Thief steals 22420 in cash gems and stock in San Francisco
Barbara Brazier Bernato Thornhill reported the burglary after returning from vacation. Officers noted the loss included securities valued at 20320 and a 1000 diamond pendant. No forced entry found. Thornhill, separated from George B. Thornhill, filed for divorce. Previously married to Michael Barnato, son of Kimberly discoverer Capt Woolf Barnato.
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Barbara Brazier
Bernato Thornhill
Kimberly
San Francisco
George B. Thornhill
Atherton
Calif
Michael Barnato
Capt
Woolf Barnato
Wirtz calls in aid of 5 rail unions to avert strike
Labor Secretary Wirtz summoned leaders of five railroad operating unions as talks resumed to avert a nationwide rail strike set for August 29. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds planned a fourth straight day of talks with management and labor over crew sizes for conductors, trainmen, and switchmen, with a focus on firemen aboard diesel engines before Tuesday.
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Washington
UPT
W. Willard Wirtz
Asst. Labor
James J. Reynolds
Management and Labor
Reynolds
Hell Rebels to Mountains
Haitian exiles who invaded Haiti have taken to the hills to wage guerrilla warfare against President Francois Duvalier. Port au Prince sources say the drive across northern Haiti has fizzled or been dispersed by Duvalier's forces. A defector said Gen. Leon Cantave and the main column melted into the mountains with 12 men.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
iAaiti
Francois Duvalier
Port Aux Prince
Haiti
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Coroner's Jury Clears Ward in Death by Own Action
A seven member coroner's jury ruled Ward died by his own actions as barbiturate poisoning after an attempted return to life of rebel activity in Haiti and Britain. The case touched on political scandal surrounding Christine Keeler and the British establishment.
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Charles Fisher
Detroit
Chark
Charles T
General Motors
Fishers
William A
Edward Alfred J. Fisher
Mr Ward
William Ernest
Ralph Smith
Charles
We Howard
Lawrence
Duke of Argyll
Mathilda Cu
France
Italy
Britain
Stanley Mortimer
Litchfield, Conn
New York
Martinez Power
London
Sid Luft
Garland
Wilshire Boulevard
Santa Monica
Luft
Santa Monica Hospital
California
Marianne Tenenhaus
UCLA
Miss Tenenhaus
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
William L. Dawson
D-Il
Dawson
Robert C. Weaver
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Rosemary Clooney
Cincinnati
Jose Ferrer
Miss Clooney
Marc Sylvain
A Corp
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davier
Derac
Haiti
Hemer
Soa
Cantave
Stephen Miss Keeler
Paul]Ward
Julie Gulliver
Despath
Ward
Duvalier
Sylvain
Quest
Teeler
John
Ler Cajavon
Macmillan
Fort Liberte
Amer
Himj
Lilules
Christine Keeler
Post Office reveals 1963 Christmas stamp design
The Post Office announced a three color painting titled National Christmas as the main feature of the 1963 stamp. The artwork shows a White House backdrop with a festive scene.
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National Christmas
White House
GOP Demands JFK Prove Test Treaty Increases U S Security
Secretary of State and top lawmakers argued over the atmospheric and underground nuclear test ban pact. President Kennedy asserted the treaty enhances U S security, with Senate hearings set to question witnesses and assess whether the accord truly strengthens defense while underground tests continue.
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Gop
Jfk
U.S
Washington
Beston
Moscow
London
Ures
MeNa
State Department
Senate Armed Services
Senate
Saigstvan
Joint Atomic Republican
Everett M
Energy Committee
Dirksen
Illinois
Tafter Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Mentin
Williams
Sol. Foster
Soviet Union
Britain
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Savoy-Hilton
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Dooley's Hardware Mart
Long Seach Blvd
Worth
Long Weach
Hell
Dupont
America
Long Beach
Anaheim
Los Angeles
Slauson Ave
West Covina
Sunset
City Hall
San Diego
Washington Mission Hills
Anaheim PR
Sherman Oaks
Ventura Blvd
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