Spy Nabbed in Tel Aviv as Soblen Faces Extradition Charge
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, fugitive on a U S life sentence for spying, was arrested in Tel Aviv after entering illegally with false papers. He appeared before a magistrate and was ordered held for an official charge within 10 days. Sullen traveled from New York via Paris with a Canadian passport in a deceased brother’s name Beras Soble. U S authorities vow effort to secure return. no Israel U S extradition treaty exists. Soblen fled Idlewild Airport before surrender. Police noted details of the arrest and his hotel stay at the Savoy as he readied legal steps.
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Israel
Robert A. Sobien
United States
Soblen
New York
Paris
Beras Soble
U. S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Idlewild
Washington
FBI
State Department
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Beras
Bruce
Ari Ankorion
Jerusalem Post
Kennedy Says Prayer Ruling Law of the Land
President Kennedy defense of the Supreme Court decision on school prayer frames the ruling as law and urges support even amid disagreement. He avoids commenting on amendments, defers on Chiang Kai-shek policy, and reiterates U S readiness to defend Formosa and the Pescadores if attacked.
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Supreme Court
Kennedy
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Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pescadores
Texas
Brackenridge High School
San Antonio
High Court
Churchill breaks left thigh in Monaco fall at 88
Sir Winston Churchill suffered a fracture near the left hip while staying in Monte Carlo for a two week vacation. He underwent setting of the broken femur and may return to London for recovery. A spokesman said it's not a life threatening condition and discharge timing depends on his recovery progress.
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Monte Carlo
Winston Churchill
Anthony Montague Browne
Churchill
Winston
Lady Churchill
Chartwell
London
Hyde Park Gate
Montague Browne
Monaco
Princess Grace Hospital
Charles Chatelain
Andre Fissore
The
Riviera
Nice
France
Mexico City Prepares for Kennedy Visit
Mexico City readies for President Kennedy with posters banners and signs along the parade route from the airport to Los Pinos. About one million residents expected to line streets as schools close and federal workers take leave amid tight security and rain showers forecast for Friday.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
International
Los Pinos
White House
Weather Bureau
Washington
Britain Cuts Uranium Production As Stockpiles Grow
London reports the British government will reduce enriched uranium output for its nuclear weapons program after announcing ample stockpiles. The decision comes amid a wartime emphasis on maintaining ammunition and strategic reserves.
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London
Weather Map Ga Page 2 Forecast for Terre Haute
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight and Friday with highs near 90. Terre Haute area expects mid 60s tonight and upper 80s Friday, while Indiana remains mostly sunny with highs 85 to 92 and Illinois stays fair and warm. River stage noted at 3.1 feet and rising.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Former Bank Official Enters Not Guilty Plea
Robert Alan Blower a 38 year old former Merchants National Bank assistant vice president pleaded not guilty to six federal counts three false entry and three misapplication of funds involving 4531 dollars. The federal judge set a jury trial for the September term and found Blower mentally competent to stand trial after a court ordered psychiatric evaluation.
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William F. Steckler
Robert Alan Blower
Blower
Merchants National Bank
Steckler
Raisch Named State Forester
State Conservation Director Donald E. Foltz announced the appointment of Robert D. Raisch to the ten thousand dollar a year post as state forester in Indianapolis. Raisch, 35, succeeds Ralph Wilcox who retired last November 1. He has served as district extension forester and assistant professor with Kansas State University extension service since March 1957 following work in Missouri’s Forestry Division.
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Indianapolis
Donald E. Foltz
Robert D. Raisch
Raisch
Ralph Wilcox
Kansas State University Extension Service
Forestry
Missouri Conservation Commission
Ozark Airlines Proposes Terre Haute Service Plan
Ozark Airlines outlined a two flight plan to Terre Haute replacing TWA pending successor. Flights would run St Louis via Illinois stops to Terre Haute and Indianapolis and another Kansas City through Columbia St Louis to Terre Haute Indianapolis. Ozark noted its network to Minneapolis St Paul and Wichita with DC 3 Convair and F 27 aircraft. Executives Jean Paul Bradshaw Paul Rogers Darryl Weishaar Marvin Longfellow attended.
