Judge Denies Reduction for Noted Bigamist Loraiite John A. Gay
Federal Judge James Connell rejected Gay’s bid to shorten a 19 to 40 year sentence. The 46 year old, described as astute and ingenious, was found to have repeatedly engaged in bigamy and crime since August 1960 after marrying Virginia Orr in Chicago. Past probation notes say he chose a life of narcotics prostitution and crime with malice over years. Continued on page four.
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Bar association asked to mediate Cambridge race dispute
National and local leaders in Cambridge Maryland accepted mediation by the Maryland Bar Association to ease a racial dispute. Gloria Richardson said there would be no demonstrations until mediators act, while National Guardsmen remained on hand to preserve peace.
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Anglican vicar faces protest over sermon interruption offer
In Canningham England the Anglican Vicar Arthur Moss told worshippers to interrupt him if they had objections. Protest erupted as the congregation filled the church. Moss now says he will require at least seven minutes of uninterrupted sermon next Sunday.
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Parma to Trade Farm Goods for Yugoslav Motor Vehicles
Belgrade Yugoslavia Parma will ship farm products minerals oil seed and other goods to Yugoslavia in return for motor vehicles farm machinery textiles and chemical products under a new trade agreement announced here Wednesday.
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Downspout and Sewer Clearing Ad in Elyria
Elyria Sewer Service advertises clearing downspouts and sewers with phone contact GL 8-4125.
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Millisock family welcomes 19th child in 23 years
Elizabeth Millisock, 43, gave birth to a seven pound 13 ounce boy at St. Joseph's Hospital in Reading. The Millisocks have 19 children aged two to 22, with three infants lost in infancy and five daughters among them.
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Explosion injures 19 in Jersey City shelter blaze
An early morning blast at a four story 14 family residence on 248 Fowler Ave in Jersey City injured 19 people, three critically. Firefighters rescued residents as debris filled the street and a nearby woman was saved from a second floor. The cause was undetermined. Separately, reports from Beirut say a revolution is under way in Damascus with tanks and troops in action as Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon discuss a possible United Arab Republic.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Humid Warmth
Partly cloudy and warm with humidity in the region. Thundershowers likely early and again late today with high near 90. Tonight fair with a low around 67. Friday mostly fair and warm, showers possible in the afternoon or night. Moonrise 4 01 a m moonset 7 09 p m.
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Kennedy seeks temporary tax on foreign borrowing payments gap
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a temporary graduate tax on foreign borrowing of U.S. capital to curb the growing balance of payments deficit. The plan precedes a broader drive to raise exports, boost tourism, and curb overseas dollar spending as deficits climb toward 1963 levels.
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Bremerton Woman Receives Letter Marked by ZLP Code System
Mrs. Robert McKay of Bremerton Washington reports the new U S Post Office Department ZLP code impressed her when a Vancouver Washington letter posted at 2 39 p m today arrived yesterday.
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Rockefeller moves against Goldwater in GOP split
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller positions to block Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid while branding the radical right as a challenge to East Coast GOP candidates. He foresees Goldwater as a potential captive of the far right and insists party moderates must counter the shift.
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Kennedy explains golf comeback after back injury
President Kennedy offered a simple explanation for resuming golf after a two year layoff due to a back injury. He said his return was helped by a 10 day European visit to get out of the office. He played at Hyannis Port, Mass., last weekend.
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Where to turn CHATHAM family of seven needs clothing and furniture
After a house fire in Chatham a family of seven seeks clothing and furniture to replace what was lost. Local churches and charities coordinate support, with residents urged to donate essentials to help the family rebuild.
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