Unity Display Shows Dems Back Hartke in 1958
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler and Indiana senatorial hopeful R. Vance Hartke presented a unified front at a Washington news conference. Hartke, Evansville mayor, denied factional ties, while Butler credited his success to avoiding intra party disputes. The event featured Indiana’s Reps. Denton and Madden suggesting party cohesion as Hartke aimed to succeed Republican Sen. Jenner.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
R. Vance Hartke
Hartke
Evansville
Butler
Frank McKinney
William E. Jenner
Harold Handley
McKinney
Jenner
Harry Truman
Gen
George Marshall
Wagner
Call Tinker Units Scramble After Bomber Trouble
At Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma a SAC bomber suffers major mechanical trouble and cannot reach the air. An order to call Tinker triggers rapid alert of specialized crews who will head to a Todd base. OCAMA Oklahoma City handles aircraft parts and overhaul for B52 B47 KC97 KC135, employing about 20 000 people including civilians.
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Bill Lansing
Tinker Air Force Base
Okla
Strategic Air Command
Tinker
SAC
Todd
Plains
Oklahoma City
Air Force
Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area
OCAMA
Air Materiel Command
Adminsters
Charles E. Jung
Jung
Thomas P. Gerrity
Gerrity
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Bear River, Longest Western River, Ends in Salt Lake
The Bear River, spanning 580 miles through Utah Wyoming and Idaho, is the longest river not reaching an ocean. It winds to the Great Salt Lake about 150 miles from its headwaters, ending inland rather than into an ocean.
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Bear River
United States
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Great Salt Lake
Man Charged With Wounding Ex-Grid Star To Get Hearing
Charleston, S C UPI Attorneys for James W Parrott charged with shooting former New York Giants star John Cannady in the neck waived preliminary hearings. The case moves to General Sessions after Cannady was treated and released from hospital. Cannady, long time Giants center, allegedly ejected Parrott from Big John’s nightclub earlier in the evening before the shooting. The hearing was deferred pending Cannady s wound outcome.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
John Cannady
James W. Parrott
Nes B. Harvey
Can'None
Hady
Big John
Cannady
New York Giants
Parott
Parrot
Company With Money To Spend Cannot Find Goods
CHICAGO AP A firm with money to spend but no place to buy inventories for resale, Lord and Bond Corp reports having 2.9 million dollars tied up in overproduced items. President A. O. Brooks says for a year they’ve faced difficulty finding places to spend their money as manufacturers cut back and stockpiles rise. Most purchases go for premium and export purposes as the firm awaits buyers.
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Chicago
Lord and Bond Corp
Nee
Baderer Gtr
A. O. Brooks
Lard
Bond
Lord and Bond
Ike Leaves Adams Behind During Canadian Trip
Ottawa report says President Eisenhower went to Canada without Adams, as Hagerty explains the plan was for Adams to accompany the President for fishing in New Brunswick. The fishing trip was canceled to avoid a three or four day excursion. It notes Adams accepted gifts from Bernard Goldfine.
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James Hagerty
Wilbur S. Roby
dolS2v
Pashmnetan
Adda
Halle
Ottawa
API
Shermani Adams
Eisenhower
Canada
Hagerty
Adantis
Adams
New Brunswick
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine Retinue Solves Microphone Bugging Case
In Washington the Goldfine entourage uncover a hidden microphone in Suite 606 at the Sheraton Carlton. Investigators trace the device to Barin Shacklette and Jack Anderson's associate, with Ben Duprey and others present as newsmen witness the discovery.
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Washington
UPS
Bernard Goldfine
Sheraton - Carlton
Roger Robb
Goldfine
Jack Lotte
International News Service
Lotte
Robb
Lloyd B. Furr
Furr
District of Columbia Police
Lotto
Ben Duprey
Goldsfine
Farr
Philip Brennan
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Drew Pearson
Suite 806
Pearson
Barin J. Shacklette
House
Navy reveals plan for thinking robot Perceptron
The Office of Naval Research outlines a future electronic robot that could think and learn. Developed from Frank Rosenblatt’s Perceptron concept at Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, the device would gather data, distinguish targets, translate language, read print, and even separate music by composer.
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Washington
Navy
Office of Naval Research
Outer Space
Ona
Frank Rosenblatt
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc
Buffalo
N.S
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Burney
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Lebanon
Middle East
Anderson Banking Company
Federal Reserve Bank
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Wilbur J. Hulse
Linfield Myers
Madison
Anna Mae Collett
Russia
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Ed Wellington
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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Pennsylvania Railroads
David Condon
Sherman Vinson
Planning Commission
Wellington
Herald
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Jackson Ph
America
Munson Sales, Inc
Jackson St
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Sia Rae Ah Or
Emge Packing Company
Fort Branch
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