Cops use Trojan Horse ruse to nab lottery kingpin in Atlanta
Fulton County police describe a staged delivery of a rock filled package to Marion Mien’s fortified home. A youth was seized, and Mrs Louis Allen, 34, held on lottery charges under $25,000 bond as officers seek her husband. The sting used a green panel truck and a five man team to breach steel doors and bars.
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Broadway Strike Ends as Actors Ratify Four Year Pact
NEW YORK (UP) Actors and producers ratified a four year contract ending a week long Broadway blackout. Pension fund begins, minimum pay rises, and staged return planned for 19 of 22 shows by Monday. Pact funds include 1 to 3 percent salary contributions and broker contributions to help hold ticket prices.
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Prince Philip Opens $200 Million British Exhibition in New York
Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh opened the $200 million British exhibition at the Coliseum in New York. He urged continued Anglo American cooperation and noted friendship requires ongoing effort. At a Waldorf Astoria dinner hosted by Pilgrims and the English Speaking Union, about 1,400 guests praised U.S.-Britain ties.
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Conspirators Seek Break in Tax Conspiracy Case
Judge Nordbye weighs possible release for T Lamar Blandino and Matthew J Connelly as they near one third of their two year tax conspiracy sentences. The case centers on alleged financial wrongdoing linked to Truman administration officials amid a large foreign exhibit in St Louis. Prince Philip visits New York for a brief stopover before returning to Canada.
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Arbiters Fire Hospital Man in Cambridge Md
A five member arbitration board fired Harold P. Coston as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital and ordered other leaders on the hospital board or medical executive committee to relinquish duties for at least three years. The dispute over administration and operation had led to financial losses and a threat of closure for the 78 bed Eastern Shore hospital founded to improve services.
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Weather snapshot with temperatures and global city outlook
Today high 73 low 30. 24 hour precipitation 0. This month 15.67 inches. Tides at Chester terminal pier high 5:03 am and 2:17 pm low 9:41 am and 9:23 pm. Across cities: Albany clear 72/45, Boston clear 6a 432, Chicago cloudy 68/56, Dallas not listed, Los Angeles clear 77/39, New York clear 73/58, Miami cloudy 89/75.
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Strike spread to Convair plane plants in San Diego area
Union spokesmen said the strike against Convair missile facilities would spread Monday to the firm's airplane and missile plants in San Diego, idling about 30,000 workers on Atlas missiles FIM-6 interceptors and Convair 669 880 jets. Talks remained deadlocked as IAM authorized strikes at Douglas and Lockheed, while TAM workers and engineers pressed for higher wages and fringe benefits.
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GOP Leaders OK 5 Day Convention
GOP leaders plan a streamlined four day national convention with five sessions starting July 25 in Chicago. They expect a quick roll call on presidential and vice presidential nominees while signaling potential debates over Rockefeller’s views and Nixon’s readiness.
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Convention of Officers Planned for Eight Days
Jones leads arrangements as the national committee meets to approve officers. A single day session will organize the convention beginning at 1 am Central Daylight Time, with an evening session at 7 30 p.m. featuring Rep. Walter Judd of Minnesota. Eisenhower may speak Tuesday night as the platform is prepared.
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Languages Required in Pennsylvan ia Public Schools
Harrisburg and Pennsylvania public schools will offer foreign language courses upon request, not compulsory. The State Council Education also set two years of mathematics in senior high and unspecified course counts in biology chemistry arts and music. Dr Edwin J Rumpf York was elected state director of vocational education at 94549 yearly, succeeding Dr Robert A Mellman who resigns to join De Hastown schools system
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Danny Thomas’s St Jude Hospital Breaks Ground
Memphis led story notes comedian Danny Thomas pushes forward the 132 million dollar St Jude Children’s Hospital project begun through fundraising shows. Officials and supporters anticipate a national impact, with contracts signed and plans to treat all pediatric diseases, especially leukemia.
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Rockefeller Attacks Eisenhower In Nixon Broadside
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller issued a sharp critique of Eisenhower administration policies while calling on Vice President Nixon to state his views ahead of the Republican nominating convention. Rockefeller’s remarks, made after a White House meeting, were seen as an attack on the Eisenhower record and a bid to influence the GOP race.
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