Scandal Grows Linking 20 Schools to Fixed College Games
New York AP reports a widening college basketball scandal with three players confessing bribes to shave points and two gamblers in custody. Authorities say 15 to 20 schools nationwide may be involved. Seton Hall players Henry Gunter and Arthur Hicks named, with a Connecticut team member also implicated. Two gamblers, Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken, face bribery charges amid a nationwide syndicate probe. Specific fixed games cited include Dayton over Seton Hall and Connecticut over Cincinnati.
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New York
Scaidal
Seton Hall
Henry Gunter
Arthur Hicks
Chicago
Moe
Universal
Connecticut
Office of
Dist
Atty
Hoan
Cusuody
Asst Dist
Peter D. Andreoli
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Dayton
Marehy
Cotgate
Hamilton
WY Andreoli
Tayton
Hit and Run Caper May Involve Area Couple
Mrs Miles witnessed a hit and run near GLI store on Pennsylvania avenue in Columbus. A car backed from a parking space, struck her vehicle and injured her companion, then the driver and passenger fled without identifying themselves. Damages to the Miles truck were $26.
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Tim
Pennisylvania Avenue
Columbus
Miles
Japs Pay Dewey $200,000 Yearly Controversy
Investigation pressure surrounds the reported annual payment of 200000 dollars to former New York Governor Thomas E Dewey to promote camphor exports in the United States. The Japan Export Trade Recovery Organization has been led since June 1950 by Jetre, with critics arguing fees are too high.
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QEYQ
API Ems Uanletil
New York
Thoms B Dewey
United States
Deiven Yds Vem
Jetre
Japan Export Trade Recovery Organization
Union City Woman Heads For High Court In Cow Case
Ex Corty Troopers Defendants Union City woman Corington Alford age 59 travels to the high court in Erie County to seek more than 12500 in damages from alleged troopers actions during a farm dispute in Rupist 1966 The case centers on alleged abuse of cows and an ensuing civil suit involving her husband and foster daughter Ruth Cottrell 25 The defendants are Corporal Bailey and Peter Nogales from area police barracks who face the suit as the case moves to the public hearings page two
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Alford
Ruth Cottrell
Conington Aleford
Pate
Erie County
Aiford
Jurien
Atsford
Croupens
Auines Bailey
Peter Nogales
Shale
Sine of
Teeow
Batley
Lawrence Park
Noyates
Bethlehens
Raymond S. Glover
Thompson
Glover
Poplar Bluff
Glen E. Davis
Picious
Davis
Drieh Farm
Eva Clanahan
Cheer Up Mike Learnin Drives Cat to School Chaos
A garbled local caption describes Mike and a cat incident at school. Police questioned a group of boys after a scene near the entrance. The account is fragmentary with odd spellings and unclear details but notes a disruption and tears.
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Carylle Wuvin
Mike
Seek Promise Of Fluoride Referendum At Warren
WARREN The fight for legislation now pending at Harrisburg to provide for a referendum on fluoridation of Warren’s water supply is expected to be one of the first steps by residents. About two hundred persons attended a meeting when Pennsylvania Pure Water Association officials appealed for support of the program. William C. Jabin g of Butler, president of the association, outlined the program and emphasized soil water relations and the need to keep the water source poison free.
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Warren
Harrisharge
Pennsylvania Pure Water Association
William C. Jabing
Butler
Paul B Brade
Butler County
Ormanie
Weather map shows rain hail eastern gulf states and snow northwest
A chaotic weather summary from the Associated Press describes a hand of systems bringing rain and hail to the eastern Gulf states and snow from the Northwest to the Southeast. Strong winds and a low pressure center near the central U S move slowly eastward causing showers and thunderstorms across multiple regions. Frigid temps grip Northern New England while milder 50s to 60s and some 70s appear in Florida.
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Associated Press
Gulf States
Alabama
Atmore
Alen
Toriady
Tintsiae
Mississippi
Buckles
Plateau
New England
Ean Hiemweys
Lebanon
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Florida
Publisher Succumbs in New Haven Registry Publisher Dies
Obituary notes the death of John Duyhicks, longtime publisher of the New Haven Register. Details indicate his retirement and influence on New Haven media, with acknowledgment of his lasting contributions to the paper and local journalism.
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NEM Waven
John Duyhicks
New Haven
Rusk Gromyko Confer On Laos Tangles
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met to discuss the Laos crisis as U S officials warn the situation endangers Southeast Asia and hopes for a breakthrough fade. Rusk chaired the talks in New York with Soviet envoy Mikhail Metohikov and deputy minister Arkady Sobolev. On the American side, further discussions were invited and a continuation noted on Page Three.
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Hington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Hickins
U. S
Siice Preyiols
Nikiti Khenshehey
Ro Hitiin
Washington
Masco
Khenshehey
Mths
Laos
Coty
Bown Olum
Nelly
Gromyko
General Assembly
New York
Ue Stade
Tusk
Rust
Sovet
Mikhail Metohikov
Arkady Sobolev
Gurmyka
Rusk
Worker Amputates Leg After Building Collapse Rescue
CHICAGO AP A wrecking crew worker William McCoy lost a left toe after 18 hours trapped in a collapsed sausage factory building. Surgeons amputated the toe hours after he was freed. Alfred Mack died during the rescue. Robert Walker is missing and feared dead. Fourteen others injured, five seriously, as rescuers search for bodies. McCoy spoke of freezing conditions and praying during his wait.
