Rockwell's American Nazi Party Gains Notoriety From Few Members
Arlington based leader George Lincoln Rockwell claims a few hundred members but uses shock tactics to draw headlines. He and nine storm troopers were arrested in New Orleans after a hate bus incident. Rockwell boasted of publicity value from stunts and uniforms. He says Virginia chartered the party in 1960 with aims to gain political power legally. He cites about 500 active members and 2,000 sympathizers, and notes past ties and alleged connections to a synagogue bombing case.
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UPI
George Lincoln Rockwell
South
Rockwell
Storm
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Potomac
Washington
Virginia
United States
New York
Robert Wagner
Union Square
Wagner
Halfpenny Hitler
Yacht Antonia Fire Sends Crew Overboard Off Palm Beach
The skipper Ronald P. Boardman Jr and five passengers abandoned the burning yacht Antonia bound for Nassau from Palm Beach. A passing freighter Atenas rescued them before Coast Guard transfer to Lake Worth. All six survived.
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Antonia
Ronald P. Boardman Jr
Boardman
Atenas
Coast Guard
Lake Worth
Ronald Peck Boardman
City National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
E. F. Hutton Company
Mildrad Montroy
Charles Chester
Ronald
Malcolm
Chester
Nassau
Palm Beach
Westinghouse Builds Much Smaller Transistor Computer
Westinghouse Air Arm Division is developing a Mol E Com computer one tenth the size and weight of a conventional transistorized unit. Spokesman Patrick Conley says it will weigh under 15 pounds and occupy less than one third of a cubic foot, versus 175 pounds and three cubic feet for the current model. The device has no tubes or transistors and runs on a solid semiconductor crystal.
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Baltimore, Md
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Air Arm
Patrick Conley
Conley
Congress prepares for housing bill and large appropriations
The House aims to pass two annual appropriation bills totaling about 5.9 and 8.4 billion dollars with more than 80 billion for 16 annual measures. the Senate pursues the omnibus housing bill worth over 6 billion, with debate on amendments. Senate Finance Committee plans highway funding hearings, while a Defense Education Act review and anti trust price fixing probes unfold. Assistant leaders forecast weeks of activity as adjournment moves are unlikely.
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Congress
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Senate
Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Finance Committee
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Secretary of Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Foreign Relations Committee
Ways and Means Committee
France May Have Atomic Bomb Ready for Production
A high French army officer said in Dijon that France could have an operational atomic bomb ready to begin production within three months, signaling a potential rapid move toward deployment.
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Dijon
France
UPI
Boy Gives Dad Watch Auction Raises Funds for Police Pension
In Los Angeles Jim Ezell, 13, bid a dime for a 17 jewel wrist watch but stopped at 125 dollars. The auctioneer gave the watch to Jim to present to his father on Father’s Day. The trimonthly sale of unclaimed merchandise raised about 10,000 dollars for fire and police pension funds.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ezell
Jim
Leo Proctor
Proctor
Supreme Court Hears Opinions As Term Progresses
The Supreme Court meets today to hand down opinions and is not expected to adjourn for two or three weeks as the term continues.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
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Doc) Rockwell
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