Bank Robbers Get $62,693 In San Francisco Heist
A three man gang robbed a Bank of America in San Francisco securing $62,693 after tying up bank staff and families at Finocchio and Lupori homes. The men used Finocchio's pink Cadillac to drive across the Golden Gate Bridge and back, leaving Lupori as a hostage until vaults were opened.
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San Francisco
Joseph Finocchio
Bank of America
Golden Gate Bridge
Millbrae
Henry Lupori
Lupori
Finocchio
Susan Romweber
Carol Hickenbotam
Molotov Back To Moscow After Prague Stopover
Vyacheslav Molotov, veteran Bolshevik, traveled through Czechoslovakia en route to Moscow marking the latest move in the postwar reorganization. The former Soviet foreign minister faced a muted reception as he crossed borders amid shifting European politics.
Stalingrad Renamed Volgograd in Kremlin Move
Pravda reports Stalingrad city and Volgograd region renamed Volgograd as Khrushchev erases Stalin’s name from history. Molotov dismissed from party and posted out of Vienna amid Soviet leadership sweep, signaling the end of his career.
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UPI
Stalingrad
Volgograd
Presidium
Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Pravda
Khrushchev
Stalin
Lenin
Kremlin Wall
Palmiro Togliatti
Red Central Committee
Rome
P&O Announces Transatlantic Fares For One Way Colonization
The P. and O. Steamship Line said it will carry passengers to New York next year for 358 dollars in first class and 201 dollars in second class one way. The second class fare costs under three cents per mile.
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London
UPI
P. & O. Steamship Line
New York
Plot To Kill Alleged Against Minute Men
Sacramento reports say Minute Man guerrilla members planned to assassinate Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Attorney General Stanley Mosk in a major disaster. Press secretary Jack Burley confirmed the reports and said they are under investigation with no source disclosed.
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Calif
UPI
Minute Man
California
Edmund G. Brown
Stanley Mosk
Jack Burley
Burley
Minute Men
Brown
Mosk
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Included
A dense list of crossword clues formatted as across and down entries with enumerations and theme hints, covering abstract synonyms, proper nouns, and common crossword terms across multiple letter counts. Includes entries such as distant, alms box, Turkish regiment, and heroic, plus down clues like animated and separate, with several numbered and currency tagged hints.
Answer to Yesterday Puzzle
Puzzle clues hint at a set of wordplay answers. Each clue maps to a specific term with shared linguistic elements. The final line suggests a common prefix linking the given numbers to Greece and a negative concept.
Goldwater Says Berlin Dims in European View
Senator Barry Goldwater returning from Europe said press coverage of Berlin is now minor and the wall’s completion ends U S leverage. He noted London Paris and Copenhagen carried Berlin on inside pages and that Moscow sees Kennedy’s nuclear stance as the only real signal.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Berlin
London
Paris
Copenhagen
Goldwater
United States
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Papago Plaza Merchants Elect Jake Craig President
Jake Craig manager of the C. R. Anthony Co. store at Papago Plaza was unanimously elected president of the Papago Plaza Merchants Association at the annual election banquet. Ron Hershberger was elected vice-president, Carl Vanselow secretary, and Eric Lukas re-elected treasurer.
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Papago Plaza
Jake Craig
C. R. Anthony Co
Papago Plaza Merchants Association
Ron Hershberger
Ron’s
Carl Vanselow
Pat A Cake Bakery
Eric Lukas
First National Bank
Butte Renames Peak In Honor Of Hayden Legacy
Tempe will again be known as Hayden Butte after the city council unanimously approved the name change. Councilman Robert Svob noted the hill was once Hayden Butt after Charles Trumbull Hayden founded the town, which was called Hayden's Ferry.
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Tempe
UPI
Tempe Butte
Hayden Butte
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Charles Trumbull Hayden
Robert Svob
Hayden Butt
Hayden
JFK Delays Pan Am Strike With Emergency Board
President Kennedy pushed back a Pan Am pilots strike for 60 days by creating a special emergency board to study the dispute with Air Line Pilots Association. The board must report within 30 days and its recommendations face a further 30 day review period.
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Washington
APS
Kennedy
Pan American World Airways
Air Line Pilots Association
White House
Scottsdale Residents Win State Fair Fine Arts Honors
Three Scottsdale residents representing Arizona State University had work accepted in the Fine Arts division of the state fair which closes tomorrow. Esther Cullen a graduate student exhibited ceramics. Craig Harris a senior in the college of business administration showed jewelry. Muriel Zimmerman represented ASU with a watercolor.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Esther Cullen
E. Cactus Wren
Craig Harris
N. Saguaro
Harris
College of Business Administration
Father of Five Admits Part in Counterfeit Ring
Dale Graf a 29 year old from St Paul admitted his role in a million dollar counterfeit ring. He confessed to furnishing technical advice for photographing engraving and printing and said he used his printing shop to produce one million dollars in bogus ten dollar bills. Graf implicated three other men including his brother Donald in the operation.
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Father of
Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
U.S
Niles Lord Said
Dale Graf
St. Paul
Himealf
Vuium Gd Ly
Shluloucll
Upeau
Graf
Lord Said Graf
U. S
Donald
Leroy Knotts
Terry Taylor
Safe Landing At JFK After Tire Blown On TWA 707
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 carrying about 100 persons landed safely at New York on Friday after a tire blew out. The jet was en route from London when the incident occurred.
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New York
UPID
Trans World Airlines
London
Completion Near for City Hospital in Scottsdale
The new City Hospital in Scottsdale nears completion with administrative offices ready in December and staff moved in January 1962. The project operates as a non profit funded by private 8 percent mortgage bonds with no government aid. Donors can reserve rooms and receive a bronze plaque as a memorial for their gift.
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