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Chicago
Wiliam McCoy
Pridiy
McCoy
Jone Howl
Alfred Mack
St Anne TL
Robert Walker
Tim
Housewife Outwits Him Ends Angola Slaughter Tale
In Missouri a woman talked a gunman into surrendering after he killed two and wounded four. The suspect, Douce Wayne Thompson, and an accomplice were linked to recent farmstead slayings as authorities pursued murder charges and a manhunt stretched across several states. A Portuguese Angola dispatch reports troops flown north to quell antiwhite violence amid mass killings and machete attacks on plantation families, with at least dozens slain. The incident prompts questions about censorship and ongoing colonial unrest in West Africa.
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Hoplar Bluff
Wayne Thompson
Slesperado
Nko
Missouri
Thompson
Poplar Bluff
Mario Pirellit
Luanda
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Angola-Congo
Quitexe
Savannah Clashes Between Negroes and Whites Amid St Patrick Day Parade
Police battled demonstrators in Savannah as about 150 Negro marchers and white youths clashed on St Patrick’s Day. Police arrested 32 Negroes and eight whites after a two hundred strong disturbance. dozens were cut or bruised. A bus and cars were damaged, rocks and bricks flew, and a white man was knocked down while a baby remained unharmed. Similar scene and injuries reported, with five whites arrested for pipe possession. In Chattanooga, a quiet day followed stand-ins over segregated theaters, while federal suits targeting school integration moved forward in Washington.
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Associatea
Savannah
Meroe
St. Pal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Talsing Poys
Washington
Justice Department
Bonisuna
Husband and Wife Killed by Auto in Easton
Mr and Mrs John R Reese of Palmer Township were struck and killed while walking toward their home after parking a car. The van that hit them was driven by Dortha E Limbert who faced charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving with bail set at 5000. Reese was about 47 and employed at Bethlehem Steel Co Bethlehem. His wife was about 50.
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Auto
Easton
John R. Reese
Dearby
Palmer Township
Dortha E. Limbert
Reese
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Lambert
U.S. stance widening rift over Angola at United Nations
The United States declared an independent Africa policy after voting for an Angola resolution, signaling restraint toward Portugal and potential clashes with Western allies. The move, affirmed by Kennedy and State Dept officials, prompts scrutiny of White House authorization while African and Asian nations hailed the U.N. stance amid a charged agenda.
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Unin Walim
United States
Africa
General Assembly
Security Council
U. S
South Africa
U. N
Ruanda-Unand
Angola
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
White House
Francis W. Carpenter
Stevenson
Shire Department
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Gov. Stevenson
Cuperiter
Assembly
Vricuh
Corry Jamestown Corp to Run Four Day Week
The Corry Jamestown Corp notified employees of a four day work week starting Monday due to a gap between government contracts and new marketing efforts. The plan spans five to six weeks with a single one week July shutdown and staggered vacations to protect sales. Thomas Russell oversees personnel and says management remains optimistic about future orders and a new office building next to Plant 3 on East Columbus Avenue.
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Corry Jamestown Corp
Tim
Thomas Russell
Personne
Offles
Russell
Fim
East Columbus Avenue
Italian Names Go To Good Guys On Untouchables
New York AP report on a meeting between Thilian-American leaders Dest Arnaz producer and ABC representatives. The group protest claimed too many criminals on The Untouchables bore Italian names. The show portrays Prohibition era crime busting.
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Untouchables
NEW York
Trahan James
Dest Arnaz
American Broadcasting Co
Thave
First woman mayor dies at 101 in 1887 Alwoniit Kurtsaa
Susutunn Matlort Salter, aged 101, was elected the nation’s first woman mayor in Alwoniit Kurtsaa in 1887 and died Thursday at her home. The longtime leader helped establish early municipal governance and received recognition in her community.
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Norman
Okla
Boy Burned In Crushed Pajama Fire Tragedy
LAWNDALE Calif A 9 year old boy suffered third degree burns when his brother set his pajama outfit alight The younger boy lay in agony while the older brother panicked and failed to help The hospitalized victim remained in critical condition while the family awaited further word as authorities investigated the night incident
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Lawndale
Calif
Polic
Steve
Carl Brown
Urong
Willan
Echoe
Yank Might Benefit From German's Will
Norman L. Widen of Minneapolis, a fighter leader at Malstrom Air Force Base, may be the P38 pilot Hafner listed in his will. Hafner, a German ace shot down over Tunis in 1942, left details of the mystery in survivors’ memories and in a battered wartime diary that Widen recalls.
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Great Falls
Mont
Norman L. Widen
Minneapolis
Anton Hafner
Tunis
North Africa
Hafner
Widen
29Th Air Division
Malstrom Air Force Base
James B. McClary
Air Force Times
Widen McClary
Will McClary
Wills
Tyne
McClary
Vicony Biskra
Bizerte
Wider
Enemiee l
Erin Gestines
Bea Coupe
Sterman
Hodfieds
Holfmin
Hatner
Lenn
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