Wesley Names Beesley DePauw Trustee From Alumni
Wesley reports Joseph L. Beesley of New York senior vice president of Equitable Use Assurance Society was named alumni elected trustee of DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. He succeeds John R. Emison of Indianapolis and will serve four years.
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Greencastle
Ind
Joseph L. Beesley
New York
Equitable Use Assurance Society
DePauw University
John R. Emison
Indianapolis
Master Plan To End Army Air Force Bickering Revealed
President Eisenhower conferred with top aides on a master plan to end Army Air Force bickering over anti aircraft missiles and air defense. The plan, drawn by McElroy and the Chiefs, may propose spending cuts for both services while keeping both weapons in use.
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Advisor Urges End to Haggling for Steel Union Pact
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower's labor adviser urged steel negotiators to drop public sparring and focus on reaching a strike-free contract before the July 1 deadline. Labor Secretary Mitchell lamented the public exchanges and urged intensive bargaining to secure a noninflationary settlement.
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David J. McDonald
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Labor Organization
Hoodlum Giancana Linked to 3-P Ring by Senate Panel
Chicago mob chief Sam Giancana laughed as the Senate Rackets Committee tied him to a Lake County pinball, pizza, and prostitution network. Officials faced questions over illicit payments, with Deputy Prosecutor Holovachka and others denying full accounting while gifts to city leaders surfaced from Lakeside Specialty Co. in East Chicago.
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Las Vegas
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Starkweather Asks For Stay In Execution
Washington reports that Charles Starkweather's attorneys asked the Supreme Court for a stay of his Friday execution. They argued publicity and possible trial unfairness warrant review, noting prior appeals and questioning defense adequacy while asserting relief from the high court is needed.
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UPLC
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Tesday
Charles Starkweather
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Janes Laughlin
Albert J. Abeart, Jr
Ie Folerk
Lincoln, Neb
Two Indicted For First Degree Murder
Marion County Grand Jury returned two indictments Tuesday charging a man and a woman with first degree murder in separate fatal shootings. William Carter, associate judge, and Elizabeth Hott are named in the cases filed in the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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Expense Bill Delay Denied by House Subcommittee
Washington reports that Rep. Samuel N. Friedel denied that a bill to strip secrecy from overseas congressional expense records had been secretly pigeonholed. Friedel said the measure would be studied and its actions disclosed. The Florida editor accused the group of secret actions amid calls for open hearings.
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Florida
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Explosion injures 113 at Mt Surayama power magazine
In Hiroshima Japan authorities said 113 people were injured when a former Japanese imperial army powder magazine exploded Monday night tearing a hole in the side of Mt Surayama. Three were in serious condition with no deaths reported.
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Japan
UPI
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Mt. Surayama
Bartender Fatally Stabbed In Chicago
Chicago police report a bartender named Ben nez, 28, fatally stabbed on a North Avenue beach park bench early Tuesday. He told officers three men accosted him for a match, stabbed him in the back, and robbed his wallet. a blood-stained bread knife was found nearby. He died at Menrot Hospital from three knife wounds.
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Allerton Hotel
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Menrot Hospital
Two Women In Men’s Clothes Plead Guilty In Hitchhiking Case
Two women dressed as men to hitchhike west to seek employment pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Columbus to improper dress. Mamie Coble alias Shapp, 23, of Atlanta and Frances Pugh alias Maddox, 20, of Melbourne were fined $10 each after police found them hitchhiking Sunday and booking them on vagrancy charges. They claimed dressing as men made it easier to obtain titles and safer.
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Atlanta
Frances Pugh
Maddox
Melbourne
Fla
Zanesville
Springfield
Record Year for Lake Central Airline in 1953
Lake Central Airline announced a record year in 1953 with the firm carrying more passengers and miles than ever. Executive VP Lloyd W. Hartman said May passenger boardings rose 2.7 percent over April, the previous peak, and the company posted net profit of 127,068 dollars versus a 116,003 dollar loss in 1957, with gains in revenue passenger miles and freight and land mileage operated.
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