Goldfine Admits 43 Adams Calls In Six Months
Bernard Goldfine testified he telephoned Presidential Aide Sherman Adams 43 times in six months to discuss conditions affecting his textile business. He claimed Adams could be better posted in Washington and noted gifts and a coat material loan linked to influence investigations.
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Adams
Washington
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Boston
House
White House
The
Textile and Real Estate Mag
Inate
New England
Vicuna
Fluence Investigation Group
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Tory
UBL
Mugs
Owe
Carl Vinson
Danney Ga
House Armed Services
Goldiine
Perkins Bass
R-N.h
Harris
Mentween
Six Arrested After Connersville Plant Strike Trouble
Six men were jailed in Wayne County on assault and battery charges tied to a strike at National Metal Products in Connersville Indiana. Police identified the arrestees as James Glen Delmer Roberts Lonnie Issac J T Hayslette Herman Flannery and Robert Laws. Three others Glen Boggs Harold Hodges and Nicholas Hennesey remained in Connersville jail on fighting charges from the picket lines.
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Richmond Ind
UPI
Wayne County
National Metal Products Co
Connersville
James Glen
Laurel
Delmer Roberts
Brookville
Lonnie Issac
J.T. Hayslette
Herman Flannery
Robert Laws
Temperature Figures Given
A brief item reports temperature figures from a TED PRESS summary noting higher readings and lower margins. The exact figures and locations are not specified in the readable text.
FASTEETH Uplifts Comfort for False Teeth
False teeth can slip or wobble causing embarrassment but FASTEETH alkaline powder helps secure plates. Sprinkle on plates to hold them firmly, feel more comfortable, and prevent sour breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Abnormally Warm Weather Expected Across Much of U.S
The Weather Bureau projects a broad stretch of abnormally warm weather across the nation. Forecasters anticipate temperatures above normal levels for much of the United States in the coming period.
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U.S
Washington
Weather Bureau
Appalachians
Gulf and South Atlantic States
Far West
Death Trap Evidence Seen In Kokomo Explosion Aftermath
Police reported possible death trap evidence from a Kokomo gas explosion that injured Charles R. Brownlee, a 41 year old plumber, whose basement fire and uncoupled gas pipes prompted suspicions. Brownlee, who recently returned from Texas, was found in the wreckage and is listed in critical condition.
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Kokomo
Ind
Charles R.brownlee
Brownlee
Ivalov
Jim McLay
Texas
Chesterfield Airport Plans Face Highway and Annexation Talks
Chesterfield residents and Anderson officials discuss airport site plans and the risk of Ind 32 closure. The Chesterfield Town Board approves drafting an agreement to reroute Loth Rd to keep Ind 32 open, with talks on annexation, road realignments, and runway patterns amid CAA rules.
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Weather Bureau
Sfeast
Lree
Atlantic States
CAA
Kansas
Compton
Chesterfield
the Herald
Airport Commission
Anderson
Chesterfield Town Board
Ferguson
Robert Austin
Jack Campbell
Loth ‘St. Rd
Pettigrew
Highway Department
Airport T (Commission
Chesterfield and
Mounds
Brown
Commission
Will Dent
Utilities Valuations in County Drop Shown by State
State Tax Board reports county utility property valued at 15.8 million for 1958, down 454 thousand from 1957. Major railroads lead with 4.95 million, followed by Central Indiana Gas 2.57 million and Indiana Michigan 1.88 million, with Anderson property totaling 4.02 million added to the 1958 tax duplicate for 1959 budgets.
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State Tax Board
Jesse Biddle
Central Indiana Gas Co
Indiana-Michigan Co
Panhandle Eastern
NLRB probes five week strike at Elkhart plant
NLRB field examiner investigates a five week strike at the Robert Gair Division plant of Continental Can Co in Elkhart Indiana after a $450000 damage suit was filed by Continental Can against Local 1049 United Paperworkers and Pulp Makers Union. The company says the union failed to discourage the wildcat walkout while the union claims it stopped the walkout and workers were locked out. The union filed an unfair labor practices complaint with the NLRB.
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Elkhart
Ind
Naional Labor Relations Board
Robert Gair
Continental Can Co
United Paperworkers and Papermakers Union
NLRB
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries for Eva Lena Greenlee 78 Middletown died Tuesday at Scott Nursing Home Pendleton services set 2 30 p m Thursday Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home Middletown burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery and Mary Surber 54 Marion died Tuesday at her Marion home services set 2 p m Friday Shawley Memorial Chapel Marion burial Grant Memorial Park Marion Surber wife of George member of Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood Marion funeral home receiving friends
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Middletown
Eva Lena Greenlee
6Th St
Scott Nursing Home
Pendleton
Elbert .C
Mary Surber
Marion
Anderson
Shawley Memorial Chapel
Milo Bowsman
George Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
Grant Memorial Park
Surber
George Surber
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Charles Harrison
Charles Mahlon Harrison
Ball Memorial
Muncie
Moonville
Mahlon
Adeline Buckingham Harrison
Rt. 2
Harrison
IOQF
Gilman
Madison County Farm Bureau
Leafy Noble
Anderson Herald
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Levi C. Sutton
The
People's Church
Glen Edith Ellingwood
Glen Edith Baker Ellingwood
Rt. 1
Shipley
Rush County
John
Hester Gwinnup
Ellingwood
First Baptist Church
Lola A. Harris
Sarah M. Fatridge
Camden
Wayne B. Baker
Baker Brothers
Melvin Phillips
East Maplewood Cemetery
David Eugene Gilliam
David Eugene
Maurice R. Gilliam
Noblesville
Roberts Settlement
Kokomo
St. John’s Hospital
John Clark
Sherman Street
Church of God
Leonard P. Underwood
Deputy Sheriff Held On Charge Of Arson
Louis Hogue 58, Woodbury County deputy sheriff and night jailer, charged with arson for a farm fire near Salix Iowa on May 10. Accomplice Emery Hogue jailed for three years after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit a felony. Susquehanna Trail reference appears incidental to the report.
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Salix
Iowa
UPI
Louis Hogue
Woodbury County
Emery Hogue
Hogue
Sioux City
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