Adams faces scrutiny over favors from Boston magnate
Senator Potter demands explanation as ties to Bernard Goldfine trigger furor over Adams. White House press secretary Hagerty cites Eisenhower’s confidence while investigations probe possible gifts and hotel bills. Subcommittee hearings to explore influence on regulatory agencies continue.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
House
Goldfine
Boston
Hagerty
Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
Criminal Division
Justice Department
New England
Frederick G. Payne
Rmaine
Payne
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Plymouth
Mass
Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission
Peter F. Mack
Ill
Harris Subcommittee
Mack
De Gaulle Appeals for Financial Support in Nationwide Broadcast
Paris AP report says Premier De Gaulle urged Soustelle to contact financial foundations to fund his political and colonial reform plan. He framed the bond issue as a financial vote of confidence to back Algeria pacification, territorial ties, and a stronger Western Alliance.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Soustelle
Nancial Foundation
France
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
DeGaulle
Two Deaths Push State Traffic Toll to 266
A Hastings woman and an Iowa man died in separate crashes raising Minnesota highway deaths to 266. Harriet Marie Carroll, 31, died at 2 a.m. after a crash on Highway 61 near Hastings. Roger Dale Bentley, 18, of Waterloo, Iowa, died at 5:30 a.m. on Highway 46 near Squaw Lake. John L. Bentley, 16, a Waterloo passenger, suffered a minor forehead cut. Neil Dalbotte, 29, Hastings, in Carroll’s car, was treated for noncritical injuries. Sheriff said Roger fell asleep at the wheel. the car plunged into a ditch and rolled upside down.
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Associated Press
Hastings
Squaw Lake
Deer River
John L. Bentley
Waterloo
Neil Dalbotte
Carrol
Marvin Mitchell
Itasca
Roger
Bentley
Mitchell
Macmillan Returns From Visit to U S and Canada
Prime Minister Macmillan landed in London after a weeklong visit to the United States and Canada. He said President Eisenhower has a standing invitation to return his call and appeared tired yet confident upon arrival from Ottawa.
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London
Macmillan
United States
Canada
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Two Sailors Die In Cogswell CO2 Incident
In San Diego two Navy sailors died from asphyxiation after carbon dioxide from the destroyer Cogswell fire suppression system filled a closed compartment. Three others were treated for poisoning. conditions in hospital were listed as satisfactory. Names withheld pending next of kin. Survivors include Frederick C. Grinnell La Virne Berry and Gerald Jan Stark.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Cogswell
Navy Hospital
Frederick C. Grinnell
Port Angeles
Wash
la Virne Berry
Salida
Gerald Jan Stark
Comfrey
Minn
Dixie
San Diego Bay
Frank Fenno
Pacific
Russ agrees to Geneva talks on nuclear test controls
The Soviet Union agrees to exploratory scientific talks in Geneva starting July 1 on policing a worldwide ban on nuclear explosions. Russia agrees to include scientists from the United States Britain and France and to a technical role for UN Secretariat staff.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Secretariat
Reds Free Last 2 American Priests
Peiping radio in Hong Kong reports the release of the last two American Catholic priests imprisoned in Communist China. The Rev. Joseph P. McCormack and the Rev. Cyril P. Wagner were freed in Shanghai after serving five year terms for espionage. Four Americans remain jailed on spy charges, including Robert E. McCann Hugh Francis Redmond John Thomas Downey and Richard George Fecteau. Bishop James Edward Walsh remains under house arrest in Shanghai.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Communist
China
Robert E. McCann
Altadena
Calif
Hugh Francis Redmond
Yonkers
N.Y
John Thomas Downey
New Britain
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland, Md
Shanghai
Airman Keeton sought girl in reckless Mississippi flight
Airman Donald Keeton, 19, left Gulfport in a rental plane gaining fuel and evasive action to reach Dallas and his Dallas sweetheart Doris Bowling, 17. He crashed in a swamp near Tyler and was picked up at his mother's home after a search spanning two states. He said he hoped to see her and that the stunt was a crazy idea.
