Police Chief Cahill Receives $160000 Gift For Association
San Francisco Police Chief Thomas Cahill addressed the Boys Club national convention and received a $160,000 donation from W. Clement Stone for scholarships or other uses by the International Police Chiefs Association. Stone, a Chicago philanthropist and Boys Club board member, praised Cahill's talk and offered the gift from the Stone Foundation. The chief cited police challenges and rapid growth in crime and arrests beyond department growth.
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Five Hour Mideast Gun Duel Near Qamtara
Israel and Egypt traded fire for more than five hours near Qamtara by the Suez Canal as President Nasser vowed to destroy Israeli fortifications. Israel reported clashes in the Golan Heights with Arab guerrillas from Syria, with casualties on both sides. Nasser claimed Egyptian artillery knocked out 60 percent of the canal defense and that troops would finish the destruction. Israel said its raid inside Egypt caused heavy damage.
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France sets June 1 for presidential election
Paris France will vote June 1 to choose a successor to former President Charles de Gaulle Acting President Alain Moher announced the date after de Gaulle resigned The election falls within the 35 day limit and will be held on a Sunday to encourage participation by workers and voters alike.
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FDA orders tone down claims on antibiotic drugs
The FDA directs Upjohn and Merck to soften marketing claims within 60 days and add warnings about serious side effects including anemia and death. The action affects Albamycin products and Cathomycin Sodium capsules, with new label warnings to precede broader recalls.
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Double Killer Perveler Sentenced to Death
Los Angeles report says Paul Perveler, 32, convicted of killing his wife Cheryl 22 and her husband 16 at a staged crime for a $75,000 life insurance. His girlfriend Kristina Cromwell 28 was also implicated. Perveler, a former policeman, received death for both murders and 10 to 20 years for a third attempted murder. Judge Young noted death penalty remains proper in a case like this.
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Reinecke Proposes Student Regents and Trustees
SACRAMENTO Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke proposed today that students serve on the University of California regents and state college boards, a move Reagan has so far opposed. Reinecke, acting as governor, argued student input could ease campus unrest while cautioning against overbroad measures.
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