Special Marking On Some Drugs Shipped to Castro
An informant says a pharmaceutical maker marked packages to trace drugs sent to Cuba. The aim was to detect if items appeared in Russia, South America, or the United States, signaling whether Cuba intends to use or resell them. Drug trade is a major black market item and the Soviet pullback on production is noted.
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Cuba
Russia
South America
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Former Milwaukee Journal Publisher Treviranus Dies at 76
Treviranus, a former Milwaukee Journal publisher, died after a long illness. He began as a carrier boy, spent over 16 years with the Journal, left in 1918 for the Tribune, then joined E F Schmidt Printing before retirement in 1958 when elected vice chairman of the board of directors.
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Milwaukee of Bietiniane Co
Treviranus
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Uper
Busi- Tribune
E. F. Schmidt
Rockefeller Project Spawns State Supported Arts Experiment
In New York State residents can subsidize personal cultural attendance as the Rockefeller initiative funds theater ballet and concerts. Other states copy the plan and Congress debates a federal arts council with a 10 million budget. Upstate cities form local arts councils as proof of concept.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Sade Anne Paar
New York State
New York
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Congress
Arts Council
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Upstate
Barden Named IRS Intelligence Division Chief in Richmond
A. Jackson Barden Jr. promoted to division chief of the IRS intelligence division in Richmond. He succeeds Alan McBride who transferred to Boston. A Norfolk native, Barden joined the IRS in 1943 and arrived in Richmond in 1955 after serving as assistant chief of the division.
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Richmond
A. Jackson Barden Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Barden
Alan McBride
Boston
Norfolk
IRS
Lawyer on rigged TV show wins reinstatement
Vivienne W. Nearing a 36 year old contestant in a rigged TV quiz six years ago was reinstated as a lawyer by the New York State Supreme Court appellate division. She had been suspended for six months in 1957 after admitting she was coached during a Twenty-One appearance and had won 5500 dollars on the program.
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New York
Vivienne W. Nearing
State Supreme Court
Bonsai Tree Grows Tiny Over Nine Centuries
A bonsai remains a dwarfed tree carefully shaped so it may reach about two feet in height after 900 years of patient cultivation.
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Castro
Jenine Hbeloms
Anne Adams
Winches Dept
West 17Th St
Rockefeller
Troy
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
John H. Macfadre
Macfadyen
IRS Division
Seabright
S. Loudoun St
Chuck
Keystone Milk
Ae Grove
Winchester
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