Fort Lauderdale Gems Heist Nets 1.75 Million In Loot
FBI agents recover 1 750 000 in gems stolen from a Pompano Beach jewelry store after a daylight Oakland hold up. Four men wearing white caps fled in a car and two boats with six armed suspects. Police report five loaded revolvers walkie talkies and handcuffs found in the car. Three men and two women are held on robbery charges with bonds set.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Josgems
Taranove
Beach
Jesse Edwards
Conn
Edwards
Wesley G. Grapp
FBI
Miami
Grapp
James Boggs
Pompano Beach
Paul Waller Pancnko
Chicago
Richard Willard Kay
Three Oaks
Mich
Edward H. Cook
Oaklawn
Betty Jean Moody
Riverdale
Red
Mary Blanton
Paris braces for clashes as 30000 police stand by
Paris authorities mobilize thirty thousand police and riot units in the Paris region amid warnings of possible street violence. The government bans demonstrations at Place de la Republique while Socialist and Communist groups pledge peaceful yet firm action against the right wing and police repression. Interior Minister Frey warned that order will be maintained and Debre met with security chiefs to express confidence in keeping the peace.
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Paris
Place de la Republique
French Socialist Party
Secret Army
French Communist Party
France
Algiers
Roger Frey
Michel Debre
Interior Ministry
Kennedy Arrives in Jakarta for Six Day Visit
U S Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy and wife Ethel land in Jakarta after a long flight from Hong Kong to Singapore. Indonesian officials greet them and a youthful crowd paints anti American slogans on walls. Kennedy comments on seeing the signs and continues with a planned six day visit.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ethel
Gunawan
Socialist Island Republic
Hong Kong
Singapore
United States
Lincoln Descendant Plans Quiet Birthday Amid Vermont Holiday
Mary Lincoln Beckwith, 63, mistress of Hildene, marked the 153rd anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth in Manchester Vermont. She runs a 11,000 acre dairy farm built by her grandfather Robert Todd Lincoln while relatives in Dorset Virginia keep Lincolniana collections. The town observed a legal holiday with many workers off. Beckwith, though proud of lineage, treats the day as just another workday.
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Arthur Ristal
Manchester
Mary Lincoln Beckwith
Lincoln
Robert ‘Todd Lincoln
Miss Beck
Lineula
Wars Potorgu Ty Fe
Hubert Lincoln
Vermont
Mary Todd Lincoln
Harvard
Lincoln Isham
Dorset
Corl Tary Lineal
Allies Firm On Corridors
Berlin reports that the Western Allies again rejected a Soviet bid to control part of the air corridors to Berlin for a third time in a week. Soviet flights were canceled after Moscow sought exclusive use of the Hamburg to Berlin and Hannover to Berlin routes up to 7,500 feet for about two hours.
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Berlin
van Allied
U.S
Sovie
Nccess
Pla
18 Nation Arms Summit Sought in Geneva Talks
West moves to turn Khrushchev's Geneva heads of government summit proposal down while Britain keeps door open for a later meeting. Kennedy and Macmillan urged joint restraint on the arms race and a firm push to convene talks, with a plan for close three-way coordination and prolonged conference table negotiation.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kennedy-Macmillan
White House
David Ormsby Gore
Dean Rusk
State Department
Ormsby Gore
Rusk
France
Italy
Canada
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States
NAACP probes segregated schools in northern cities
The NAACP reports more than 23 communities with segregated schooling in states from New York and Connecticut to Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, and California. Roy Wilkins says boards have been approached and some cases are in court. the group seeks desegregation through rezoning transfers and improved standards while arguing local attitudes vary.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
First Relirns
Roy Wilkins
Amityville
Hempstead
Mantissel
N.Y
Englewood
Montclair
Newark
Orange
Plainfield
New Stamford
Conn Chester
Coatesville
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Danville
East
Louis
Joliet
Maywood
Mount Vernon
Robinson
Ill
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pasadena
Calif
Wilkins
Association
North
South
Morristown
N.J
New Rochelle
Supreme Court
June Shagaloff
Waves Delay Orbit Likely Amid Atlantic Storms
Weather advisories warned 55 knot winds and 10 foot seas between Bermuda and the central Atlantic threaten John Glenn Jr.’s bid for a world orbit. Officials kept the Wednesday launch date, hoping conditions improve, as storms move north and are expected to moderate today.
