Justice Department Targets Cosa Nostra Leader in New York
The U S Justice Department moves against the Luchese Gambino Genovese and other New York families led by a prominent boss. Investigators allege a linked ring of call girl houses in Nassau County and a broader criminal network. A witness ties the underworld ring to a prostitution operation amid arson and bootlegging charges, with several figures held or questioned as material witnesses.
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Nixon May Decide Future By May In Presidential Race
AP dispatch reports GOP leaders consider Nixon could enter the 1964 race if a deadlock occurs at the convention. Miller argues a winner may be named by April or May at latest. Rockefeller campaigns in New Hampshire stress a breakthrough, while Goldwater and others pursue primary votes amid Johnson’s policy agenda and party tensions.
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Delegates Face Threats Over Gun Control Bill
Annapolis Maryland lawmakers drawing stricter gun sale controls reported anonymous threatening calls. Del Angelo Palm isano and Del Blondes described fear as they pushed a measure requiring police review and approval of pistol purchase applicants including those with dangerous mental health or criminal records. A companion bill would mandate safety training and bar permits for unfit individuals.
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Southern States Cooperative meets in Winchester Va
A regional Southern States Cooperative gathering in Winchester Virginia on February 26 will discuss meeting changing credit needs of farmers. About 40 members directors and managers from Maryland Virginia Delaware and West Virginia are expected to attend along with advisory committees and agricultural workers.
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Six Negro Kids Enter Ala School Under Federal Order
Six Negro pupils entered Notasulga High School today under a federal court order and strong state trooper protection. No white spectators were visible across the street, contrasting with the February 5 scene when a crowd gathered and the Negroes were blocked by Mayor Jamieson. About 40 troopers kept the campus clear except for students. For the fifth day in a row, white pupils attended. A fire safety ordinance used last week to bar the Negroes was ruled as a pretext to preserve segregation. The judge earlier allowed enrollment given it was no longer necessary to limit numbers. The Negroes made no attempt to attend without the court order.
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Cuban knives require 20000 grindstones sold to Cuba
Visby Sweden April AP Swedish maker Gotlands Slinstenbolag says it has sold 20000 grindstones to Cuba for sharpening sugar cane knives. The deal highlights growing demand from Cuban sugar industry and the companys export volumes this year.
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Cuban Fishermen Case Heads To Court Next Week
The Cuban fishermen detained near Guantanamo Bay face arraignment next Tuesday in Florida. The prisoners, 29 in number, are charged with fishing in U S waters without permission. The Czech Embassy in Washington has enlisted a New York firm to defend them in the case tied to the Caribbean crisis.
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Detective hides as clothes dummy to foil raid
London AP report says detectives from Scotland Yard’s flying squad staged a raid on a four-man gang attacking a clothing shop on Thursday night. A detective posed in a Sailor’s dummy in the storefront to signal the operation.
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Johnson Visits St Louis For Valentine's Day
SP LOWS MO The President travels to St Louis to mark the bicentennial and attend Lincoln Day events with 4000 Missouri Republicans plus civil rights critics. He opens a 20 minute nonpolitical talk to 1800 at a city hotel and plans a late return to Washington after a day of ceremonies and protests.
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Producer Of Military Films To Be Honored
Col. G B Jarrett of Aberdeen Maryland widely known for historical military films will be honored Saturday evening at 7 p.m. during a dinner at the Hotel Alexander. About fifty former Inca military units will present a distinguished service award to Col Jarrett for four years of film work on Washington County troops in Civil War commemorations. His productions have aired on network television and he is noted for The Lafayette Escadrille a WWI aviation biography. He is curator of a major ordnance and research collection in Aberdeen. Military units represented include artillery under Sam Vruell Confederate infantry under Captain Mele Vaughn and Lt F Hoover federal infantry under Lt Rockwell cavalry under Lt Paul Miller artillery drivers under Srg Richard Kershner and Srg Council Burns and the Vivanderes under Chico Hoover.
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Sinatra Jr Kidnap Tale Driven By Publicity Defense
James Bacon reports on the U S District Court testimony by Frank Sinatra Jr 19 recounting his 54 hour kidnapping ordeal in Tahoe including being blindfolded fed sleeping pills and a $240000 ransom. He testified he cooperated to debunk the publicity hoax claim while the defense argues his account may be manipulated to boost sensationalism.
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Investigator says key Baker information is classified
Washington AP report notes Senate Bobby Baker inquiry special counsel L P McLendon said background records on key witness Don B Reynolds were told to be classified by Defense and Justice departments. Reynolds testified amid questions about leaked material tied to the Defense Dept and other agencies as lawmakers probe Baker's outside business dealings and possible improprieties.
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Judge Who Tried Jimmy Hoffa Won't Testify Against Him
A troubled report recaps remarks by a federal judge tied to the Hoffa case. The judge warned about judicial propriety while disputes over Cuba policy and Soviet ties surface. Separate notes describe a Nashville indictment and jury deliberations, with references to officials and financial dealings.
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Italian Workers Get 17 Cent Pay Boost
Italian workers receive a 17 cent daily boost amid a broader pay rise discussion. The report notes inflation, a rising cost of living index, and linked trials involving Hoffa and other figures. Hospital notes mention Charles Ross, postmaster at Smithsburg, admitted after a heart attack recovery.
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Wayne Raston Returns Home From Grandparents Visit
Wayne Raston has returned to his Rabbersville home after visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert in Palmer.
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New Grandson for Rockefeller Born in New York
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller welcomed a new grandchild named Michael Sotum Rockefeller. The child was born Thursday to Rodman Clark Rockefellers, who already have three other children.
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Beatles Arrive in Miami Beach Amid Wild Reception
The Beatles touching down in Miami Beach drew a tumultuous crowd of teenage fans guarded by police. Jack Allen was hospitalized after being struck during the melee while the band spoke at a news conference and thanked supporters for a warmer reception than expected.
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Prayer Today for Neatles at Calinning and the Beatles
A devotional prayer text from Harrisburg Pa asks for divine guidance to resist teenage temptations and to welcome the British rock group the Beatles. It references airport encounters, Ed Sullivan show dynamics, and aims to inspire courage and national resolve through faith. The blessing credits Roy H. Stotler as former publishing agent of the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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