Ex-Executive Fails In Death Escape At OLD FORT
Ex executive Dan Wexler aged 46 linked to the slaying of Gene Kaufman in New York. His car plunged from a 500 foot cliff near Old Fort North Carolina after threatening calls. Police say the death appears self-inflicted following a dispute over a $15 000 annual salary.
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Leading Cleric Urges Churches to Consider Donations
The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, head of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., warned on WCBS TV that churches may own much of America’s real estate in the future due to inheritance and tax laws. He urged voluntary donations to support public services and police and fire protection, while noting tax exempt groups already burden non exempt properties.
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Peggy Cass Struggles For Movie Roles After Oscar Nod
Peggy Cass, Oscar nominee for Auntie Mame, finds few film offers despite strong stage and TV work. She laments not being asked to star in movies while noting a busy period in Jerry Lewis The Ladies Man and other TV gigs.
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Khrushchev, Gromyko Meet British Ambassador in Moscow
Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held talks with British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts in Moscow on Monday. Tass did not disclose the conference topic.
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Pine Ridge stern towed in as probe boards meet
The shattered stern of the tanker Pine Ridge, its flag at half mast for seven lost, was towed into Norfolk. A Coast Guard board will meet to determine why the ship broke up during last week’s storm about 100 miles east of Cape Hatteras. One survivor called the vessel a rusted, unseaworthy bucket.
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Mali Ambassador Presents Credentials to Eisenhower
Abdou laye Maiga became Mali’s first ambassador to the United States and presented his credentials to President Eisenhower in a White House ceremony. Wiley Buchanan and Edmund S. Glenn accompanied him, and Maiga called the occasion a happy milestone for Mali. The envoy noted his Washington residence once served as Franklin D. Roosevelt’s home during World War I era.
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Garrett Corp Lands $1 Million Air Force Order
Garrett Corp announced a new one million dollar Air Force contract for dual cartridge pneumatic engine starters intended for F 105 aircraft. The order strengthens the firm’s defense scope and expands its aerospace component supply.
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Snowman myth debunked by Himalayan biologist
Dr. Lawrence Swan of San Francisco State College, part of Sir Edmund Hillary's Himalayan expedition, declares the abominable snowman or Yeti a myth. He argues two scalps are fakes, tracks are fused fox prints, and native sightings may reflect Tibetan bears or exaggeration.
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Steel output set to drop to 39.4 percent capacity
Americ an Iron & Steel Institute reports steel production this week will fall to 39.4 percent of industry capacity the lowest in over a year and this will be the last capacity figure issued with tonnage only starting this year. TWA trustees named panel to control stock under Howard Hughes refinancing plan. Hull Hughes loan funds jet fleet. Fortune editors forecast broader economic advance within a year predicting 8 percent GDP rise to 545 billion dollars.
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