Lies Cloud Solon Hunt For Graft Says Mundt
Senator Mundt accuses a “mystifying fabric of falsehoods” clouding the Senate probe into graft in military uniforms buying. Army contract analyst David Pollack was fired after admitting his testimony differed from earlier sworn statements. Witness Jane Porreca also admitted gifts related to the same firm, as subcommittee investigations widen into payoffs linked to 1953 contracts and Rubin associations.
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Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
Benate
Army
David Pollack
Quartermaster ‘Corps
Philadelphia
E Joo
Pollack
Ting
Jane G. Porreca
Clifton
Tully
Brooklyn
Leon M. Levy
Lebanon
Bonita Originals, Inc
New York
Rubin
Inn Partner Says House Seldom Loses in Court
Court hearing on income tax assessments against four former Jungle Inn partners heard that the gambling venue rarely loses. Edward F. Tobin testified slot machines could yield high profits and that the house could not lose on slots or poker, while dice posed some risk, with potential losses if a hot player develops.
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Cunymaand
U. S
Trum‘bull’ County
Edward F. Tobin
Warren
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tobin
Landlocked Skipper Deserted by Crew in Divorce Suit
Loretta Day, wife of former lieutenant commander Charles B. Day, won a superior court divorce Tuesday claiming Day ran their home like a ship. She testified the couple’s den was “officers' quarters” and she could not enter while flags flew, detailing a mutinous home life after 27 years of marriage.
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Navy
Charles B. Day
Day
Loretta
Seven More Jurors Sought In Sloan Murder Trial
In McConnville Ohio Frances Sloan, 28, faces an first degree murder trial for the shooting death of her 16 year old nephew Kenneth Strohl found outside the Sloan home on January fifth. Six men and five women were seated as jurors on day two. two more are needed before testimony begins. In Charleston, SC a thief pried open a tummy and stole 150 dollars in dimes from a local store and ride hobby shop.
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Sloan
Mcconnellville
Ohio
Frances Sloan
New Lexington House
Kenneth Strohl
Gust
Charleston
S.C
Georgia Dam Breaks In Valley Flood
Officials planned to resume their investigation today into the dam break that unleashed a 25 foot wall of water along U S Highway 19 in a mountain valley. No casualties were reported though two houses and two autos were demolished and eight buildings damaged. At a farm 4900 baby chicks drowned and several residents escaped by reaching a hilltop as the torrent passed. Sheriff J R Gibson said the earthen dam simply broke, possibly from water pressure, and the dam owned by J J Ravan, who runs a store and tourist court, suffered four damaged units. Ravan warned his family and helped them flee as the flood surged.
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On Farm
J. R. Gibson
Lumpkin County
J. J. Ravan
Big Four Date Said Accepted
Paris by Antoine Pinay said President Eisenhower accepted July 18 to 21 for the Big Four chiefs meeting. The White House noted July 21 as a possible date but no final decision, with James Hagerty denying any firm time and place. The summit location will be decided by the four powers when they meet in San Francisco for United Nations celebrations.
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Er — Rrenen
Antoine Pinay
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
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United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Britan
San Francisco
United Nations
Pinay
Outdoor Life Demand Spurs Messenger Want Ad
The Outdoor Life grows each summer fueling demand for picnic gear sporting goods outdoor furniture boats motors auto trailers and many other items. Cash sales now possible through low cost Messenger Want Ads.
Alabama Bills Propose ad Tax and Segregated Schools
Alabama House members introduced bills to tax advertising at three percent with proceeds for elementary schools and to amend the state constitution to permit separate White and Negro schools. The plan includes penalties for delinquent taxpayers and forbids forcing children to attend racially mixed schools.
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Alabama
James Dement
Gregory Oakley
Oakley
Polk Seeks U S Aid for World Plowing Exposition
Representative Polk of Ohio asked the government to fund the World Conservation Exposition and Plowing Contest near Peebles in September 1997, noting it would be the event's first U.S. hosting. Steering committee officials of the World Plowing Organization met at the Agriculture Department to discuss the U S involvement and Sweden contact.
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Polk
Ohio
Peebles
United States
Sweden
Commte
The
World Plowing Organization
Agriculture Department
U. S
Soviet Progress Seen U S Air Power Tops Russia Says Pentagon
The Pentagon cites U S air power ahead of the Soviet Union amid debate over lead in air strength. Secretary of Defense Wilson and Air Force officials say U S programs are flexible and can be stepped up if needed to meet threats. Senator Jackson warns of underestimation of Soviet production and urges crash jet programs and all out production to avert peril.
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Pentagon
Washington
United States
Jackson
D-W
Russ
Defense
Wilson
Fim
Air Force
Roger Lewis
Lewis
Senate
House “Atomic Energy
Harold Talbott
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Hot highway bill battle marks Senate voting start
The Senate opened voting on a heated highway bill as Democrats push to defeat GOP efforts to substitute Eisenhower’s plan. Byrd blasts financing schemes and criticizes a dummy corporation to issue 30 year bonds while Gore backs the administration’s approach and changes to federal highway grants. The dispute centers on tax revenues, bond schemes, and the scope of federal control over 40 000 miles of interstates.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Gore D-Tenn
Public Works Committee
House
Byrd
D-Va
Iark
United States
Bandit Killed In Holdup In Cleveland
Cleveland police Lt Norman Bayless exchanged shots with one bandit during a holdup. Bayless was wounded but alive after the confrontation. The other suspect fled to a tobacco warehouse basement and was captured hiding in a box. The slain bandit was Albert Lowell Bowser, a 37 year old from Massillon with prior robbery terms. Police also identified Michael Jacko, 47, an ex convict and former cellmate of notable Canton killer Pat McDermott.
