Military Chiefs To Testify Before Congress Assured
Sen. Richard B. Russell said he is assured top military officials may testify frankly before congressional committees. A formal letter from Defense Secretary McElroy stated officials should present personal judgments when testifying, with no retaliation for candor. Russell plans to invite Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and Gen. Randolph M. Pate to testify next week on defense reorganization, while others push for changes to require advance notice to Congress. Otto L. Nelson Jr. urged removing the restrictions, arguing the secretary must adjust promptly to threats to national security.
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Monitors Crack Down on 3 Teamsters Locals
Court named monitors launch a crackdown on Teamsters locals in New York Philadelphia and Springfield Missouri led by Martin F. O Donoghue who vows to call them as he sees them. They inspect bonds and order Cohen O Rourke Local 282 meetings and election suspensions amid corruption probes and ouster actions.
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England's Deep Sea Camera Captures Clear 1000-Foot Depth Images
An underwater television camera developed in England can be operated remotely to yield high quality pictures from a depth of 1000 feet. The invention promises significant advances in deep ocean observation and exploration.
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Infant Drowns In Mop Bucket In Nashville Home
One year old Albert Hurt drowned after tumbling from a bed into a mop bucket of water. His mother, 17, was cleaning a three room house and rested briefly. she found the infant head down in the bucket beside the bed on his first birthday.
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Midyear picture shows some improvement in business
AP analyzes the first half of the year noting unemployment at about 5 percent, industrial output down 14 percent from a year ago, and consumer savings near record highs. A mild upturn appears in some lines, but a new boom seems unlikely in July while tax-cut hopes fade and deficits rise.
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All Safe Actor's Yacht Found Off South Korea
The Thespian, a sailing yacht carrying John Calvert and four other Americans, was found off South Korea with engine failure. The Japanese coast guard Isuzu towed the vessel toward Fukuoka, Japan, where Calvert and crew were reported safe. Calvert had left Keelung on June 16 for a round-the-world cruise with planned appearances in Japan.
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Iversons and Lowe travel amid war era family ties
Conrade Lowe and Mr Mrs Joseph Iverson with Army Specialist Thomas E Jones of Black River Falls Wis are involved. Calvert and actress Ann Cornell flew to Japan with their infant son born in Formosa.
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Porch Collapses Kill Mother of Four in Portland
In Portland Oregon a porch collapse killed Irene House a 31 year old mother of four. She fell 18 feet striking a metal pipe and died after arrival at a hospital. Police took custody of the children ages 6 months to 7 years until their father could return from berry fields in western Oregon.
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Grain corn destroyed by European corn borer in 1957
The European corn borer damaged nearly 181 million bushels of grain corn grown in the United States during 1957, signaling wide crop losses across several states and prompting ongoing pest control research.
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