End of Carnival Rule Ends in New Orleans Night of Revelry
New Orleans marked the end of the carnival season with masked revelry as Rex and Comus festivals closed. A midnight procession honored the city’s return to Lent and realism amid a light police load for the area.
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U S Jury Probes L A Gambler Imprisonment Charge
A U S attorney said the federal grand jury in Los Angeles opened an investigation into a gambler linked to a Las Vegas hotel case. The contractor John Maher claimed he was held for 12 hours at the El Rancho Vegas until his wife delivered $400 to cover checks tied to gambling debts. The FBI and investigators will present findings as the inquiry expands to civil rights aspects and related cases.
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Graham Fails to Pack London Crusade Meeting
Evangelist Billy Graham remained unshaken by a sparse Harringay Arena crowd of about 1500 at the Greater London Crusade event. He predicted the area would soon overflow, while appealing for prayers for five American representatives shot in Congress by Puerto Rican extremists.
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