Boudreau Talks Relaxing Amid TV Fans and Baseball Praise
The interview portrays Lou Boudreau reflecting on relaxation after games, noting how he and others discuss work, while TV stars and fans mix with talk of baseball passion. The piece also mentions Bill and Lindy, and a light scene at Bob Goldstein's apartment as they watch a TV show.
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Cleveland’ Indians
Pasébal
Bob
Goldstein
Pony
Martin
Tony
Boudreau
Tissus - Saw
Chicago
Bill Ad
Combs
Curt
Housing Projects Change New York Housing Landscape
New York envisions a shift as housing projects expand within a few years. About one in 25 residents could live in a housing project. The move promises modern apartments and a different cityscape, altering old tenement patterns and neighborhood demographics.
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Housing Projects Change
New York
York
New York City
Wil
New.s
Man Hatton
Slasher Jailed for Bus Attack in Buenos Aires
Dermidio Ruben Diaz, 29, was jailed for six months after slashing women’s ears and blouses on a crowded bus in Buenos Aires. A sanity commission ruled he was legally sane.
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Buenos ‘Aires
Dermidio Ruben- Diaz
Widow of China's Founder Praises Communists in Radio Broadcast
Mme. Sui Yat Sen widow of Sun Yat Sen praised the Communist victory in China in a radio statement read to a Shanghai rally crowd. She called the movement a landmark in the struggle against imperialism and feudalism and urged unity with the Communist cause.
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China
San Francisco
Sui Yat Sen
Communist: Radio
Associated Press
Mme. Sen
Communist Party
Shanghai
Rns
Esanenin
Party of China
Bosary
Atruggie
Sigs. Sen
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Aleas
Hiss Perjury Case Seen Heading to Jury Next Week
The Hiss perjury case against the 44 year old former government official may go to a 20 member jury by Friday after rebuttal and sur rebuttal testimony, with a maximum 20 year prison term and $4000 fine possible. Whittaker Chambers testified as an ex courier for Hed.
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New’. York
Alger - Hiss
Will
The
Hes
Federal Igrand
Whittaker ‘Chambers
Ox-Courier
Hiss
Patronage From Page and Public Service Commission
Fragmentary notes indicate patronage from page involving Governor Dewey and the Public Service Commission. Five members sought new terms, with a new president to be appointed. A February expiration and unclear details suggest unsettled commission leadership and candidate questions.
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Stantly
Dewey
Siwe
The
Public ‘Service
Commission
Comwal
Mmission
Cy Hive
Candi
Bombers Raid London as Foil Operation Enters Final Phase
Britain defense minister watched from Odiham as enemy bombers and intercepting fighters clashed in the final phase of Operation Foil. American B 29s and RAF Ansons operated with cadet crews simulating bomber attacks. Raids stretched over London and England's industrial Midlands with continued operations expected through today.
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London
Britain
A. Ae “ Alexander
Royal Aire
Odiham
RAF
England
United States Air Force
Barkley Says Fight Will Continue for Labor Goals
Vice President Barkley told the South Carolina Federation of Labor that the administration will continue its efforts on labor and agriculture policies dating back to Wilson. He framed labor and agriculture care as inseparable parts of national policy.
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Barkley
Spartanburg
Os UP
Atben Wc Barkley
Iis
Harley
di Barkley
South Carolina
Presi‘dent Woodrow Wilson
Agriculture Care
Ssues
France appoints new ambassador amid power shifts
Fragmentary front page text references Andre Francois Bonet named as former ambassador and shifting power dynamics. mentions Britain and France with cryptic notes on finance and leadership.
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Brian Robertson
Andre Francois Bonet
Ambassa- Gereé-power
Crule
West Sould
Eae
Three New Yorkers Injured in Scranton Crash
In Scranton Pennsylvania three New Yorkers were injured when their car crashed. Police report the driver fell asleep at the wheel and the occupants sustained unspecified injuries.
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Scranton
New York’ State
Basset
Cadmitt Ee
Guardsman Slayer Search Is Pressed in Brooklyn Attack
Police press a manhunt for two attackers after a 34 year old National Guardsman Alexander Taras officer and Navy veteran was fatally struck during a Friday night parade on a Brooklyn street. He suffered a fractured skull and died at a hospital hours later.
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New York
National
Navy
National - Guard
Taras
Reur iJaterlin
Theft Ring Breaks Up in New York Arrests
Seven men were arrested yesterday in Brooklyn on charges of systematic theft from the marine supply firm Benjamin Brothers. Police say the group stole more than $100,000 worth of new motors generators starters and batteries.
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New
York
INS
Yana
Marine ‘Supply
Brooklyn
Marine - Fondanel
Sof
Benjamin” Brothers
Mexico Elects Congress in First Test of 1966 Election
Mexico City reports the federal Chamber of Deputies vote underway amid fraud complaints from three legal parties and party-aligned groups. PRI fields 147 candidates for 147 seats. PAN has 69. PP enters with 67. Communist ties to PP noted. about 5 million eligible voters, 2.36 million registered. women still excluded from federal ballots.
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Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Partido “Revolucionario Institucional
PRE
Partido de Action Nacional
PAN
Avith
Sinarquista
Vicente Lombardo Teledano
Menican
Ithe
Comunists
Mexico
Ugh
Aleman
Midwest windstorm and drought relief across regions
A vast windstorm swept the Mississippi north of St Louis with high winds and freezing temperatures from minus 20 to minus 30, causing farm damage and power outages. Railroads and airlines reported large holiday traffic while Chicago set a 90 degree day after a near 98 record, with fires sparked by lightning in Illinois Wisconsin.
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Mississippi
St. Louis
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