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Show ' The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, 4 1964 July 7, Fight All-O-ut Call 12 for. More Talk : i . By Awoclated I .. O New York Time Service NEW YORK, July 6 Seven j i reputedly Influential bookmakers and five policemen are to be I recalled before a grand Jury In Brooklyn In the expanding vestigation of gambling and . lice corruption. 1 , t Inpo-- I - vj ' DISTRICT Attorney seven who appeared before grand Jurors in April 1 but refused to testify, Charles S. gamblers the same and June would be granted Immunity Wednesday. If they remain silent, he said contempt citations will be sought THE POLICEMEN, a lieuten-'an- t and four have been recalled because they can, give us a lot more information than they did in June, he added. In another development In J Manhattan, a new spedal grand Jury was sworn in Monday to Investigate possible bribery in 'the police department j THERE ARE now' three grandr Juries In Manhattan and. the holdover April grand Jury In Brooklyn looking into gambling and corruption. Supreme Court Justice Charles Marts told members of the lat-epanel they were to conduct an investigation to determine whether there has been or is a to bribe certain conspiracy public officers attached tothe i4 t Silva said the :' --- w -- wf ' X 1 y W .A JlI 4 , civil rights faces branched a new voter registration cami paign. r Two Negroes appeared bearing signs urging an increase in h- , -- - I ft? i -- Ir f'9 'J . v, 1 J4 V i- ' f Xrf. fa K, - V & A voter registration and were arrested by Sheriff Jim Clark. This prompted a singing demonstration across the street, and foe Negroes were arrested on charges of violating a city ordinance against demonstrating in front of foe courthouse while court was in session. Hi 1S. LATER, CLARK arrested the white men, confiscating several baseball-bats- , , two night sticks and a rubber hose! In St. Louis about 500 persons, mostly Negro, bombarded police with bricks, bottles and other- - debris Monday night,- - injuring at least six officers. y X .v 1 1 v h y, vw r y ' rt" OFFICIAL displeasure at the measure of cooperation given by the five policemen In Brooklyn Demolished buildings and wrecked cars are has been reflected in their new about an remaining of this section of Ameri- assignments. All are back In uniform, and all, according to Silver, have been taken out of America at a Glance sensitive areas. I AnocUted Press Wlrephoto can Cy&namid Co. plant that was ripped by a series of blasts. Building roof was ripped off. KLEEII Presi Schenker, 38; Wilbur Robinson, NEW CASTLE, PA., July 6 49, and Clarence daypool, 63; Four explosions and a series all of New Castle. of fires ripped through an exA search was being made for plosives manufacturing plant them. 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J)n term ounlairt torviaa Tampto m la Warn apllanca SPECIAL EXCURSION Dry art, Dolithort, Vacauma, Mixart, uiwun Aiauviiw Limi 3 Iflfl if iVuIJiJi 3 FARt HEKTIM 0 0-d- ay E $48.20 return plus tax privilege' 2 LVEBflaMSaBGEljHa 7 III a Vt E oklJi Lowest Totri Family. Fare Anywhere cut "IMitik REMOUNTING SPECIAL iYi;i!l!lYfiyJ3J!i HUi liHiMuaaaiiBGQ fno:imosAmur:ss gang places f . Salwati aad Mwtaa - ADVIRTIISMSNT- ADVSRTtllMCNT gineers & four per cent wage Increase in the face of an industry demand for a cut of 15 cents an Malta JULY M8T088 CORPOfMnoai . . I didnt realize I had stabbed him. I had blood on my hand, but I had cut my finger and I thought it was mine. And then he came at me again. I pleaded with him to let me alone. I tojd him I didnt want to hurt him, but he kept coming. Then I panicked and ran. art, fry Sana, Taastara, Hair Salt Lako City, Utah 1 ... REPAIRS lor matt 53 South 2nd last 323-493- Saturday night she and a girl friend went to the Worlds On their return, she said goodnight to her friend and started to walk to her home in Forest Hills? I noticed this man walking behind me, very quietly," she said. Suddenly, he grabbed me around the legs and tried to drag me into foe shadows. I reached into my bag and threw myself over him so I wouldnt fall backward on the ground. I pressed the and suddenly he let go. button on foe knife Fair. ron. DIAMONDS Frocd's Imported Cars " six-ma- BEAUTIFUL BLUE WHITE r m 63. ground new shipment of art. . - a police whistle. searchers had been combing foe Johnson area north of 8,200-foMesa for Scott Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berry of DIAMOND Coast POC tottodlag a a top, anriodlaq daaMwtotoa cDorgaa. Wtotoatoto optional, CJMGADMSKN By Associated Press CLEVELAND Roy E. Davidson, who began his rise to grand chip! engineer, ofjfoe Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers by shoveling coal on a train when he was 16, died Monday in Cleveland Clinic. He was dition Monday. McKAY S1 M Leader of Rails Union Nothing Means So Muchjls a mil, plot nr ni x auio Round trip mil, I any-- n171aui with rtr MMS AU. 