Indict Goldfine for Tax Evasion Involving Secretary Paperman
Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman were indicted in Boston on charges they evaded 817334 in federal income taxes. The cases cover 1952 to 1957 for the Strathmore Woolen Co. and related personal taxes, reflecting a lengthy government probe into Goldfine’s business empire and influence peddling ties, including the Sherman Adams gift case.
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Colleges seek $100 million building plan for 1961-71
Iowa's three state colleges and related schools asked the board of regents for a total $101,834,000 to meet anticipated enrollment growth over the 1961-71 decade. The University of Iowa estimates $53,634,000, Iowa State $37,075,000, and Iowa State Teachers $11,115,000. The deaf and blind schools request $1,315,000 and $248,950 respectively.
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ICC Authorizes Discontinuance of 2 C and W Trains
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington authorized the discontinuance of two North Western trains Nos 5 and 6. M A Jacobs, Iowa division superintendent, said the last westbound No 5 would run Monday and the last eastbound No 6 on Tuesday. The two trains, mainly mail routes, have also carried passenger coaches. The post office will reroute mail in expectation of Friday's ICC action.
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Pioneer V launches to study space between earth and Venus
Cape Canaveral reports Pioneer V, a 90 pound beachball sized instrument package, launched by a Thor-Able rocket to orbit the sun. It will report conditions between Earth's and Venus paths, measuring radiation magnetism and micrometeorites from up to 50 million miles away, with a 311 day orbit and data to aid future manned flights. NASA officials describe the mission as a major step in interplanetary exploration with an estimated cost of 12 to 14 million dollars.
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Two More Quake Survivors Saved in Morocco
In Rabat an AP report says two more emaciated survivors were pulled from Agadir ruins early Friday bringing the total saved since Tuesday to 15.
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Herter Returns to Office After Sick Day
Secretary of State Christian Herter returned to his office Friday after spending a day at home with a cold and a digestive upset. He resumed normal duties and attended to routine State Department work.
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Three Marteneilli Family Die in Luana Crash
Three members of a Madison Wisconsin family were killed when their car struck a railroad underpass on highway 52 near Luana in Clayton County. Edward Marteneilli 23 his wife Janice 23 and their 2 month old son Curtis E died. Six others including Gary Hill 14 Linda Hill 16 and Carol Hill 27 from Lake Mills Wisconsin were injured. Authorities said icy roads caused the crash. The injured were transported by ambulances from Postville and Monona. The bodies were taken to Schutte funeral home in Postville.
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Shovelers Take Note Skies To Clear Tonight
Cedar Rapids endures the fifteenth snowstorm of the winter dumping 3 inches on 18 inches on the ground. Weather forecast calls for clearing east Friday evening and mostly fair elsewhere with colder temperatures ahead. Continued on page 6.
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Blind Theresa Risks Life To Help Save 329 in Fire
Philadelphia report says 17 year old Theresa Hayes a blind student at Overbrook school for the blind stayed at a Braille switchboard to summon help and guide nurses during a major fire that killed Fire Lt. William Adgie and injured six other firefighters while all 329 students were led to safety. Principal Joseph Cauffman noted the blaze began in a third floor employee bedroom and a full investigation is underway.
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600 Carolina Families Isolated by Snow
Snow and cold set March records across several states as a third storm in nine days paralyses rescue work and leaves 600 families isolated in four northwestern North Carolina counties. The Red Cross reports food and fuel shortages for weeks with 64 families needing supplies and helicopter aid planned. Governor Hodges mobilizes National Guard entries and Fort Bragg personnel join efforts to drop provisions.
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Chuckle: TV Hero Always Finds Parking in Front of Banks
A humorous strip asks why the television hero routinely parks right before banks, supermarkets, and post offices. The joke suggests the setup is rigged and notes copyright. The gag plays on convenient parking as a plot device.
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