Gluck Named American Ambassador to Ceylon Faces Scrutiny
Max well H. Gluck, a Texas born businessman who built the Darling Stores into a 40 million dollar per year empire, is the newly named U S ambassador to Ceylon. Critics questioned his qualifications as he could not name Sri Lanka's prime minister during a Senate inquiry, though he now says he can.
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Big Three Ministers Meet in London on Nuclear Cuts
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau joined U S Secretary Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd in London for disarmament talks amid split views on halting nuclear testing and cutbacks. Dulles pressed continued UN subcommittee sessions as a path forward with Britain France and the United States.
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Embezzling Charge Stuns Cleveland Law Firm
Cleveland detectives arrest 46 year old Louise Madigan on embezzlement charges after investigators find shortages up to 80000 since January. She allegedly cashed 200 to 350 dollar checks daily at M. B. H. Johnson law firm where she worked ten years.
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Boy Dies Jumping Between Rooftops
James Boone aged 13 died after attempting to leap a five foot gap between the roof of a five story tenement and an adjoining roof. He fell into the courtyard below while showing a friend on Wednesday.
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James Boone
Payrolls In Doubt Amid Possible August Fund Shortfall
The White House warned the armed forces and several agencies may not meet August payrolls without Senate action to provide funds. President Eisenhower urged rapid passage, while Sen Knowland and Democratic Leader Johnson discussed urgent cash measures for Defense and Agriculture.
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Beagle Puppy Sells Fast in New Marshfield Ad
Mrs. Donald H. Young’s classified ad in The Messenger yielded one phone call and a sale of an AKC registered male beagle puppy eight weeks old to the first caller. Call 5% on 18, New Marshfield. Messenger Ads promise quick results.
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Nazi Plot Aimed to Restore Duke to British Throne
Newly released German documents detail a 1940 Nazi scheme to enthrone the Duke of Windsor and Duchess as monarchs of a Britain defeated by Hitler. Ribbentrop is named as mastermind. the plan included pressuring Churchill and King George to surrender and offering the couple a throne or exile with Hitler financing.
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August Weather Outlook Predicts Cooler East and Drought Relief
The Weather Bureau forecasts cooler than usual conditions across the east and northwest next month. Drought relief is expected with near to above normal rainfall east of the Appalachian region and in the southern plateau and Pacific Northwest coastal areas.
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Hundred UD Graduates Buy $300 Insurance Gift
One hundred members of the 1957 University of Dayton graduating class bought $300 life insurance policies payable to the school in twenty years. The policies total $30,000 and may fund a new building faculty raises or a scholarship in 1977 per class president Peter King.
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Churchill Calls Revision Of United Nations Charter
In London Sir Winston Churchill urged revising the UN Charter to curb small nations power while noting the General Assembly has swollen to 81 members and risks from enmity, opportunism, and jealousy. He warned Hungary and stressed the Supreme Court guard of American liberty.
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Boy Falls to Death at Fairborn Grain Elevator
A 10 year old boy died Wednesday after falling 50 feet while playing at a grain elevator in Fairborn. Authorities investigated the tragedy as a fatal accident.
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Guards Begin Two-Week Summer Training At Camp Breckinridge
About 7000 Ohio National Guardsmen of the 37th Infantry Division commenced a two week summer training maneuver at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky. The program includes atomic warfare elements within its schedule.
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Proposal Tightens Jury Trial Fight
Senate debate over a civil rights bill amendment to allow federal jurors of all races prompts mixed reactions. Knowland remains confident the revised provision will be defeated while supporters hope the new section sways wavering senators. Biden Johnson and other leaders signal possible votes later in the week as Southern opponents press resistance.
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Church Funds Under Study In Brooklyn Parish Fight
In Brooklyn the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity faces a judge reserved ruling over who controls about 400000 in cash and securities. Justice M Henry Martuscello set a briefing deadline for next Monday as supporters of Rev William Howard Melish press claims eight months after a court ousted him as acting rector.
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Dio's Henchman Called in Probe
Teddy Rij the 240 pound former bodyguard for racketeer Johnny Dio appears before the Senate Rackets Committee as a key witness The hearing seeks evidence of a corrupt deal linking Dio and James R Hoffa to control the Port of New York and the Eastern Seaboard Hoffa says he is ready to answer questions in San Francisco Rij also known as Ray is charged with conspiracy tied to the Victor Riesel acid blinding and tied to Acme Dress Co New Jersey Kennedy may hear from Lester Washburn former UAW leader about Dio influence in UAW AFL Local 102 in New York Zakman former Local 102 president says Dio funded his rise and ousted him to place Ray in leadership
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Hoffa Confident Claiming Union President Bid
James R. Hoffa, acting to succeed Dave Beck as Teamsters president, says the chief executive should be an administrative officer under the president. He joins a constitution committee reshaping the charter ahead of the Miami convention on Sept 30, insisting the election is nearly secured despite Senate probes linking him to a Port of New York racket. Hoffa defends himself, says inquiries rely on rumor and misunderstanding and offers to testify anytime to clear up the New York matter.
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Air Materiel Officer Receives Air Force Award
Maj. Gen. William F. McKee, vice commander of the Air Materiel Command at Wright Patterson, was presented the Distinguished Management Award by the Air Force Association. He was praised for introducing the professional manager concept linking AMC logistics into an integrated Air Force system.
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British jets damage Fort Backhla in Bahrain raid
Air force reports continued attacks on rebel tribesmen in Bahrain with British jet fighters damaging Fort Backhla during a Wednesday rocket strike on strongpoints held by insurgents.
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Goodyear Tire Prices Boosted Three Percent
Akron firm announces a three per cent rise in tire prices with increases of three to six per cent on other Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. products. U S Rubber Co in New York confirms a price hike but refuses to specify amounts or timing. Firestone and B F Goodrich decline comment.
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Speeding Truck Driver Uses Mountain Run to Survive
A 40,000 pound sugar hauler with failed brakes slid at 85 mph down Summit Mountain Route 401. Trooper Silbaugh rerouted traffic, clearing a path as Switzer steered through curves, slowed by hillside contact, and stopped in Hopwood. Switzer, father of five, survived and plans to drive again.
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