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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
3
The Allied mail fraud and conspiracy trial nears conclusion as closing arguments begin in the 14th week. The case, tied to the 1965 collapse of American Allied Insurance Co., could go to a jury Wednesday. Defense seeks acquittal. judge weighing motion.
Egyptians arrive at Kennedy Airport to attend the U N General Assembly emergency session on the Middle East. They are greeted by U N ambassador Mohamed El Kony.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Manhattan by car and on foot on Sunday. He walked the Wall Street area and Fifth Avenue with a small entourage, praised the visit, and drew a small protest beside the Soviet U.N. Mission.
Beth Lucy, a Radcliffe graduate, married Michael Luey after replying to an Harvard Crimson ad seeking a one year marriage to avoid dorm life. The romance began before the ad and continued afterward, drawing responses from Vietnam and even an Alaska bartender. Beth says the ad helped her leave dorm restrictions and she keeps some replies as mementos.
Texas health officials announce visitors to Mexico no longer must prove recent smallpox vaccination to re enter the United States. Previously those without proof were vaccinated by border authorities.
Gladys Moody, a 38 year old divorcee and mother of two, describes enduring welfare for years while completing college. She earned a B A from City College and begins work as a hospital caseworker at Kings County Hospital, saying welfare enabled her to finish schooling and now helps others.
In East Boston, patrolmen John Meade and Jony Dwyer, the division’s only bachelors, delivered Rose Gobi’s 7 pound 1 ounce daughter at her home after responding to an emergency call on Sunday.
New York AP reports motorists average over 50 daily misleads by bridge signs. Ernest Black, manager of the crossing, says many traffic flows send drivers toward New Jersey when they intend midtown Manhattan or upstate routes.
A presidential crime commission report says public schools contribute to rising juvenile delinquency. It criticizes teachers for neglecting slow learners and prejudging slum children, urging schools to reduce dropouts and better prepare students for college and work. The report also faults juvenile courts for failing to meet expectations.
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