Air Force head probe still open on Mulligan ties
Arkansas senator McClellan says the Air Force head inquiry remains open over business links to Mulligan & Co. Talbott testified he tried to help Mulligan clients but denies improper influence. Senators urged relinquishment of Mulligan stake. Talbott says he will if required.
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No Reserve Training Set For Vets
A Senate House conference agreed to exempt present and former servicemen from compulsory reserve training while requiring it of future draftees and enlisted men. The compromise moves to the House Monday and could reach the Senate for final approval soon after. The plan falls short of President Eisenhower’s goal to boost reserve strength to 2,900,000 by 1960 and keeps volunteer active duty options while delaying the active duty period until high school completion if satisfied with work. It ignores Pentagon requests to permit drafting for the program if volunteers fall short.
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Killing Lass Is Denied By Student
REDDING Calif sickly tubercular Burton W Abbott a UC Berkeley accounting student faced a murder charge over the death of 4 year old Stephanie Bryan whose decomposed body was found near his family cabin in Trinity County Police say they cracked his alibi and will file murder charges. Abbott discussed his case for hours with Berkeley police who located the den and grave as part of the investigation.
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Farmer shot by irate wife dies in county jail
Sheriff DeWolf report states Helen DeWolf, 47, admitted shooting during an argument after he threatened to fix her. No charges filed as the wife remains in county jail while authorities review the case.
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Convicted Man Faces Court Sentence After Military Evading Case
In a Vermont case the defendant miler faced two counts with a deferred sentence after a judge ordered counseling. A separate incident involved a man who held marshals at bay with a loaded rifle during a stand at a sheriff's armory. He was later taken to Elisabeth's Hospital in Washington for examination, then returned home after about a month.
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Actress Stabs Self Over Rift With Beau
Eve Miller a 31 year old actress in Los Angeles stabbed herself after her fiancé refused to set a wedding date. Giase Lohman told officers he could not marry until financially able. Miller reportedly warned he would regret it and was found dead in the morning with a knife wound in the abdomen.
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World Beauties Favor Miss Sweden for Title
A panel tonight will choose the Miss Universe winner from fifteen contestants including Miss Sweden Levi Rombin and Miss Geylon Maureen Hingert. The crowd favors Miss Sweden, echoing a milkmaid beauty ideal, with other strong contenders from El Salvador, Japan, Honduras, Guatemala, Belgium, Brazil, and Canada.
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Miss Geylon
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Maribel Arrieta
Carlene King Johnson
Vermont
Keiko Takahashi
Pastora Pagan Valenzuela
Five Florida youths refuse to testify on frat membership
Blando Florida five Orlando high school students invoked the Fifth Amendment when subpoenaed to testify about membership in high school fraternities. County Solicitor Richard H. Cooper said the youths refused, stating it may tend to terminate them.
State Park Liquor Ban Is Planned
A proposed regulation by the division of parks seeks a liquor ban at state parks. Attorney Isadore Topper, for liquor interests, argued the department lacks authority to prohibit alcoholic beverages in parks. He represents several Ohio liquor and beverage trade associations as the hearing continues with no date set for action.
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Ohio Brewers Association
State Hospital Guard Strangled in Lockup Incident
A state hospital guard died after being attacked while supervising inmates. The assailant, Anthony Bowers, allegedly struck the guard to the floor and twisted a cloth around the neck, using toweling material as the improvised ligature. Names and exact dates are incomplete from the readable text.
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Athenian in Switzerland: Swiss Guarded Geneva Scene
An interpretive correspondent describes Swiss welcome at Geneva July 18 as a press facility buzz with international reporters and agents from AP INS and Reuters. Observers note a multinational crowd around the Palais des Nations, with a yacht visible offshore and American flag displayed on the beach while Swiss guards maintain order.
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Briefs on Briefing Mays No News T ry
A fragmented briefing notes lack of news as May figures signal silence. A whimsical line attributes the thermometer deciding to save a summit of its own while noting uncertainty about air conditioning in Switzerland. No concrete events or named entities are provided.
