Gift-Giver Goldfine Dies Broken at 76 in Boston
Bernard Goldfine, Boston textile magnate and political donor, died at 76 from a heart attack at his home. Once a national figure tied to Washington investigations, he built a textile empire, faced tax evasion convictions, and spent time in federal prison. He publicly claimed his wealth was gone, with only $33 in his pocket at one point. His lavish gifts to officials spurred legal trouble and contributed to political resignations, including Sherman Adams.
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Tennessee House Hears Abortion Law Changes in Knoxville
Hearings on six proposed changes to Tennessee abortion statutes unfold in Knoxville amid opposition from attorney Charles T. Susano who warns against liberalization. Debates cover abortion in rape cases and the need for pelvic screening tests for newborns to detect PKU.
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Escaped Spy In Moscow Bourke Sheds Light on Blake
A man identifying as Sean Alphonsus Bourke, 33, said at the British Embassy in Moscow he helped George Blake escape from Britain last year and is living with Blake in Moscow. Bourke sought help to return to the United Kingdom and obtain travel documents, while authorities warned he could be arrested if he returns with an exit visa.
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Save Schools Get New Ideas Howe Urges Urban Desegregation
Washington UPI Education Commissioner Harold Howell urged cities to try bold reforms such as letting teenagers attend several public high schools daily to spur desegregation. He called for repurposing space in ghettos to groceries and beauty shops and creating community services and student jobs while noting funding alone won t ensure success.
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