Murder plot unravelled in Birmingham ad offers assassin fee
Albert Hawkins 45 and Edna Hawkins clashed over marriage when police say Hawkins paid Barry Breese 700 pounds to become an assassin after answering a newspaper ad promising 250 pounds in minutes. Breese reported the plot, leading to charges of incitement to homicide as Hawkins faced questioning in England.
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Albert Hawkins
Edna
David E. Morgan
Morgan
Hirmingham
England
Hawkins
Barry Breese
Hinsiing
Senate Unit Treaty Clears 164 Vote in OK
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the limited treaty by 16 to 3, sending it to the full Senate for rapid ratification. Sen. Russell B. Long opposed. Aimed to avoid reservations, the move seeks agreement on understandings of the pact without renegotiation.
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Senate Unit
Washington
Senate
U.S
Fulbright
Southland Demonstrations Rally for Civil Rights in Four Cities
In Los Angeles and Orange County cities, thousands joined peaceful rallies urging equal rights. San Diego and Pasadena saw large marches with figures like Dr James Kennedy and Ruth Warrick among participants, calling for broader job opportunities for Negroes.
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Los Angeles
California
Washington
City Hall
San Diego
Balboa Park
James Scot Kennedy
Brooklyn College
N. Y
Congress
Kennedy
Waradedhrough Ban Berrachini
Mechanical ills Delay X15 Flight
Edwards AFB Calif UPI reports an X15 research flight was canceled due to mechanical troubles afflicting the rocket plane. Pilot Bob Rushworth and Air Force measurements were to proceed with planned tests but were postponed because of the faulting craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Upi
Air Force Met
Bob Rushworth
Spin Unease grips Coast as delivery cuts birthing pace
A murky notice from a local press outlet notes a parcel of shipments stalling along the coast. Officials report slower deliveries and rising anxiety among residents as workers adjust to new routes and tighter schedules.
Judge Warns Union Not to Strike at United Airlines
In Chicago a U.S. district court judge issued a temporary restraining order and warned union members against a planned wildcat strike of United Airlines ground crews. Judge Joseph Sam Perry extended the order until Friday after notices were already circulating at O'Hare International Airport. The dispute centers on preventing a walkout and potential job loss for defiant workers.
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Chicago
UPS
U.S
District’ Court
Bernard Decker
United
Stuart Bernstein
Perry
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