Cab Yields $11,200 Not Mine DeSapio Says
In New York a taxi driver found an $11,200 package on the back seat. Carmine G DeSapio denies ownership and pledges to donate any claim proceeds to the New York Foundling Home if no rightful owner appears within 90 days. The cabbie Petrie awaits police counts while DeSapio explains his taxi ride from lower Sth Ave to the Biltmore Hotel.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Carmine G. DeSapio
DeSapio
Petrie
Poice
Lower Sth Ave
Biltmore Hotel
Ferrig
Air Force rocket to be launched from giant balloon
An Air Force project plans a 23 foot rocket to reach speeds over 17000 mph for cosmic ray and magnetic field studies. Aeronutronic Systems of Glendale built the craft under Air Force Scientific Research sponsorship. The four stage rocket carries 344 pound science package and will be released from a record balloon at 100000 feet, with a late September Pacific launch planned.
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Outer Space
Aeronutronic Systems, Inc
Ford Motor Co
Air Force
Glendale
Pacific
Aeronutronic Systems, Inc. v. Glendale
Ernst H. Krause
Aeronutronics
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Krause
Hen lays eggs 264 days straight at Rutgers poultry house
Meg O Day a hen at Rutgers University poultry houses produced an egg Wednesday marking her 264th consecutive day with no misses in maternal laying.
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Meg O'Day
Rutgers University Poultry Houses
Retrial Set for Nine Calif. Reds in Smith Act Case
In Los Angeles a new trial date of September 16 was set for nine of 24 California communist leaders affected by a Supreme Court ruling. U.S. Atty. Norman Neukom said retrial hinges on government decisions amid Smith Act and Jencks decisions allowing defense access to FBI files.
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Los Angeles
California
Supreme Court
U.S
District Court
Norman Neukom
Jencks
FBI
Canadians Assert UNEF to Continue After Indonesia Pullout
Ottawa says Indonesia’s decision to withdraw 580 troops from the U N Emergency Force in Egypt will not end UNEF. Canadian officials expect the force to operate for at least another year. UNEF troops guard the Gaza Strip frontier and the Gulf of Aqaba to enforce the Israeli Egyptian cease fire. Canada contributes 1,180 personnel, the largest single contingent.
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Ottawa
Indonesia
U.N
Egypt
UNEF
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Canada
Key Section Beaten New Rights Battle Boils on Jury Trials
The article reports a clash over civil rights legislation in Washington as a Senate amendment would curb jury trials for contempt in voting rights cases. Debate centers on enforcement, rights protections, and how the bill handles public school and civil rights integration issues. Senate leaders Johnson and Knowland push contrasting positions while southern opponents rally.
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Washington
Senate
Pere
Knowland
California
Rippedi
Sen. Javits
R-Ny
Tn Tramamtean
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. O'Mahoney
D- Wya
Three Cities Vie for JCC Parley Site Bid
Three cities Philadelphia Buffalo and Denver aim to host the Jaycee Congress with talks expected to center on civil rights and constitutional questions. The delegation pattern shows Democratic and Republican members weighing the court's decisions and federal protection clauses as they push for support and the right to civic inclusion.
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Aiken
Arcpaduescu
Supreme Court
Rights Investigating Commission
United States Senate
Roy Wilkins
Sec
Imple- Tulsa
Okla
National
Senate
Philadelphia
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Sens. Anderson
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JCC Parley
William Knowland
R-Calif
D-Tex
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Aaron Schultz
Chase
Mom
Pop
Atlantic Long Beach
Atlantic North Long Beach
Orange County
W. Center
Anaheim
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