Red Dwyer recalls bootlegging era from private Geneva estate
Cornelius J. Dwyer 82 recounts his past in bootlegging gambling and corruption from Belhurst Castle Geneva. He ran casinos in Saratoga Hollywood and French Lick, paid off officials, and closed the Piping Rock club after a Kefauver subpoena. He insists big money always corrupts, yet notes changes in structure and opportunity.
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Touring by Car Still U.S. Vacation Favorite
A Midwest Research Institute survey of 5,000 U.S. families shows driving for pleasure remains top leisure activity with picnicking, camping, and bicycling growing fastest. By 1977 leisure spending may reach 100 billion dollars, with half of weekend travelers and 40 percent of vacationers relying on family and friends for lodging.
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Guerillas Use Wedlock To Tempt Aborigines
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Communist guerillas seek aborigine support along the Thailand Malaysia border by proposing marriage to aborigine girls. The government warns against the "love trap" and a village chiefs meeting was told the rebels use a cupid approach to gain help for their war.
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Good Word for Those Who Wear Glasses in London
London AP report summarizes Dr. Charles Brown eye specialist findings from Practitioner survey. He notes shortsighted children often score higher on intelligence tests and posits that glasses correlate with larger eyes and larger brains.
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