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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

6

Retiring lawman recalls famed mobsters and cases

Raymond F. McCarthy, a long time state crime investigator, recalls mobsters like Bugsy Siegel and Mickey Cohen and major cases from the 1940s to the 1950s. He notes criminals now rely on lawyers and accountants, not muscle, and reflects on changes in law and procedure as he nears retirement to Sierra City with his wife Audrey.

Sacramento Calif UPI Raymond F. McCarthy Bugsy Siegel Mickey Cohen Siegel Cohen Ray McCarthy Sierra San Francisco Grangsters Earl Warren Harry S. Truman Peter Yugoslavia Governor’s Los Angeles Warren McCarthy Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Tte Mas William G. Bonelli State Board of Equalization Mexico Tor Keen Race Track Rate Board Sierra City Audrey Mhountain

Laugh-In style Russia show dominates Moscow weekend TV

In Moscow the semi weekly program titled 13 Chairs draws huge audiences with light satire of Soviet life. Skits mock bureaus and unions while a torchy finale features rapid one liner jokes and musical interludes resembling Laugh-In.

Moscow Russia U.S Soviet Union America

How to Break 100 and Other Notions in How To Books

The author argues that expert written How to books fail the average reader. He mocks titles like How to Break Par and How to Make Two Clubs When You Should Bid Four Spades, advocating instead for practical guides by average players. He cites Ellen Peck’s How to Get a Teenage Boy as mis labeled and suggests more realistic, humorous alternatives.

Washington UPI Arnold Palmer Arnie Dingaling Ellen Peck Miss Peck

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