McCormack Aide and Voloshen Indicted in Abuse Case
Martin Aweig, a suspended senior aide to House Speaker McCarthy, and Nathan Voloshest, a New York lawyer, were indicted on criminal conspiracy charges for using the speaker's office in cases before government agencies. Sweig, 46, was suspended last Oct 16. Voloshen, 71, is described as a lobbyist and friend allied with Sweig and McCormack.
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NEW York
Martin Aweig
John McCarath
Nathan Voloshest
Sweig
McCormack
Massachusetts
Democrat
Voloshen
Swelg
200-Foot Cliff Crack Threatens California Homes
In San Pedro a 200-foot cliff crack splits a yard and endangers homes near Point Fermin. County geologist Arthur Kenyawn cites rainfall as a likely trigger as residents refuse to evacuate. The crescent fissure, 10 feet wide and 300 feet deep, echoes October slides that toppled a house and damaged others along the Los Angeles coast.
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San Pedro
Calif
UPU
Pacific
Arthur Ken
Point Fermin
Los Angeles
Francis McCord
Portuguese Bend
Point Fermin Bay
Kenyans Auction Hippo Teeth From Government Stock
In MONBASA Kenya the game department announced an auction sale of four thousand one hundred eighty one hippopotamus teeth for thirty eight thousand four hundred sixteen shillings.
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Sharp
Monbasa
Kenya
Game Department
Two Widows Found Frozen To Death In Milwaukee House
Milwaukee authorities discovered two elderly widows dead in an upper bedroom of a south side brick house where Theresa Barry and Helen Chmielewski had lived together over six decades. Police said the bodies showed signs of prolonged exposure and that they had little apparent means, with a light burning and a small meal found at the scene.
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Cheetany
Charles J. Werner
Hopkinton
Werner
Naaktgehoren
Lions
Marion Lions
Pagoda
Nunktgehoren
WMT Radiag
Milwaukee
UPI
Barry
South Gldé
Chmielewski
Eugene Kania
Seven Waldorf students suspended after campus disturbance
Seven black students at Waldorf College were suspended after an 18 hour disciplinary committee meeting. The disturbance began in the student union with about 200 people present, with 30 to 40 directly involved and charges including assault and battery. One student faced a concealed weapon allegation. Waldorf is a two year college affiliated with the American Lutheran Church with about 600 students of whom 16 are black.
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Forest City
UPI
Waldorf College
Waldorf
Robert Evenson
Evenson
American Lutheran Church
New Jersey Unit Wins Round in Sinatra Battle
Newark AP report: New Jersey State Investigation Commission fights to compel Frank Sinatra to answer subpoenas issued six months earlier. Judge James Coolahan rejects request to convene three-judge panel on constitutionality. Sinatra’s lawyers argue SIC is accusatory and lacks legislative purpose. Extradition potential if contempt cited. Sinatra resides in California when not touring. Wales dial a poem planned by arts council to read 18 poets’ works to callers.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Commission
Frank Sinatra
U. S. District Court
James Coolahan
Sinatra
SIC
Andrew Phelan
Kenneth Zauber
California
Cardiff
Wales
Welsh Arts Council Soul
Britain
Des Moines Woman Shot In Family Dispute
Norma Noble, 19, remains in critical condition at Broadlawns hospital after a gunshot wound Saturday night. Her sister Ethel Goodman, 25, is charged with assault with intent to commit murder and released on $10,000 bond. Police say the shooting followed a family quarrel at their Des Moines home.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norma Noble
Broadlawns Hospital
Ethel Goodman
Miss Noble
Decorah Residents Charged After Weekend Accidents
Decorah police say two weekend incidents led to charges. John K. Lewis of Decorah was charged with a stop sign violation after a Friday collision. Patricia Ann Juve, also of Decorah, was charged with failure to yield when backing from an alley caused a Sunday crash.
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Decorah
Decorah Rivers
John K. Lewis
Patricia Ann Juve
Decorsh
Charges Stem from Marshalltown Raid
MARSHALLTOWN UP I Two men and two women were held in Marshall County jail on illegal possession of marijuana after a Sunday raid on an Haverhill apartment occupied by Susan Lenhart. The suspects include Terry Glore and Steven Bratzell, both of Marshalltown, all in their early 20s, with packages valued at $5,000 seized.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Marshall County
Haverhill
Susan Lenhart
Terry Glore
Steven Bratzell
Marshall County Sheriff’s
Tama Woman Dies of Heart Condition
Mrs Carol A Kriegel 23 wife of Cleon Kriegel died Saturday at Marshalltown hospital after five hours in care autopsy cites heart condition Survived by husband infant son Curty Allan father Tomlinson Tama brother Carol Tomlinson Services Tuesday 1 30 at United Methodist church calling at Meson Hand funeral home until 9 am then at church
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Fama
Tama
Carol A. Kriegel
Cleon Kriegel
Marshalltown Hospital
Curty’ Allan
Red ‘Tomlinson
Carol ‘Tomlinson
United Methodist Church
Meson- Hand Funeral Home
Jacksonville Mothers Protests Push Desegregation Telegrams
Jacksonville housewives launched a four day telegram drive to Chief Justice Burger urging nationwide desegregation of public schools. More than 1000 messages flooded the Western Union office ahead of a Supreme Court session ordering immediate desegregation in five southern states. Mothers cited constitutional concerns and opposed busing while stressing equal education.
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Jacksonville
Fle
API
Warren Burger
Western Union
Burger
Supreme Court
Florida
Duval Coun Lly
James Weeks
U S urges global action to curb drug trade
In Geneva the United States urged bold international action to halt the global spread of mind destroying drugs among youth in rich countries. John Tagersell warned at a U N Narcotics Commission meeting that major international initiatives are needed to combat growing supplies and illicit trade. The World Health Organization backed controls on about 60 of 80 psychotropic drugs, including LSD and amphetamines, with a draft treaty proposing strict production, sale, and trade controls and heavy penalties.
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Geneva
U. S
John Tagersell
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.N. Narcotics Commission
U.S
Ligersoll
Commission
N Who
World Health Organization
Alcoholism Study to Be Presented at Towa Dinner
Dr Harold Mulford director of alcoholic research at the University of Towa will speak at the annual dinner of the Towa Alcoholism Foundation and the Citizens Committee on Alcoholism. He will outline his latest Iowa study at the Roosevelt hotel followed by a seven pan dinner. The event is open to the public with advance reservations by phone 360-2431 and tickets at the door.
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Harold Mulford
University of Towa
Towa ‘Alcoholism Foundation
Citizens Committee On Alcoholism
Mulford
Iowa
Cecily Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
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