Counterfeit Recordings Under Investigation
A hearing was held into a racket counterfeiting works of public figures including Davis Jr Maguire sisters Louis Armstrong and Brook Benton among others. Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz disclosed that many recordings were faked and the scale was increasing rapidly.
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NEW York
UPI
Bailey
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Beatles
Beethoven
Lefkowitz
Davis Jr
Maguire Sisters
Louis Armstrong
Brook Benton
Pearl
New York Mayor Wagner Backs 0.5 Percent public art rule
Mayor Robert F. Wagner signed an executive order mandating that 0.5 percent of the cost of new buildings be allotted to art work. The measure aims to fund public art projects in city developments and may affect downtown construction plans.
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ART Work
New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Cass
Wyoming DAR Chapter Honors County Historian
Mrs Mary Keller Bowman Wyoming County historian was guest of honor at a Sunday reception in Oceana. The John Cooke Chapter displayed her new book Reference Book of Wyoming County History published by McClain Print Co Parsons. Bowman noted the work draws on official records and church and school abstracts built from decades of notes.
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Oceana
Mary Keller Bowman
Wyoming County
Bowman
Saleh
McClain Print Co
Parsons
Cooke
John Cooke
Oceana Methodist Church
Virginia Smith
Anita Cook Jewell
Kenneth Stewart
DAR
William Drake
Glendon Blankenship
Loretta Stewart
Earl Cook Jr
Doyle Cook
Juna Harper
George Wayne Cook
Aubrey Chaney
Dale Cook
Pineville
Goode
Robert Alton
Mary Louella Wright Keller
Law Office
Cmdr
M. K. Bowman
USN
Buckley
Wash
John C. Bowman
Civil Service
Bob Keller
Hinton
Barbara
District Officer Guest Of Lodge Inaville
Samuel G. Kind Imamson district grand master of Athens was guest of Pineville Mason ic Lodge No 139 at the Thursday night dinner meeting Visitors included B E Wasson Bluefield Lodge 85 E K Chambers Mercer Lodge 160 Orville E Wilks Proctorville Lodge 550 Hansel Robinson Jaeger Lodge 148 Ruel Sparks Cedar Bluff Lodge 260 F W Cooper Concord Lodge 48 Athens Pineville Lodge members listed many names A dinner followed in the hall dining room hosted by Pineville Order of the Eastern Star
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Ineville
Samuel G. Kind Imamson
Athens
Pineville
B. E. Wasson
Bluefield
E. K. Chambers
Mercer Lodge
Princeton
Orville E. Wilks
Proctorville
Ohio
Hansel Robinson
Jaeger
Ruel Sparks
Ceder Bluff
F. W. Cooper
Concord
Pinevile
Pierce Anderson
Eugene L. Neal
John H. Ball
Orville R. Ross
Eugene Noble
Charles Smallwood
Paige Hinzman
Ernest Conly
Florio Paris
Orville R. Wallace
Harishi J. Smith
Kimble Blankenp
James G. McDermitt
Euship
Graham
W. M. McKin
Thayer declines Lindsay post with Herald Tribune duties
Walter N. Thayer, president of the New York Herald Tribune, declined an offer from Mayor-elect John V. Lindsay to join a new city government post. Thayer, 55, said the role would require full-time administration he would not undertake and that he had no desire or intention of leaving the Herald Tribune.
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Thayer
NEW York
UPI
Walter N. Thayer
The
New York Herald Tribune
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Herald- Tribune
Mount Hope Weekend Visitors From Akron Ohio
Former Kilsyth residents Angelo and Ione McCorkle of Akron Ohio visited the Mount Hope area during the weekend. Mrs immuno G aee Beck withdrew to Appalachian Regional Hospital for observation with patient Mike J. Va.
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Mount Hope
Immuno
Beck
Appalachian Regional
Hos
Mike J. Va
Heep
P. ‘A. Tasarus
Angelo
Ione McCorkle
Akron
Ohio
Kilsyth
Mount ‘Hope
Bear in phone booth prompts strange killer theory
Police in Albany believe a big black bear found in a suburban market area phone booth was killed by hunters and placed there as a strange caller. The scene outside the market drew inquiry as troopers investigated how the animal ended up in the booth with the receiver to its ear.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
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