Lawyer Held In Murder Case In Minnesota
Police arrested criminal attorney T. Eugene Thompson on murder for hire charges in the slaying of his wife Carol Thompson. The victim, insured for over 1 million dollars, was attacked at their Highland Park home after Thompson left for work. Three men were already charged, including Norman Mastrian and Dick W. C. Anderson, who aided in the plan with Anderson paid 3000 dollars to commit the crime.
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Exile Commandos Unite With Rebels In Cuba Landing
Exile commandos reportedly joined anti Castro forces in Cuba as a multi point landing penetrated the island’s defense. The operation involved combined units aiming to disrupt Castro regime from multiple coastal points.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Savannah Quiet After Night of Racial Tension
Reported tense but peaceful scenes in Savannah Georgia as a rally drew over a thousand Black residents while in Jackson Mississippi voters backed Kennedy civil rights measures. Philadelphia leaders urged at least 15 percent of skilled city jobs for Black workers and tensions continued over Cuba and Soviet warnings.
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Sarasota Sophie and the Wit of a Carven Fee
A garbled item hints at Sarasota Sophie Otis being praised or teased about a man and a department store offer. The text includes quotes about someone being complimented and a remark You shoulda seen the one who got away. It mentions perfume sold to women with a marriage certificate.
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Gil Downs Delivers Record-Happy No-Hitter Night
The first no hitter pitched in Sarasota by a professional ball club, Downs, a six foot two fire ball, walked one and struck out five. He hails from Cahoes New York as the Sun Sox or Florida State League celebrate a first half championship won by a no hitter.
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Two-Year Peace Set In Steel Contract
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers Union and basic steel industry leaders reached a 21 month contract after six months of informal talks. The pact includes an extended vacating plan expected to create up to 25 000 jobs and marks a second straight year without a straight wage increase. The agreement takes effect August 1 pending 120 days notice.
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America
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Tampa Bay Bank Robbery Ends in High Speed Pursuit
A teller at Inter-City Bank Cortez Plaza was robbed at noon. The suspect, described as a tall armed man wearing a blue outfit and stocking mask, fled in a 1959 blue Buick Electra with Florida tag 13W 6595 and about $15,000. Authorities set roadblocks and FBI listed a female accomplice. they may be living on Florida’s Panama City beaches.
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FBI
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Nationwide road tours log 90 thousand miles in 1962-63 season
Four traveling shows from National Performing Arts logged 90 984 miles across 124 percent weeks of play. The company’s four productions The Sound of Music Mary Mary A Shot in the Dark and Carnival grossed about 5 million dollars in the season according to the managing director.
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New York
UPI
National Performing Arts, Inc
the Sound of Music
Mary, Mary
Montini becomes Pope Paul VI after conclave in Vatican
Giovanni Battista Montini, archbishop of Milan, elected pope on the second ballot in the Vatican conclave and selects the name Paul VI. The 65 year old liberal intellectual is noted for his closeness to Pope John and his interest in people as he faces Ecumenical Council decisions.
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Hideaway Sighting Near Perez Mansion In Miami Beach
Margott Perez Jimenez, 17, and Lee Brook, 20, found in a hotel near Hialeah within 15 miles of Perez’s waterfront estate. Brook telephoned his brother from the hideout saying he loved her and had her, but the circumstances and location remained unclear as authorities pursued the case.
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David
Moore
Kennedy Faces The Big Test
The Kennedy administration confronts its most crucial civil rights test before Congress. William S. White, a prominent political analyst and Sarasota News columnist, holds firm convictions on the issue and the president's unique stance. See page 4.
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