Kennedy seeks federal racketeering bill to curb organized crime
Kennedy asked Congress to back a federal anti racketeering law to break up hoodlums who move funds across state lines and evade local officials. He cited FBI Director Hoover and estimated crime costs at 22 billion dollars annually and 128 dollars per person, arguing only the federal government can curb the flow of illicit funds.
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Ae Kennedy
House
Judiciary ‘Subcommittee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Emanuel Celler
Washington
Atty N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoover
Congress
Celler
Justice Department
Havel Kennedy
Hoo
Aud
Kennedy Sa
Ken
Eering
Kennedy
Willém
Business News Gamma: Global Clearing House and Copper Outlook
New York reports that Patent Development Corp will send a mission to Moscow to create a cross nations patent clearing house for American and Soviet entities. Anaconda Copper foresees strong copper prices and rising demand this year. Woolworth announces a shift to discount department operations. AT&T raises its quarterly dividend to 90 cents for about 1.92 million shareholders. Wholesale food prices drop for fifth straight week as Dun & Bradstreet index slides. The U.S. government purchases around 10 million tons of coal annually.
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New York
UPI
Nationa Patent Development Corp
Moscow
Ameri ‘Lcan
Detroit
Auto Industr
Ward
Watertown
N.Y
Woolworth Co
Giant
Woolworth
Anaconda
Mont
Clyde Weed
Anaconda Co
Dun
Bradstreet
Delta Phi Sorority WSCS meeting details and plans
The Psi Phi Chapter met in Markleville and Mrs. Titus home for WSCS, selecting Miss Arlene Walters to attend the National Convention in Pennsylvania June 15 16 17 with theme A Dutch Treat. In Raleigh the WSCS met at Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Heffernan assisted, planning a May 27 party. Members listed include Mrs. Clifton Seal Robert Miles Myrtles Walker Edgar Rich Jack Campbell Judy McDuffy Arlene Walters and others.
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Psi Phi
One
Delta Phi Sorority
Dennis Smith
Arlene Walters
Pennsylvania
Markleville
WSCS
Oscar Titus
James Heffer
Raymond Breese
Forrest Marsh
Graceland
Dudley
Zula Bennett
Heffernan
Earl
U. S
Dora Bennett
North Carolina
Ratterman Frameup Trial Opens in Newport
In Newport Kentucky George Ratterman 34 former Cincinnati football star faces charges including breach of the peace resisting arrest and supposed prostitution link. Prosecution seeks to frame charges down while witnesses recount events at a hotel room tied to a dancer and a barroom farce.
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Lodge
Order of
Polith
Ratterman
Cook
San
Hellpack
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Newport
UPI
George
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Nesday
Juanita Hodges
Henry Cook
Houston
Tex
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