Priest Arrested for Smuggling Fake Treasury Bills at Kennedy Airport
A Spanish priest, Rev. Mario Beato-Prieto, 35, running a parochial school in the Philippines, was arrested at Kennedy Airport after customs found fake 24 notes worth 2.4 billion dollars in his luggage. He sought to sell the notes through a broker, and had access to another 66 billion in counterfeit currency.
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Hillary Clinton may testify in Hubbell case at trial
Prosecutors have named Hillary Rodham Clinton as a potential witness in the Webster Hubbell case. The list submitted April 21 includes 63 potential witnesses, with Hubbell’s defense countering May 25. The trial is slated to begin August 9 and could last five weeks.
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Study finds ovulation shifts attraction to masculine features
A Nature report shows women tend to prefer more masculine faces during ovulation and softer looks during menstruation. Researchers from Scotland and Japan say biology plays a role, alongside culture and social factors, in mate choice. They note persistence may aid rejection recovery, suggesting trying again in a few weeks.
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KGB files on Oswald to be reviewed by U S agencies
U S intelligence and defense agencies will review newly released KGB files on Lee Harvey Oswald before public release to assess Russia's handling of Oswald. White House interagency panel from CIA NSC State and Defense aims to declassify as much as possible. Officials say timing uncertain.
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Stephen King undergoes third operation after serious injuries
Author Stephen King remains upbeat after a third operation for injuries from a weekend van crash near his summer home in Lowell. Doctors repaired his right hip socket following prior procedures to stabilize broken bones, a collapsed lung, broken ribs and a scalp wound as he continues to receive well wishes from fans.
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Phil Wilke Compiles Wires into Daily Briefs
Phil Wilke compiles concise wire reports into a single daily briefing. The digest highlights key events, figures, and locations drawn from W Wire Reports for quick reading by editors and readers seeking current snapshots.
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