Panamanian plot links dancer Fonteyn to Arias probe
Dist. Atty. Alvarado disclosed letters found in a beach cottage near Santa Clara involving Margot Fonteyn and her husband linked to the Panama plot. A memo showed Arias drew over a half million dollars in 18 months from actor John Wayne, who said they were longtime friends and once shared a shrimp company with others.
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Miss Fonteyn
Arias
Francisco Alvarado
Santa Clara
Alvarado
Judy Thasham
New York
Dame Margotaid
Alastair
Panama
John Wayne
Wayne
California
Space agency junking urged by air force general
Major General Bernard A. Schriever says Congress can speed the space program by junking the ARPA agency. He argues ARPA functions could be handled by the Army Navy and Air Force, noting ARPA was created after Sputnik.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Sxey
Bernard A. Schriever
Pentagon
Army
Navy
ARPA
Russia
Lancet editorial questions doctors ruling fitness to rule
The Lancet argues that medical professionals should not decide political fitness. It says decisions of fitness to rule must be left to the people and warns against medical adjudication. The piece questions how one could assess a reader's value without bias.
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London
Lancet
Southern Support Being Lost by Bill of Rights Amendment
The Senate debated labor rights provisions with McClellan pushing a plan to shield unions for smaller groups and curb picketing by labor racketeers. The measure, backed by Southern lawmakers, faced stiff opposition from AFL-CIO and other senators amid procedural maneuvers and tie votes casting by Vice President Nixon.
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Cooper
Senate
Coopers
Clellan
Winston.l. Prouty
McClellan
of Labor
Smalllihe
Financia
Ing
Secretary of Labor
AFL- Cio
Sen. Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Stennis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Clifford Case
Elimi Kennedy
Thority
Nixon
Labor Committee
Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bridges Aid Quits in ILWU Dispute
Bridges led a 3,500 member work stoppage by ILWU Local 13 to attend a meeting in Seattle discussing reports and recommendations from a recent caucus. He traveled from New York for a three hour briefing before the House Un-American Activities Committee and said he was misquoted on seeking aid from communist and free nations if a strike occurs.
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Giblin
ILWU
Seattle
Bridges
New York
Local 13
House Un-American Activities Committee
Harry
Communist Party
Art Tmbrecht Behind Enhancements At Sierra Bellflower
Congratulations to Art Tmbrecht for the new additions to the Sierra restaurant located at 16227 Lakewood Blvd Bellflower. The improvements elevate the venue with refined decor and updated offerings enhancing the dining experience.
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Art Tmbrecht
Lakewood Blvd
Bellflower
Cross-File Repealer Approved in California Debate
The bill to end cross filing faces Senate opposition from Hugh M. Burns and Assembly push from William A. Munnell. Burns argues repeal would restore party bosses and deny voters freedom of choice. Cobey calls cross filing illogical, likening it to outsiders in Olympic teams.
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Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Assembly
William A. Munnell
Montebello
Burns
California
James A. Cohey
Dmerced
Cobey
Mitropoulos II Anew York Conductor Dies
Dimitri Mitropoulos, famed conductor, dies in New York Hospital after heart ailment. He suffered a January attack and had kidney stone and possible prostate surgery recently.
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YORK
UPI
Sugar
Dimitri Washington
Mitropoulos
Sherlock Davis
United States
New York
Hos
Cuban Sugar Council
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