Loew's Inc. Director Resigns Amid Shakeup
Tot eph A. Tomlinson resigns from Loew's Inc. board as Chicago industrialist Nathan Cummins leads a faction. A proxy battle collapses and management calls a February 24 stockholders meeting to replace 19 directors with a 15 member board, omitting insurgent Tomlinson and others while adding Wathen Summings.
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Lous Green
Jerome Newman
Brawinster
Francis
Hatch
Withstaw
Wathen
Jets Skirmish Between Israel and UAR Alarms World
Israeli and United Arab Republic jet fighters clashed again. UAR claimed one Israeli plane down, Israel said all its planes returned safely. The encounter followed earlier skirmishes near Beersheba in the Negev with MiGs driven off after brief combat over Sinai. World reaction focused on Middle East tensions and broader nuclear discussions.
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Sinai
Israel
Chaplin Takes London Subway Transit Ride
UPI reports Charlie Chaplin rode the London Underground in what witnesses described as a casual city transit moment. He joked about preferring the subway and hinted at ongoing travel plans, with reporters noting his return to Switzerland in the near future.
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National Coal Board
UPI
Charlie
Chaplin
United States
Switzerland
Chaplinssides
Shakespeare's Land Gets Poetry From Garbage Can
London report notes deputy prime minister Butler challenged Britons to write poetry from a garbage can. Finalists submitted sonnets and odes praising sanitation workers. Ellen Griffin of New Malden won with Soliloquy of an Ashbinman.
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Kh A. Butler
Home Secretary
Britain
Govvernment
Butler
Ellen Griffin
New Malden
Surrey
Malden
Cooyabe
Iment
Death penalty law passed in Saigon for embezzlement
South Viet Nam's National Assembly enacted a law imposing the death sentence for embezzling public funds when the amount surpasses 26668 dollars, signaling a harsh anti-graft stance. The measure targets higher scale theft within the government and public enterprises.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
National Assembly
Optometrist Offers No-Cost Glasses for Pensions
J. M. Soss, optometrist with 32 years in Long Beach, advertises eligibility for state pensioners to receive optometric service and glasses at no extra cost. Details requested without obligation. Office at 37 Pine Ave, Long Beach, open Friday evenings and Saturdays. Offices also in Wilmington and Torrance.
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Yecrs
Long Beach
Pine Ave
Wilmington
Torrence
Chinese Communist leader Chang Hai dies of cancer
London dispatch reports Chang Hai, 47, an alternate member of the CCP Central Committee, died Thursday after a cancer battle. The UPI broadcast notes his role in the party and his age.
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UPI
Chang Hai
Chinese Communist Party
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