Fifth Amendment invoked by union leaders in highway probe
Unionists Hutcheson Blayer and Chapman plead the fifth before senators examining Indiana highway land deals. Transcripts may go to the Justice Department for possible action as profits cited exceed 96000 dollars. Meany vowed to raise the matter with the AFL-CIO executive council.
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Dulles Warns Against Trusting Red Promises In Disarmament
Secretary of State Dulles said it would be folly to dismantle free world defenses relying on unsupervised Soviet disarmament promises. He questioned Soviet willingness to accept necessary U S supervision and urged congressional approval of Eisenhower's 3.865 billion foreign aid plan as talks continue in London. The aid bill faces hurdles before becoming law.
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Raleigh Grand Jury clears Ballard in Beckley forgery case
June 10 Raleigh County grand jury declined to indict George W. Ballard former Pinecrest Sanitarium manager. Ballard hospitalized with fair condition after fainting. charges centered on checks payable to Pinecrest employees. Witnesses included State Trooper J A Woodley and Lt R J Boone who testified about the investigation.
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High Court Frees Mrs. Smith in 6-2 ruling
The Associated Press reports the Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling 6-2, freeing Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith from a life term. Alderson officials awaited the court order. a warden indicated it looks favorable. The case centered on civilians accompanying armed forces overseas and potential court-martial authority.
Premier Zoli resigns after 22 days in office
Italian premier Adone Zoli, 69, resigns amid Fascist support in the lower house after only 22 days in office. President Gronchi planned talks to appoint a successor, with Giuseppe Pella named as a potential candidate.
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Two Egyptian diplomats expelled in Jordan row
Amman reports two Egyptian diplomats ousted on security grounds and Jordan recalls its ambassador from Cairo in retaliation. Egypt says the move is a plot against Egyptian officials, while Beirut dispatches claim Jordan fabricated the conspiracy. Jordanian ambassador Abdul Monem Rifai is returning to Amman with his family.
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Definition of a Woman Quarrel Reveals Faults
A witty quip defines a woman as someone who only learns her greatest flaw when she argues with her closest friend. The line underscores sharp humor about friendship and self awareness.
Military Civilians Trial Reversed Two Women Freed After Court Ruling
Two women sentenced to life for killing soldier husbands were released as the Supreme Court overturned a year-old ruling. The 6-2 decision held civilians accompanying the armed forces abroad cannot be tried in military courts for crimes committed overseas. The cases involved Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith and Mrs. Clarice B. Covert, both freed from life sentences.
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Blueberry Pie Blamed In President Eisenhower’s Illness
President Eisenhower, after a stomach upset, received semisolid food and was reported by doctors and press secretary James Hagerty as “coming along very well” by evening. Earlier, he suffered nausea and vomiting, receiving intravenous feeding, while three attending physicians noted a good recovery in a joint statement.
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President Eisenhower's illness linked to prior heart attack
Physicians linked the stomach issue to a heart attack Eisenhower suffered in 1955 as Hagerty reported the president was progressing well. He canceled today’s appointments and expected to stay in bed. a 4:30 p.m. bulletin said he was recovering with fluids by mouth and slept most of the afternoon. The White House said no doctor would stay overnight.
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Girards Urge Ike Switch in Girard Case
A Ottawa Ontario delegation including William S. Girard’s relatives travelled to the White House to press for an American court trial for Army Specialist third class Girard, accused of fatally shooting Naka Sakai in Japan. Defense accord allows trial in Japan. relatives seek U.S. courtroom or court-martial proceedings.
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Three Quarters of a Loaf No 10 Autos Luxuries Draw DPA ire
State Department of Public Assistance rules limit ownership of vehicles TV sets or telephones for clients. Cars may be needed for income or medical care in isolated areas. TV sets may be kept if payments or gifts prove no hidden income. DPA reviews cases yearly and investigates wasteful spending but aims to provide consistent support. Anyone can apply. disability required by law to qualify. Applications and interviews occur at the county office.
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