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It tnade me feel a lot more secure, alot safer. ) PACTS: CWyWw Motor CorporaHoo warrant toSowtoa 1 tha Stow K00 lor S roar vttol part r 90.000 aula. wAkAaaor aowaa flrat, Owto aitoc too a mf auofe porta Oat prow OMotUwa to awtortol orwottooantMp arN b rapioead r rapavad at a AwOwrtoad Swaoo Daalar' ptaoo of buoimte r lobor angina block, bood and totomal pnrto, WWwot oharpo for awok port tootor pawp. Intolto nunlfold. Tran Aria port and raar wbnol baaOng. DtonaMHarar'a auggaatod ratall .... She carried it in her purse along with assistant MORE THAN 200 THE POLICE WERE WONDERFUL, said Arlene Del Fava, 27. They felt really badly that they had to, arrest me because I was Just trying to protect myself. It was just because it was foe kind of knife I used. Miss Del Fava is one of thousands of women In New York City who are afraid to walk' foe streets, in some sec- - J tions after dark because of rapists, muggers, bandits and hoodlum gangs who have forced police to take emergency measures and beef up patrols with extra manpower and over time work. r Albuquerque. Supreme Court Justice J. Irwin He was found about two miles north of where he was last seen by C. O. (Neal) Smith, a member of foe New Mexico Mounted Patrol Troop No. 9 from Cimar- Shapiro Monday sentenced sex murderer Winston Moseley, 29, to die in the electric chair the week of Aug. 10. The judge later refused to comment on the omission. ildkl I MM AM THK Associated Fret Wtrephata Arlene Del Favs rrt Didnt know knife was against law. said :v t. Sentenced for Beating Infant Drive it now! 1 area.b ?A. J. Kaiser, company public relation officer, said more than ... - 100 Tufeyks were in the operat- , icftmmundy.til I50,1 about' three area al the time of the first THE PLANT MAKES com- special Georgia committee to miles from thf Amefipan Qyaod explosion. vl mercial explosives used in min- map plans for handling foe new tA ibtal of about 250 normally ing, quarrying and construction. civU rights law and its interpretation in foe state. . THE FIVE MEN bated by the company j as .missing,- - were idemifil As Eugene Rudesill, 45; Gerald Wingard,'30, Donald NEW YORK, July 6 (UPI)- -A January. Martin, who was unemJudge Monday sentenced house ployed at the time, was living painter Raymon Martin, 26, to with foe childs five years in prison for breaking mother, Carole Finnegan. both arms and both legs of a The child, Doraa Lee Finnebaby girl whose gan, was in critical condition crying kept him awake. for several weeks after the atJustice J. Irwin Shapiro gave tack, but has since recovered. Martin the maximum sentence and said he wished it could have Find Buckeroo, 3 been more. By Awoclated Presi He is dangerous to soRATON, N.M., July 6- -A ciety, Shapiro commented. Albuquerque boy who The incident happened last was lost on a ranch for almost 24 hours was found in good conv M , Aug.' V i960,' led foe fight- for foe five rail operating brotherThe officers found foe worn-an- hoods during the recent w3 r k two sons fighting and when rules dispute.' ; they triecfTo break up the fight, foe crqwd gathered. Doctors said he died from a of illnesses. It complication ONE OFFICER more reached than 1,000 perPerry S. Heath, 63, first assistsons, including women and chil- ant grand chief during Davidis employed. Hie cause was not dren. sons tenure, automatically bedetermined immediately. A federal Judge at Birming- comes head of the 65,000-meham, taking note of foe new ber union. Heath is from Hoi JAMES MILES, Civil Rights Act, continued in land, Mich. said the first plant manager, blast occurred in the nitro gly- definitely a Negro request to DAVIDSONS railroad career cerine house about 10:30 a.m. prevent police from interfering 47 years, from his boydemonstra- spanned peaceful Two more blasts followed within hood at Fairmount, HI., undays Circumminutes and a fourth rocked the tions at Tuscaloosa. stances have changed, said Ij. til he rose steadily to the top of area at 11:27 a.m. foe independent union. The nitro glycerine house is S. Dish Judge Clarence AllIn 1960 Davidson was one of part of the gelatin products line good. the organizations two representwhere liquid is mixed with pown A U. S. CIVIL Rights Commis- atives on a arbitration der to produce the explosives. sion arrived in Atlanta with board which awarded foe endowntown ' " DAVIDSON, chief executive of Officers had answered a call oldest rail labor organization foe on a sick woman in a Negro fat foe foo of neighborhood Jtist west, wternkbemlspbef'lne5 - Blasts Burn Nitro Plant- -5 Lost, 1 Dead DEIITUR At Yaw Drvf ifT t , T again Prominent Negro civil rights leaders unveiled Monday intensified desegregation campaign in Alabama under the new Civil Rights Act as assaults on segregation barriers were launched throughout the South. At Selma, 55 Negroes and men were Jailed when 4T department" r Preu - I white st pollce ) NEW YORK, July 6 (UPD A brunette secretary who was arrested for using a switchblade knife on' a sailor who was trying to rape her said Monday she is switching to ths weapon grandmother used to use a long hatpin. THE REV. MARTIN Luther King Jr., president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said at Birmingham, Ala., that his staff members will go to Tuscaloosa and Selma, Ala., to assess the situations. 1 ' ' - & 1 She11 Try Left Jab-B- ut With a Hatpin Big Push On For Dixie ' 4 N.Y. Probers 15T jf!i f.sin t Tl 901 02 L 4 I a |
