Bulgaria Says Airliner Shot Down Near Greek Border
Bulgaria claims an Israeli airliner was off course by 100 miles over Communist territory and shot down after warnings. All 58 aboard were killed including 12 Americans. The London Vienna Tel Aviv flight reportedly entered Greek airspace before crashing near Pettich. Bulgarian officials apologized and formed a cabinet inquiry.
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Bulgaria
Anly
Sofia
Vienna
Tetanbul
Israel
Sofa
Pettich
Fred
House’ of Commons
RH. Turton
Bil- Kavin
Herbert Morrison
Lahorite
Sun Terris
Turton
Morrison
Orvilo
Ethan
Ygoslav
Salonika
Struma Valley
Igeslavi
Athens
Youth Admits Murder in 8 Year Old Case
Chicago police report 17 year old Clarence Baugh confessed to kidnapping and murdering 8 year old Mary. He allegedly lured the girl near her south side home with candy, struck her with a pipe when she screamed, then assaulted her before she disappeared July 4 and was found three days later in a railroad underpass.
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Mary
Clarence Baugh
Baugh
Frank
South Side
Reynolds
Federal Court Sets Aside Contempt Rule
The Court of Appeals overturned Clyde L. Powell Contempt conviction. Powell, former assistant commissioner for rental housing in the Federal Housing Administration, faced a year for contempt related to congressional and grand jury housing investigation questions.
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Jourt
Clyde L. Powell
Powell
Federal House Administration
Seki Prand Fry
Wanted at least three upright pianos
Mrs. Robert Jones of 103 W State Street placed four calls to the number below seeking upright pianos. The terse help wanted note seeks sturdy used instruments for immediate pick up and payment terms available. Domestic home setting, no collectors or delicate models specified.
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Robert Jones
W. State Street
Ohio Told To Refund Truck Tax
State Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers seeks a rehearing after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the 1937 reciprocity agreement with Michigan covered Ohio highway-use taxes. The decision requires Ohio to refund $1,019,256 to Michigan truckers and cancel $2,081,503 in assessments. The axle tax, in effect since Oct 1963, faced challenges from Michigan firms and others claiming reciprocity protections.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Michigan
High Court
Ohio
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Dowers
Interstate Motor Freight System of
Grand Rapids
George ‘Alger Co
Detroit
Alger
State Tax Appeals Board
36 Jap Girls Drowned By Waves At Japanese Beach Tragedy
In Nagoya area a giant wave swept a junior school group at a beach, drowning 36 girls and delaying rescue as 45 others were swept away. Police reported nine revived. medics blamed late artificial respiration. Officials called it Japan’s worst swimming beach disaster.
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Japan
Remington
Con Fusion
Sea of Jam
Nagoya
Honab
Saia
Taro Takino
Twu
fWe
Hoapital
Susumu Nagal
Ohio Legislature Votes on Monetary Program Reforms
A fragmentary report outlines how Ohio lawmakers divided along party lines on a sliding program reform. It notes Republicans supporting measures, with names such as Ashi, Hays, Vente, and Miami Republicans like Ayres and Deteger among opposing Democrats including Brmsdas and Mauer, Hess, Jenkins, Shaagnina, and Feignan.
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Neres
Wwe
Ohio
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Ateey
Brmsdas Apna
Ashi “Hays
Miami
Ayres
Bony Deteger Mauerson
Hess, Jenkins
Sha'agnina
Feignan
Rian
Feds Mediate Renewed Talks At Kohler Strike
Federal mediators presided over renewed negotiations between CIO United Auto Workers representatives and Kohler Co in Chicago aiming to end a 15 month stalemate. No bargaining offers were revealed. The dispute centers on seniority, re employment of about 200 strikers, pensions, wages and fringe benefits. Production at the Kohler plant had halted for eight weeks after the strike began and violence has marked the dispute at Sheboygan and Milwaukee locations.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Kohler Co
Eison- Bowers
Regent On
Service
Kohler Wie Plumbing Ware
Maelst Jed
Rme
Lyman Conger
Kohler
Cromands
Comepany
Sion
Max ‘Raskin
Prgat
Oni
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Bargegen Sui Caring Cay
Exchange Visit Plans Favored by Senate Foreign Relations
Washington senators urged inviting top Soviet leaders to the United States and sending Vice President Nixon on a reciprocal trip to Russia after President Eisenhower said exchanges were discussed informally at Geneva. Senator Aiken suggested high American officials could visit Moscow, with Sparkman endorsing any decision to send Nixon or Dulles, noting it was a mistake Truman did not send Chief Justice Vinson in 1948.
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Russia
Nixon
Sparkman
Dulles
Truman
Justice Vinson
Moscow
Republic
Tells Youths Of Success Chance Guilty In Fund Theft
Texan Giles found guilty as an accomplice in theft of veterans land program funds. Sentenced to three years in state prison after a motion for a new trial was denied. The trial followed long state land program scandals linked to the era.
