Truman Visits Yale Seeks Donor Renewal and Jabs Policies
Former President Harry S. Truman arrives in New Haven for a three day stay under the Chubb fellowship program. He criticizes Eisenhower monetary policy as causing a recession and says he would not idle if president. He tours urban redevelopment projects, meets Dean Acheson, and appears at Yale Law Journal banquet with limited public appearances.
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Four bombs explode in Northern Ireland vandalism shock
Four bombs believed set by the outlawed Irish Republican Army exploded in Northern Ireland last night. No one was hurt. The blasts damaged the Labor Exchange at Newry, a customs hut and a bus at Rostrevor, and another customs hut at Mullan.
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Alarm clock seeks gentler ring for Jeffersonville man
Jeffersonville Indiana Glenn Davis wants a kinder alarm clock after his old device startled him into swallowing parts of his bridgework. The incident happened when the loud bell rang one morning prompting medical concern and a search for a quieter wake up option.
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Robin entangled by kite string freed by firemen
A robin in New Haven was entangled for five hours in a kite string suspended from a power line after hitting it while searching for spring. Firemen used a plastic hook to release the bird, which then resumed flying. Separately, researchers located a new fish supply for Rabaul in Gazelle Peninsula waters at 125 fathoms.
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Feather merchant admits tax fraud in war effort
New York April 8 Allied feathers supplier Arthur Sohnen pleaded guilty to defrauding the government of about 500000 dollars in income taxes from 1951 to 1953. U S Judge Leo F Rayfiel set sentencing for May 8. Assistant U S Attorney Elliott Greenspan said Sohnen owes nearly 2500000 dollars in taxes plus penalties.
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Brooklyn Man Sold Feathers From Home During War
Capetown report notes a Brooklyn one man business during the Korean War bought and sold feathers to manufacturers of sleeping bags. The article mentions Africans abroad and a large bird reaching eight feet in height.
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