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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
5
Myles Lane of the New York State Commission of Investigation says racketeers have penetrated many sectors including labor and commerce. The updated Kefauver report finds indications of centralized control and notes the Mafia as the cement tying together various rackets.
False teeth wobbling causes embarrassment but FASTEETH promises firmer dentures with a light sprinkle on plates. The ad claims easier eating no pasty taste and reduced denture breath and urges regular dental care and purchase at drug counters.
Alvin C. Eurich, president of the Academy for Educational Development, told the seventh annual California Teachers Association meeting that modern teaching tools can free both students and professors from rigid conventional instruction rather than enslave them.
The passage asserts the Mafia's nationwide domination through muscle and murder and vows to use political influence bribery and intimidation to defeat law enforcement efforts against its top figures. It asks if there are any questions.
A jumble of entertainment shards cites Martha Washington on currency, New Orleans escape stories for runaways, and a Boston bouncer at P J Clarke’s. It mentions Vanessa Redgrave and Cassius Clay, a run of gossip about Eliot Fremont-Smith, a beauty-press lawsuit, and a theater world bleeds into social quirks and scandals.
Southside Day Nursery and the Community Action Program launch a door to door survey to map expansion needs for future day care services. Interviewers will ask ages and number of children, household work hours, and day care requirements, with volunteers aiding data collection.
Ball on Meet the Press attacks U S resolve over infiltration claims North Vietnamese forces allegedly tripled southward movement after March 31 bombing limits Sources say as many as 80000 North Vietnamese troops infiltrated in March and April with rebuilt bridges rails and new transport facilities Hanoi pressures to end US bombing ahead of talks in Moscow signals cautious Soviet approval.
Sol A. Rosenblatt prominent New York lawyer and former general counsel to the Democratic National Committee died Saturday in Biarritz France at age 67 while on a business trip. He served as counsel to Hale Brady Russell and Tarpy law firm from 1933 to 1942.
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