Two Women Prostitution Ring Nabbed in New York
Two women aged 25 and 27 were charged with prostitution after a date with two men in New York. One man, posing as an ad writer, hired a jingle and boasted of being a cop. Detective Frank Nallan coordinated the arrest with uniformed officers. Nearby, 2,000 onlookers watched a Baltimore man arrest scene at the Hotel Almanac where an apparent self-inflicted death was staged with a dummy and pillows. The suspect, Garry Lewis Kaufman, 21, faced disorderly conduct charges and was held on $500 bail for Friday’s hearing.
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Frank Nallan
Garry Lewis Kaufman
Oaklee Village
Baltimore
Kaufman
Detroit
Taylor Township
Alex Cato
Cato
Joseph Brugel
Supreme Court refuses action on West Coast strike ban
The Supreme Court denied review of a 80 day cooling off order that barred a West Coast seafarers strike after June 30. The dispute involves the Pacific Maritime Association and three unions and the court left in place a prior appellate ruling striking down the ban.
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George B. Harris
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U.S. Climate Court of Appeals
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Marine Firemen’s Union
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Marine Cooks and Stewards
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Salvatore Valenti
Caterina di Paolal
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Lawrence Chris Wages
Topher Gamer
California
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Mexico
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Rusk Says Russ Don’t Want Berlin Settlement
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said on Sunday that the United States sees no satisfactory basis for direct negotiations with the Soviet Union on the Berlin crisis at this time. Rusk noted uncertainty whether Russia seeks a direct settlement and emphasized no deal has been found yet.
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Pasternak’s Adopted Daughter Freed in Russia Report
Moscow reports Irina Ivinskaya, adopted daughter of Boris Pasternak, freed from prison after about half her sentence for alleged illegal behavior connected to foreign royalties. Olga Ivinskaya, Irina’s mother, was also held and released in a Moscow court case tied to the same charges.
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UPI
Irina
Boris Pasternak
Pasternak
Rina
Olga Ivinskaya
Trina
Olga
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