Missing Loof in Bank Holdup Links Three Soldiers
Advance Missouri authorities linked Ft Campbell soldiers Hager Foy and Nicholson to a Wednesday bank robbery totaling 17841 dollars. Money was found in a dog pen at Hager's Fornfelt home. Nicholson was arrested in Cairo Illinois with a clue bearing Hager's address. The trio faced charges of bank robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Advance
Jack Small
Robert Lee Hager
Fornfelt
E. F. Campf
Hager
Campf
James A. Foy
Trenton
N. J
Walter S. Nicholson
Livermore
Calif
Ft. Campbell
Foy
Nicholson
Cairo
Ill
Further Court Tests Planned By NAACP In Virginia Probe
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People plans more court actions to force its records and membership questions before the Boatwright Committee. A three judge federal panel will review Judge Hening’s May order as NAACP seeks to challenge the committee’s constitutionality in state and possibly Supreme Court venues. The Boatwright Committee, created by the General Assembly, probes sources of racial litigation in Virginia.
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Richmond
National
Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
S of the Boatwright Committee
NAACP
E. W. Hening
NAA
U. S
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
Hening
Virginia Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Bryan
Walter Hoffman
Norfolk
U.S
Morris A. Soper
Legislative Committee
Richmond Law and Equity Court
Yankee Know-How Tested By Hole-in-Earth Project
Washington experts discuss Project Moho a $5 million plan to drill to the Mohorovicic Discontinuity beneath the ocean to study the mantle. AMSOC researchers Gordon Lill and Arthur Maxwell note technical hurdles from barge design to power delivery and 16 000 foot depths, while Russia pursues deep drilling for propaganda impact.
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U.S
Russia
America
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Novosibirsk
American Miscellaneous Society
AMSOC
Gordon G. Lill
Arthur E. Maxwell
Current Journal
Lill
Geophysics
Office of Naval Research
Maxwell
ONR
Plastic Bag Death Spurs Call for Ban in San Francisco
A 65 year old man died by placing a plastic bag over his head in a San Francisco room. It followed another bag related death of a 2 month old, prompting a coroner's jury to urge immediate legislation outlawing cleaners bags. The health director and safety council advocate education as a solution.
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San Francisco
Manuel Gonzales
Duane Shelton
Henry C. Turkel
Ellis Sox
Ivar Larson
National Safety Council
Five Federal Banks Raise Discount Rate
The Federal Reserve Board authorized a rise in the discount rate from 3 to 3 1 2 percent at five banks New York Chicago St Louis Minneapolis and Dallas with other banks expected to follow. The move aims to curb credit expansion amid rising interest rates and hints of higher consumer prices in coming months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Reserve
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Dallas
Doctor James Gamble Dies At 75 In Brookline
Dr. James L. Gamble a former American Pediatric Society president and retired Harvard Medical School professor died Thursday after a brief illness in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Brookline, Mass
James L. Gamble
The
American Pediatric Society
Harvard University Medical School
Home Hazards Cause Most Child Deaths and Injuries
A U S Health, Education and Welfare estimate shows nearly 5 500 children under 15 die annually from home accidents. Autos lead in fatal incidents, drowning follows, and non fatal injuries rise from falls, cuts, blows, bites. Boys sustain about twice as many injuries as girls across the first year results. Dallas, Tex., has an Italian and a French newspaper.
Hunt Abandoned For Body Of Crash Victim
NORFOLK AP The Navy has ended its search for Cmdr Wilfred James McNeil Jr 38 after his Douglas Skyhawk crashed in the Mediterranean during a carrier approach flight from the USS Intrepid. McNeil is the son of a deputy secretary of defense and commanded Attack Squadron 66 based at Oceana Naval Air Station. His wife and five children reside in Virginia Beach. Debris and the helmet were recovered during the hunt.
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Norfolk
Navy
Wilfred James McNeil Jr
Mediterranean
Intrepid
McNeil
Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia Beach
William J. Granfield Dies Former Democratic Representative
William J. Granfield, age 69, longtime Democratic representative from 1931 to 1936, died Thursday in Springfield Massachusetts. He served in public office for five years during the early 1930s.
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William Granfield
Springfield
Mass
William J. Granfield
Long and Stormy Tax Trial Ends With Conviction
Norfolk industrialist Samuel G. Jones Jr. was convicted on six counts of tax evasion after a 10 day trial. The jury took 72 minutes to find Jones guilty of evading nearly 277000 in income taxes. The judge declined a defense motion to set aside the verdict. Jones is president of the Berkley company.
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Norfolk
Samuel G. Jones Jr
U. S. District Court
Jones
Joes
The
Berkley Ee Ae Ee
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