Justice Department's Key Witness Shot to Death in Miami
The Justice Department says John B. Eaton, a main witness in a $43 million mail stock theft conspiracy, was found shot to death near Miami International Airport two days after a sealed indictment. Rostan, an earlier suspect in the case, was slain at Kennedy Airport, linking a spate of fatal outcomes in a long stock theft investigation. The 14 count Miami indictment names 10 others, with Eaton having aided the case before his death.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S
Miami
John B. Eaton
New York
Kennedy
Eaton
Miami International Airport
Kennedy Airport
Joel J. Rostan
Los Angeles
Boston
California
LaGuardia
Asst
U.S. Atty
Neal Sonnett
Sonnett
Sennett
Rostau
Quick Projects Wraps Pattern Catalog Mention
Print pattern 4829 offers Misses sizes S to L with 2% yard of 45 inch fabric and a $0.75 price per pattern plus 25 cents for air mail. Mail order instructions listed to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star, New York address, with size and style number. Also promotes Spring Summer Pattern Catalogs with 111 styles and sewing books priced at 50 cents to $1.00 each.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Meat Inspection Battle Resumes in Congress Fight
Consumer advocates renew opposition as Sen Mathias pushes a measure to permit interstate shipment of state inspected meat. Opponents fear weaker oversight while supporters argue higher standards and added grants will raise overall safety.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
R-Md
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
House-Senate
Spéssard L. Holland
D-Fla
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
House
Meat Cutters
Consumer Federation of America
American Meat Institute
Big
National Independent Meat Packers
American Farm Bureau
Maryland
Florida
California
Erma Angevine
The
Consumer Federation
Patrick E. Gorman
Union
Secret Service seeks crowd limits around White House
The Secret Service urges tighter rules after warning guards would shoot to kill if thousands pressed onto White House grounds. It seeks amendments to NPS rules to cap observers at 100 on the Pennsylvania Avenue sidewalk near the White House and 500 in Lafayette Square, with streets on the east and west sides closed to demonstrations.
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White House
Police Use Gas Riot Sticks on Milwaukee Crowd
Police dispersed about 1,000 youths at Water Tower Park Milwaukee with tear gas smoke canisters and riot sticks after portable curfew signs were torn down Four officers and a youth were slightly injured and 12 people were arrested Several cars were damaged by rocks and bottles The disturbance followed earlier clashes over an all night noise problem in the area Nearby cities New Bedford and Highland Park reported calmer scenes with arrests for firearms and curfew violations
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Milwaukee Park
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Water Tower Park
Park
New Bedford
Mass
Highland
Detroit
Highland Park
Omps to Speak at ICL Breakfast in Handley High area
Jimmy Omps of Handley High School will headline a breakfast hosted by the International Christian Leadership group at The Elms Restaurant tomorrow at 7 a.m. The event is open to the public and coincides with a Fellowship of Christian Athletes gathering. In Africa termites are used in cuisine and as bait for grass traps.
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Jimmy Omps
Letics
Handley High School
Inational Christian Leadership Group
Elms Restaurant
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
I.C.L
Africa
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Princess Anne
Germany
Ibune Praloses
Yamaha
Syamaha International Corporation
Winchester
George Roberts
Icl
Sims
Nets
Ran AV
Frida
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