Policemen Face Narcotics Counts Indicted in Dope Ring Case
A special grand jury indicted three Chicago police narcotics detail members and a former federal agent on charges linked to a coast to coast narcotics distribution ring. Seventeen others face charges as the investigation spans Chicago Cleveland Detroit Miami Los Angeles San Francisco and Gary Indiana.
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Chicago
Mantilead Tefteen
Miering
Justice Department
Sheldon E. Teller
Miles J. Cooperman
Richard E. Austin
Edward R. Gayles
United Tes
Timothy J. O'Connor
Teller
Cooperman
Otis Sears
George M. Belk
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Cleveland
Detroit
Miami
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gary
Ind
Holdup Man Returned Because Owner Nice
Los Angeles AP report states Steve Otero, 34, was arrested after allegedly returning to a store due to the owner’s kindness. The incident details indicate a prior robbery attempt with serial reappearances at the same location. Authorities investigated the motive and reviewed security footage.
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Holdup Man
Nice
Los Angeles
Steve Otero
Congress Runs Into Tough President
Congress struggles with President Eisenhower as vetoes frustrate Democratic programs and widen partisan lines over public works and inflation policies. The era marks a clash between savers and spenders as budget-balancing dominates agenda. Leah and Rachel are named as successive wives of Jacob in the Old Testament.
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Congress
Leah
Rachel
Ja‘cab
Teutament
Voice of America broadcasts reach Soviet listeners
US officials push for free world messages via Voice of America as Khrushchev jamming risks and potential Russian access to broadcasts. If jamming ends, millions of Soviet listeners may hear and be swayed toward believing the VOA speaks truth and pressure the Kremlin to stop jamming.
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Washington
U.S
Voice of America
Kremlin
Iron Curtain
Southern Race Stand Is Defended
Asheville NC AP evangelist Graham told Asheville High School students that racial tension runs higher in the North than the South and urged restraint. He cited New York ministers saying a tinderbox exists and urged Southerners to avoid violence and flag waving as forces of moderation prevail.
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Asheville
N.C
New York
Supreme Court
Graham
Japan National Railways to Build 150 MPH Train
Japan National Railways unveils plans for a new high speed train capable of 150 miles per hour. Officials say the project aims to cut travel times and boost efficiency across major routes.
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Japan National Railways
June Losing Out With Brides
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. AP report says June is losing favor as the peak wedding month. August now seen as rising in popularity with September and November also gaining, while midwinter weddings remain uncommon. Research by Earl H. New and Michigan State horticulturists analyzes 12 Michigan shops over a year, noting sales by occasion and season without a definite reason for the June decline.
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University Park
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Pennsylvania State University
Earl H. New
Michigan State University
Horticulture Department
Michigan
New
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