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Trans World Airlines
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Terre Haute
Ozark Airlines
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
City Board of Aviation Commissioners
Lake
Ely
Ozark
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chinese Orphans In New Homes
A Chicago man and his family welcomed Susan Elizabeth a 9 year old Chinese orphan adopted through the International Social Service. Susan arrived from Hong Kong with 10 other orphans and spoke no English. The Deans eldest daughter inspired the act after reading about Hong Kong conditions. Continued on Page 2.
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James Suhr
Chicago
O'Hare International
Martin H. Dean
Clarendon Hills
Susan Elizabeth
Hong Kong
Susan
International Social Service
Dean
Diane
Karen
Susan Eliza
Mother and three children die in Crown Point blast
A farm house near Crown Point Indiana was destroyed by an explosion killing Virginia Irene Tentge 40 and her children Peggy Jean Gorrell 15 Ronald Gorrell 10 and Gary Gorrell 4. Earl Teitge 43 husband and lumber foreman suffered severe burns.
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Crown Point
Ind
Virginia Irene Tentge
Peggy Jean Gorrell
Ronald Gorrell
Gary Gorrell
Centennial of St Paul and Pacific passenger run marked
United Press International notes today is the 100th anniversary of the St Paul and Pacific Railroad first passenger service. The 10 mile trip ran from St Paul to St Anthony, now Minneapolis, a line that later became part of the Great Northern Railway.
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United Press International
Explosion Strikes Gary Area Fatalities Reported
Fire Chief Albert Retting called the blast the worst he had seen as a house wreckage and furniture spread over 300 yards. The explosion was audible in Crown Point, three miles away, with witnesses describing mushrooming smoke and debris.
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Methodist Hospital
Gary
Albert Retting
Crown Point
Meryl Borman
Delphus Chaffer
Widow of Crown Point blast victim tied to Terre Haute family
Mrs. Virginia Irene Tentge fatally injured in a propane gas tank explosion at Crown Point. She formerly resided in Terre Haute where her father Horace Lowe lives at RR 5 and her sister Mrs. William Wheeler resides on South Sixteenth Street. She has many aunts and uncles in the area.
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Virginia Irene Tentge
Crown Point
Terre Haute
Horace Lowe
RR 5
William Wheeler
South Sixteenth Street
Officer on Cycle Injured in Cherry Street Crash
Traffic Officer Charles Germain was injured when his motorcycle collided with a vehicle at Sixth and Cherry. Germain, 30, was treated at Union Hospital for a neck injury and later listed as in good condition. Driver Wilmer Huxford, 66, was arrested for failing to yield but released for a City Court appearance.
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Charles Germain
Sixth
Cherry Streets
Lester Morton
Union Hospital
Germain
Ash Street
C. D. Thompson
Agriculture Secretary Freeman Testifies in Estes Probe
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman defended the department’s handling of the Billie Sol Estes case while acknowledging some errors. The Senate Investigation subcommittee led by Senator John L. McClellan planned to review Estes’s multimillion dollar profits from farm aid programs and possible political influence. Freeman said no official or employee is believed to have improperly accepted gifts and Estes did not receive special benefits from the department. Contact continued on page 7 column 5.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
McClellan
Freeman
Department
Estes
Department of Agriculture
AMA Medical Care Stand Passes Amid Medicare Debate
The American Medical Association's House of Delegates approved a resolution leaving doctors to decide if they will participate in a Medicare for the aged program. The vote condemned the administration plan while highlighting ethics principles about preserving doctors' medical judgment and care quality. Louisiana delegates indicated the move aligned with their goals regarding the King-Anderson bill.
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API
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Committee On Legislation and Public Relations
AMA
King-Anderson
Louisiana
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