Denies Pressure To Drop Case Against Powell
New York reports Atty Paul W Williams denies orders from higher ups to drop the grand jury probe into Rep Adams Powell Jr. The grand jury reopens the matter after dormancy since 1957 amid claims a special prosecutor was sought. Williams and Bolan deny any Department pressure and say the investigation continues. four of Powell's aides faced tax-related actions with three convicted or pleading guilty.
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Eisenhower
Thomas A. Bolan
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Bolan
Washington
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Dig Out From Snow Blanket Hits Red Lodge Mont
Red Lodge Montana reports a record 42 inch snowfall with roads blocked for 16 hours and eight people stranded in rural areas. Snow drifts reached 12 feet in places while light snow persisted in the southern Montana mountains. In Wyoming six people were stranded on US 14 near the Big Horn Mountains. One woman was ill and needed aid. A Weather Bureau observer called the storm the worst in 56 years of recording with nearly seven inches of moisture.
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Seek Attacker Of Little Girl In Kansas City
A six year old girl was lured into a blue and white car by a white man and harmed after crossing the state line to an abandoned rock quarry in Kansas City Kansas. She was treated and released. FBI and police of two cities pursue the case as unsolved. A 5 year old companion saw the car and call. Earlier a similar lure incident occurred with two Wyandotte County girls last Sept. 19.
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Young American Farmers In Rome Visit Italian Farms
Two young American farmers arrived in Rome for a six month visit under the international farms youth exchange program. James Gooch, 24, of Hugoton Kansas, and James F. Johnson, 20, of Manassara, will depart Rome Sunday to visit Italian farms and meet officials of Italian agricultural clubs and the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Hugoton, Kas
James F. Johnson
Manassasa
International Farms
Itelian Ministry of Agriculture
Court Rules For Boy's Pet Bootsie Leash Exemption
GLEN COVE N Y Bootsie a mongrel with a mission roams leash free while guiding Vincent Basile 12 who is blind and braille educated The dog escort and fetches for him each day The case before Mayor Joseph A Suozzi concluded Bootsie is special and the leash law does not apply to him The city campaigned against unleashed dogs and attempted to serve a summons on Frances Basile the dogs owner
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Frances Basile
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Joseph A. Suozzi
Suozzi Urges Monitoring Bootsie's School Travel
Suozzi urged Mrs Basileo to ensure Bootsie does not wander on his trips to and from school. The call underscores concerns about the boy's safety and supervision at home and during daily commutes.
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School Bill Clears House
Washington House passed a special school aid bill after defeating a move to deny federal help to segregated districts. The measure funds three years of construction and operation in areas crowded by federal workers, benefiting about 3300 districts at an estimated 211 million dollars next year. A 132-25 amendment to deny aid in partially segregated districts was rejected.
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Touse
Marriage Hurts Restaurant Business in New York
Harry Bloomfield reports marriage woes at his newly opened Luau 400 Hawaiian themed restaurant. Three of the original hostesses have wed, and one left after marriage created duties for another hostess. Bloomfield laments marriage as a major operating problem for his dining room.
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Tomance
Harry Bloomfield
Bloomvield’s
Bloomfield
Fight Ban On Liquor Advertising in TV Radio
Washington heard opposition as Harold Fellows of the National Association of Broadcasters challenged a bill to ban liquor ads as discriminatory to commerce. Senate Commerce Committee invited testimony from opponents while temperance and religious groups urged passage of a measure similar to past failed bills. The prepared testimony argued radio and television would be the only media completely barred by the bill.
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Haroldie
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Senate Commerce
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