 16 and left more than 1 million dollars to a Rome high school and junior college founded by a monsignor’s nephew. A real estate appraisal disclosed the provision and noted Tozzi’s wealth came from prudent investments and church activities.
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San Francisco
Collegio
and Andriano
iMsgr
Egisto Tozzi
Uivities
All Souls Church
Sylvester Andriano
Father Tozzi
A. P. Giannini
U S Trade Bar for Leipzig Fair Aim to Bar Yank Wares
The Commerce Department said it will bar American businessmen from displaying wares at East Germany's Leipzig trade fair next month. Licenses to ship American-made goods will be refused, and officials cited East German political use of U S exhibitors. No diplomatic relations exist, limiting consular protection for U S citizens in East Germany.
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Washington
Commerce Department
East Germany
Leipzig
Department
Office of
Export Control
United States
Indian Defense Chief blocks MIG sale query
New Delhi defense minister V K Krish na Menon refused to discuss India's negotiations for Soviet MIG fighter planes provoking uproar in Parliament. He said it was not in the public interest to disclose details while MPs demanded whether Western powers and Red China protested the deal and whether alternatives were considered. An Indian detachment is in Moscow as the furor grows over the plan to build MIGs locally.
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New Delhi
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Red China
Moscow
Peiping
Nehru
China
United States
Britain
Dia
Indians Protest Russ A-Test Resumption
A committee of leading Indian citizens protested to Premier Khrushchev on Tuesday against the Soviet resumption of nuclear weapons tests. The protest, sent to Western Democrats and the Soviet embassy, urged Khrushchev to stop this crime against humanity and to end the tests. A resolution urged action by private utilities to lobby Washington and state capitals against public power projects.
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Fremier
iKhrushchev
Khrushchev
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D.C
Zemo Remedies Advertised Against Itching
An old ad promotes Zemo products for itching relief. It claims eleven methods to reduce itching, including soothing cooling effects and suppressing itching sensations. It also suggests antiseptics aid healing and pitches Zemo Liquid or Zeno Uintrient as best anti itch options.
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Zeno Uintrient
GO INTO BUSINESS FOR WOGING IN WE PRESS TELEGRAM
Chas allied “Business Opportunities” collection urges independent workers to partner with We Press to expand ventures and seize income chances. outlined program promotes self start services and press collaboration for venture growth.
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The
Independent
Woking
Chas
Congo Bans Katanga Firm Offices and Telecommunication
Leopoldville reports Congo orders all Katanga branch offices closed or risk closure nationwide. Premier Adoula challenges the edict after an emergency cabinet session. The government bans air travel into Katanga except for UN or sanctioned flights and suspends external communications via cables telex and morse. Officials expect Belgium cooperation to enforce.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
United Nations
Katanga l
Europe
Belgium
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