Secretary's Brother Shoots Boss for Fooling Around
In New York, James Patrick Mullooly, 41, secretary Mary Mullory's brother and traveling auditor for Great Lakes Carbon, admitted shooting Taylor S. Gay, 54, vice president of Phillips Petroleum, in a Hudson Terminal telephone booth. Gay, riding with Mullory after a dinner, was wounded in the side by a 25 caliber pistol. Gay, Harvard 1929 graduate, earned about $90,000 annually. Mullooly said the motive was to prevent harm to his sister.
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Mary Mullooly
New York
Hudson Tribe
Taylor’ S. Gay
James
Jersey City
N. Mn
UPI
Palige
Taylor 5S
Ree Ink
Gay
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
Lower
Mary Mullory
N. J
James Patrick -Mullooly
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
Aucitor
Harvard
Rockefeller Seen as GOP Nominee in 1964
A Seattle GOP crowd leans toward Nelson Rockefeller as the likely 1964 presidential nominee. Though Nixon, Romney, Scranton, and Goldwater are discussed as possible contenders, Rockefeller’s re election and record offer a strong base for a bid. The view reflects a belief Kennedy will win a second term and emphasizes state by state delegate dynamics.
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George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Richardson’ Dilworth
Philadelphia
Sen
Bates Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Nixon
Hinman
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rockeffeller
Poll Shows Democrats Likely to Gain in November
A union conducted poll of Communications Workers of America members indicates Democrats could win control of the House and Senate this November. The survey, taken in April, shows Kennedy's popularity rising after opposing a steel price rise, with strong support for aged care under Social Security and GOP criticisms of Congress. It notes Truman's 1948 victory as a referenced benchmark and suggests no impact yet from the Bill Estes scandal or stock market volatility.
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Washington
House
Senate
Communications Workers of America
Kennedy
Roy Purdy
The
Communications Workers
Furdy
Milwaukee
Billle Sol Estes
Entertainer Union Faces Criticism From Blondie Star
Actress Pat Singleton charged the American Guild of Variety Artists with abandoning exotic dancers and strippers to racketeers and degrading working conditions in Philadelphia clubs. She testified before Sen McClellan's Rackets Subcommittee, accusing leaders of aiding liquor- and sex-club bosses and describing bargirls who solicit drinks for a commission.
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Washington
UPI+Ac
Blondie
Tory
Pat ‘Lynn Hackett
Congress Today
de Lh
Singleton
Sen. John
J. McClallan
Senate
Gifid
AGVA
Proteus Lion
Slackett
Philadelphia
Cortsistin
Hackett
MicClellan
Smcclellan
AGWA
McClellan
QF Agwa
Miss Singleton
Permits Abuses Raise Hong Kong Refugee Fears
Reports from Canton describe Chinese guards diverting exit permits and letting about 100 refugees slip into British Hong Kong, sparking concern of another mass escape. Mainland authorities reportedly issue exit permits while confiscating ration cards, risking humanitarian strain and food access for refugees.
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Hong
Kong
Hong Kong
Canton
Tony
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By Jack Bell
Seattle
Nelson’ A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
California
George J. Hinman
Mand
Mien Aers
Ogbee
Albany
Sling Nixon
Congress
American Medial Association
Ffenels
Oper
Petrocelli
Hampshire
Calvert
Brentano, Ltd
Knox Hat
Buffums
Long Beach
BankAmericaid International
City of
Monfidd
Union
Benson Supper Club
Ifong Kong
Red
China
Westminster
Sacred Grounds
Westminster Memorial Park
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