Genovese Linked to 1931 Killings in Senate Testimony
Joseph Valachi testified before a Senate subcommittee that Vito Genovese, then a lieutenant to Massaria, helped plan the April 1931 shooting of Giuseppi Massaria and the September 1931 murder of Salvatore Maranzano. Valachi said Genovese and Charles Lucky Luciano were named in a list of targets for execution, amid a coming gang war.
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Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
la Cosa Nostra
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Genovese
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Joe the Boss
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Charles Lucky
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Maranzano
New York
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Charley Lucky
Vito
al Capone
Frank Costello
Vince Mangano
Joe Adonis
Dutch Schultz
Weather Outlook for Richmond Mild Skies Ahead
A weak cold front from Wisconsin to Kansas moves eastward today bringing Virginia cloudy skies and mild temperatures. The system should keep conditions unsettled with temperatures remaining above average and limited precipitation.
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Richmond
Wisconsin
Kansas
Virginia
Apple Week events and Shenandoah festival decorate classrooms
Apple Week runs October 10 to 19 with the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival offering decorative apple materials to teachers. Materials can be picked up at Festival Headquarters 109 E Piccadilly St during weekdays 9 to 5 or by calling 662 3863 for after hours. The Winchesterettes hold a special meeting at the War Memorial Building at 7 30 p.m. to discuss the current fund campaign with parents invited. Mrs Charles Jenkins of Boyce reports a large Night Blooming Cereus with 18 blooms, the most in 12 years, and a second bloom this year is noted as unusual.
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Third White Man Arrested in Probe of Racial Bombings
In Birmingham area police arrested John W. Hall 36 for illegal possession of dynamite after investigators found 133 sticks in a wooded area near the city. Robert E. Chambliss 59 and Col. Al Lingo reported the discovery as progress in the bombings case amid criticism from Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth.
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Ala
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Urban Gardendale
Robert E. Chambliss
Chambliss
Charles Cagle
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
Fred .Shuttlesworth
Byrd Plans Open Hearings on Tax Bill Next Week
Senate Finance Committee member Harry F Byrd says hearings on President Kennedy's tax-cut bill may begin next week. Civil rights legislation likely delays final action until early next year as Senate leaders plan a vote on civil rights before the tax measure. Douglas criticizes the delay and opposes rushing hearings.
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Senate Finance Committee
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House
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Goldwater Defends Unchanged Conservative Stand
U S Senator Barry Goldwater says his conservative positions remain intact despite 1964 presidential speculation. He cites limited shifts only in support for Kennedy era measures granting the attorney general authority to file desegregation suits, while opposing federal force except as constitutionally outlined.
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McNamara Returns From Vietnam With Broad Report for Kennedy
Defense Secretary McNamara's 2000 mile swing through Vietnam leaves questions unresolved about Diem and U.S. strategy. He likely urges no troop or aid increase, possibly hints at cuts, and notes Diem has not enacted Kennedy suggested reforms. The report aims to inform Kennedy on whether Communist defeat is possible with U.S. support for Diem.
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Washington
Kennedy
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Flora Intensifies as Caribbean Storm Tracks Toward Hispaniola
Hurricane Flora strengthens over central Caribbean shipping lanes north of Venezuela and heads toward Haiti and the Dominican Republic with gale winds. Warnings are in place as the U S Weather Bureau predicts the storm will pass south of Barahona and near Presque Ile de Sudoueste by early tonight.
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Presque Ile de Sudoueste
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Slayer sought in deaths of two Minneapolis girls
Police and county detectives renewed the search for a suspected kidnapper who murdered Melissa Lee, 5, and Barbara Foshaug, 4, whose bodies were found in heavy brush near a Plymouth Village road. Parents questioned but not suspected. FBI sketch circulated of a bespectacled man seen offering candy.
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Berber Rebels Vow To Defy Ben Bella
Algerian mutineers armed cannon on Kabylie ridges vow to defy President Ahmed Ben Bella even at cost of civil war. Col Mohand Ou El Hadj said he would fire if provoked as forces dig in and distribute tracts urging army to join the movement. Ben Bella nationalizes French farms to rally peasants while seeking France’s aid and appealing for bloodshed to end.
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Maj
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Tizi Ouzeu
Algerien
Abdelhadi Boutaleb
Rabat
Merchandise Taken In Store Entry At Larrys Market
Winchester Police report a night entry at Larrys Market on E Baker St. The front door glass was broken and items stolen include six quarts of beer cigars 100 cartons of assorted cigarettes and other merchandise.
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Man Killed When Car Collides With School Bus
Ronald Lehtomaki, 30, of Parkersburg died when his car sideswiped a Parkersburg High School bus on West Virginia 47 eight miles east of the city. Three others were injured as the bus carried students home after classes near Kanawha.
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Here
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Parkersburg High School
Kanawha
Rock Named to Post At Research Lab
George Calvert Rock was appointed assistant professor of entomology at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. He succeeds retirement of Dr. Walter S. Hough and brings degrees from Bob Jones University Virginia Tech and Cornell. He has worked at Geneva NY and Cornell on fruit insects and red-banded leaf roller nutrition.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Walter S. Hough
Mr. Rock
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Cornell University
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
New York
Cornell
Winchester
Virginia
Koufax Fanned 15 as Dodgers Beat Yankees 5-2 in Series Opener
Lefty Sandy Koufax set a World Series strikeout record with 15 whiffs and Los Angeles chased Whitey Ford with a four-run second inning, including Roseboro’s three-run homer, to defeat New York 5-2 at Yankee Stadium. Roseboro drove in two, Howard doubled, and the Dodgers built an early lead before Koufax finished strong. The Series resumes Thursday with Al Downing vs Johnny Podres.
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