Puerto Rican Nationalists blamed for xenophobic attack rise
The report cites Puerto Rican leaders in Washington blaming a small group of radical nationalists led by Pedro Albizu Campos for the Washington shootings. Moscoso, an administrator, says Campos is mentally disturbed and notes arrest history and pardons. Observers urge surveillance and containment to prevent further violence.
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Judge Orders Investigation of Muntz TV
A federal judge ordered the Securities and Exchange Commission to probe charges of a million-dollar fraud at Muntz Television Inc. He directed the agency to examine acts and conduct in the companys bankruptcy, amid claims funds paid by customers were dissipated and officers profited. The case centers on a $4,000,000 policy money fund and alleged improper transfers as creditors seek reorganization.
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Castro Valley Man Gets Wyeth Post
Robert A. Schemmel of Castro Valley has been appointed to the Wyeth Laboratories sales staff in Oakland. He was formerly with A. R. Blossman of Covington Louisiana and is a USC graduate. His Oakland headquarters is at 8834 Proctor Road.
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Emotional excitement in children linked to calcium use
A New York region study cites that emotional excitement may hinder calcium absorption from milk in adolescents, affecting body-building. Experts caution that mood-driven surges alter bodily function, while others urge balanced activity and adventure to support health, noting mind-body interdependence.
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