DOJ says it will present two perjury cases to grand jury
The Justice Department defended its stance against Senate Rackets Committee criticism and announced it is ready to present two perjury cases referred by the committee to a grand jury. Assistant Attorney General Malcolm Anderson said eight of fourteen referred cases were closed for lack of sufficient evidence, while six remain under study, including the two about to be presented. Kennedy voiced renewed disappointment at the perceived inaction but welcomed that actions may proceed.
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Justice Department
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Robert F. Kennedy
Rackets Committee
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Justee Department
Anderson
Department
Russian Carnival Midget Dies in Florida
MIAN Fla John LD Velikanoff a 65 year old Russian born midget of three feet eight inches tall died today in Mian Florida. Velikanoff arrived with a touring carnival that helped settle Sweetwater and was a member of a vaudeville troupe once known as the Royal Russian Midgets.
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Fla
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Velikanoff
Sweetwater
Europe
Asia
U S Jet Unit Arrives to Defend Formosa
A composite U S air strike force of Starfighters arrives in Formosa to defend the Nationalist Chinese base. The initial group lands at a northern Formosa base as two supersonic jets set world speed and altitude records. The unit, described as a small war deterrent, previously served in the Middle East.
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U.S
Formosa
Middle East
Nine youths jailed four years each for Notting Hill riot
A British judge sentenced nine youths aged 17 to 20 to four years apiece for racial rioting in Notting Hill on August 24. Armed with iron bars and a knife, they attacked Negroes, marking the start of London race disturbances, with others in Nottingham having occurred a week earlier. The defendants faced charges of wounding three and assaulting two.
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Notting Hall
London
Nottingham
Notting Hill
Two Yank Units Quit Lebanon
Two US Marine battalions are leaving Lebanon and will return to the United States. About 1,600 Marines and 8,000 Army troops in Lebanon are due to depart as the UN prepares for a General Assembly session in New York. The withdrawal follows orders at the request of Lebanon’s leadership amid tensions with the United Arab Republic, as Chehab’s election brings gradual normalcy. Rebel shops in Beirut ease curfew with stores allowed to stay open until 1 PM starting today.
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U.S. Navy
Suh Marine Regiment
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
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Mediterranean
Navy
United States
New York
Ana
Camile Chamoun
United Arab Republic
U.N
Dagstammarskjold
Lon
Foat
Chehab
Beirut
Discovery for hard of hearing offers $3 first treatment
An advertising notice from the Diagnostic Office in Long Beach promotes a hearing loss treatment claiming 70 percent of hard of hearing individuals will benefit. The program includes a first exam and treatment for $3 if the ad is presented within 10 days. It lists three possible approaches by condition and notes hours and location.
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Presa-Telegram
Southern
California
E. Broadway
S. J. Anderson
Long Beach
Hemiock
Weel
Eri
Pias
Detroit Plans Drive to End Rise of Polio
Detroit physicians push an education and inoculation campaign to curb a polio surge in the city. Twenty eight new metropolitan area cases reported weekend raising the year total to 322 in Detroit with 430 cases and 10 deaths in Wayne County since January 1. Health officials emphasize public education as the main challenge in stopping the epidemic.
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Detroit
UPI
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Wayne County
Joseph G. Molner
Dulles and Gromyko Arrive for Vital UN Assembly
United Nations in New York hosts a high level clash as Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko arrive to prepare for the 13th General Assembly session. Disarmament, Taiwan Strait issues, and Eisenhower era plans are on the agenda with Dulles meeting ambassadors and other ministers.
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U. N. General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
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Park Avenue
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Washington
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Moscow
Eisenhower
U. S
Formosa Strait
United States
Formosa
Gromyev
Nikita Khrushchev
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Far East
Francis O. Wilcox
Taiwan
American Association For the United Nations
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Wilcox
United Nations Secretariat
Whites Opened at Langston University Says Guthrie Paper
Guthrie Oklahoma UM President G L Harrison announces Langston University an Oklahoma Negro university now accepts white students. All other state supported colleges in Oklahoma remain open to Negro and white students.
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Guthrie
Okla
G. L. Harrison
Langston University
Oklahoma
Follow Their Noses Leads to Stolen Car?
Charlotte police may follow their noses to a car stolen during the weekend unless the thief cleans out the trunk. The owner C H Hamer had 10 pounds of cabbage and 100 pounds of onions in the trunk.
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C. H. Hamer
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