British Arrest 13 in Train Robbery
An announcement reports 13 arrests linked to a train robbery in Britain. New raids were carried out in the London area with searches at hundreds of houses. Police sought the gang’s money, tracking new currency and large sums found in suspects’ possession.
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London
Baker
Ard
Neuse Weet Oakley
Surrey
Scotland
East Molesey
Hournemouth
Tives
Baily Velegraph
Mob Ousts Brazzaville Congo Chief in Riots and Fallout
Rioting in Brazzaville leads to President Youlou’s resignation and a new cabinet. French forces withdraw support as thousands march on the palace. Police arrest several regime figures amid unrest linked to trade unions and protests against one party rule. Meanwhile, a Buckinghamshire train robbery suspects inquiry unfolds with unclear links to a possible gang woman.
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Youlou
Thei
Jim Bournemouth
Pee Fulice
Scotland Yard
London
Cheddington
Oakley
Buckinghamshire
Bournemouth resort noted for cliffs and ravines
A fragmented report describes Knock-Run Case Bournemouth as a juputa resort 107 miles southwest of London with sandstone cliffs overlook ing the beach and ravines. In England a separate item notes a 70-year-old man, John Allison, linked to a robbery scene in Reading, as police search for clues while a suspect pleads guilty and receives a conditional release after a strangulation incident involving a car window and a neck restraint.
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Bournemouth
Juputa
London
Kingscton
Eng
UPJ
John Allison
Reading
Terry
Weist
Thej
Rune Neck
Gang
Rail Peace Plan Report Erroneous
A report about a rail peace plan was described as erroneous. Investigators said King misunderstood an old railroad rules settlement proposal and believed a new plan agreeable to five rail unions existed. The article covers weapons found, affiliations with the John Birch Society, and ongoing labor dispute negotiations. Names include King, George Joseph, Baldwin, Meany, and the NSRP in Alabama and California areas.
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King
Nara
Inval Adm
George Joseph
Israel
Navy
Treasury
Baldwin
Park Police
John Birch Society
Formant
Belmont Shore
Birch Society
Gar
States Rights Party
Birming
Ham
Ala
U.S
J. 4
California
Camp
Childress
Bellflower
Meany
NSRP
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Grand Jury Jion
America
Kaysital
Contro
Versy
Washington
Bavely
Wat Corm
Afl-Cio
Qd Pelee
Proclamation of One-Party System Postponed Amid Rumors
Sources say the president quit after a long dramatic conference with army and union leaders, with claims of threats of violence. Other reports suggest Youlou has no immediate plans to leave the country.
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Hfancady
Authoritie
UPI
Wade
Youlou
Publisher Dies in Ukiah After Long Journal Run
Ukiah Daily Journal founder and publisher Hen Nive Oster Cober, 68, died at home Wednesday. She and her husband ran the paper since 1931, shaping local news in Ukiah through decades.
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UKIAH
Hennive Oster Cober
Jounal
Press-Jetegram i rriege See at Post Parmoni Par
A fragmented OCR item mentions a post parade or pageant scene at KA venue with references to Press and Telegram coverage. Readable bits point to a local event or notice involving a press outlet and parade at a city location. Further details are illegible in the available text.
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ANSE
Brazzaville - Congo
Youtou
Del
Malcola Fewkell
Quiven Buckinghamshire
McArthur
Gerald McArthur
Scotland Ward
L.B
Burr Bros
Byers
Porterhouse
Spencer Steaks
Burr Bros. Meats
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Liewe Shabe
NOT AT Our AT the
Levin's
Bank Americucds
Levins Menswear
Pine Avenue
Skei
Aaron Schultz
52Nd
Atlantic
Thomasville
American
Bassett
Lane
Simmons
SEALY
Mlerander Smith
Broyhill
Sunset Lamp
BROWN
Saltman
Mininiwin
Berti
S2nd
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