London couple chase Texas dream on transatlantic flight
London arrival tells newsmen at London Airport that Charlie Wood a years old retiree from Dagenham and his wife boarded a direct transatlantic jet expecting Texas. The pair laughed at a mistaken route as their long journey toward Corpus Christi continued with hopes of reaching the Lone Star State.
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London
Charlie Wood
New York
Corpus Christi
Texas
Buenos Aires
Charlie
Ford
Dagenham
Idlewild
Reverse Freedom Rides Draw Fire in JFK Era Debates
President Kennedy condemned reverse freedom rides as a cheap publicity stunt while Southern segregationists push to move African Americans north. The report describes lawmakers plans to ferry Negro families to senators homes, and cites reactions from civil rights leaders, a New Orleans coordinator, and a New Orleans man who finds benefit in the push. It notes the literacy test bill's Senate vote and a New York to London air journey tied to the uproar.
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Kennedy
Washington
George Singelmann
Citizens Council of Greater
New Orleans
Selfe de Scribe
Southern Movement
Macie Wood
America
Tion
the Woods
Southampton
Senate
Wood
Kitty Kazissis
New
South- Eus
Idlewild
Their &F
Roy Wilkins
Executivi Fiteht
National Assg
Charlie
London
Pan American Airways
New York
Iociation
Hartzell A. Craig
San Francisco
TRACP
U S Presses Bonn for Unity on Berlin
In a news conference, President Kennedy sought to downplay Allied differences over East West talks. He affirmed ongoing discussions with the Soviet Union and West Germany supporting continued dialogue while differing on a proposed international authority for Berlin. Adenauer warned the plan is unworkable and may risk East German recognition. Capone kin arrested on gambling tax stamp charge in Chicago.
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Awashington
United States
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Kennedy
Berlin
Hut
Ennedy
West Germany
Hel
East Berlin
East Germany
U.S
Capone
Chicago
UPD
Albert Rayola Capone
Thhe Tate
al Capone
Press Celestam enters a second etaly vice long beach
Fragmentary OCR notes place a dubious event at Long Beach California with misread names and stray phrases. The readable items mention a daily publication and a Pine Avenue address, but no clear dates or actions.
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Long Beach
Caill
Areloe Dell
Pine Ave
Long Beech
Convict Yanks as Red Spy in Germany
Harold Noah Borger, 42, an American businessman born in New York City, was convicted by a West German court of attempting to spy for East Germany. The former Air Force major was found guilty of serving as an agent of East German military intelligence from February 1960. He received a 15 month prison term.
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Karlshruhe
Germany
UPI
Harold Noah Borger
East Germany
Borger
New York City
Europe
Supreme Court
Air Force
Guenther Maennel
Five Steel Firms Deny Price Fixing at Federal Hearing
Four steel companies and four executives pleaded not guilty to Sherman Act charges alleging price fixing and bid rigging in steel forgings. The Open Die Forging Institute and executives from Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Erie Forge and Midvale Heppenstall face trial set between 1948 and 196. Homer Lackey of Eric Forge was sidelined by surgery with pleading postponed to May 28.
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New York
Sugarman
Steel Company
Amy
Navy
Bethlehem Steel Co
United States “Steel, Erie ‘Orge and
Steel Corp
Midvale-Heppenstall Co
Open Lie Forging Insitute, Inc
New York City
Sidney Sugarman
Homer Lackey
Eric Forge
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District of Columbia
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Atlanta
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