Scotland Yard cracks mail train robbery case
Police arrest three men and two women in Bournemouth and two other locations after a major Royal Mail train heist near Glasgow London. Investigations point to a 200 year old Buckinghamshire farm hideout and a gang that replaced loot with counterfeit notes.
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Kennedy S painting recovery after childbirth and ambush clues
The report notes Jacqueline Kennedy's discharge from hospital after Caesarean birth of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy and a long convalescence. Police investigate the ambush while Britain’s Scotland Yard studies a large dossier and identifies some suspects.
Woman tarred and feathered in Walnut assault
Mrs. Kathy Harwell, 27, cleaner of a condemned Walnut house, was stripped and smeared with tar and feathers before assailants set the building ablaze. She suffered second and third degree burns and was hospitalized in critical condition as deputies investigated a racially motivated attack.
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Algerian government recognizes Angolan government in exile
The Algerian government announced in Algiers on Wednesday that it has granted diplomatic recognition to an Angolan government in exile led by Holden Roberto.
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UPD
Holden’ Roberto
Sheffield Fire Department to install new radio system
A brief item notes the Sheffield Fire Department planning a new radio setup to improve communications. The notice lists the project as a local public safety upgrade with no stated budget or completion date.
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Sheffield Fire Department
Cohen Hurt by Inmate in Atlanta Prison Beating
UPI reports mobster Cohen, serving 15 years for tax evasion, is hospital bound with a fractured skull after an inmate struck him thrice with a pipe. A neurosurgeon performed emergency relief on the brain and noted 48 hours will indicate recovery prospects.
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Mickey Cohen
South Carolina
Northeast Ohio Weather Clears Into Partly Cloudy Conditions
Sunny morning followed by partial clouds later today and Friday. Temperatures 68 for high, 48 to 56 for low tonight. Wednesday temperature range 52 to 69 with humidity 78 at 8 am, 65 at 2 pm, 67 at 8 pm. Sunrise 6:35 am sunset 8:27 pm moonrise 2:50 am moonset 6 pm.
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Joint Chiefs Back Test Ban Endorsement Urges Senate Approval
The Joint Chiefs of Staff endorsed the nuclear test ban treaty and urged Senate ratification. Gen Maxwell D Taylor testified that banning atmospheric testing is compatible with U S security and that anti missile defense plans need not rely on such testing. Seaborg and defense and state secretaries supported the pact, noting Teller's objections were not decisive. The deal aims to curb atmospheric testing while not altering U S advantage versus the Soviet bloc.
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Edward A. Teller
Teller
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Mirst
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
Duval
Aerial raid raises funds for Cuban revolution
Anti-Castro elements reportedly used a twin-engine plane to bomb sugar mills in Cuba to obtain exclusive photographs for Life or Time magazines. The raid aimed to generate $2,000 per set of pictures and was led by an independent Caribbean group, not the Artime faction. No word on crew safety or damage.
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Life
Time Magazine
Manuel Artime
Radio
Havana
Fidel Castro
Artime
Nicaragua
Carlos Pino
Batista
General Pedraza
Shortages Strain Isle of Pines Under Castro Rule
Special to The Chronicle Telegram reports severe shortages on the Isle of Pines under Fidel Castro. Residents face rationed food and medicines, minimal clothing, and few doctors as personnel are moved to Havana. A park near the hospital contrasts with the daily struggle for basic care and supplies.
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Committee makeup sparks clash over Gesell report
In Washington D C a battle over the Presidents committee and its Gesell report on conditions affecting the Negro service SMAR pits opponents who call the body a military dictatorship and say it was compiled by racial agitators against supporters who defend the panel as distinguished and necessary for reform.
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Washington D.C
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Gerhard Gesell
United States
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Stratton
Oberlin Peace Corps trainees return to academic grind
Oberlin College Peace Corps trainees resume classes after a field session in a village school. The group, aged 19 to 28 with an average of 23, studies African languages, climate, and culture as they prepare for assignments in Gabon Cameroon and Ivory Coast. Six mathematics and science instructors join, and a ten hour day six days a week schedule continues until September.
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