Stockpiling Probe Links Humphrey to Nickel Contracts
Former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey faces Senate hearings on stockpiling contracts with Hanna Co. and subsidiaries in 1953. Senate subcommittee cites possible excess profits and taxpayer losses. Humphrey says his books were handed to investigators and notes prior tax write-off decisions while in office.
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Hisenhower
Treasury
George
M. Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Humphrey
M.A. Hanna Co
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Armed Services Subcommittee
Hanna Co
Cleveland
Sen. Symington
J&l
the Treasury
Estes Clement Ties Revealed in Tennessee Campaign
Tennessee Governor candidate Frank G Clement faces questions over ties to Billie Sol Estes. Texas probes show Clement and Estes shared profits and losses from two ventures, plus a car Clement received after leaving office. Olgiati accuses Clement of promoting integration during Clinton crisis and seeks disclosure on Estes links amid Democratic primary salience.
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Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
P. R. Olgiati
Chattanooga
Clement
Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Texas
Arkansas
Will Wilson
Clinton
Clinton High School
Deep South
Olgiat
Democratic Party
Frank
Olgiati
America
Referee to a dizzy world analysis by James Marlow
In a world of chaos and shifting power Moscow enjoys a stock dive while Red China faces the worst Communist era food and factory trouble. Kennedy pressure grows over the stock market as Estes faces Agriculture Department scrutiny. Khrushchev cruises to Moscow as Western allies haggle on a Common Market. Refugees flood from China to Hong Kong then frontiers close. Salan faces a life sentence while Jor awaits execution.
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James Marlow Washington
Moscow
New York
Red China
Kennedy
Billie’ Sol Estes
Texas
Agriculture Department
Orville Freeman
Russia
Hong Kong
Khrushchev
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Algeria
Vipormcand
Edmond Jor
Suburban Viewpoints on Baytown Policies
A Lakewood resident writes that Baytown sets utilities and suburban residents feel snubbed by locals. He argues suburbanites support Baytown through business and taxes yet are told to mind their own. He asks Baytown to acknowledge their stake and fairness.
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The
Sun
Lakewood
Baytown
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf on an Ohio train
A performer aboard an Ohio train caused a scene with pigeons in a wicker basket. The conductor objected to pigeons on board, opened a window, and released them. The comedian warned his superiors would hear about it as the train neared Cincinnati, shouting to the pigeons to head for Cincinnati.
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Bennett Cerffy
Sao
Ohio
Pashim
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fellows
Unclear historical figure linked to colonial era figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a colonial governor, a Tangier birth, and names Robert C. Sheriff, Dicker, Walter Abel, Gere ton Wiley. The passage is garbled with misspellings and does not provide a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Robert C. Sheriff
Dicker
Walter Abel
Gere Ton Wiley
West Point graduates greet Kennedy at 1962 commencement
President Kennedy addresses the U S Military Academy graduates at West Point as 80 cadets became 368 officers. The piece traces West Point’s long history from colonial skirmishes on the Hudson to Benedict Arnold’s treason, noting cadets’ daily discipline and push for leadership. It also covers Tito’s Moscow trip and U S foreign aid debates as part of a broad national context.
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Tom McNamara Pearson
West Point
N.Y
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Military Academy
America
Hudson River
Catskills
Tarrytown
N. Y
Ichabod Crane
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Sylvanus Thayer
Military Academy
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
John Andre
Stony Point
Amite
George Patton
Mad Anthony) Wayne
Washington Hall
Aca
Yugoslavia’s Tito Era Under Scrutiny In US Report
A North Carolina House committee released a 639 million dollar accounting of U S military aid to Tito showing Yugoslavia's growing imports including over 400 U S airplanes 918 tanks 15 ships and 450000 rounds of ammunition since 1958. observers note Soviet influence and questions over Yugoslavia's stance in wartime.
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Yugoslavia
Milovan Djilas
Andrei Gromyko
Belgrade
Kremlin
Tito
House
North Carolina
Paul Kitchen
United States
Select Committee On Export Control
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Marshal Tito
U.S
Uncle Sam
Mission Texas Awarded Traffic Merit Citations
CHICAGO AP The National Ten other Texas cities and the state were cited for traffic safety in the annual 1961 traffic inventory. The merit award is the top honor. Mission received the award for a balanced traffic safety program and an education program in schools. Austin and Dallas each got two certificates of achievement for high performance in engineering administration and safety. Corpus Christi and Laredo received school traffic safety certificates.
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Chicago
Texas
Mission
Austin
Dallas
Io Advace
Corpus Christi
Ioann
Know Your Bridge Winged by a Deal and Convention Clue
A bridge article explains sub preemption conventions and the ruffing cue. It discusses a hand where South aims for five diamonds and how West and East signaling reveals entries, with example plays showing how the ruffing cue guides defense. The piece notes the ease of using this signal and its impact on the contract.
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Eas Soins
North East South West
Pam
South
West
Declarer
East
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Rhodes
Fulton Lewis JR
Josef Broz
New York Times
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Wisconsin
Bill Proxmire
U. S
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Massachusetts
Styles Bridges
Foreign Aid
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John Kenny
Jerusalem
Mission Texas
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