State Official In Scandal May Be Alive
Brady, former Massachusetts Parking Authority chairman, disappeared in 1963 amid mental competence questions over a $746,468 theft at the Boston Common Garage. The Boston Record American reports he may be alive, seeking a deal to avoid prosecution, with a New Hampshire lawyer said to represent him.
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Postmaster General Reports $15 Million From Employee Savings
Washington UPI Post master General John A Gronouski announced over 600000 in awards paid to Post Office employees for money saving ideas in the fiscal year ending June 20. The program generated more than 15 million in savings.
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Work Release Bill Approved By House For Federal Prisoners
The House passed a work release measure by 323 to 0 to let trustworthy federal prisoners hold outside jobs or training while serving terms and return when not employed. It also allows transfers to halfway houses and 30 day emergency leaves for funerals or ill relatives. A separate $10 million first-year aid package for local law enforcement was approved 326 to 0.
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Moscow Names Propaganda Agency Head
The Soviet press reports Vladimir I. Stepakov aged 53 has been named head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Central Committee. He previously edited Izvestia and will oversee party line in information media culture and science.
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Vladimir I. Stepakov
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