Federal raids nab 100 bettors in 54 cities
Federal agents raided more than 100 gambling joints across 54 cities, resulting in over 100 arrests, seizure of at least $65, eight cars, and enforcement actions tied to unpurchased gambling stamps and tax on wagering. Coast Guard helped round up gamblers during this weekend of football bets.
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Johnson Promises Open Government Ahead of Kennedy
Vice President-elect Lyndon B. Johnson told AP editors in Williamsburg that the incoming administration will pursue the fullest possible freedom of public information. He said secrecy should not shield embarrassing errors while noting national security limits. Johnson highlighted Kennedy’s cautious approach and urged trust in the new team to pursue the greatest good for the greatest number.
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John F.) Kennedy
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Man jailed in Tokyo for dog baiting racket
Tokyo District Court sentenced 33 year old Yoshio Itsuki for a year in jail after he posed dogs to bite him and then sued nine owners for 73.33 dollars this year. Police received the report after one dog reacted to his ploy.
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Millicent Rogers
Sally Sivia
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Wahi
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Ike
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Carate Lombarti
Grace Kelly
T Wen
Kay Williams Spreckels
Churchill Pain Lessons As Churchill Recoils From Illness
London AP report says Sir Winston Churchill, aged 82, shows signs of back pain from a broken bone and chest congestion. Lord Moran notes he is in cheerful spirits, eats well, and smokes occasionally, though his spinal bed limits back strain. Medical bulletin cites a disturbed night but says the injury is not dangerous.
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Lord Moran
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U S Officials Seek to Stem Dollar Drain
Bonn Germany AP Two American officials fly to Germany for three day talks to urge West Germany to increase aid to underdeveloped nations. Secretary of the Treasury Robert B Anderson and Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon lead more than 20 Washington experts in tough bargaining over foreign aid funding and long term low interest loans.
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Shelley Winters Wins Divorce From Anthony Franciosa
In Santa Monica California actress Shelley Winters testified that actor Anthony Franciosa had a violent temper. Winters 37 won a divorce today on cruelty grounds after a marriage begun April 1957 ending last December. She received 515,500 in cash plus a property settlement and alimony provisions if her earnings drop below 50,000 a year.
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Transit Strike Ends In Tentative Los Angeles Pact
After an eight hour session, Metropolitan Transit Authority and 900 striking mechanics announce a 27 month contract tentative agreement subject to ratification by union members. If approved, transit service could resume by midnight Sunday ending 118 months of bargaining and halting a four day walkout that disrupted buses and interurban lines to Orange San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
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Five Wives and Lovers Reveal Clark Gable image
Hollywood rumor piece portrays Clark Gable through accounts of his five marriages and numerous affairs. It cites first wife Carole Lombard as shaping his on screen persona and recalls pivotal moments from his early life, travels, and romances shaping the star’s private world.
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Welbeck Rejects Expulsion Order In Cano Case
Nathaniel Welberk declares he will not bow to Cal Joseph Mobetuc's expulsion order from the Cano organization in Leopoldville. The alleged dispute centers on authority and anti corruption measures within the federation as Welberk challenges the ruling.
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Nathaniel Welberk
Cal Joseph Mobetucs
Kennedy to consider Robert for attorney general
New York Times reports President elect John F Kennedy is contemplating the appointment of his younger brother Robert as attorney general. The announcement signals a potential familial influence on the cabinet as transition moves proceed.
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Fire kills nine as blaze traps NYC loft workers
A deadly fire in a five story Manhattan loft killed nine firemen and injured many others. Dozens fled through smoke filled halls as flames swept from basements to upper floors, trapping crews who fought the blaze for hours. Fire Commissioner Edward W. said the scene drew praise and horror from onlookers as authorities investigated the cause.
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Broadway
Grant Swik
Edward Wmimes Ip
Cavanagh
Wise Alatins
Downlown
New York
State Police Chief Seeks 200 More Men and Equipment
Harrisburg AP The state police commissioner Col Frank G McCartney will ask the legislature to add 200 officers to ease workload and improve patrols He warned efficiency would suffer without more troopers and funding for vehicles and gear
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Ole
Air Force Sets Feb First Deadline on Overseas Dependents
Washington AP The Air Force will limit overseas travel orders for dependents of uniformed personnel by Feb 1. After that date assignments abroad will require families remaining at home except for humanitarian or unit-specific exceptions. Navy and Army plans follow, with Navy detailing steps to cut dependents and Army officials questioning potential effects on morale and military effectiveness abroad. The services report thousands of dependents overseas across branches, and Eisenhower’s order targets a reduction of about 254,600 dependents total.
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Secretary of the Navy
William B. Franke
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Wilber M Brucker
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Violinist Thrills Reds in Moscow Debut Tour
Joyce Flissler, a relatively unknown New York violinist and wife of Ralph Mendelsohn of the New York Philharmonic, drew roaring applause in Moscow at Tschaikovsky Hall after her concert. She arrived for a three week Soviet tour, recalling Van Cliburn’s rise in 1958.
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Fraction Saves Girl From Federal Rap
Shirley Clark a 22 year old in Chattanooga was arrested after an officer measured a shotgun barrel at 18 inches. She faces a City Court hearing Monday on drunkenness and discharging a firearm within the city.
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