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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, November 8, 1972 Genius Without Country Free on Bond - ReputMIAMI, Fla (AP) ed underworld financial genius Meyer Lansky, denied asylum by six countries, was released Tuesday on StnU.UQO bond after his arrest by FBI agents. Lansky, 71, was met by agents who boarded a Branitf airliner when it armed at Miami International An port a from Panama ending two-daae-i- al odyssey. The agents escorted Lansky s seat his from through customs and to the FBI office for fingerprinting. Several hours later Lansky appeared with his attorney,-DaviU.S. Rosen, before Magistrate Michael J. Osman who set the bond. Not a Well Man He is not a well man, said Rosen. It becomes rather apparent thert is no place for him to go new'. Dougald McMillan, head of first-clas- the t Associated Meyer Lansky, holding his hat and with a hand in his pocket, is escort- ed from customs at Miami Inter- - - t& Press Wirephoto national Airport early Tuesday when he returned to the United States after refused by many countries, j of neurophysiology and behavior. Cornell ! ITHACA. N.Y. to the old According disto University has decided a person gifted in theories, play the best of its unusual music would be likely to have Collection of human brains, a highly convoluted temporal era of recalling a lobe, the part of the cerebral scientific exploration. cortex that controls auditory T The brains, which once functions, and the insight and to of some most the belonged of a scientist organization lamous and a few of the would be reflected in the suJnost infamous people of of his perior development their day, were resurrected by frontal lobes. tomell biologists from among brains This theory was also once b large collection found in the used to explain the "natural attic of the universitys of women their inferiority fey Building. brains were typically smaller .'Preserved in formalin and than those of men and of stored in canning jars, the primitive people. brain?? look remarkably alike Before scientific study of .to the lay eye, distinguishable brain collection waned in the as such labels only by bright the late 1930s, biologists Garden-ie- r, idiot, schoolboy, realized that in otherwise norHelen and Schwimmer, mal persons, brain size was Rosica. primarily a function of the . But to the neurobiologists size of the individual, rather who once meticulously examthan the size of his intellect. ined them, using a The collection, which at one approach to the study 350 human of brain development point included brains as well as hundreds of weighing the train and measuring the length and depth of other vertebrate brains, was the begun more than a century yvery fissure and fold brains seemed to pave that a ago by Cornells first profespersons education, intellect sor of animal biology, Burt and talent were reflected in Green Wilder. the size and structural To His Dismay of various parts of This assiduous collector was iiis brain. inspired by the famous natuNow Passe ralist Louis Agassiz, who Although this view of the taught Wilder to study naDrain is now passe, the uniture, not books. Much to Wilders dismay, most of the of division biological versitys sciences decided to exhibit the human brains available to him collection to give students hisduring the last quarter of the torical perspective and stimul 19th. Century came from pau- - - e He distributed bequest to college forms widely alumni meetings, to his students, to the audiences he lecand slowly the brains tured of prominent people trickled in. Among them were those of ForEOLIA, MO. U.S. Sen. Democratic iEdward y. Long, defeated in his bid for a second full Sen. Thomas F. in 1968 dean of experimental psychology; Jeremiah Whipple Jenks, internationally known political Theobald Smith, economist; pathologist who discovered the insect role in Texas cattle fever, and Rosica HungSchwimmer, arian-born feminist, pacifist, linguist and author. 1867-192- 1859-193- collection in 1925. to being a leading scientist, an author of many books and articles and an inspiring teacher, he was an accomplished pianist and composer who set to music Old Ironsides, the poem by his former teacher Oliver Wendell Holmes. While denying the charges concerning Hoffa, Long did admit receiving payments totalling $48,000 in 1963 and 1964 from Hoffas attorney, Morris A. Shenker of St. Louis. Long said the payments were referral fees, paid to him for steering clients to Shenker. prison. Long served eight years in before the Senate being defeated by Eagleton in 1968. s. Long immediately denied the cnarges, saying the maga- - Tribune Telephone Numbers Dovmi i Miff information, want oporto scores, have storv or feature you want to talk about? Is your classified or paper missing? Do vou want to discuss a displav adertiscnient? Mws Immnlion. ImiiriM. 52 HERE'S WHERE TO C AM. Kwulite Milor. 52 .2 52 HiO! L- 1 52 KfMtorial U riser Sport. 52 1 Mapaine. 52 L 1581 752 10 Newspaper Dcli.cry Problems. I in.. before a. 10 before Sunday p m.) (Weekday 28 AiK. I Hspaleh. 52 Ois-ra- l I Display. 52 1 BIA rett, 70, Director George was not on' the Bar- sane. whose questions Lansky himBut Barrett, Were not in a self, said: fighting mood at all, we'll go along with the boys. half-India- n ignored, to a Luis Picollo. aiting car. an Asuncion lumber company owner who was m the trout cabin of the Following the takeover, Indians answered the phone by American "Native saying Embassy, or American Indian Embassy. W'e wil indefinitely, Bernie White Bear of the Colville tribe said. Everything is contingent upon what happens in the BiA at Wash- ington. One of the BIA employes with the Indians, employment assistant Dave specialist McCracken, said, As long as there is no destruction of government property, no breaking into confidential files and no complete stoppage of the of w sat by Lansky plane, inniself, didnt talk with anybody, and slept most of the wav. Hong Kong Tailor HENRY WOO - II I yi j live in - Suits made specifically to fit you Take measurements here Complete in Hong Kong Make necessary alterations in SLC & . le you desire Large selection of materials any Reasonable prices from $1 10.00 to $120.00 after 6:00 p.m. daily 6 Piease call except Sunday. 