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Tex
Texas
Bascom Giles
Vosen
9Th
Gites
Bynsorahie
Veterans Land Program
Eisenhower
Giles
Wheellasceeed Sodayeea
Ie Sil Eicnaly
Mon-Lise Ronmone
Wet Bert
Nattma'a Sreup Nempeper Etler
Kenneth Tow Smad
Eee
Youngse Ene
Ann Hygh Aierican Legion National Assert
Eae 2
Eens
Young Pastor on Trial for Heresy Says My Ministry Will Continue
Rev George P. Crist Jr, pastor of Bethlehem Church in Durham Wisconsin, faces 14 counts of deviation from Lutheran doctrine during a closed session of the Northwest Synod. He asserts his beliefs are permissible and will not recant, though he may be defrocked after the trial's second day.
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Miuw Aukee
George P. Crist, Jr
Northwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church
Everenton
Svea
Crist
Bethlehem
Durham
Reel Jaukesha
Ike Will Get No Advice From Solons on Talbott
Washington House kills road program and debt-boosting taxes by wide margins amid partisan divide. MeCormick says no one wants to pay. opposition from truck owners cited. Talbott probes end without Senate advice as president weighs his future. President notes possible fraud questions but expects record review before decision.
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Solons
Talbott
House
MeCormick
Massachuetts
Eisenhower
Joe Senate
Carter
Liuenhower
Dondero
Washington
New York
Paul B. Mulligan
Coble
Fim
Immane
White House
Ladie
Ee 9
Talbot
Talbott Guily
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Nick
Ainda Witnem
Peeaare & Mg
Mulligan Company
Senate
Mechellan
Douglas Prp
Pube & Mead
Donald W. Douglas
Donald
Nthe Suligan
Wes Mirprsing
Palcott
the Sun
Douglas
McClellan
Solons Argue Natural Gas Exempt Bill
Washington lawmakers clash over a bill to exempt natural gas producers from federal price controls. Senate leaders seek early adjournment but anticipate lengthy debate before possible action next year. The measure would strip the Federal Power Commission of power to fix prices for gas sold to distributors across state lines. The contentious proposal draws support mainly from Southwest producers.
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Senate
Federal Power Commission
Court Frees Youth In Dad's Shooting
Juvenile court released 5 year old sRonevON-Van- Newton Hall in the fatal shotgun shooting of his father Joe 37 at the family home Blacktork last Frey. Judge Clark ruled the case justified as manslaughter in adult terms, investigators report.
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van— Newton Hall
Joe
Indian maiden bones unearthed by Dayton police officer
An off duty Dayton police officer digging for fishing worms uncovered bones he identified as those of an eight year old Indian maiden buried in a cave near the Milani River. Coroner Cowden reported the finding after the discovery by the officer near Dayton.
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Dayton
Zoare
Cowden
Hal ‘Kearney
Milani
Charges Dropped Against Corliss Lamont in 1968 Inquiry
Corliss Lamont, son of W. Lamont and a J. P. Morgan & Co. partner, saw charges dropped amid an investigation led by the McCarthy committee. A grand jury had indicted Lamont, Adran Unger, and Albert Shadow on 23 questions, with Lamont and others refusing to answer.
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Lamont
W. Lamont
J.P. Morgan & Co
McCarthy
Senate
Adraan Unger
Albert Shadow
Axe Slayer Still Sought
New York mystery report states an American Army officer in Germany faces charges linked to murders in a Passau luxury villa. The case, described as a “cloned” crime, prompted a Bavarian investigation eight weeks after West Germany’s sovereignty was restored.
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Germany
New York Aly News
James Macon
Mas Chio Ae
United States
Han
Passau
U. S
West Germany
Japan's Reds Ordered Out In the Open
Tokyo reports Japan's Communist Party was ordered to end underground activity and operate legally. Kyodo News says the instruction came from the party National Council at a convention led by Shoichi Kasuga. The party has long campaigned both openly and secretly and barred foreign press from the meeting.
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Japan
Communist Party
Kyodo
Party
Shoichi Kasuga
Canariew
Kasuga
Ie ‘Tun
Atomic Cannons Boost U S Okinawa Forces
Reported deployment of 280 mm atomic capable guns to Okinawa with ranges up to two miles for full size shells and about 30 miles using smaller shells. Concurrently Fort Jackson probes WAC moral conduct amid post public information office statement following reports from detachment members.
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Ameter
Fort Jackson
Lea
WAC
Isoet
Ily
Americans in Russia Loading Up on Chow
A touring American farm delegation faces a Soviet hospitality test as their wives sample meals. The 12 Americans have been subjected to intense food and drink efforts during their visit in Odessa and other Soviet towns, with meals piling up during sessions.
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Udessa
Ukrainian Sever Republic
Soviet Union
Two Held Questioned In Murder Of Girl 15
WAIN One and Foner held for questioning in the slaying of a 15 year old girl whose body was found on a dirt road. The victim Syke via Tanner was stabbed multiple times in the neck and chest with an icepick and a gash on the head. Charges have been filed against the pair.
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Wain
Foner
Syke
Legislative Grants To Vet Groups OK
Cincinnati lawyers in a third unsuccessful court appeal argued an appropriation to veteran groups amounted to public funds used for private purposes. Brunner Dickman and Golden conduct the habilitation near promotion of patriotic activities.
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Brunner Dickman
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