Caracas Bombing Plot Unearthed
Augusta Chronicle reports that a CPA cargo aircraft and two bomb sights tied to an alleged Venezuelan plot to attack Caracas were recovered in Augusta. President Betancourt said planes left the United States loaded with bombs, en route via Nicaragua to target the capital. FBI probes note the sale of two B 24s and a C46 to Dallas firms later turning up with a New York address.
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Seaway Plan Defeated Says Senator Lodge
Senator Lodge declares the St Lawrence seaway and power project defeated while Senate weighs timing for a vote before recess. He notes Lincoln Day and Jackson Day events affecting attendance as Republicans and Democrats dispute scheduling. The project would create a deep water channel from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes.
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Junk Hiding Law Sought by Long Beach Chamber
Long Beach seeks an ordinance to hide junk and scrap piles from view with buildings or six foot fences. The measure, urged by the chamber of commerce industrial committee, would require neat fences and could revoke a business license for violations. Firms would have 91 days to comply after adoption.
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Women Move From Court To Couch In Psychiatric Case
Two young women Marietta Cook and Thelma Jane Walter admitted living as Mr and Mrs and were freed after Justice of the Peace L E Fulwider ruled the matter belonged to a psychiatrist. District Attorney Charles McGoldrick had recommended action and noted both women are consulting a psychiatrist. Charges of morals code violation and perjury, tied to a false marriage license application, were dismissed.
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Reserve Officers Ball Saturday at Lakeywood Country Club
The second annual Reserve Officers ball is set for Saturday evening at Lakeywood Country Club. Lt. Col. Rhett G. Harris serves as general chairman and announces formal wear for women and uniforms for former Army Navy and Marine Corps officers. Regular and National Guard officers are invited.
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Ten Years of Stomach Distress Ends with INNER-AID
A man claims ten years of stomach troubles vanished after two days on INNER-AID. He described relief from a constant brick in the stomach, improved digestion, regular bowels, and renewed energy. The ad promotes INNER-AID as a natural plant formula sold in drug stores.
Reducing Help With Kellogg Weight Plan
An ad promotes Kellogg Co weight control program featuring eight menus for each day and body frame tables. It highlights All-Bran as a core food and offers a free booklet by writing Kellogg Co Dept N Battle Creek Mich.
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Lamont Dies Former Morgan Co Chairman at 77 in Florida
Thomas W. Lamont 77, longtime Wall Street financier and head of J P Morgan Co, died in Boca Grande Florida. He had served as chairman after J Pierpont Morgans death and advised at Versailles. He battled ill health for over a year and died peacefully in his sleep with his wife and two children present.
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Berry Tax Evasion Trial Resumes in Federal Court
The trial of George L. Berry, 65, former U S Senator and head of the International Pressmen's Union, resumed in federal court here. The government says Berry owes more than 19000 in back income taxes.
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Son of Iraqi PM Denies U S Rift Rumor at CSU Creeley
Hussain Al Sader 22, son of Iraq's prime minister and a student at Colorado State College at Creeley, rejects rumors of Iraq turning against the United States. He says Iraq remains friendly, noting imports of U S cars and machinery and that 2000 Iraqi students study in the United States. He credits political shakeups to his father becoming government leader last week.
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Marine Reserve unit forms at Company B 13th Infantry
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