Nationwide Home Based Distributor Wanted for Exclusive Territory
A national firm seeks a man or woman to supply nationally advertised product to 30 retail stores. Seasonal sales history emerging nationwide. Home based operation with low overhead. Large weekly income and security offered. Investment from 1700 dollars secured by merchandise. Only serious applicants ready to start immediately should respond with full personal data, bank reference, and phone for interview with Company District Manager. Write Box No. 3642.
Democrats Demand Foreign Policy Shift
Democratic demands for a change in America's foreign policy rose after reports of setbacks in Europe and Asia. Senators called for new allies and a shift in aid, with Smathers urging Latin American partners and others like Greece and Turkey to be strengthened. Kennedy warned intervention in Indochina risks broader war.
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Two Bandits Hit Lucca's In $12,000 Safe Job
Two armed men tied up three Lucca's Restaurant employees early today and pried open the safe, escaping with about $12,000 mostly from Mother's Day parties. Masaki, Yamaguchi, and Kowalczek were restrained. one was struck as the thieves worked for two hours with a hammer crowbar and chisel.
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Lucca
Harry Masaki
Maseyoshi Yamaguchi
Adam Kowelzick
iMasaki
Free Meals At Mothers Day Fete Stuns Buffalo Hotel
Mothers and their families filled the Hotel Sheraton in Buffalo on Mother's Day as the hotel offered free meals. Overflow crowds forced 200 extra seating in the ballroom to accommodate guests, with arrivals continuing from early afternoon into the evening.
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Sheraton
Five Norwegians Convicted of Spying for USSR
A Norwegian court found five Norwegians guilty of spying for the Soviet Union. Four received jail terms up to four years and were ordered to repay the government the four thousand dollars paid by the Russians.
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Norway
Upil
Soviet Union
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