Smash Big Dope Ring Arrests Shake U S Cities
An indictment outlines a wide narcotics network with operations across New York Washington Baltimore and other states. Seized heroin and opium marked the largest continental U S bust, involving European purchasing groups and U S backers. Co conspirators named include Samnick Danis Akel Mirra Lessa Fuggetta Baker and others. Indictment cites international scope with cooperation from French police Scotland Yard and other agencies. Eleven co conspirators are named but not defendants. Some defendants are already imprisoned on narcotics or related charges.
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O'Hara and Dandridge Deny Sex Tales in Court
In a Grauman's Theatre court session, Maureen O'Hara and Mitzi Dandridge testified to alibis and questioned details about a Confidential story. O'Hara provided passport and work dates showing she was abroad between late 1953 and early 1954 and denied romantic trysts with Dan Terry. Dandridge described professional appearances and denied sexual encounters with Daniel Terry as questioned by Crowley.
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CARE program shifts to self help feeding millions daily
Hong Kong based CARE official Richard Reuter said the Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere now supplies supplemental foods to nearly 5 percent of a million people daily. He noted CARE is moving from outright relief to self help during a conference of Asian representatives.
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Discovery Letter About Liberty Bell Crack From Columbus Child
An unidentified seven year old from Columbus writes to Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia asking Ben Franklin to repair the cracked Liberty Bell. The note thanks him for a picture and expresses worry about the crack.
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Lloyd to See Tito in Belgrade Mission
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd departed London for Yugoslavia to discuss international issues with President Tito and counter Soviet outreach. Lloyd said he aimed to hold talks in Belgrade on current global problems.
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Committee weighs troop withdrawal in Japan talks
TOKYO UPI reports the U S Japan security committee today discussed withdrawing American forces from Japan and Japan's needs to take over defense installations.
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Henderson Hurries to Meet Dulles
Henderson, a Middle East troubleshooter, rushed from a Pan American World Airways plane to meet Secretary Dulles with a report on countering Syria's pro-Soviet ties. He said little to reporters and headed to La Guardia then Washington. State and diplomatic sources note pressure for the United States to join the Baghdad Pact, with Jordan and Lebanon seeking stronger U.S. support amid Syria concerns.
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Ex-News Executive John Meilink Dies at 68
John G. Meilink, 68, former general manager of the Cleveland Press, died Monday of a heart seizure at Lake Arrowhead. A longtime industry figure, Meilink guided the paper through notable editorial and business shifts during his tenure.
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