Indictment Unveils Chicago Ring In Drug Distribution
A federal grand jury in Chicago charged three city police officers Sheldon Teller Mules Cooperman and Richard E Austin and former Treasury agent Edward Richardson Gayles with aiding a nationwide narcotics distribution ring. The two conspiracies name 21 defendants and list receiving points from San Francisco to Gary Indiana. Gayles served as a Treasury narcotics agent from 1950 to 1952. The case follows a wide Justice Treasury probe into interstate racketeering with mandatory penalties ranging from five to 40 years plus fines.
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Washington Gra Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Miami
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Cooperman
Richard E. Austin
Edward Richardson Gayles
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Treasury Department
Justice
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Rogers
Chicago Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Russian KGB official checks security for Khrushchev visit
Maj. Gen. Nikolai Zacharoff, chief KGB security for top officials, quietly surveys U.S. security for Khrushchev and Bulganin 12 day trip. He accompanied Khrushchev in Britain in 1956 and coordinates travel plans with aide Vladimir Burdin, aiding smoother diplomacy with US officials and the Soviet ambassador.
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Washington
UPI
Nikolai S. Zacharoff
Nikitta S&s
Khrushchev
Zacharoff
KGB
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Britain
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Mikhai Menshikov
Zacharche
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United States
Bass
Vladimir T. Burdin
Burdin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Frad R. Kozjov
Staff Chief Fired in Argentina by Secretary of War
Buenos Aires dispatch reports Argentina's War Secretary Gen Elbin Anaya relieved Chief of Staff Gen Toranzo Montero after he pressed to remove several officers. Anaya opposed the removals and reportedly several officers were placed under arrest as Toranzo supporters.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
UPI
Army
Elbin Anaya
Carlos Taranzao Montero
Toranzo
Anaya
Gas House Owner Explains Venice Beatniks Culture
Los Angeles attorney Al Mathews testifies at a police commission hearing in Venice about the Gas House beatnik cultural center. He describes aims to expose locals to a new generation lifestyle and discusses noise concerns, narcotics and homosexuals, beatniks’ music, and a derelict hearse outside.
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Los Angeles
CNS
al Mathews
Venice
Gas House
Police Commission
Beatnik “Cultural Center
Mathews
A. Wirin
American Civ! Liberties Union
Thomas Mulherin
Tne
Adai Ictssand
Wirin
Chicago traffic jam leads to officer ticketing cars
Two police sergeants seeking traffic jam causes found fellow officer Jack M. issuing tickets to three cars parked near the U.S. courthouse while a crowd of about 300 cheered.
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Chicago
SPI
Jack M
U.S
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a price list or product note with values like 1.98 2.98 and a single dollar amount. Names, places, and clear items are unreadable, leaving only numeric prices and scattered letters.
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