Protest in New York against China's U.N. delegation
About 500 pro Taiwan demonstrators gathered outside the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan's Chinatown area to protest the arrival of China's U.N. delegation. Police blocked access as protesters chanted and a Pace College student was arrested for burning a Chinese flag.
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U.N
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Manhattan
Pace College
Tang Wei-shu
Simmons
Kennedy Airport
Mso
United Nations
Jiao
Chinese Benevolent Association
Nixon
Red
Str
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Eft
Hope grows for U S then held by Reds
Hong Kong reports on John Downey an American life sentence in Peking for espionage. Downey’s mother Mary Downey and his brother William say they are hopeful for a commutation tied to good behavior after 19 years served. They also met Richard Fecteau of Massachusetts seen in good spirits.
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John Downey
Peking
China
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New Britain
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Downey
Toby
Richard Fecteau
Tyan
Mass
Fectean
Pay Board chief eyes early action on teacher raises
In New York and Washington, Price Commission chairman Jackson Grayson Jr said retroactive teacher pay increases and Phase 2 guidelines should be clarified by week’s end. He noted unions favor internal advocacy and stressed voluntary compliance, while discussing data on productivity to curb future price hikes. The Cost of Living Council is reviewing an exemption for large firms before price increases.
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Ite
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
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Wooncock
Detroit
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Tie
Counseil
Price Commission and Pay Board
Dinosaur egg sells for fifty dollars at Fox Studios auction
A dinosaur egg drew fifty dollars, a stuffed ape fetched two hundred twenty, and a total of 266 items sold for forty nine thousand nine hundred sixty five at Century City for 20th Century Fox. Debbie Reynolds bought the ape for her Mollywood museum project, and Jane Withers purchased forty items including Gothic and Victorian furniture. James F. Brucker of Movie World in Buena Park acquired the dinosaur egg.
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20Th Century Fox Studios
Century City
Sotheby
Parke-Bennet
Debbie Reynolds
Mollywood Motion Picture Museum
von Ryan's Express
Jane Withers
James F. Brucker
Movie World
Buena Park
Predawn flash fire claims four in Livermore home
A predawn fire in a one story Livermore house killed Linda Platt 23 her great aunt Ann Brodahi 89 and two children Ralph and Gregory Platt. Charles Platt 30 escaped unharmed Joseph Platt one month old was critically burned Evertt Kerrigan 8 neighbor youth staying overnight suffered minor injuries. Fire spread rapidly as Platt tried to use a garden hose to douse the flames.
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Gregory
Charles Platt
Joseph Platt
Evertt Kerrigan
Baird
Platt
Navy Drug Center struggles with debts and doubt
The Navy rehab facility at Miramar faces ongoing drug trafficking and theft linked to outsiders while its leadership credits progress to Captain Plecoazi. Staff emphasize rehabilitation over cure, noting many patients are near discharge or unsuitable for Navy life, and warn success metrics are imperfect.
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Miramar Navy Exchange
G. T. R. Kinnear
Sai
Constantino N. Plecoazi
Blue Angel
Counterfeiting Ring Uses Copy Machine On Campus
Richmond Secret Service reports an ordinary photocopier is used to produce black and white $1 counterfeit bills. Front sides only circulate in Virginia Commonwealth University vending machines, which dispense change for the fakes. About 20 fakes surfaced a week ago. no recent discoveries. An agent says the suspect is not a hardened criminal but seeks quick money. Authorities say the case has not been a top priority.
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Richmond
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Secret Service
Virginia Commonwealth University
Wilmington
California
Tor Style
For Style
Man slain in dispute outside Los Angeles nightclub
Johnny Levatte, 27, was killed after an argument over a bottle of liquor he allegedly tried to take into a Los Angeles nightclub. A shotgun blast in the Pink Palace packing lot killed him shortly after midnight. The club owner, Joe L. Smith, 30, is held as a suspect.
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Los Angeles
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Pink Palace
Joe L. Smith
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