299-048- HERE TODAY & STILL HERE TOMORROW SLC & assure you of a quolity suit & a quality fit. AiKertiniiif Ik'psrtinenls llawif ied Ads. 52 1 -- 3535 I Retail Displa. 52 'guyfodf Brain Studied analysis of Wilders large and d a organ with mild grade of senile atrophy (he was 83 when he died) and, in accordance with his musical talents, a temporal lobe of large relative dimensions. Papezs "brain revealed a well-forme- Papez concluded that a relafrontal tively lobe (the presumed seat of planning In a statement shortly after the magazine came out he said The Teamsters Union had nothing to do with the planning or execution of our Longs career was dealt a blow by a Life damaging Magazine story ir. 1967 which stated he misused his powers hs chairman of a Senate subcommittee looking into wiretapping by federal ageo-'cieThe story said Long has tried to use his influence to keep Jimmy Hoffa out of He lk5215 1570 n Wilders own brain became part of the in addition on nothing dos and inferences. Was 64. apparent heart Information. 52 be- fice, were just going to go with it for awhile. Introductory Offer! 1877-194- w'ere than innuen- He added that Lifes sister publication, Time Magazine, served as a catalyst which caused our subcommittee to go forward with the investigation into government eavesdropping. a South America cause, I imagine, a man his age just did not want to face up to it (the charges). Lansky left Tel Aviv, Israel, where his application for citizenship was rejected, on Sunfive days before the day deadline for government-se- t his expulsion on grounds his continued presence might endangpr public welfare. He flew from Tel Aviv to Zurich and then to South Amenca, reportedly offering million to any country $1 d HMIMilS 1856-192- investigations. died Monday night at his Brook Hill farm in Eolia of an ! through - SEATTLE fUPI) About Indians anu their supportat the ers have begun a sit-iBureau of Indian Affairs office here in support of the Washington, D.C., protest. They promised there would be no property damage. There are two BIA personnel here, and W'e have given them our word that nothing is Jim going to be destroyed, Robideau, 30 a Chippewa from North Dasota, said. 75 LanThe short, silver-hairesky. who owns an apartment on Miami Beaeh. wore a blue checked sports jacket, open collar white shirt, slacks and shoes, lie black alligator puffed on a cigarette and bantered with Whittaker. Leaving customs, he and FBI men newsmen, througn pushed 1973 FAIRVIEW COLLECTION Edward B. Tichener, Ex-Sol- on attack. attorney said his client did not answer a 1970 federal grand he jury subpoena because would have lost all chances of gaining Israeli citizenship if he left tiiat country then. Rosen told the magistrate that Lansky sought asylum Indian, BIA Trouble Spreads to Seattle orderly. Controversial Edward Long, 64, Dies zine's statements based (UPI) mer more the bond, required as conditions of Lanskys possible release that he May within Dade and Broward counties, direct his attorney in Israel to surrender his passport to the U S. Embassy and report twice weekly to strike force officials here. Lanskys the airliner by FBI Speeial Agent Kenneth Whittaker and an aide. Wilder was convinced that such brains were not reliable sources of information about human brain development, and he began soliciting brains from the educated and the es Eagleton setting Osman seauhed heie. officials said. Looking haggard and drawn after the long flight, the reputed racketeer was met aboard nos Aires, ArgenUna: AsunBolicion, Paraguay; La Pa. and Peru: Lima, via'. not did He carry the Panama. million when he was Si with no cultural history,1 according to Wilders successor, James W. Papez, vrho carried on the work. now-antiq- term by Sets Conditions In which would grant him asylum. But Tansky was turned away in succession by officials in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Bue ate their interest in the study pers, criminals and the insane By Jane Brody New York Times Writer long-gon- Justice Departments Osman ordered Lansky to post a $200,000 bond on a federal tax evasion charge and $50,000 on a criminal contempt charge, both indictments returned in Miami. ;The 'Best of Cornell Brains fWill Become Display Items , U.S. organized crime stnke force here, told Osman that the circuitous route Lansky took from Israel to Miami indicated he did not return voluntarily and thus warranted a heavy bond. The magistrate then set recognizance bonds of $200,000 each on indictments returned aganst Lansky in Las Vegas and New York imohing charges of interstate transportation in aid of racketeering. A and foresight) Prices start as low as $3.50 single roll. and occipital lobe (the visual area) were typical of the scholarly, including Wilder, but he failed to find a relationship between the parietal region (the sensory' and association area) and intellect. The most infamoss brain in the collection is that of Edward H. Huloff, a com- Prepasted Acrylic Vinyl Coated Strippable 99 colored sidewalls, 24 flocks, and 6 wet looks, all color styled with pulsive criminal of superior intelligence who was hanged for murder in 1871. Although a school dropout whose adult life was marked by a senes of minor and major crimes, he managed to land several good teaching jobs. Huloffs brain weighed 1,770 grams and is believed to be on record. the second-larges- t available paint color and draperies. Many with matching fabrics. Papez noted that sometimes iarge bram size and complex brain patterns were found An very ordinary individuals and he concluded that environment as well 5 physical endowment were 'instrumental in producing men of eminence or renown. Animal Brains Hurry... Sale ends November 18th DO - IT - YOURSELF Just cut, wet, apply. Free instruction booklet! j t rationale Although the approach of' and their Wilder, Papez the cohorts was sound brains of lower primates and other animals are smaller and less convoluted than mans human brains do not vary enough to establish a fnm relationship between structure and intellect, according to Dr. - Gasteiger, the Cornell Edgaprofessor of physical biology who inventoried the collection. the Brnmum-WiLLm- m behind QUALITY PAINTS AT EVERY PRICE LOGAN 147 No. Mam St. Phone R0Y A V 752-249- 8 1953 W. 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