Gentle Brink's Driver Robs Truck for $30,000
William Johnson a 37 year old Brink's driver in Chicago left his truck with a $30,000 bag and a note claiming he would take a drink to cope. He returned two hours later in a tavern, saying he was sick and fed up. Brink's officials called it a tragedy not a joke.
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Sky Eye May Be Twister Spotter
Weather experts say the Tiros I satellite proves feasibility of hurricane warning satellites. NASA declined to discuss weather usefulness. forecasters remain hopeful satellites could save lives, providing advance storm warnings and helping brace regions.
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Cape Canaveral Chief Sees Space Leap After Reliability Gains
Air Force Maj. Gen. Leighton J. Davis, newly named commander of Cape Canaveral, told UPI that the United States could leap ahead in space after missiles reach reliability. Some scientists warned his ideas are risky, but Davis argued thrust and dependable systems would ease space navigation and guidance challenges. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates, moving up from assistant deputy Air Force chief of staff for development.
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End of April recess in disarmament talks agreed
Geneva reports say the six-nation group and U S chief delegate Fredrick Eaton announced a mutual recess for about six weeks starting late April. Secretary Herter had noted a Soviet suggested pause, while U N officials and Western leaders say timing aims to avoid breaking the East West deadlock before the Paris summit opening May 16.
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Court Eyes Figures In Cancer Case
In Pittsburgh a federal court examined statistics on the smoking lung cancer link in a $1.25 million suit against Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Dr Charles Cameron testified that a nationwide Cancer Society survey tied heavy smoking to cancer, based on 187 783 men from 1953 to 1958. Plaintiff Otto Pritchard, a 61 year old cabinet maker, alleges his cancer came from long time Chesterfield cigarette use.
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Quake Dangers Warn UPI Report From Tokyo
UPI reports Dr. Charles F. Richter, creator of the Richter scale, warned that the United States lags in earthquake safety precautions increasing the danger from quakes. The remarks came during his remarks in Tokyo as scientists discuss global quake risks.
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U S Criticism Of Castro Reflects Rising Cold War Tensions
The United States accused Fidel Castros regime of betrayal and increased Communist influence. Secretary of State Christian Herter said anti-Communists were being dissuaded by Cuban press and Castro officials, signaling new U.S. concern over Cuba's leftward drift.
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Cuba
Mars-Nik Shot By Reds Seen
Washington reports Rep. Frank Kowalski warned Russia might launch a space vehicle toward Mars as a propaganda stunt on the eve of the East West summit. He said a Mars shot could reach the planet on a favorable date near December 34 and would miss a better window for over two years if not fired by October 1.
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UPD
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Students Debate Firing of Prof Over Free Love Views
CHAMPAIGN IL. University of Illinois students debated the firing of biology professor Leo F Koch after a letter advocating free love. Koch, 44, seeks reinstatement and may pursue teaching elsewhere while AAUP investigations begin into academic freedom and campus officials’ actions.
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Ohio Negro Housing Rights Report Calls for Action
The Ohio Civil Rights Advisory Committee says decent housing is not generally available to Negroes in Ohio. It cites dilapidated minority areas, loan discrimination, and real estate board resistance, urging a federal executive order to end non discrimination and segregation in federal housing programs.
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UPI
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Ohio
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Lenten Message Urges Penitential Prayer for Union
The Rt. Rev. John J. Wright states Lincoln urged penitential prayers to avert divine wrath during a time of partisan strain and national moral questioning. He calls Americans to observe Lent with penitence rather than complacency, noting the season could prove historic for the country.
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Frank Sinatra drops Albert Maltz from Slovik screenplay
Hollywood reports Sinatra bowed to public pressure and barred blacklisted author Albert Maltz from writing the The Execution of Private Slovik screenplay. Sinatra defended the decision, citing public morality and his belief in pro American standards despite initial support from some inside his circle.
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UPD
Frank Sinatra
Albert Maltz
Chronicle-Telegram April 9 1960 issue note
The Chronicle Telegram from April 9 1960, issue No 85, presents a newspaper page fragment with local news, notices, and sports brief items. This summary captures the issue identity and likely community notices without reproducing verbatim content.
Royal wedding plan and other 1964 world briefs
Anthony Armstrong-Jones chose Dr. Roger W. Gilliatt as best man for his wedding to Princess Margaret in Gorin England. Railways lost a shipment of a horse for Mrs. Peter Lane. Lance Cpl Tony R Ronald says he baked his wedding cake a year ago in Edinburgh. The Hollywood actors strike ends. A guard at Wyoming Penitentiary is named John Dillinger. Saturday haircuts cost 2.25 in Chicago. Safecrackers exploited a jammed vault door in Sparta Wisconsin. The body of a Negro baby was found in a package mailed to Dorothy Reed in Stonewall Mississippi. On this day 1833 Petersborough founded the first public library funded by taxes. 1865 Lee surrenders to Grant. 1998 Mae West debuts Diamond Lil. 1942 Bataan overwhelmed by Japanese. The FTC set aside a hearing to dismiss a 1956 antitrust suit against Bristo Manufacturing. IRS extends tax deadline to April 18 in 13 states. Ohio not included. Mamie and Ike in Washington. Ike signs cabaret tax cut to 10 percent. Cherry Blossom Festival forecast bloom next week. In Columbus the Board of Education asked to revoke Rio Grande High School charter. Ohio education discussion continues. Ohio Highway Patrol adds 35 troopers to reach 758. Seneca County farmer seeks $31.50 grant for nickel research. State Agriculture Board discusses Ohio State Fairs racing plans. Gov. Disalle must decide Frank Poin dexter case by April 18. College deans oppose racial and religious membership restrictions. Promoter Gus Yamate fined for failure to answer subpoena in Patterson fight probe.
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