Off Duty Rights on Trial in Police Conduct Case
Police officer Michael B. Hannon faces 10 counts of conduct unbecoming as testimony unfolds at the Police Board of Rights. Sgt. Roger M. Moulton testifies that Hannon, 28, a father of four and part time law student, joined a May 3 picket and spoke May 8 from the Federal Building steps criticizing U.S. policy.
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Roger M. Moulton
Hannon
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Congress of Racial Equality
Socialist Party
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Hungary
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Federal
Goldewater
White House
Sammy Davis Jr. signs $1 million contract for Lake Tahoe shows
Sammy Davis Jr. announced a $1 million deal in New York for 24 Harrah's Club performances at Lake Tahoe. He will work eight weeks each year over a three year span. Pablo Picasso loses bid to seize Gilot book in Paris court. Lana Turner hospitalized after allergic reaction in Palm Springs. Ernest Borgnine remarries Donna Grancucci Rancourt in Juarez Mexico, fourth marriage. Delphine Ione Dodge weds Charles Boyer Richards Cornelius in Saratoga, honeymoon planned in Hawaii.
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Sammy Davis Jr
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New
Hollywood
Ernest Borgnine
Donna Grancucci Rancourt
Juarez
Mexico
Borgnine
Ethel Merman
Traffic deaths set record over Fourth of July weekend
551 people were killed in traffic accidents during a three day Independence Day holiday in Chicago area. The figure surpasses last year’s 504 and nears the 557 deaths recorded in the four day observance in 1963. The National Safety Council had estimated 470 to 570 fatalities preholiday.
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National Safety Council
Cooper urges ban on handling political campaign funds
Sen. John Sherman Cooper urged prohibiting Senate officers and employees from handling political campaign funds after findings from the Bobby Baker case. Baker resigned as secretary of the Senate Democratic majority in 1963 amid scrutiny of his finances.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
Kentucky
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Baker
Cooper
Ringo Starr Celebrates 25th Birthday
London AP reports Beatle drummer Ringo Starr marks his 25th birthday as a successful musician and comic. The Daily Mirror notes he is the oldest Beatle with John Lennon 25 next Oct 9 Paul McCartney 23 on June 18 and George Harrison 2 on Feb 25. Shenson praises Starr as naturally gifted, likely to pursue acting and film work.
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London
Ringo Starr
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Harrsison
The
Daily Mirror
Ringo
Walter Shenson
UK Car Exports to U S Reach 79100 in 1964
In 1964 the United Kingdom produced 1,867,640 cars and about 79,100 were shipped to the United States. The export figure highlights a substantial US market share for British automobile manufacturers.
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United Kingdom
United States
Arthritis Relief Via New Ben-Gay Penetrating Lotion
A new Ben-Gay Penetrating Heat Lotion offers deep joint relief for hours, providing an alternative to aspirin for arthritis. The ad promotes pouring on the relief whenever needed.
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Ben-Gay
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Dede) Ione Dodge
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