Gave Away Secrets U.S. Diplomat Charged With Aiding Communists
Washington reports that Irvin Chambers Searbeck a U S foreign service officer stationed in Warsaw was arrested on charges of transmitting classified information to Poland. FBI and Justice Department said the alleged disclosures occurred January through May this year with a possible penalty of up to 10 000 dollars fine and 19 years in prison. Searbeck joined the State Department in 1952 and had been in Warsaw since 1958.
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Irvin Chambers Searbeck
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Scarbeck
Washington Street
State Department
Warsaw
Brooklyn
N.Y
the College of the City of New York
New York University
Edgar Hoover
Searbeck
United States
Peoples Republic of
Hoover
Security Office
Justice Department
Informa
Tion Searbeck
U.S
Sam Werbleb
Loyaltt
San Francisco
Department of State
NSA
Barnon
F. Mitchell
William
U S Security Aide Found Resigns From NSA Post
National Security Agency clerk William E Covington 28 was found at Delaware Park Race Track near Wilmington after four days missing. He resigned from the agency for personal reasons, the Pentagon said. No charges, no arrest, and he had access to limited classified material in a $6600 yearly post. Officials said he did not defect to the Communists.
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William E. Covington
National Security Agency
Pettingers
Covington
Super Secret Agency
Pentagon
Defense Department
Delaware Park
Wilmington
Kennedy proposes broad expansion of jobless pay plan
President Kennedy asks Congress for a wide overhaul of unemployment insurance to raise benefits and payroll taxes. Key points include extending the 13 week extra benefit permanently for workers with employment, expanding coverage to those with short work histories in 1962, sharing two thirds of costs during fund drains, reaching about 50 million covered workers by 1964, raising state wage replacement, and enacting higher payroll taxes starting 1964 with a raised base to 34 800 dollars.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Ban Expires On Riders In Alabama
Montgomery Alabama June 13 AP federal judge refused to keep a temporary restraining order against freedom rides. Sponsoring group said rides into Montgomery will be unannounced while a Johnson Jr warning looms. Rev Wyatt Tee Walker of Riders Coordinating Committee said no advance notices will be given unless climate changes and rides will continue this week.
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Ala
Alabama
Grups
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Atlanta
Wyatt Tee Walker
Riders Coordinating Committee
Alabama Capital
Lawmakers debate sales tax hike amid merchant protest
In Springfield on June 13, House leaders weighed a half cent sales tax increase as a House committee heard arguments. Speaker Powell and Illinois Retail Merchants Association chief Meek clashed over economic impact while some 125 merchants demonstrated outside. The measure aims to lift the tax from 3% to 3.75% to fund state budgets, with further talk of a city tax hike in Chicago and a proposed court review of new taxes. Powell praised past governors for backing tax support for children. Meek warned against making Illinois the highest tax state.
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Springfield
House
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Joseph T. Meek
Illinois Retail Merchants Association
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Granite City
East St. Louis
Statehouse
Otto Kerner
Isha K. Morris
Chadwick
House Revenue Committee
Meek
Jaller
Illinois
Harmer
Kerner
State Supreme Court
Igov
Gov
Stratton
United States
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Howe
GOP
Ihouse
Ilinois
Union
Richard J. Daley
Caicago
U S Team Arrives to Negotiate Tractor Swap in Havana
U S mission arrives in Havana to exchange tractors for prisoners. Four technical experts including Dusney Greathouse Roy Banner and Clarence Hansen seek a quick swap while Castro negotiates terms. Visaed U S newsmen accompany team as they anticipate Castro’s approval and acceptance of large heavy tractors.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Luis Crespo
In Istitute of Agrarian Reform
U.S
Miami International
Douglas R. Voorhees
Cuba
Castro
Sre
Dusney
Greathouse
United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Banner
Agriculture Engineering Department
Agriculture Engineering
Purdue University
Clarence Hansen
Assl
Michigan State University
Tad Seluc
New York ‘Times
Robert Boyd
Knights
Eisenhower comments on Cuba invasion and air power
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said an invasion of Cuba could not succeed without opposing air power and defended prior efforts to assist Cuban refugees. He noted no advance plan existed for an invasion and that refugees were prepared only if a viable opportunity appeared. The remarks followed a Kennedy administration stance on a tractors-for-prisoners proposal, as Eisenhower toured Cincinnati amid heat and crowds.
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Ohio
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Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
William E. Miller
Kennedy
United States
Central America
Castro
Lunken
Music Hall
Cheryl Crane Missing Teen In Beverly Hills Case
Police report Cheryl Crane missing from her mother Lana Turner home in Beverly Hills after failing to appear before juvenile officials. She was last seen yesterday with two drunken teens as officers investigate the incident and weather updates note mild tonight with scattered showers possible tomorrow.
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Beverly Hills
Cheryl
Teens Describe Multistate Slayings Ties to Army Harassment
Salt Lake City June 8 Two teens James Latham 19 Mau theville Texas and George York 18 Jacksonville Fla say they killed seven people in five states to keep killing They faced murder charges after the man they thought dead died The pair blamed Army harassment racial integration and serving under Negro officers They both want the electric chair but note states may execute by hanging in Kansas and gas in Colorado They were AWOL from the Army York doubted they would have killed again if a companion killed near Baton Rouge Louisiana survived The men expressed little remorse for most killings but some regret for one victim an elderly Negro railroad porter in Tullahoma Tenn
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James Douglas Latham
Mautheville
Tex
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas
Calo Itado
Ence
Salt Lake County
Joh A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Tenn
Bisck
York
Latham
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Charles Town
W. Va
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United Auto Workers Union
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University of California
Joe Meek
Salt Lake City
Utah
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