Reich Hotel Host Carl Ritter Dead at 85
BAD HOMBURG Germany Carl Charlie Ritter longtime host of a Hessian spa hotel died at 85 after hosting kings and millionaires for decades Edward VII prince of Wales once dined there and helped popularize the German spa Ritter’s hotel was a rendezvous for international royalty through the turn of the century As World War II ended his table became a favorite meeting place for top American Army officers
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Charlie) Ritter
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McCarran Believes Eisenhower Won't Back Immigrant Act Change
Senator McCarran says President Eisenhower will not spearhead changes to the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act. He cites the President’s past criticisms and a belief the administration will stay neutral during proposed revisions next Congress. McCarran warns of a campaign to undermine the act led by minority groups and a Truman-era commission headed by Philip Perlman.
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Police Face Bribe Counts in Alien Harboring Case
Fresno based bribery probe centers on Reedley constables Eugene Hunter and Dan Parkinson accused of freeing 39 Mexican aliens by demanding $50 fees. Federal charges were not filed. state prosecutors may pursue bribery if no federal indictment. Immigrant Service officials say laborers tipped authorities to the alleged extortion scheme.
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Boost in Rate of Vandalism Alarms Judge
LOS ANGELES judge Mary Rose of a Denver juvenile court warns that juvenile vandalism is rising in major cities with a 30 to 50 percent increase in the last two years. She notes younger offenders and a shift toward ages 12 to 15, alarming conditions amid declining ages of offenders. Judge Rose, joined by Gilda Gray, cites growing concern over urban youth crime. In Greece a bus crash on Mitylene ferrying passengers kills six and injures 21, highlighting public safety risks abroad.
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