Exploits Of Con Man Make Reds Look Silly
Washington reports on N F Timofeyev a Soviet confidence man whose five year swindle exposed bureaucratic bungling and the risk of personal gain in a classless society. He duped seven industrialists stole 167187 rubles built a house from government materials and was sentenced to 25 years in a labor camp.
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Atomic Energy Commission to begin charging for radioactive cancer materials
Washington June 4 The Atomic Energy Commission says rapid growth in medical and research use of atomic materials makes free distribution no longer feasible Starting July 1 the AEC will charge 20 percent of production costs for radioactive materials used in cancer diagnosis treatment or research Since 1945 the agency has given away over 14 million dollars worth of materials for cancer work and plans to spend a record 27 million in cancer research next year Cancer workers will still pay far less than other fields for certain isotopes such as a gram of radioactive gold costing a nickel instead of 24 cents
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Proof Needed That He's A Drunk By UNITED
Truck driver Joseph Drunk must pay a 52 fine Wednesday on a drunken driving charge or go to jail for 15 days. Magistrate Hy man Bushel praised the overwhelming evidence of drunkenness and noted the unusual name Drunk.
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United. Press
New York
Joseph Drunk
Hyman Bushel
Isle Killer Goes To Death Quietly
HUNTSVILLE June 4. Lee Ross was executed by electric chair for the 1948 murder of a Galveston liquor dealer Guido Nesti. He took a long last meal of fried seafood and varied dishes, asked for cigars and gum, and spoke nothing as he faced the chair. Ross had been retried after a US Supreme Court reversal on grand jury eligibility for Negroes. He also killed Galveston detective John Reifel during the arrest attempt.
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Joe Byrd
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Galveston County
Guido Nesti
John ¥. Reifel
Reifel
Vet Travels 75 240 Miles To Get Degree
University officials estimate Nicholas J Constantine traveled 75 240 miles, a third of the moon distance, to obtain his degree. The 37 year old war veteran made a 120 mile roundtrip daily from Dayton to Cincinnati classes, and was late only once in five years.
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University of Cincinnati
Nicholas’ J_ Constantine
Dayton
Driver Calls City Traffic Worse Than Racetrack
Jerry Ruttman, 18, brother of Indy 50 mile Memorial Day winner Troy Ruttman, said Los Angeles traffic was worse than the tracks after his panel truck and another car collided. He received bumps and bruises but was not seriously hurt.
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Troy Ruttman
Indianapolis
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Lawyer Helps Free Judge From Burglary Charge
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 4 the grand jury found insufficient evidence to support a burglary charge against former Judge Rufus Walton and released him from custody.
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Rufus Walton
Powder keg war fears flare across Europe and Asia
United Press analysis by Pail Newsom lists Germany Iran and North Africa as potential powder keg flashpoints where tensions could ignite a broader conflict. Eisenhower doubts a full global war but warns Russia faces limited risk if it keeps control. Burma and Asia emerge as likelihoods with internal unrest and external pressure affecting regional stability.
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Baytottians Attend Waco Businessman Rites
Baytown relatives of Haze Davis, a Waco businessman who died yesterday, will attend the Moody funeral service at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Attending from Baytown are Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Parris, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Parris, Miz and Mrs. G. D. Partis, and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Burrus.
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Felon Wastes No Time In Getting Busy
Charles R. Farrell, 34, was back in jail in Minneapolis after a three week absence from Stillwater state prison. He admitted to police that since his release he committed six armed robberies, illustrating a rapid criminal pattern after parole.
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Charles R. Farrell
Stillwater State Prison
Stillwater
Farrell
News in Brief: June 4 Snippets From Washington and Omaha
Brief items report Kathleen Winsor and Robert Herwig seeking $52 in taxes on Forever Amber profits, Vivien Kellems backing Robert Taft for the GOP nomination, Hoover urging a new federal waste commission, Mrs Ridgway praised by Paris fashion, and Sally Rand's revealing fan dance controversy in Columbus Ohio with the Ohio Liquor Board upholding indecency charges.
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Ana Pauker Criticized and Rejected by Romanian Party
In Bucharest on June 4 the Communist party announced that Ana Pauker, Romania’s foreign minister and a top female official in the Communist world, was severely criticized and denied re election to the politburo and central committee. She will keep her post as foreign minister. Scanteia accused her of aiding rightist deviation and removing Veasili Luca and George Georgescu from posts. Pauker admitted some errors and vowed to defend the party.
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Romania
Ana Pauker
Communist Party
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Veasili Luca
George Georgescu
Scientists Exposed To Radiation In Lab Accident
A national laboratory reports seven scientists exposed to radiation during a fission trial experiment. The group was hospitalized after the incident at the facility. Authorities say there is no reason for optimism, despite positive notes from the lab on Tuesday.
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National Laboratory
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