Ambiguous World News Snippet From New York Report
The report cites General Alfred M and remarks on Middle East policy, a New York publishers meeting, and a 1957 58 60 crop referendum. It also notes an FBI arrest of a hospital accountant for embezzling $2,000 at Murphy General Hospital in Waltham Wil.
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Dalehen
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Aoe
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Pole
Middle East
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FBI
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
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Controversial Pound Bill Moves Through House
The controversial bill, aimed at allowing unclaimed stray animal requisitions, passes the House by voice vote with little debate. Also reports note a Bangor derailment injuring two trainmen and the FBI arrest of escaped gunman Robert L. Green in St Paul after a long manhunt.
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Maine
Bangor
Scott’s Siding
Jon
FBI
Robert L. Green
St. Paul
Senate Foreign Relations panel taps ex Massachusetts governor for under secretary post
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced the nomination of former Massachusetts governor for the undersecretary role in the State Department. Three Boston men were jailed after a $2,300 burglary at the Chemists Motor Sales, traced by brick dust and paint chips. London art expert Leonard Koetser questioned two Royal Academy portraits, suggesting they may be misattributed to Hans Holbein the younger, stirring controversy over Paris canvases valued by the academy.
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Ing Herbert Hoover, Jr
Fitass
Boston
Poice
Bmer Motor Sales, Inc
London
Leonard Koetser
Royal Academy
Paris
Maze
Hans Holbein
Academy
Selectmen Vote to Open All Future Meetings to Public
The board of selectmen voted four of five members to open future meetings to the public effective next Monday under a state bill. A member missed due to illness. In related items a school committee studied outlawing flowered clothing nicknamed ducktail, with action possible if studied further. Also reported: a Brooklyn studio shooting incident and U S testimony developments in an export agency case.
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Board of Selectmen
Westfield Acorn
Manchester Chamber OKs WMUR TV transmitter move
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce directors voted unanimously to shift WMUR TV Channel 9 transmitting facilities from six miles west of Manchester to Georgetown Massachusetts after a four hour hearing. The move, tied to a sale to Storer Broadcasting, aims to boost Boston market competition while preserving studios and offices in Manchester. Public officials and WMUR representatives defended the plan, noting NH reception should not be reduced.
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N. H
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Wmur-Tv
Georgetown
Mass
Storer ‘Broadcasting Co
Radio and Vision
Francis P
Boston
Etes
WIUR
Norman Gittelson
Traitter
Nester
Nice Guy Wants Mean Roles For Change
Actor Donald Woods, famed for playing the nice guy, seeks bolder parts in TV and film. He recalls being typecast for 16 years, desires a mean attorney role, and notes Producers assume he is a safe, wholesome figure. Woods discusses career shifts and the challenge of changing public perception.
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William Ewald
U. P
Ceresta
York
Donald Woods
Pye
Woods
Rob Woods
Greer
Connecticut
Ralph
Bellamy
Union
Whee Henge
Woolworth Hour
CBS
Crossroads
Abc-Tv
Up UN
Wood
Ronald Woods
Springfield Armory displays historic weapons and curiosities
The Springfield Armory Small Arms Museum in Massachusetts showcases over 000 items spanning medieval arms to the Civil War era. Highlights include a coffee grinder stock rifle and a crooked gun struck by lightning, alongside globally sourced blades and lances, illustrating American military arm evolution.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Armory
Mecca
America
Coffee grinder rifle dubbed Model 1860
The piece is identified as a Model 1860 rifle described as a coffee grinder in an old context. It highlights a historical weapon mislabel amid a call to buy U S savings bonds.
Wayland Clothing Exchange Reopens at Fellowship Hall
The Wayland Clothing Exchange resumes on Thursday February 21 and continues each Thursday. Hours are 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Events take place downstairs in Fellowship Hall at the rear of Trinitarian Congregational Church on Cochituate Road.
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Wayland Clothing Exchange
Fellowship Hall
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Cochituate Road
Wayland
They Like Him Boston Vendor Targeted by Bandits
Boston shopkeeper John Lasker has endured ten thefts in twenty years with two robberies occurring within four days. Police investigations follow the latest incidents as the store remains a magnet for thieves.
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Boston
John Lasker
Whetstone Quarries Found in Garland and Hot Spring Counties
A report notes quarries of whetstones located in Garland County and Hot Spring County in Arkansas, identifying two county sites where the stones are quarried.
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Garland
Hot Spring Counties
Arkansas
Sturgeon Yield Report Reveals Massive Egg Count
San Francisco dispatch says a 462 pound sturgeon from the Sacramento River at Fremont Weir carried an estimated 1.7 million eggs with each ovary weighing over 84 pounds, according to the National Automobile Club.
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Sacramento River
Fremont Weir
National Automobile Club
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