Shubert Brother Dies Last of Famed Trio
J J Shubert 86 last of three brothers who built a New York theatrical empire died early yesterday in Times Square home. He had been seriously ill for months and survived by wife Muriel and son John. The federal suit seeks 15.7 million from Lee Shubert estate amid a long estate dispute.
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Bulgarian Diplomat Confesses Spying for CIA in Sofia
Ivan-Assen Georgiev, 56, a Bulgarian diplomat and lawyer, admitted spying for the CIA for $200,000 over seven years while posted at the Bulgarian UN mission and in Europe. He described the acts as the heaviest crimes, seeking the death penalty under Bulgarian law. He revealed his code name Georges Duvalle and his role as president of the International Institute of Space Law with ties to the International Astronautical Federation.
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Accused Terrorist Boss Remains Mute at Trial
In Paris the former OAS commander Antoine Argoud, 49, defied the court as trial opened on treason and plotting to topple de Gaulle. He claimed he was kidnapped from Munich and driven to Paris, while his lawyers argued the case was illegal and he must not be tried.
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Truman assesses Kennedy legacy and memorial fit
Former President Harry S Truman said it was early to judge John F Kennedy’s White House tenure but noted Kennedy would have a good reputation when history is written. He called renaming New York International Airport to Kennedy Airport a fitting memorial and avoided direct clashes with Congress.
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All from Idaho Elko Crash Kills Four
Four Idaho residents died in a head on collision about 1 mile east of Elko on U S Highway 40. Victims were Clayton Embree 54 his wife Elsie 47 of Twin Falls and Michael D Miller 18 and Jeanne J 17 of Salmon. Jerry Combs 16 remained in critical condition. Miller's car drifted onto the soft shoulder and crashed back into the Embree vehicle. The group was en route to visit friends in Elko.
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Judge bars Nevada license for Reno drunk driver
William Gina Valena, 33, of Reno and formerly of Albion California, told Sparks Municipal Court Judge Harold Call to prevent a Nevada license. The judge, noting Valena lacked a Nevada permit and California license revocation, recommended the DMV never issue a Nevada license. Valena was ordered to pay a $350 fine or face 180 days in jail.
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Accident Puts Three in Hospital at City Intersection
A two car crash at Hart and La Salle Streets sent three men to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. William Hunter, 24, suffered a severed throat artery but was in good condition after surgery. Charles Randolph, 24, and Archie Davis, 30, were treated and released. David Vincent, 44, escaped injuries. Police say both cars attempted to cross simultaneously. no stop signs and no citations were issued.
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Calif DOJ investigates FBI role in Sinatra Jr kidnapping
California Attorney General assigns O. J. Hawkins to probe tense FBI relations with state and local agencies during the Sinatra Jr kidnapping. Los Angeles Police Chief Parker criticized the FBI for not briefing LAPD, while CHP investigates an incident where an officer stopped a suspect unaware of an FBI stakeout.
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