Scotland Yard hunts bandits in world’s greatest train robbery
Flying squads raid East End homes as Scotland Yard pursues the mastermind of the 7 million dollar train robbery. Interpol seeks the suspect in France and Spain while rewards top 720000 dollars to flush out a stool pigeon. Police note lack of serial numbers on stolen currency.
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London
Scotland Yard
East End
Britain
Interpol
International Police Organization
France
Spain
Post Office
Death Probe Focuses On Trampoline Party Link
Cincinnati police investigate the slaying of 15 year old Patricia Ann Rebholz found bludgeoned in a Greenhills backyard near the home of her boyfriend Mike Wehring. A fence post suspected as the weapon and signs she was seized from behind feature in the case as pathologist Dr. Frank Cleveland reviews the evidence.
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Cincinnati
Patricia Ann Rebholz
Legion Hall
Greenhills
Mike Wehring
Mike
John Baldwin
Baldwin
Frank Cleveland
Patricia
Kefauver Dies at 60 After Mild Heart Attack
Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee died in Bethesda Naval Hospital in the predawn hours of July ? following a mild heart attack after leaving the Senate floor. He had just observed his 60th birthday on July 26 and was prominent for Senate investigations and two Democratic presidential campaigns in 1952 and 1956.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kefauver
Senate
Tennessee
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Ohio Precinct Job Lost by Young GOPster
Donald Buz Lukens the National Young Republicans chair was ousted as precinct chairman for Southwest 91 Lukens from Harveysburg was replaced after backing Goldwater for president Shipley his GOP district chairman cited heavy responsibilities and appointed a successor Lukens said he would continue to serve if asked.
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Washington
Donald
Buz) Lukens
National Young Republicans Organization
Lukens
United Nations
Carl L. Shipley
GOP
Shipley
Harveysburg
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R - Ariz
Retired Dayton Colonel Receives Mexican Medal
Retired Air Force Col. Larry Dennis of Dayton Ohio was awarded a medal and named an honorary member of the Mexican air force for saving a Mexican pilot in World War II. Dennis was embraced by the pilot Guillermo Garcia Ramos who thanked him with his family watching.
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Dayton
Mexico City
Larry Dennis
Ohio
Dennis
Guillermo Garcia Ramos
Garcia
Rusk Seeks Adenauer Backing on Test Ban Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Bonn to gain West German approval for the limited nuclear test ban treaty and East West talks. He met with Khrushchev and was to brief Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister Schroeder on Soviet discussions and a pending Senate ratification.
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Bonn
Germany
USS
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gerhard Schroeder
East Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West
Khrushcev
Soviet Union
Washington
Senate
Black Sea
Prize Piglets’ Future Seen A Bit Shaky
In Urbana Ohio two registered piglets may become a Rotary barbeque feature or be sent to international Rotary clubs to aid needy countries. Rotary President Don Printz formed a committee to study air shipment feasibility before pigs outgrow economical transport.
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Urbana
Ohio
Rotary
Maurice Botkin
Don Printz
Segregationist Perez Threatens Off Limits Zone at Navy Station
Lean der Perez, a 72 year old segregationist in Plaquemines Parish, vows to declare local businesses off limits to Navy servicemen and bar Navy children from public schools near the Belle Chasse air station. Rear Adm. Lyman threatens court action if Perez acts. The dispute centers on a Defense Department directive against discrimination for Negro service members.
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New Orleans
Leander Perez
Perez
Huey Long
Plaquemines Parish
Naval Air Station
Belle Chasse
Hoover 89th Birthday Marks Quiet Comeback
Former President Herbert Hoover celebrates his 89th birthday amid convalescence. He waived his traditional news conference but issued a statement thanking supporters and expressing confidence in America.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
America
Local Man Hit by Auto Westbound in East Lane
Harry Hannan of 829 Rombach Ave was struck by a westbound car driven by George Butler 23 of Buffalo New York at 10 05 a m at the Fife and Rombach intersection. He was taken to Clinton Memorial Hospital with serious head injury. Witnesses said Butler drove through the left side of the X type interchange onto Main Street eastbound.
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East Lane
Harry Hannan
Rombach Ave
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Fife and
Rombach
George Butler
Buffalo
N. Y
Butler’s
Main St
Kennedy Attends Mass for Infant Son Patrick
President Kennedy visits a private Mass of the Angels for infant Patrick Kennedy at Cardinal Cushing’s residence in Boston. Patrick, born Wednesday at Otis Air Force Base, died Friday. Jacqueline Kennedy remained at the base hospital. Accompanying the President were Robert and Edward Kennedy and their wives, siblings, and in laws.
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Boston
Kennedy
of the Angels
Patrick
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Otis Air Force Base
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Jean
Stephen Smith
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Hugh D. Auchincl
Senate approves 5.5 billion space program plan
The Senate narrowly approved a 5.5115204 billion space program authorization, beating back a bid to cut 307 million. The bill stays above the House figure and aims to maintain momentum toward lunar goals by 1970. Senators Lausche Anderson and Symington led the debate on funding and moon ambitions.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Space Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Russia
Mother of Eight Faces Murder Charge in Newborn Strangling
Edith Robb of Cincinnati mother of eight is indicted by a Hamilton County grand jury on a second degree murder charge for the strangling death of her newborn son last June.
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Cincinnati
Edith Robb
Hamilton County
Mass of Bills Bogging State Legislatures
A survey by The Associated Press shows state legislatures facing heavy workloads with over 81 000 bills considered nationwide averaging more than 1 600 per state. With 7 783 lawmakers many farmers and small businessmen feel overwhelmed while about 30 states processed 1 000 or more proposals.
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Associated Press
America
Missouri
Chlorine gas leak from rail car in Philadelphia injures hundreds
Dense clouds of chlorine escaped from a broken pipe on a railroad tanker in northeast Philadelphia. More than 430 people were hospitalized, with two in critical condition. Firemen and police exposed to the fumes treated on scene and at nearby facilities as residents fled.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
William J. Eckles
Wonder Chemical Co
Arnold Lanza
Lanza
Rhodes To Review Ohio Guardsmen
Gov. James A. Rhodes planned to review more than 8,000 soldiers of Ohio's 37th Infantry Division at Camp Grayling Michigan. If plans hold, he will be the first Ohio governor to review a National Guard division since 1957. Attending on the reviewing stand are Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe John D. Herbert state adjutant general Erwin C. Hostetler. The 37th is concluding the first of two weeks of summer training at the Michigan camp.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
James A. Rhodes
Buckeye
Rhodes
Ohio
William O'Neill
Camp Breckinridge
William B. Saxbe
John D. Herbert
Adj
Erwin C. Hostetler
37Th
Michigan
Berlin G l Shakeup Reduces Man Power in Brigade
Berlin AP report says the U.S. Army's 6 000 man Berlin brigade will be reorganized into a battle force with more firepower and mobility but fewer troops. The move aims to enhance combat capability while trimming personnel.
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Berlin
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