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Central Atlantic
John I. Glenn Jr
Space Agency
Bermuda
Glenn
Collision Kills 3 in Kansas area crash near Mills 16
Kansas, NJ Feb 12 AP three persons died in a two car collision two miles east of Kansas on Mills 16. Victims include Harold Clark 23 of Zayuga Indiana Nancy Adams 20 of Mattoon and an 18 month old Ronald Tate of Mattoon. Thurman Etchison 21 of Mattoon drove the other car. Three others were injured including Nan Tate 20 and Robert Tate, Ronald’s twin.
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Kansas
Sun
Mills 16
Harold Clark
Zayuga
Ind
Nancy Adams
Mattoon
Ronald
Tate
Edgar County
Sheriff's Deputies
Clark
Thurman Etchison
Miss Adams
Etchison
Nanny Tate
Mahoon
Robert Tate
Eisenhower Not Backing Old Men in GOP Slate
Washington reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Republicans to back younger candidates for governor and Senate and House seats. At 71 he cautioned against gray haired nominees, influencing PA party plans while supporting some younger hopefuls in other states.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Scott
Robert B. Woodside
State Superior Court
James EB. van Zandt
Joseph
Clark
Woodside
van Zandt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Richard M. Nixon
California
George Romney
American Motors
Michigan
Romney
3 Hostages Flee Gunman in Miami Motel Siege
An escaped killer held a family for two days, then surrendered to police in a Miami motel. Wilbur Edward Sullivan, 35, had fled a Fort Lauderdale area road gang on January 28 and was serving a life sentence for murdering a taxicab driver. The Kellys, including 14 year old Danny, were kept with Sullivan at gunpoint until his arrest.
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Miami
Fla
Wilbur Edward Sullivan
Fort Lauderdale
Robert Kelly
Danny
Kelly
Sullivan
White House
Powers
Oliver W. Powers
Norton
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John A. McCone
James Britt Donovan
New York
Sbel
Frederick Pryor
Soviet Union
Marvin W. Mackkinen
Ashburnham
Mass
Kiev
Donovan
Makinen
U.S
Moscow
Whereabouts A Secret U S Will Quiz Powers Qn Loss Of Spy Plane
Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot, undergoes a secret U S intelligence grilling after his return from Soviet prison. Questions cover the May 1 1960 incident, what he disclosed, and details of the Berlin exchange for Rudolf Abel. Official custody status remains undisclosed amid tight security.
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U.S
Barry Schneid
Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Iflier
Soviet Union
Berlin
Saint Day
Rudolf I. Abel
Powers
Helt
East Germany
West Berlin
Noted Cartoonist Ding Darling Dies At 85 In Iowa
Des Moines AP reports Ding Darling 85 longtime Des Moines Register cartoonist and conservationist died of a heart ailment at Iowa Methodist Hospital. Pulitzer winner in 1924 and 1942, he left a $100000 salary to head the U S Biological Survey in Washington in 1934. DARLING’s work appeared in 1906?1049, and he helped fund wildlife restoration with federal funds.
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Des Moines
Towa
J. N
Ding) Darling
New York Tribune
New York Herald Tribune
Darling
Ducks
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Washington
D. C
The
Register
Dred
National Wildlife
Harvey Ingham
Federation
Walt
Norwood
Southern Illinois Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tuesday
Mostly clouty tonight and Tuesday with showers likely late Tuesday or Tuesday night. Not much temperature change. Low tonight 36 to 49 degrees, High Tuesday 65 to 62 degrees.
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Southern
Illinois
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New York Times News Service
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