Strong protests over incident with envoy and nine Americans
Press officer Lincoln White says the United States views the East German detentions as inhumane and a threat to Soviet American relations. Menshikov acknowledges Soviet fighters forced the unarmed U.S. plane to land in Soviet Armenia but insists Moscow will not intervene to free the nine Americans.
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Germany
Lincoln White
Murphy
Menshikov
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Department
Moscow
Russia
East Germany
Ussr
German Democratic Peoples Republic
United States
German Democratic Republic
George Kozmin
Chicago
Kozmins
Andrei Gromyka
U. S
France Honors Salan for Algeria Revolt Role
France awarded Gen Raoul Salan the Military Medal at a full dress cabinet session in the Elysee Palace attended by President Rene Coty and Premier De Gaulle. Brig Gen Jacques Massu, who led an insurrection after the May revolt, was promoted to major general as De Gaulle retained Algeria ministry and Salan led the Algerian administration.
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Paris
France
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Jacques Massu
Elysee Palace
Rene Coty
de Gaulle
Salan
Algeria
IMEMBERS Clash at BHA Hearing Sparks Debate
The IMEMBERS clashed over public relations and cooperation with social service groups at a BHA hearing. Isaac urged stronger community council participation and a subcommittee with Welfare Department reps, while Poole defended current cooperation and noted progress on elderly housing. Union leaders Caflero and Crockrey sought sick leave gains and dues deductions, plus reduced lateness penalties.
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Bers
South End Athletic Club
Father Zibell
Isaac
Comstock
Poole
BHA
Common Council
Mr. Isaac
City and
State Welfare Department
Ralph Caflero
William Crockrey
American Federation of State
Grandmother Favors Riding Motorcycles at 70
A 70 year old Sag inaw Michigan grandmother Mrs James Goulding said riding motorcycles is safer than rocking chairs after decades of travel on two wheels without an accident Her daughter Dorothy Tobinson of Detroit joined her at the 48th annual convention of the motor aids of America the women s auxiliary of the American Motorcycle Association about 100 delegates attended the three day event led by president Robbinson.
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Eans
UPI
James Goulding
Saginaw
Mich
Goulding
Dorothy Tobinson
Detroit
Motor‘aids of America
American Motorcycle Association
Robbinson
Motor Maid
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Parade Plans For 4000 Hartford
Delegates to the 38th Connecticut VFW state convention in Hartford plan a busy day with a 1 30 p.m. parade starting at Lafayette Circle and proceeding along Capitol Avenue Main Street and High Street. About 4000 marchers are expected. A national VFW award for community service by Connecticut units will be presented at the Statler Hilton. Dignitaries include Gov Ribicoff U S Sen Purtell and Rep May Sadlak Seeley Brown. Memorial service was held at the hotel.
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Hartford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lafayette Circle
Capitol Avenue
Main Street
High Street
VFW Award At the Hotel Statler-Hilton
Connecticut
Omar B. Ketchum
VFW
Washington, D. C
John W. Mahan Jr
Leonard T. Goode
Rocky Hill
Waldo J. Nichols
Danielson
Allethor
Guard
Henry T. Pinchera
43Rd
National Guard
Robert Watton
Enfield
Mander
Joseph Cermak
Middletown
Edward Zamm
Norwalk
James Lusby
Putnam
Tennessee Judge Schoolfield Impeached on Three Charges
A Tennessee judge, Schoolfield, faces impeachment after a four month probe. Convictions cover accepting a new car from known criminals and lawyers, using vulgar language in public and official actions, and involvement in others political campaigns. He received unanimous acquittal on testifying before the McClellan committee. Trial duration five weeks marks the first impeachment trial in Tennessee since 1916.
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J State Senate
Chattanooga
Schoolfield
McClellan
Washington
Senate
Tennessee
Memphis
Mth
Thieves Strip Farm Near Pensacola of Movables
John Jacobs, 75, one legged, recovering at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, reports losses from his 3000 acre Escambia County farm. Over eight months more than $6000 worth of furniture, doors, windows, electrical fixtures, gates, tractor, truck, lumber, tin roofing, concrete blocks, barbed wire, and two horses were stolen or removed while he was away for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacobs
Rochester
Minn
Escambia County
J. D. Williams
Jacobs
Williams
Sixty-Nine Lieutenants Named By City Board
A city board named a large list of lieutenants with addresses and ordinal positions from eighth to nineteenth. Seven of twenty-seven firemen failed the written exam, and one who passed the written test was disqualified after resigning. The new lieutenants begin at $5,044 annual pay, with a maximum of $5,564.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Stopa
Linley Drive
Carl R. Johns
Berwick Avenue
John P. Grassi
Greenfield Street
James Powers
Goldfine Accusations of Preferential Agency Treatment Surface
The hearing cites claims that government agencies favored Goldfine firms, including a consent settlement of 3000 to cover costs, with officials noting obvious preferential treatment. Goldfine disputeshouse connections and recalls gifts, loans, and a 12 million RFC parking garage bid that stalled.