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Dallas
Donald Keeton
Mississippi
Gulfport
Miss
Tyler
Tex
Doris Bowling
Doris Lynn
Forged Ballots Found in Kentucky Primary Count
In Murray Kentucky circuit Judge Earl Osborne kept a list of obvious forgeries on ballots from Logan County precincts. Gregory sought a new count in Logan Calloway and Marshall counties after losing the May 27 First Congressional District primary by 432 votes to Frank Stubblefield. The recount continued with Stubblefield's majority shrinking by 118 votes and Gregory pursuing a contest alleging fraud to void Logan ballots and portions of Calloway County.
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Murray, Ky
Earl Osborne
Logan County
Gregory
Logan
Calloway
Marshall
Frank Stubblefield
Murray
Stubblefield
Calloway County
Ditch Digger Kills Kenyon Farm Boy
A 10 year old, Lyle Bauer, died when the prongs of a ditch digging machine fell on him while workers laid drain tile on the Bauer family farm near Kenyon Minnesota. He died after being taken to a Faribault hospital.
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Kenyon, Minn
Lyle Bauer
Beantown youths captured after burglary spree in Seven Springs area
Deputy Sheriff Everett Norman used a sawed off shotgun to cover two 18 year old youths Richard W. Anderson and Jerome Heimsness in the Seven Springs woods while they recovered stolen items. The pair had broken into Schwarz Grocery Johnson Chick Hayes Lucas Lumber Rose Creek Municipal Liquor Store and other sites before being captured and jailed on burglary charges. Heimsness on leave from the Army was due back July 10 in Oakland California.
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Everett Norman
Seven Springs
West Freeborn
Richard W. Anderson
W. Bridge
Jerome Heimsness
Heimsness
Oakland
Calif
Norman
Schwarz
Racine
Reinartsz
Schwartz
Johnson Chick
Reinartz
Austin
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co
Rose Creek
Doyle Lindahl
Halstenson
House Battle Looms Over New Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee approved a one year farm bill by a 21-10 party line vote. It would extend overseas disposal of farm surpluses and fund school milk programs through 1961 while adding controversial price support plans for wheat rice cotton feed grains and milk.
Dr. Stahl Files for Coroner Post in Mower County
Dr. George Stahl filed Friday to continue as coroner, becoming the 13th candidate for a Mower County office. The Sheboygan native, 603 Southwood Rd., was appointed Feb. 24, 1958 after Dr. H. M. Fisch’s resignation and previously served as deputy coroner since 1954. He is UW Medical School graduate, a urology specialist, World War I veteran, married with one child.
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George Stahl
Mower
Stahl
Southwood Rd
H. M. Fisch
Fisch
Austin
Sheboygan, Wis
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Miller and Ancker Hospitals
St. Paul
Guadalcanal
United States
Mandan refinery workers vote to authorize strike
Mandan North Dakota workers at the Mandan Standard Oil Co. refinery, a major market for state crude, voted Friday night to authorize a strike if negotiations with the company fail.
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Mandan, N. D
Mandan
Rebels Fight to Oust Government in Beirut Clash
Heavy fighting erupts in Beirut as security forces clash with rebels aiming to topple President Chamoun. Three major battles rage near AP offices, the Presidential Palace, Basra district, and Ramel Prison amid government bans on three opposition parties.
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Tom Masterson
Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Associated Press
Zerif
Sami Solh
East Mediterranean
Republio
Middle East
Four Children Die in West Philadelphia Fire
In West Philadelphia early today a fire killed four children in a two story home. A frantic mother failed to reenter the blaze to save her son as five others escaped or fought the flames. The victims were Lindiva Watson nine. Nathaniel Fisher three. Ruby Fisher two. Knoohayne Fisher six months, all related to Ruby Watson.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Lindiva Watson
Ruby Watson
Ike Schedules More Golf at Gettysburg
Ike plans more golf at Gettysburg if weather permits. The chief executive favors a relaxed day at his country home with time on the links.
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Ike
Gettysburg
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Washington
Charles Potter
Michigan
Sherman Adams
Bernard Cate
AP Photofax
Sergei Vinogradov
U.S
Ken Hanson
Main
Lansing
Reds
Joseph P. McCormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N. Y
Cyril P. Wagner
Pittsburgh, Pa
Chicago, Il
Keeton
Kentucky
Ditch Digger
Kenyon Farm
Angerson
al Reinartz
Anderson
Sheriff's Office
C. H. Halstenson
Dr. Stahl
Lebanon
Associated Press Office
Presidential Palace
Basra
Ramel
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