Miami kidnap case raises $50,000 reward offer
In Miami, the ransom doubled to 50000 dollars as Daniel Goldman 18 remains missing after a man entered the home bound the youth with a venetian blind cord and forced him to flee in his white car. Five detectives guard the family as authorities fear for the teen’s life and await the kidnapper’s next call.
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China Rejects U S Overtures and Demands Taiwan Stand
In Tokyo the Chinese People’s Daily denounced U S moves toward closer ties with China and reiterated calls for the abandonment of Formosa. The Xinhua outlet accused Washington of occupying Taiwan and pursuing escalation in Indochina, while U N delegate Goldberg warned fewer votes may back Red China’s admission to the U N.
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Glatt Resigns as Kansas Civil Rights head
OLATHE Kan AP Lack of office help and political manipulation by the governor's office in commission business is blamed by Carl W Glatt for his resignation as executive director of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission. The resignation had been in process since February and was approved by the commission Saturday after he demanded an extra secretary a new desk and a new typewriter which the commission could not accept. Robert Watson Wichita the commission chairman said Glatt told the Olathe News in a telephoned interview from Topeka that he has stood for a thorough effective and honest job of administering the civil rights law in Kansas but there are those who don't want these laws enforced with integrity. They would rather pay lip service to the law.
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James M. Pendergast, 70, a key figure linked to Kansas City politics and a mentor to Harry S. Truman, died at home after months-long cancer illness. Nephew of boss Tom Pendergast, he inherited the machine after Tom's tax-evasion conviction, but Jim favored law practice and the machine fractured into factions. Survived by widow and two daughters.
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