Soviet fighters buzz West Berlin air routes amid tension
Soviet jet squadrons along the 20 mile air corridors over East Germany harassed western airliners into West Berlin. British pilots reported a Soviet plane nearly collided with an airliner, with pilots noting increased buzzing and a dangerous atmosphere while Berlin air traffic stayed active. Captain James Martin protested after his Innsbruck to Tempelhof flight was buzzed and he called the action deliberate.
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East Germany
West Berlin
Sunaiang
Berlin
Cecil Drake
James Martin
Martin
Berlin Air Safety Center
Tempelhof
Innsbruck
Austria
Boston Broker Nabbed in $500000 Fraud Case
Anton E. Homsey, 55, a partner in a Boston brokerage, faced charges of using and misplacing over $500,000 of customer funds. He appeared with bail set at $10,000 after waiving examination, accused of pledging securities without consent and aiding a firm reportedly insolvent. The SEC seeks a receiver as investigations continue.
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Boston
Anton E. Homsey
Homsey
U.S
Francis Farrell
DuPont, Homsey & Co
Intel
Loas
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
G. Keith Funston
New York
Exchange Board of Governors
Houssey
SEC
Hornsey
Wellesley
Asst. U, 5S
Atty
Joseph 5. Mitchell Jr
du Pont, Homsey
Mitchell
Francis S. Keating
Fsee
Pompano Beach
Fla
Soviet Space Shot Seen Near America Speculation Rises
Unexplained movement of six Soviet ships in the Atlantic and Pacific prompts speculation that Russia may launch a manned space capsule soon. Navy details place a tanker and a tug off Grand Banks ready to recover a capsule if it lands in the Atlantic while Khrushchev visits New York.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
U. S. Navy
Grand Banks
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Walso
United States
Moon
Khrushchev
Knkand
Killer Grins Pleads Guilty in Riverside Murders
Karl Gentry, 17, admitted stabbing Charles Duyel, 45, and Sylvia Duyel, 47, during an Aug. 11 robbery attempt. He grinned in court as he pleaded guilty to murder and nine other counts, with two youths charged in the case. O'Hara, 16, was sentenced to life terms. Seiterle, 19, pleaded insanity.
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Riverside
API
Karl Gentry
Gentry
Charles Duyel
Duyel
Sylvia
John G. Gabbert
Duvels
Thomas N. O'Hara
David Seiterle
Seiterle
Giesler in critical condition after fourth heart attack this year
Hollywood lawyer Thorney Jerry Giesler, 74, once counsel for Lana Turner and Robert Mitchum, remained in critical condition at Mt Sinai Hospital after his fourth heart attack this year. He was hospitalized Wednesday.
Poling Holds Pat amid Catholic presidency fears
New YorkNewspaper report details Rev Dr Daniel A Polling editor of the Christen Herald and Dr Norman Vincent Peale distancing from but not repudiating a Protestant group’s resolutions. Polling says Peale did not help write the statements while defending the right of Protestants to discuss a candidate’s religious affiliations. The piece notes criticisms of Niebuhr Bennett and McIntire and mentions Kennedy involvement and shifts within Protestant circles toward reconciliation with Rome.
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New York
Daniel A. Polling
Norman Vincent Peale
Poling
Christen Herald
Peale
National Conference of Citizens For Religious Freedom
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Peate
Reinhold Niebuhr
John €. Bennett
Niebuhr
Bennett
Carl McIntree
International Council of Christian Churches
MeIntire
Perversion Within NSA Said Serious Problem
Washington based House investigator says the top secret National Security Agency faces a very serious problem of sexual perversion among its employees. The statement followed day one of a closed door inquiry into the defection to Russia of NSA code clerks Bernon Mitchell and William Martin. The panel postponed further hearings for at least two weeks while another subcommittee reviews general U. S. intelligence activities with CIA officials called to testify.
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Washington
UPI
House
National Security Agency
NSA
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Russia
NSA Code
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
House Armed Services
Central Intelligence Agency
U. S
Senators to Probe Aid for Needy Children in California
Sacramento reports say a state Senate committee on Labor and Welfare will hold San Diego hearings Monday and Tuesday as part of a statewide probe into the Aid to Needy Children program. Chairman Sen. James A. Cohey of Merced leads the inquiry to assess whether ANG outreach meets its goals.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
San Diego
James A. Cohey
Dmerced
Labor and Welfare
Jury Indicts Cohen on 13 Tax Charges
UPI reports Los Angeles businessman Cohen faces a 13 count indictment for income tax evasion and asset concealing with back taxes of about 378 thousand dollars. He was released on bond after pledge of $25 thousand. The case includes multiple false statements counts and potential prison time.
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Mickey
Mickey Cohen
Prday
Dana
Los Angeles
Cohen
West
Sandy Hagen
Claudine
Federal Building
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johen
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Merritt Dies in Long Beach at 60
Jean Merritt 60, of 4219 Virginia Rd, a 36 year Long Beach resident active in Red Cross and community service, died Friday. A San Francisco nursing graduate, she belonged to Nive Daughters of the Golden West. Survived by husband Berry, a son, mother Mrs. Jean Riley, and sister Mrs. Eleanor Shelby. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. at Dilday Funeral Chapel.
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Jean Merritt
Virginia Rd
Red Cross
Meritt
Long Beach
St. Francisio School of Nursing
San Francisco
Nive Daughters of the Golden West
Berry
Insurance Company
Jean Riley
Eleanor Shibley
Fragmentary Local Notice From Long Beach Post Office
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice from Long Beach postal office with stray numbers and pricing. Mentions circulation, daily publication, and an unclear month year. No clear names beyond generic references.
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Long Beach
Cirecutation
Axcent
Lang Benen
Nixon Eyes Minnesota As Key Midwestern State In 1960 Victory
Vice President Nixon forecasts a tough race against Kennedy in Minnesota while expecting easier runs in the other Plains states. He aims to gather firsthand reports from State Sen. Elmer Andersen, Ed Vielnan, Mayor P. Kenneth Peter, and Rep. Walter Judd, and notes last minute milk price support legislation may bolster his prospects in Wisconsin and Michigan. He respects Minnesota DFL strength and campaigns by Gov. Orville Freeman and Senators Humphrey and McCarthy.
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Nixon
Minnesota
Midwest
John F. Kennedy
Elmer L. Andersen
Ed Vielnan
P. Kenneth Peter
Minneapolis
Senate
Walter Judd
Wisconsin
Michigan
Des Moines
Eisenshower
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
DFL
Orville Freeman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Benson
Tie
Charles R. Askmann
Harris & Co
Adverti Shis
Inc
Miami
Minnesotal
Iowa
Herschel Lovelessy
Loveless
Second Cuba Plane Seized Over Debt in New York
In New York Idlewild, a second Cuban government aircraft was seized for a $237,400 debt to an American ad agency. The DC-6 valued around $810,000 was later deemed seizable under a writ, despite initial doubts since Aerovias owned the plane though Cuba's government controlled both outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Sheriff's
Havana
Idlewild
Aerovias
Cubana
Plann
Ashmant
Idel Castro
U.N. General Assembly
Castro
Ashmann
New York State Supreme Court
Ernesto Che Guevara
Cuban National Bank
Harris
United States
Cuba
Hotel brochure reads at Huntington with luxury details
Fragmentary advertisement describes a hotel on the beach near the Huntington, listing features such as baths, wall to wall carpeting, service, and ocean views. Mentions two lobbies, dining options, and room amenities while referencing casual public access to some facilities.
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L. B
Mijarnia
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
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