Dick Clark testifies on payola links with Mammarella
In Washington AP Dick Clark says he learned in November of payola involving Anthony Mammarella his former associate producer for American Bandstand He recounts how Mammarella hinted at undisclosed payments and describes his own cooperation with investigators and ABC during testimony.
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Flareup as Turks clash with troops near NATO talks
In Istanbul thousands of Turkish students clashed with armed troops near the conference site as NATO foreign ministers met under martial law. No major casualties were reported. Secretary Herter read Eisenhower’s warning that the summit may yield no quick results while urging unity.
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Eisenhower links world peace to U S dollar health
President Eisenhower told the U S Chamber of Commerce that global peace and stability depend on a sound dollar and said he will send Congress a message urging responsible fiscal handling. He warned against election year expedients while noting federal spending supports safety and welfare programs. Secretary Mueller warned that borrowing could trigger a slump if not checked. 1960 could be the year of strong prosperity if private enterprise remains free from excessive government burdens and inflation.
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South Korean Students Defy Martial Law for Assembly Vote
Nearly 30,000 South Korean college and high school students marched in Seoul defying a martial law ban to demand election of a new national assembly. Organizers cited student turnout and called for a transparent process, highlighting nationwide protest momentum.
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Peace Prayer Draws 72521 Catholics at Coliseum
A crowd of 72,521 Roman Catholics gathered at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles for a peace prayer service on Sunday.
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Man Rescues Boy From Mississippi River Returns to Service
Burlington churchgoers heard a dramatic rescue when Lowell D. Rohs a Cedar Rapids engineer at Collins Radio Co pulled 11 year old Henry Jackson from the swift Mississippi current. The boy and companion Terry Bridgeman 11 had crossed by a barge plank and fell in after a cable slipped. Rohs swam to shore with the boy in his grasp and then returned to services.
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Five Die in Boat Mishap on Florida Pond
Five boys died when a 12 foot skiff swamped on a pond near Panama City Florida. Eight boys were aboard when the oldest boy weighing 200 pounds went to the bow to bail and the boat capsized during a Sunday incident.
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U S to Try Record Atlas Missile Flight
The United States plans a near term test of an Atlas intercontinental missile aiming for a 9,000 mile flight from Florida beyond Africa into the Indian Ocean. Defense officials say it will be conducted under extreme conditions as the first operational ICBM test. Previous Atlas flights exceeded 6,000 miles. In January the Soviet Union reportedly launched a missile about 7,700 miles into the South Central Pacific.
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Cedar Rapids Sets Poll Hours for Electric Power Vote
On Tuesday thirty one precincts will open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Cedar Rapids for a special election renewing electric and steam heat franchises for the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.
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Strike Halts Cedar Rapids Building Projects
New strikes in Cedar Rapids and much of southeast Iowa halt newer construction. Union members from Construction Laborers and Operating Engineers walk the picket lines as contracts expired Saturday midnight. Several unions settled, while others remain idle or negotiating.
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Israel celebrates 12th independence anniversary parade
Haifa marked Israel independence day with a large parade featuring U S and French weapons as the nation observed its 12th anniversary.
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Wrong Number Delays Chessman Death Stay
Daryl Chessman missed a 30 minute stay of execution when a wrong telephone number delayed the warden’s call. Judge Louis Goodman learned of the error after the clerk failed to dial the San Quentin number correctly, as attorneys pursued a new petition.
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Chessman Dies After Courts Deny Appeals
Daryl Chessman died in the gas chamber after the U S and California supreme courts refused further appeals. A federal judge said he would have granted a half hour stay if attorneys had arrived on time. Chessman lip read with a reporter in his final moments and told Rosalie Chessman farewell.
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