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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1956
Page
12
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In a rubber bridge hand the right play guards game. a cautious approach foresees possible missteps in tournament play. West opens hearts and a sequence could yield three hearts, four clubs, a diamond, and a ninth trick with careful diamond finesse and spade establishment.
A presidential committee studies loans to help needy youths attend college with government guaranteed guarantees similar to GI and FHA programs. Plans include banks financing and government backing. alternative schemes would have lenders be universities or private foundations. The study weighs keeping federal involvement limited and is not a final recommendation. Also noted, Gulf Oil threatens suits over thefts of headquarters equipment. FBI arrests four.
The report notes Sweetie Pie Tuesday in connection with stealing about 30 oil exploration maps from Gulf, stored in top secret files, showing deposits in the Southwest Canada and the Near East. It likens the act to stealing another man's wife and questions a willing operator's trust.
Fifteen year old Diane T. Burgess was sentenced to a maximum of 18 years in prison for planning the murder of her father Leonard Burgess. Her 35-year-old boyfriend Joseph Tromberi is already serving 8 years for the ambush slaying outside Burgess's home last September 29. The mother Thelma Burgess and Walter Brauer Teen were named as accessories pending trial. The girl was committed to the State Reformatory for Women by Judge James Ko Cullen.
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