Transfer for 250 Folding Trial Proceedings
RAMSEY'S cross examination of Jordan revealed gaps in cooperation and memory about a 1960 meeting between Dr. Garland and Thiele, a missing discussion with Henry, and questions about recording the talk. Jordan denied recalling requests for money and said he sought removal from the case multiple times as authorities shifted jurisdiction.
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Ramsey
Jordan
Henry
Garland
Thiele
Black
Dr. Garland
Finch and
Police Department
Music in a telephone booth at Criminal Courts Building
Odd sound of muted trumpets saxophones and piano fills a reporter press room as a bizarre pay phone music issue baffles reporters and a phone company spokesman cannot explain the source. A gorilla named Mike improves after an intestinal parasite misdiagnosis due to a zoo employee mix up.
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New York
Criminal Courts
Criminal Courts Building
Roosevelt Tax Settlement Reached
Rep James Roosevelt son of a former president reaches a 7468 settlement with the Internal Revenue Service over 1954 and 1955 tax arrears stemming from a property settlement with his former wife Rommelle.
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Los Angeles
UPS
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Internal Revenue Service
Income Tax Agency
Roosevelt
Rommelle
Lonely Hearts Club ad reveals love above wealth lessons
A feature on Lonely Hearts clubs shows a clash of values as ads promise wealth and status while readers recall letters from hopeful singles. An ugly but rich man and a poor but charming man seek companionship, sparking questions on what truly attracts a partner.
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Nol
Betty
Sol
Dier
New Mexico
Box
California
No Missile Gap Persists Says Arms Chiefs
The article discusses Kennedy’s critique of Russian missile strength, Nixon’s past remarks, and McNamara's drive to complete a White House reassessment by March. It notes possible Pentagon changes to bolster U S capabilities for limited wars, including Polaris submarines, more transport planes, and a renewed missile program, while considering future weapons options.
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Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
United States
Nixon
Pentagon
Robert 5
McNamara
White House
Polaris
Russia
Defense Department
Hoffa Rules Out National Strike
Hoffa says there will be no nationwide strike by the Teamsters. he told a Miami press conference the idea would be bad for the union. He is in Florida with lawyers preparing for trial in Orlando on charges of misused teamster funds and fraud related to a Norwegian tanker blaze that killed one crewman and injured four others.
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Miami Beacha
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Four Children Die In Duplex Fire in Grand Forks
A duplex blaze in Grand Forks ND killed four children Linda 10 David 3 Donald 2 and Connie Lynn 1 and injured their mother and five other persons. The father is jailed in Bismarck for robbery. The fire was the second in 24 hours in the same two story building.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Conrad Anderson
Linda
David
Donald
Connie Lynn
Bismarck
Fragmentary newspaper notice from Lang Beachy area
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice mentioning a post, periodical delivery, and an audit bureau of circulation. It references a Lang Beachy location and a non Sunday publication pattern, but core details are unreadable.
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Qelaram
Ng Beach
Collt
Eee
Artier
Meee
Cirtate
Bereau
Ping Ave
Lang Beachy
Bald Eagle Finds Haven in Keokuk Iowa Drought Winter
In extreme southeast Iowa the bald eagle, symbol of the United States, Audubon Society and local authorities report up to 12 of the vanishing breed counted in a single day by the Mississippi River at Keokuk Dam.
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U. S
Keokuk, Iowa
UPI
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Iowa
United States
Audubon Society
CAB Aid Advises Added L B Flights
CAB aid suggests extra Long Beach flights with indirect through service to Bay Cities Sacramento and Reno. Cusick says extending Pacific Air Lines would improve service to nearly all points of local interest while criticizing past inadequate air transport.
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Long Beach
Bay Cities
Sac Iramento
Reno
Cusick
Pacific Air Lines
Dr Hannah to Remain Civil Rights Commission Chief
White House announced that Dr John Hannah will stay on as chair of the Civil Rights Commission after conferring with President Kennedy. Hannah, former president of Michigan State University and ex-assistant secretary of defense, had offered to resign. he has served on the commission since 1957.
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Washington
John Hannah
Civil Rights Commission
White House
Pierre Salinger
Hannah
Kennedy
Michiigan State University
Defense
Eisenhower
T the Commission
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