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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1967

Page

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Art dealer indicted in $165,800 fraud case

A 32-year-old British subject, David Stein, who ran Galerie Trianon in New York and Palm Beach, is indicted on 97 counts of grand larceny and counterfeiting for selling fake paintings by Chagall Picasso and Matisse to 12 dealers and collectors, totaling about $165,800. The case links to a national wave of art fraud investigations. Stein was arrested in Los Angeles and held on bail.

New York Chagall Picasso Matisse Palm Beach Fla Asst. Dist. Atty Joseph Stone David Stein Canada Galerie Trianon Ite Charles Boyer Stone Dist. Atty Frank S. Hogan Stein Algur H. Meadows Texas Art Dealers Association of America Modigliani Degas Meadows Paris University Westminster University London Paris Hogan State Supreme Court George M. Carney Ring Sherman Kaminsky Paul Vargo Chicago Manhattan Kaminsky Donald Gombos Connecticut George Lee Henry Baxter Rex Allen Scurlock Snow Indianapolis Theodore Wiatrowski New Jersey Trenton

Malley Interviews Shake Chinese Leadership Abroad

Chinese leaders faced embarrassment as Simon Malley published interviews with Premier Chou En-lai and other top officials in Western papers. The China experts cite four reasons including exposure of delicate views, strains with North Vietnam, external criticism by Soviet-aligned outlets, and internal cultural revolution tensions.

Chicago Simon Malley Chou En-lai China Washington United Nations New China News Agency Malley Chou Peking Moscow Europe Africa Asia Syracuse North Vietnam Vietnam Hanoi Foreign Ministry Chen Yi Mao Tse-tung Communist Party

Longest abbreviation initials mark Perak Malay Cooperative

The sequence .0.M.P.J.0.8.8.D.P.M. W.D.T.B. stands for the Mayan words for the Lower Perak Malay Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society Limited in Perak State Malaysia.

M.P.J D.P.M.W.D.T.B Ma‘ay Perak

Hospitals need pharmacists rise with expanding medical care

New York reports a projected need of over 15 000 hospital pharmacists by 1970 as health care expands. William A. Kozma of Catholic Medical Center Brooklyn and Queens notes advances in drug handling, storage, and distribution raise the pharmacist role beyond the old pill roller image amid expected growth in nuclear medicine.

New York JPY William A. Kozma Brooklyn Queens Kozma

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New York State

Court ends tie in Bronx Constitutional Convention race

The Court of Appeals ruled the Bronx seat deadlocked after a recanvass showed Alfred Santangelo and Charles Rice each with 45 981 votes in the 33rd Senate district. A vacancy will be filled by the other two Republican delegates if not appealed, likely replacing Santangelo. The ruling questions the original count and notes possible ballot miscounts including military absentee votes.

Albany UPI Court of Appeals Bronx Alfred E. Santangelo Charles E. Rice Rice Santangelo

Congress Member Shaken Down by Nationwide Extortion Ring

Federal and local authorities disclose a long running extortion scheme targeting homosexuals. A Congress member from an eastern state paid $40,000 in two installments amid broader cases involving a general, an admiral, a British producer, two singers, and other victims. Investigators say the ring extorted hundreds of thousands from thousands of victims over more than a decade.

New York Congress New York County Pentagon Washington England

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