Government Awaits Goldfine Tax Return
The Internal Revenue Service indicated Bernard Goldfine may still file his 1956 income tax return voluntarily. Even if he files, the case may not close, as officials could seek criminal prosecution if tardiness is deemed willful. Boston IRS found Goldfine did not file 1956 personal taxes, noted during a review tied to Adams investigations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Bernard Goldfine
The
Revenue Service
Justice Department
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Wind and Rain Strike Central Massachusetts Area
A wide area endured power outages after high winds and heavy rain. Gusts up to 80 miles per hour lashed Barre and Lancaster causing downed trees and damaged wires. A Lancaster bolt ignited a blaze costing about $20,000. A garage in Millers Falls was blown 100 yards. The First Baptist church in Malden lost part of its steeple while two more Malden buildings were struck by lightning with limited damage.
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Barre
Lancaster
Massachusetts
Baes
Millers Falls
First Baptist
Malden
Bridgeport accelerates redevelopment planning with self funded costs
City officials report Bridgeport will fund its own redevelopment planning to accelerate the reuse project. The approach allows 75 percent federal funding instead of 66 percent, making Bridgeport the first in the northeast to use this method. The plan includes Rail road Avenue area reassessment, zoning code revision, and health standard enforcement to ensure high construction standards.
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Gargano
Bridgeport
Oliver Knight
Ralph Sprague
Harry Koehler
Galganov
Galgano
Railroad Avenue
State Street
Dearborn
Zoning Commission
H.P. Dinan, Jr
Lost Colony Echoes North Carolina Mystery Surfaces
A Norse settlement tied to a "List Colony" mystery resurfaces with hints of a colonial age. Ur paysiquisa tory notes a vanished group 50 years after supply ships failed. Recent finds in a Kilrea field, Northern Ireland, yield submachine guns rifles grenades revolvers and ammunition.
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North Carolina
Greenand
Kilrea
Northern Ireland
Trumbull fills treasurer post in political shift
In Trumbull a Democrat with a background in tax and commercial law has been named treasurer. The new official, a Central High and University of Pennsylvania graduate, has served on local bodies and earned a 1954 CPA gold medal. He and his wife Miriam Sachs live in Trumbull with their nine-month-old son. Hartford reports quote Carter Witkins warning that tax reform likely won’t take effect in time for the next biennium.
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Central High School
Schwartz
University of Pennsylvania
University of Connecticut Law School
Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants
Certified Public Accountants
Miriam Sachs
New Haven
Columbine ‘Drive
Trumbull
Albanese Delights Pops Opener With Puccini Sorcery
Mme Albanese charmed a full grass‑backed audience in a flowing white gown with a red panel, delivering Puccini arias from Manon Lescaut La Rondine and Madama Butterfly. She encored with Mimi and My Hero, as Wilfrid Pelletier led the orchestra through Rossini and Ibert pieces in the Symphony’s tenth season opener.
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la Boheme
Wilfrid Pelletier
Ibert
Walter Kiernan
David
Symphony
Avco Union Ends Dispute Amid Talks Between Firms and Union
The dispute between Avco and the United Auto Workers union ended after ordillary action and negotiations led by James Mitchell of Avco, Albert Evans of Lycoming, and John Arnold of Lycoming. The Local 1010 UAW-CIO team was led by Fred East and Mitchell Sviridoff, state AFL-CIO president, in yesterday's discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Avco Corporation
Albert Evans
Lycoming
John Arnold
Uaw-Cio
Fred East
Mitchell Sviridoff
Afl-Cio
Police Foil Plan to Kill in New York City
Police traced a threatening letter linked to a Dawson reference through the welfare department, leading to the arrest on charges of sending the letter. Chief James B. Leggett warned a gas explosion risk made the threat serious, while Police Commissioner Kennedy commended The Daily News and agencies involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Jin
Dawson
James B. Leggett
Stephen P. Kennedy
The
Daily News
Police
President Eisenhower tours Beaway project in Canada
President Eisenhower, guided by Dulles, toured a construction corridor on the St. Lawrence River island complex. He viewed the long canal rock named for him, eyed the 60,000 kilowatt turbines planned for 92 generators, and discussed Russian generator sizes with Col. William B. Chapin as workmen and cranes operated nearby.
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Dulles
Dwight DD
Eisenhower
Panama Canal
Coast Guard
Maple
Wiley- Condero Canal
Snell Lock
Barnhart Island
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Long Sault Dam
Canada
Col
William 8. Chapin
New York State Power Authority
Chapin
Phil Reed
General Electric
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Posse
Norman A. Foose
Regina
N. M
Foose
Eddie Cebada
Eddie
Maria Cebada
Cuba
Pensacola
Fila
Mayo Clinic
East’ Boston Co
Harris
White House
Anne Wheaton
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
SEC
FTC
Boston Port Development Co
East Boston Co
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnesota
GOP
Mayflower
Plymouth
Mass
Foster Furcalo
O'Hara
Adlai E. Stevenson
Om' Lloen
Jusara
John R. Steelman
Harry S. Truman
Hisenhower
Steelman
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Boston Common
RFC
Yale
National Security Resources Board
Steeelman
John Fox
UIE
Atkins
Laurence Schwartz
Carter Witkinns
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
State
Wtic-Tv
Delaware
Albanese
Soong
Hero
Avco Union
N.Y
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