Jersey City Finds 2.4 Million in Abandoned Car
Federal tax liens total 3.395 million against bookmaker Joseph Moriarty, linked to a $2.4 million cash cache found in a car near Newark. Authorities say liens cover income taxes fraud penalties and interest for 1956 to 1961, with Moriarty serving prison time and denying or confirming ownership amid FBI scrutiny. Bonds in Moriarty and brother Alfred’s names were found with the money.
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Jersey
CIFY
Joseph
Newsboy
Jersey City
Moriarty
Alfred
Internal Revenue Service
Gross
GOP Congressional Candidates Briefed Briefings On Campaign Tactics
More than 150 Republican congressional candidates from 38 states gathered in Washington for briefings on issues and campaign tactics. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York will address the candidates and their managers on techniques he has used. Republican House members and GOP campaign committee officers led the closed meetings.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republican House
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
Brown Trailed Shell Nixon on Write-Ins in California
In California’s June 5 primary about four percent of Democratic voters backed Republicans Nixon and Shell as write-ins. Shell led with 43 645 Democratic votes while Nixon had 24 864. Brown drew 3 791 write-ins in the Republican column. Results come from 14 counties, covering 84.6 percent of voters, amid cross filing’s end and renewed calls for reform. Sacramento County showed strongest write-in support for Shell, while San Francisco had the lowest.
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UPD
California
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph Cy Shell
Edmund G. Brown
Shell
Nixon
Brown
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Contra Costa
Fresno
Kern
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San Joaquin
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Nixon-Shell
Sacramento County
Oxnard Man Faces Trial for Trampling a Flag
Wendell L. White, 37, pleaded innocent to a charge of desecrating an American flag and demanded a jury trial. A jury trial is scheduled for Aug 29. He is prosecuted under a rarely used state law making it a crime to publicly destroy a flag. Deputy Kimberlyson said White trampled the flag after grabbing it at his home while his son fired a blank-loaded pistol.
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Wendell L. White
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Tieup Halts Titanium for Rockets And Planes
Henderson Xev 4 production stopped at the Titanium Metal Co when about 400 members of the United Steel Workers Union struck late Thursday The plant produces metal for rockets and aircraft
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Henderson, Xev
Tietanium Metal Co
United Steel Workers Union
Goldwater Attacks New GOP Group Amid Rifts
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces a newly formed Republican group backed by former President Eisenhower. He says the National Republican Covens Committee was not voted on or discussed by GOP leadership, signaling ongoing intraparty tensions near the national scene in Washington.
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Sulivan
GOP National Committee
Goldwater
Citizens’ Committee
New York City
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Citizens Committee
JapanCool to U.S. Bid for Plants
Tokyo officials and business leaders greeted the Kennedy plan for Japanese investment in U S factories with skepticism. They argue higher U S wages and advanced industry would hamper competitiveness and prefer boosting exports. Japanese investments total 427 million since WWII, 80 million in the United States mainly via trading firms and joint ventures. Separately, Republican moves to create a national citizen committee drew reactions from Goldwater and Nixon. Nixon backs both All Republican Conference and the National Republican Citizens Committee, while Goldwater supports the former but not the latter.
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Tokyo
United States
Toshiya Hiramatsu
Mitsui Petrochemicals Industries Ltd
U.S
America
United” S States
Pensioners urged to claim free cordless hearing aids
State law now provides cordless hearing aids at no cost to pensioners. Associated Hearing Center invites readers to contact them at 622 Pine Ave Long Beach or call HE 2.0439 to obtain yours.
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Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Boy Faces Surgery Wants Father There
Five year old Eugene Ramey faces a heart operation Sunday in Gastonia. His father Cecil left the family January 6 1960, leaving Eugene with his mother Ann and five siblings. The Gaston County Heart Association will cover the medical costs and Eugene begs for his dad to be present during the hospital stay.
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Gastonia
Pauli Eugene Ramey
Eugene
Cecil Ramey
D. W. Kelly
Ann Ramey
Gaston County Heart Association
Adenauer Tours French Provinces After Talks With De Gaulle
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, rested after three days of talks with Charles de Gaulle, toured Rouen and Beauvais, visiting cathedrals and dining with Rouen officials. He then planned wine tastings at Bordeaux area chateaux, a stop at Rheims, and a joint parade near Mourmelon Camp before returning to Bonn.
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UPD
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulie
Rouen
Beauvais
Bordeaux
Adenauer
Chateau de la Brede
Chateau Margaux
Rheims
de Gaulle
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Bonn
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