Indicted Bookie Ring Leaders Targeted by Police
Los Angeles police guard 27 suspects named in secret grand jury indictments in a nationwide bookmaking syndicate. Several defendants agreed to testify, with top local organizer Todd Sugar Brown of Boston connection. Bail changes noted for Gershenhorn and Kane as investigators traced the operation center to Boston with $20 million weekly activity.
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Khrushchev rails at China as Kennedy eyes rail crisis
Khrushchev denounces Chinese demands in Moscow while urging peace over war and warning about nuclear fallout. He accuses hardliners of seeking revolution and war, saying socialism can win in peaceful competition. In Washington, a six member fact finding panel delivered its report on the rail strike to President Kennedy, who plans to present legislative options to Congress soon.
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Lester Cohen Dies Aged 61 Novelist Of Best Sellers
New York reports novelist Lester Cohen 61 died of a heart attack at his home Wednesday night. He rose from poet to best seller with Sweepings 1926, which became film bases in 1933 and 1939. He authored Coming Ham 1848 and wrote the Human Bondage screenplay. Other works include The Steal Bear Two Worlds Aaron Traum coauthored with his father Hyman Cohen.
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Khrushchev Eyes Nuclear Test Ban Breakthrough
Khrushchev renews a 1958 proposal for international control posts around ports and borders and hints at a partial test ban deal. Western sources note talks in Moscow with Harriman Gromyko and Lord Hailsham as optimism remains high for progress on cold war issues including Berlin and a direct Washington Moscow hot line.
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Political Talks Fail in British Guiana
In Georgetown British Guiana talks between the two major parties broke down as the People's National Congress demanded immediate lifting of emergency fishing restrictions imposed two months ago. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan's People’s Progressive Party rejected the demand saying the measures are needed to keep order in the colony amid high racial tension.
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Robert Wagner to Wed Actress Amid Airport Disappearance
Reporter notes rumors of actor Robert Wagner preparing to wed actress Ber as details emerge from a London airport incident. The story references a vanishing figure near an airliner and a wedding planned at a major venue, with financial figures and timelines indicating a high profile public case.
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