Policemen Among 15 Detained in Detroit Gambling Sweep
Federal agents nabbed 15 in a statewide Detroit gambling sting tied to police and city officials. Indictments allege officers accepted payoffs, obstructed investigations, and ran a number betting ring linked to Chicago and Las Vegas figures. Penalties range up to 20 years and $120,000 fines.
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Toastmasters Sponsor 4 H Youth Course
Del-Rey Toastmasters Club sponsors an eight week Youth Leadership course for 41 Anderson area 4-H members at the Technical Vocational School on West 38th Street. Perry Travis coordinates. Olly McCallister serves as club president and Sharon Senge is home extension agent. Officers include Cary Swain president Mike Bartram vice president Karen Brandenburg secretary and Gary Simmons sergeant at arms.
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Hampton Institute Closes Amid Fire Bombings At College
Hampton Institute announced a shutdown for the rest of the session after a wave of firebombings. President Roy D. Hudson said the campus would be vacated by 7 p.m. as students were warned by written notices under doors.
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Anderson Man in Movie At North Drive In
Jerry Mace a 1963 graduate of Andersen High School has a lead in Bury Me an Angel now playing at the North Drive In The article notes his prior leads in Gabriel Strawberries Weed Rain and major roles in The Hunt Medic Callahan and Fire Married to Nancy Newsman He and his wife live in New York City and he previously resided in Anderson with Herman Paschal 1612 Cincinnatic Ave The piece mentions he also writes and sings with a musical group The Rest of Our ki
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Returning Soldiers Face Stricter Narcotics Inspections
Washington reports intensified controls on narcotics entering the United States as returning soldiers are examined more closely. The Defense Department plans a $10 million program to fund treatment clinics and medical care, ensuring cure before discharge from service.
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Truman Refuses Medal Amid Controversy
Former President Truman rejects the Medal of Honor saying it is not deserved. He cites concerns over the medal’s meaning and supports intensified checks of military post parcels for drugs following a Southeast Asia tour. A congressional probe spurred the stance, with Ambrose and Defense officials coordinating with Customs on narcotics seizures and mail inspections.
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Greece and Albania establish diplomatic relations
Athens reports Greece has established diplomatic relations with neighboring Albania, confirmed by the Foreign Ministry on Thursday.
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Mine Officials Convicted in UMW District Case
A federal jury convicted two United Mine Workers District officials on four counts involving conspiracy and falsification of district financial records. Budzanowski and Seddon face possible fines up to $10,000 and up to one year in prison on each count. Judge Teitelbaum set deadlines for appeals, and defense counsel vowed to pursue further court action.
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