Newsman stabbed during gaming check in Brooklyn
Veteran Metro-East Journal staffer Charles O Stewart, 48, was stabbed twice outside the Harlem Club in Brooklyn near East St Louis during a gambling check. He was treated at St Mary's Hospital. Investigators suspect the attack was tied to his recent exposure of gambling operations that led to closures in Wear Madison and nearby areas.
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St. Louis
Metro-East Journal
Brooklyn
East St. Louis
Charles 0. Stewart
Harlem
Stewart
St. Mary's Hospital
Blue Haven
Emil Toffant
Toffant
Wear
Madison
Illinois Crime Commission
State Police District 11
West Madison
Chicago Aid Curb Praised
U S education chief Francis Keppel said progress followed the freeze of $32 million in federal aid to Chicago schools. He cited Board of Education president Frank M Whiston promising racial discrimination charges would be investigated and stressed civil rights enforcement rather than imposing federal standards.
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Chicago
Francis Keppel
U.S
Keppel
Cold spell kills 3 in Milan area
Police said three people have died from exposure in the past two days due to a cold spell in northern Italy. The victims were found in Milan and surrounding districts as rescue agencies urged warmth and shelter for the homeless amid freezing nighttime temperatures.
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Milan
Italy
World Food Policy Urges Paying Farmers More To Grow
A New York Times report by Felix Belair Jr outlines a plan to compensate farmers for increasing production rather than limiting it. It links agricultural capacity to foreign policy goals, urges reactivating idle land, and shifting away from price supports toward market rewards while maintaining a transition floor for 10 to 15 years. The proposal also calls for a global drive to curb population growth and boost food production for future peace.
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Felix Belair Jr
New York Times
Washington
United States
Fond For Peace
Developing
Man Finds Check For Four Million Dollars In Los Angeles
Ary Sid Stuttin 60 a construction supervisor in downtown Los Angeles picked up a slip of paper and found a check for 4 801 231 64 from the Bank of California to the Federal Reserve Bank The man’s boss alerted the bank which said it did not know it was missing and a pending investigation noted the check may have been lost by a messenger en route across town.
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Los Angeles
Ary
Sid Stuttin
Bank of California
Federal Reserve Bank
Stutlin
Lloyd L. Aubert Jr
Principal College Receives 180000 From Late Teacher
The will of Miss Martha Beeson, a retired Minneapolis teacher who died in April 1964, leaves 180000 to Principia College at Elsah for liberal arts scholarships. Beeson taught elementary and junior high grades. A bank spokesman noted most of her funds came from inheritance.
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Minneapolis
Principia College
Elsah
Martha Beeson
Taylorville Judge Elected President of Illinois Judges Group
Chicago AP reports Judge Gail McWard of Taylortville was elected Saturday president of the Illinois Association of Judges for 1966. The Taylortville judge leads the state group, guiding its activities and standards.
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Taylorville
Chicago
Gail McWard
Tay
Torville
Illinois
Associate Judges Association
His Caper Involved His Castle In Las Vegas
Alphonsa A Monaco 38 was flushed from his apartment by 26 deputies in gas masks after tear gas bombs. He was booked on suspicion of burglary though officers later dropped charges. He had lost his key and broke in, spotted by an off duty detective who alerted authorities.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Alphonsa A
Monaco
Ivy Denies U S Argument in Krebsiozen Trial
Dr Andrew C Ivy testified in a Chicago U S District Court trial that the drug Krebsiozen differs in color from crealise monohydrate, arguing the substance is brown in its final form while crealise monohydrate is white. Ivy is among four defendants charged with conspiracy and mail fraud over Krebsiozen promotion.
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Chicago
Andrew C. Ivy
Dr Ivy
Roosevelt University
U.S. District Court
U.S
Aud and Drug Administration
Ivy
Steevan Durovic
Marko
William FY. P. Phillips
Runaway Girl, 14, Returns Home From Thailand
Encina California case notes Mary Wilson, 16, who ran away to Bangkok to work in an orphanage, is back home after 12 days. She and her mother, Mrs. George Wilson, flew from Los Angeles by Pan American, arriving at LAX to reunite. Mrs. Wilson had followed after receiving letters from Mary.
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Encina
Calif
Apy
Mary Wilson
Bangkok
Thailand
Miss. Wilson
Mary
George Wilson
Los Angeles International
Tanzania Tightens Imports From Kenya and Uganda
The government expands import controls targeting goods from Kenya and Uganda to address a weak trade balance. The ban covers cheese, ice cream, coffee, toilet soap, ready made garments and gin, among other items.
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Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Kenya
Uganda
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