Beware The Pigeon Drop Con The Oldest Scam
A cautionary piece explains the pigeon drop scam where two or three strangers lure a victim with a found money bag. The victim is pressed to supply "good faith" funds while the others vanish, leaving only paper scraps and a fake fortune. Police advise skepticism toward strangers offering money.
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Florida
Cooper
Texas
Try and Stop Me: Odd News Snippets and Mishaps
A collage of light misadventures and oddities includes a Long Island Railroad passenger quip about free rides for under twelve, a hunter’s hat mistaken for a zebra, a hunter's shot, a UAE style diplomatic traffic stop, and a policeman’s quip over a ninety mile per hour car ride.
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Penn Station
New York
Viet Nam war sparks civil war talk in U S press
Clayton Fritchey argues the Vietnam intervention has provoked a civil war within the United States that cannot be halted until Asia is stopped. He denounces liberals, minorities, and reformers, labeling opponents as Marxists traitors and predicting chaos and dictatorship if the war continues.
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Clayton Fritchey
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U.S
Asia
Cambodia
Nixon
Blood Brothers
China
Williams
America
Comrats
United States
Detroit
Seven League Shoes and Silent Majority Rhetoric Exposed
Excerpts reveal anti Communist rhetoric praising FBI while accusing many officials of pro Communism. References to J Edgar Hoover, Eldridge Cleaver, Robert Williams, and figures tied to Black Panthers and Vietnam era sentiment. Trajectory of accusations includes treason and propaganda linked to Detroit.
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Supreme Court
Silent Majoritiers
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Black Panthers
Eldridge Cleaver
U.S
Israel
North Vietnam
North Korea
Cuba
Robert F. Williams
Fidel Castro
Red China
America
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Clues
A mixed page of crossword clues across and down with a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes theme hints and a sample quote with a brief note about cipher rules and yesterday's solved line.
TV and Music Personalities Highlight 1960s Stars
A roundup notes George Maharis of The Most Deadly Game discusses his role and Bronx to Astoria links, plus celebrities like Jack Benny tribute guests Robert Alda Richard Burton and Elvis Presley. Bill Anderson promotes Southern music rise and cites Ringo Starr Dylan Everly Brothers and jug band roots.
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Croft
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Dick Cavett
Manhattan School of Music
Jack Benny
Waldorf-Astoria
Roberta Peters
Robert Merrill
George Burns
Constance Towers
Benny
United States
Robert Alda
George Gershwin
Gershwin
Alan Alda
Richard Burton
Elvis Presley
Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Bill Anderson
Atlanta
New York City
Bill
Anderson
Ringo Starr
Bob Dylan
Memphis
Nashville
Everly Brothers
Johnny Cash
Borgnine Brian Davis co star in Betty and Griffith Park
Hollywood reports Ernest Borgnine and Bette Davis will co star in Betty and Griffith Park a film set to feature the famous duo in a project tied to a city park narrative. The story notes Griffith Park spans 4200 acres in Los Angeles and stands as a prominent municipal landmark.
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Ernest Borgnine
Bette Davis
Griffith Park
Los Angeles
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