Cohn's indictment reminder of the McCarthy Army hearings
Roy M. Cohn stood before a federal bar for arraignment on charges of falsely testifying before a grand jury and conspiring to obstruct justice. He pleaded not guilty and pledged a prompt trial, accusing U.S. Attorney Morgenthau of a vendetta while hinting at broader political influence.
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Wallace disability pay disclosed by Morse in Senate
Sen. Morse revealed VA records showing Gov. George Wallace receives 20 dollars monthly for a psycho neurotic disability tied to World War II service. VA notes stress and anxiety history from 1945 and 1956. Wallace’s office confirms a 10 percent rating and no recent exam. Morse contrasts Wallace with Khrushchev as political allies.
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Cavancs Train Outage Causes Riverfront Disruption
A 1963 Chronicle Telegram notice reports a train outage affecting the riverfront area with property damage and a 531.30 casualty or loss figure. The brief notes disruptions to nearby businesses and residents awaiting repairs and service restoration.
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Storm threat lifts as Texas Towers salvage plan ends
A helicopter pilot failed to locate two Texas Towers in the Atlantic due to red lights from Russian trawlers causing confusion. Workers aboard the two offshore structures reported they could endure the storm and planned evacuations were abandoned. Henry Hoffman, leading salvage crews, declared safety as weather forecasters called the storm normal and not expected to hit the mainland.
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Strike halts Manila flights
Manila disruptions as more than 2000 Philippines Air Lines workers strike for higher wages and fringe benefits causing three international airlines to cancel flights to Manila today.
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Underworld shifts as Britain tightens security cues
London police say big-time crooks retreat after a seven million pound train robbery while smaller thefts rise in Britain. Alarms and armored systems push robbers to smaller jobs. experts note back ground effects on the underworld amid public alarm.
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United States Produces Large Share of World Goods
The United States accounts for 40 percent of global production while housing only 6 percent of the world's population, as stated by the National Geographic Atlas of the World.
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Marlow driver fined spoiling 50 year record
Charles Atherton Atchley aged 82 from Marlow England said his 50 year driving record without a ticket was spoiled Thursday when he was fined 5 dollars for a parking violation.
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Kennedy to fly to Cape Cod for family visit
President Kennedy planned a trip to Hyannis Port Massachusetts to celebrate the 60th birthday of his father Joseph P Kennedy and visit family after a meeting with King Mohammed Zahir of Afghanistan. The First Family will spend the weekend there and later return to Newport Rhode Island.
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Britain
Cape Cod
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Afghanistan
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Hammersmith Farm
Newport, R.I
Southern belles lead in Miss America bathing suit and talent
In Atlantic City 1963 Miss Arkansas Donna Axum won the bathing suit title with measurements 35 23 36 and size 5 6. Miss District of Columbia Roseanne Tueller won the talent crown with a French rendition of I Love Paris. The Southern sweep continued after Alabama and Virginia wins the prior night. third rounds begin tonight ahead of semifinals and finals Saturday.
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Wall Street Opens Higher with Dow and S P Reach New Highs
The New York stock market climbed to new highs as the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 737.98, up 5.06, and the S P 500 advanced to 73.00, up 0.36. Heavy late trading fueled the rally, favored by bullish investors seeking gains.
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