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Switzerland
Ike’s Aid Is Questioned in Dixon Yates Power Contract
The Dixon Yates contract, ordered by Eisenhower and canceled after Memphis chose its own supply, is under scrutiny as Sen Kefauver questions executive privilege and subpoenas. The three member antimoney committee rushed a strong letter to Adams seeking his reply and warning that privilege blocks may obstruct potential corruption evidence.
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Group OKs School Aid Amid Turbulent Hearings
A federal school aid measure advances after lengthy committee hearings as Congress opens its session. The bill includes billions for states and localities for construction while a contentious provision to withhold funds from certain states faced Republican and Democratic opposition.
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Niles Denney Dies Thursday
Niles Lewis Denny, 61, longtime rural mail carrier from Bidwell, died about 6:30 p.m. Thursday after years with heart trouble. A veteran of World War I, he was active in racing across Ohio and elsewhere. He belonged to Gallipolis Elks, Vinton Chapter FAM, and Bidwell Methodist Church, with funeral 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Vinton Baptist Church.
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Gallipolia
Princess Asks Divorce From Commoner Mate
Princess Mu Pahlavi asks divorce from ex postmaster General, alleging cruelty and seeking custody of their child. Ex postmaster Harry R. Johnson sued for proportional salary, claiming political meddling and mismanagement. Court action follows allegations linked to GOP county politics and post office duties.
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William Dagger
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Eisenhower Talks On German Unity And European Security
In Geneva July 21 a report from Gordon Bush discusses U S President Eisenhower’s remarks linking German unity to European security. The piece notes Soviet expectations to raise the eastern question and urges direct talks with Red China. It describes the conference atmosphere, NATO tensions, and observer reactions amid a decade without such meetings.
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Germans Set For Rearming West Germany in 560,008-Strong Force
The Bundesrat approved Adenauer’s rearmament bills enabling West Germany to build a 12-division army and 1300 strong defense force within the year. Bills await presidential signature as the government plans a 560,008-strong overall military buildup and alignment with the Atlantic alliance.
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Forces Rally To Prevent Budget Slash
Administration allies in both parties push to block a cut in President Eisenhower's foreign aid budget as the Senate weighs the latest figures. Senator Clements and House leaders discuss calendar clearing and urgency while debate over restoring funds continues. The proposed total remains around 3.2 billion to support military and economic aid to allies.
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Vinton Man Electrocuted in Portamont Area
Slaskey, 28, of Vinton, was electrocuted about 2 p.m. Thursday while working with a crew of the Gerbles and McDermott about 2 miles northwest of Portamont. He was pronounced dead at Portsmouth General. Continued on Page 13.
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Key Issues Keep Chiefs All Hustling
Geneva reports say the Big Four consider a summit tonight to extend talks on Eisenhower’s proposal to swap military points with Russia. Foreign ministers concentrated on disarmament plans while questions linger over Russia’s response and further halts on worry of security in Europe. A separate river tragedy described a man and a child drowning, heard crying from the bank.
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Twins Separated After Haitian Births in Lafayette News
Two young Siamese twins, Anne and Catherine Morton, daughters of Mayor Moulton and Mrs Ashton of Lafayette, were born joined at the hip and separated on September 7, 1963. The news notes the event in Lafayette, Louisiana, with details on the surgical separation and the families involved.
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Chuckle Teaser Promises Short Jail Sentence
A joked line in a humor brief claims someone will be sent to jail for a month but specifies the period as 30 days. The gag mirrors light newspaper entertainment snippets and playful wordplay typical of a daily humor column.
Icicles on His Chin As Mercury Hits 100
Icicle cold remarks and a heat wave fill a Detroit tank arena scene where Eddie, an Army technician, explains his chilly job cooling tanks and beverages. Workers at the facility endure frigid air as July-like heat shifts to colder climes, keeping ice and beer on tap while discussing daily routines.
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