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Leutenant
Norman Bay- Jess
Bayless
Albert
Lowell
Dutch) Bowser
Massillon
Akron
Michael Jacko
Ohio
Pat McDermott
Canton
Don Mellett
Logan Man Plea for Clemency in Ohio Death Penalty
Two Ohio men Garner of Cincinnati and Meyers of Logan face executions by electric chair on June 3 unless Gov. Lausche grants clemency. Garner, 36, shot Mrs. Laura Walker in Cincinnati in 1954 amid a separated marriage. Meyers, 25, shot his wife Ver a 24 in a February 1954 domestic quarrel. State Supreme Court and the pardon commission considered appeals. commission will forward recommendation. Police indicate possible abduction link in a related case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Clemen
State Pardon and Parole Commission
William Garner
Cincinnati
Benjamin E.meyers
Logan
Garners
Bernard J. Gilday
Kalamazoo, Mich
Proton
Meyers
Ohio Supreme Court
Jeannle
Soren
Riley Stewart Sai
Appeals Court Shuts Down Sheppard Relic Panty Raid
Denver appellate panel halted Sam Sheppard's appeal proceedings as Betty Sheppard, his sister-in-law, sought a say in court. Judges left the room amid shouted interruptions from students and a campus disturbance described as a panty raid reversed at Regis College.
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Samuel HE Sheppard
Denver
Regis
Sam Sheppard
Francis Maiecek
Allemale Denverder
Julius M. Ko
Gues
Solons Eye Delay Of Salk Shot Plan
Canada and Denmark report success with Salk type polio vaccination. About 1.15 million children inoculated with no vaccine-attributable polio cases in Canada, one preexisting infection post inoculation. Denmark reports 400000 inoculated, no polio cases in five weeks. Shortages delay programs in several countries. Germany reports vaccine sales since May 14 with a few thousand inoculated.
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Canada
Denmark
Nyne
Irte
Federal Health Department
Ottawa
Copenhagen
United States
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Pasteur Institute
Norway
Switzerland
U.S
Britain
Medical Research Council
Frankfurt
Hesse
Officials Tell Why For Stall Welfare Department Hearing On Polio Vaccine
Officials testified today before the House Commerce Committee to explain the halted polio vaccination program. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele vouched for vaccine safety except for two Cutter Laboratories lots, while safety reviews delay full rollout. The committee plans to consider broader drug safety powers and Eisenhower’s request for a 1 billion dollar vaccine fund. Cutter Laboratories defended the interim nature of their statement as tests continue.
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Welfare Department
Congress
House Commerce Committee
U.S
Leonard A Scheele
Cutwater Laboratories
Scheele
Priest
D-Tenn
Nhe Commerce Committee
State Department
Eisenhower
Manus
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
U. S
Senate Sustains Veto Of Postal Hike
Washington report notes the Senate voted 54 to 39 to sustain President Eisenhower's veto of a postal pay raise bill that would have boosted wages for 500,000 workers by about 8 percent. Seal of party lines shown, with 46 Democrats and 8 Republicans for override, 37 Republicans and 2 Democrats opposed. Identical measures later filed in House and Senate proposing roughly 7.9 percent average increases with a 6 percent floor.
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Eisenhower
Neely
D-Wva
Senate
Demos
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Eisen G Rower
House
Carlson
Stevenson Seeks Crash Effort to Control H Bomb
Stevenson urged a crashing effort to control the hydrogen bomb to secure permanent peace. He praised the General Federation of Women's Clubs for backing a proposed cabinet dept of consumer interest and called for bold action on arms control during a convention speech. He also voiced support for the upcoming Big Four talks.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
U. S. Department of Consumer Interest
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Theeneral Federation
British Election Nearing End In Calm Campaign
The subdued battle between Prime Minister Eden's Conservatives and former PM Attlee's Laborites moved toward the polls on Thursday. Conservatives appeared favorite in polls and handbooks as the campaign wound down.
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London
Eden
Attlee
Ohio Senate to Pass Huge School Aid Measure
The Ohio Senate is poised to approve a large school subsidy program totaling about 279 million dollars in state funds over the next two years, breaking a monthlong logjam. Republicans show 16 votes in caucus. Democrats expect some crossovers, likely yielding a narrow victory margin as the House tackles a 34 million dollar budget measure and a bond proposal for mental hospitals and state buildings.
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House
Senatec
Ohio House
John J. Chester, Jr
Branklin
Columbus
Seni
Ohio
Ohio Power plants approve two year wage deal
About 700 workers at Philo Brilliant and Beachbottom plants in Ohio vote to approve a two year contract. The agreement adds a 5.7 cent hourly raise after seven weeks of negotiations between Ohio Power and the Electrical Utilities Workers of America CIO.
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Ohio Power Co
Ohio Power
Philo, Brilliant
Beachbottom
Sin
Irm
Electrical Utilities Workers of America, Cio
Ford Begins UAW Offer In Timed Negotiations
Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers paused today as Ford prepared a comprehensive package for the union. Ford is expected to counter the union demand for a guaranteed annual wage for about 140,000 production workers. UAW negotiators and Walter Reuther agreed to a one day recess to allow time to write the new offer, with the contract’s expiration only a week away.
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Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Neageacy
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Presbyterians Vote on Desegregation at GA Closing
The 167th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America closes with a push for racial desegregation. A committee plea urges dismantling segregation in church practices across churches and communities.
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Seer
167Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
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