Hoffa Indicted Again In Major Look At Loans Scandal
A Chicago grand jury charges James R Hoffa and seven associates with diverting over a million dollars from union loan funds to personal use and fraudulently obtaining 20 million dollars in loans. If convicted on all 28 counts he faces up to 140 years in prison and large fines. Additional indictments in Nashville allege jury tampering and Florida loan diversions. Hoffa accuses prosecutors of persecution by Robert F Kennedy.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Chicago
Hoffa
Florida
Ted Cramer
Merry Ned
New York
News and Observer
Gotham
Empire State Building
Honey Lucas
North Carolina
Tar Heelia
Ted
Air Pollution Survey Flags Health Risks in Winston-Salem
A Forsyth County Health Department report warns oxidants, sulfur dioxide and smoke soiling in Winston-Salem air may threaten health and crops. Findings from December readings suggest a need for further sampling and pollution control measures as cities face growing smog concerns.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County Health Department
Editorial Research Krebiozen Controversy
The piece discusses the renewed dispute over the anti cancer drug krebiozen. It notes the American Cancer Society findings, prior JAMA analysis, and the FDA investigational drug framework now tightened after thalidomide concerns. It covers supporters like Dr. Ivy and Sen. Douglas, and calls for a double blind control trial amid persistent claims of benefit.
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American Cancer Society
Journal of the American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Food Drug and Cosmetic Act
Frances 0. Kelsey
FDA
Krebiozen
Dr. Ivy
Ivy
University of Illinois
Stevan Durovic
Herbert Bailey
Clinton Miller
National Health Federation
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
White House
Washington
Sen
Douglas
Sen. Douglas
The
Cancer Institute
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policies
Memorandum details subscription rates by period and delivery type. It lists daily and Sunday, daily only, Sunday only, and carrier options with prices. It notes NC tax, AP reprint rights, mailing classifications, second class status, and carrier risk disclaimer.
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Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
FBI map of typical bank robber shows a misleading image
The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin outlines a composite profile of the “average” bank robber based on 152 cases from November and December 1961, noting a Monday or Friday afternoon pattern, common use of stolen cars, and typical loot around $6,098.80 per robbery.
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Washington
FBI
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
California
New York
Ohio
J. Edgar Hoover
Pennsylvania
Texas
New Jersey
PBI
Urban renewal showdown tests GOP factions in city council
Tactics attributed to rival GOP wings escalate as six nominees linked to Bob Davis face pressure from the Eshelman Orrell bloc amid an intra party dispute. Threats and pranks cited stain the race, while civic events and local cultural efforts explore community engagement and planning.
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Bob Davis
Eshelman-Orrell
Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Floyd Mehan
Direct appeals on civil rights miss the mark in 1960
AP recalls Kennedy's belief in a people talk as a tool, notes he issued only one such appeal and did so too late. Rioting followed in Birmingham, Alabama, and Mississippi tensions rise with federal court orders clashing with Governor Wallace at Alabama University. Troop deployments echo past crisis in Little Rock.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bnt Kennedy
Alabama
Kennedy signals steps in civil rights push amid Mississippi crisis
The article notes President Kennedy grappling with desegregation after Governor Barnett defied a federal court in 1962 to admit James Meredith to Ole Miss. Kennedy considered a televised address and is urging the Justice Department to press desegregation, while seeking new civil rights legislation next week.
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Arthur Corpening
Meet
New South
AAU
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
Justice Department
Congress
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Joe Brown
Bafday
Co. W. Patterson
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Iseeee
Charles B. Loflin
James E. Warner
Herald Tribune News Service
Holt McPherson
U.N
Ternoon
Calvin Orrell
Eshelman
Central
Republican Organization
Yadkin College
Reese Felts Jr
Wsjs TV
Lucille Pickens Bruton
R. T. Pickens Sr
Blanche Armfield
Yadkin
C. A. Pickens
Emily
Raleigh Dingman
City Lake
al Sehorn
Fred Ruppenthal
Sehorn
Ruppenthal
Kentucky
Joan Dickerson
High Point Community Theatre
Blair Park
C. E. Mounts
High Point College
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James Marlow
University of Alabama
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