Ex-auditor Hodge reports to Menard Prison after fraud sentence
Former Illinois Auditor Orville E. Hodge, a GOP leader, arrived Monday night at Nicof Menard Prison inmate 25303 after pleading guilty to a 2.63 million state funds theft in a large check-writing scandal. He said he felt better after his first prison meal and defended the judge as fair.
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Optimist Club to Meet with Dulles praises praised
The London Guardian reports Secretary of State Dulles received praise from optimists in a joint session with the Lemits at the Wayfarers Restaurant in Lomita. The praised service to world peace amid the Suez crisis and Middle East tensions. Jack F. Henry announced the meeting for Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Suez Crisis Conference Fails To Resolve Canal Crisis
AP analysis notes the 22 nation talks on the Suez crisis show a foredoomed effort with no breakthrough. The United States and India present rival plans, Egypt seeks control, while the Soviet Union pushes for a broader conference and avoids direct U.S. confrontation.
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Camel Cigarettes Ad Claims Rich Flavor and Popularity
An advertising blurb promotes Camel cigarettes highlighting rich full flavor and easy satisfaction. It claims Camels offer exclusive tobacco blends, smooth smoking, and that more people smoke Camels than any other brand year after year.
Public hearing on new maritime safety rules set
The Coast Guard will hold a public hearing October 16 on proposed safety regulations for excursion boats. The law to inspect vessels over six passengers, including fishing and for-hire boats, stems from the Chesapeake Bay Marvel disaster that killed 14. Inspections will begin next year due to funding. the Marvel foundered with 14 of 23 passengers lost and was deemed unseaworthy for rot in timbers.
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