Connelly And Caudie Enter Prison Today
New York AP reports two Truman administration officials surrender to begin serving two year federal prison terms. Matthew J. Connelly of New York City and T Lamar Caudie of Wadesboro North Carolina face imprisonment after a four year legal fight to block an income tax evasion prosecution of Irving Sacks. Caudie seeks a pardon. Connelly declines comment. Connelly to Danbury Connecticut and Caudie to Tallahassee Florida facilities.
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U S Opens Trade Fairs Opening With Dignitaries
New York hosts the fourth U S World Trade Fair at the Coliseum as Vice President Richard M Nixon plans a tour of national pavilions before the 11 day event. Mayor Robert F Wagner leads ceremonies with visits from children of United Nations diplomats.
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First Expeditions Reach Poles Within Two-Year Span
Report notes rapid polar exploration with both South Pole and North Pole journeys completed in quick succession. Key explorers and expeditions cited, highlighting significant achievements in polar science and navigation. Points to era of intensified exploration and mapped routes.
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Kennedy Humphrey Debate Tonight In West Virginia
Kennedy and Humphrey meet for a high profile debate aired on five state TV outlets and Mutual network. Each will deliver a five minute statement, with questions from West Virginians submitted by mail and moderated by Bill Ames. Kennedy warns automation will displace workers while urging action before the May 10 primary.
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Roll sleeve gingham check blouse falls for sale
Roll sleeve gingham check blouse offered in sizes 7 through 15 at 4.99. The item features a casual pattern and versatile fit, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable fashion basics.
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The Hanging Gardens of Babylon Nebuchadnezzar tale
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were reportedly built by Nebuchadnezzar around 600 B C in the ancient city. The claim places a legendary wonder in Mesopotamia as part of historical lore.
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