Indict Hoffa in Million Dollar Graft Case
In Orlando Florida federal court Hoffa and allied figures face a land development scheme linked graft charges. Indicted in Nashville with Hoffa are Commercial Carriers Inc and Test Fleet Corp. The indictment alleges $1,009,057 routed through Test Fleet with $242,273 net income pre taxes. Hoffa Brennan used name changes to conceal ownership. Arraignment set for June 7. Hoffa seeks jury trial.
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Secret Army Foe Moves to France
MAS THIBERT France The Bachage Boualem an Algerian Moslem leader who defied the European Secret Army arrived in metropolitan France with about 60 family members and aides. He is vice president of the French National Assembly and long controlled the al yasi area near Orleansville with a private army. Two months earlier Secret Army agents sought to recruit him to support keeping French rule in Algeria but he refused. No reason was given for his sudden move, though fear of reprisals by the Secret Army was suspected.
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Cholera Epidemic In Narayangan Claims Dozens Of Lives
Officials reported a cholera outbreak in Narayangan near Dacca resulting in 26 deaths, mostly children. The town noted the epidemic has been effectively controlled and that the population has been inoculated.
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Monsoon Delays U S Thailand Camp In 1960s Conflict
U S forces in Thailand under hold-fire orders brace for joint field exercises with Thai troops amid monsoon floodwaters near the Mekong. Gen Harkins plans rest from Saigon as Lt Gen Richardson leads buildup toward 5 000 troops. Laos conflict looms with Pathet Lao countering Souvanna Phouma efforts toward a neutral government under Geneva talks.
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Europe
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Local Post Maintains Weekly Distribution in Long Beach
The notice states press service delivery at Pas Office on Pine Ave in Long Beach California. It notes second class waiter status and references the Audit Bureau of Circulation for a single copy member audit.
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Accidents in L B Area Take Three Lives
In Long Beach area incidents a 57 year old man Ernie M Bernard died after his car hit a tank on Figueroa Boulevard near 108th Street. A Glendale truck driver Edward G Hayes 61 reported the crash. In Saigon a grenade attack injured several servicemen on a sidewalk near the Yung Dan Hwei theater outside a hotel housing American forces.
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Pensioner’s Bulletin New State Law Covers Free Heating Aids
New state law provides cordless heating aids at no cost to pensioners. Pensioners are urged to contact Associated Wearing Center for eligibility details and how to obtain the aids. Address given is 622 Pine Ave Long Beach and telephone HE 20459.
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Kennedy urges labor to build a better world at bond project
President Kennedy spoke at the dedication of a $40 million cooperative apartment project in New York Garment District. He urged unions to finish unfinished business and warned against resting on laurels. About 15,000 to 26,000 filled the plaza under 95 degree heat as Meany Rocke and Dubinsky listened.
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Nixon Proposals Spark Heated Exchange in California
Former Vice President and Republican gubernatorial hopeful Richard Nixon outlined a broad state government reorganization during a San Francisco address. Proposals included constitutional revision, streamline commissions, cut state press agents, cap career staff and elected officials, reapportion the Senate, longer legislative sessions, and focus on boosting business and California products in foreign markets. Challenger Hale Champion, in a reply, deemed several ideas vague and unnecessary, while noting Gov. Earl Warren Browne’s progress on some issues.
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Fugitives Returned as Hong Kong Tightens Refugee Crackdown
Hong Kong authorities issued heavy fines and up to two years in jail for residents aiding refugees fleeing Red China. More than 200 refugees reportedly jumped from trucks near the frontier to blend into crowds, while British forces reinforced a barbed wire border to stem the tide. The UN notes responsibility lies with the mainland regime, while Formosa offers only token asylum.
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Organist Fired After 21 Years In Stamford Church
Rev Edgar Wright the Anglican vicar announced the firing of Albert Lill the church organist for 21 years. He cited Lills lack of interest as the reason for the dismissal in Stamford England.
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Fatal Riverside Freeway crash near Grove Street
In Orange County, Mrs Mildred Shaffer aged 57 died when a car driven by her daughter Patricia Ann Wilby 27 collided with another vehicle at the Riverside Freeway Grove Street offramp. Wilby’s son Michael 2 and Patricia were treated for minor head injuries at Fullerton Community Hospital. Driver Charles H Konarska 54 of Anaheim was not present at the scene. The other driver Frank J Elio 36 of Orange was unharmed. Authorities said Shaffer, a widow, had visited Wilby several weeks prior.
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Wilby
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Kennedy denies interference in family campaign
John F Kennedy's youngest brother Ted Kennedy flatly denied any meddling in his brother's campaign and said the family has other interests. He asserted that brothers did not interfere and indicated upcoming proof at the proper time in what was described as a double hatraled confrontation with rivals.
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