Favoritism in Estes Case Said to GOP Favoritism in Estes Case Said to GOP
A House subcommittee hearing into the Estes case examines alleged GOP bias. The letters cited involve Washington lobbyist Sorkin and claims of coordination with farm policy critics. Rep. Bass notes Naughton, Estes associate, and Sorkin as figures linking lobbying to political strategy. Miller and Goldwater responses are mixed. meeting details disputed.
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Estes
RO Rington
Sahae Asti
Fridey
Cai
Tee
Ross Bass
Fais
Billie
James Naughten
Martin Sor
Washington
Sorkin
Bass
Naughton
Wheeler
Ezra Taft Benson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Goldwater
Rep
William Miller
New York State
Bob Wilson
California
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Miller
Wilson
Dancer testifies strip on first night club job amid AGVA plot
A raven-haired dancer testified she was stripped naked on her first night job and sent to perform amid alleged collusion between club owners and the American Guild of Variety Artists. Testimony described a pressured environment and hints of influence moves by Rockefeller and McClellan on labor and crop control issues.
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Washington
American Guild of Variety Art
Sorkin Reists
John L. McClel
D-Ark
Rockefeller
Anita Lopushok
Shel
Sorkin
McClellan
Senate
Senatestee
AGWA
Rockefel Union
Ann O'Connor
Severan
Chicago
Kin
Wheeler
Florida foster girls held here amid Florida inquiry
Two 15 year old girls from a Florida foster home were detained here Friday night while authorities in Florida determine their status. Juvenile Bureau official Arlie Robinson said word from Florida was expected today to verify if the girls are wards and determine whether they should return home or continue toward New York. Linda and Penny, who said they fled mistreatment and threats of separation, were questioned by city police after leaving a bus here early Friday. Linda said her mother had moved to Florida from New York and placed her in foster care where she met Penny, “like sisters.”
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Florida
Ssr
Arlie Robinson
Juvenile Bureau
Robinson
St. Petersburg
Linda
Penny
Mothe
New York
Charleston
Upton Named Law Clerk by Federal Judge Field Jr
W Warren Upton of Parkersburg WV, a WVU College of Law graduate, was named law clerk by Federal Judge John A Field Jr and will begin July 1. At 27 he ranked third in a class of 42, served as West Virginia Law Review associate editor, earned the Lawyers Co-op award in administrative law, and is a member of the Order of Coif and Student Bar Association. The judge plans to resume practice after confirmation hearings and a conference set for 4:30 p.m. in Barron’s office.
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W. Warren Upton
Parkersburg
College of Law
West Virginia University
John A. Field Jr
Upton
Law
West Virginia Law Review
Bar Assa
Lawyers Co-op
Order of Coif
Field
Cavenaugh
Barron
Ruth Compton
AGWA
Statehouse
Ben Manra
Ernest Fast
Kanawia
Union
Senate Investi Jeave
Gatare
Postal Contract Awarded for Shrewsbury Post Office Building
An East Bank couple, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McConshay, win a contract to build and lease a new post office on U S 60 at Shrewsbury for five years with renewal options. The site is 4050 square feet, with 746 square feet of interior space and outside parking for postal vehicles. completion expected by October. The government funds mainly equipment while the building remains privately owned, with local taxes paid by the owner. Postmaster is Mrs Alma D. Gwinn.
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East Bank
Shrewsbury
A. R. McConshay
U. S. 60
Post Office Department i
Alma D. Gwinn
Miss Charleston Contest Tonight at Civic Center
Charleston’s Miss America preliminaries set for eight finalists at the Civic Center theater tonight with judging starting at 8 p.m. Eight contestants include Patty Bostic Nancy Benedum Sandra Humphrey Carolyn Holstein MICHALE LARRABEE Kay Maynard Virginia McCoy Carolyn Ramsey Ramona Toney. Hugh Bosley to preside as master of ceremonies and Elmer Dodson to crown the winner with Roland Shock as vocalist.
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Charleston
Kay Maynard
Virginia
Civic Center
West Virginia
Patty Bostic
West Virginia University
Nancy Benedum
Charleston Beauty Academy
Sandra Humphrey
Charleston General Hospital School of Nursing
Carolyn Holstein
Marshall University
Michale Larrabee
Telephone Company
Mortis Harvey
Virginia McCoy
Morris Harvey
Carolyn Ramsey
West Virginia State
Ramona Toney
Wchs-Tv
Hugh Bosley
Elmer Dodson
Shanklin
Roland Shock
Foodstuff Survey Initiated in City
A June Current Population Survey will collect data on household food stocks in the city area as part of a nationwide Census Bureau project. The information, for use by the U S Department of Agriculture, adds special questions on food stocks to the regular employment inquiries and will start next Monday in this and 332 other sample areas.
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Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cheriesten Cesems 3 $1 Million Job Planned
Reading from the fragment, a plan for a $1 million project at a South Charleston plant is announced by a company official. Immediate funding of $250,000 is approved to start, with a weeklong licensing tag sale by Charles Lions Club members in downtown.
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Shane Chariestes
Indicadas
Lesgcange Faiue of Chemicals Company
South Charleston
Charlestos
Torverus
B.C. Heirocymus
Savager
Syead Ae Invia
Charles
Lions Club
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Harry S. Tru
McClellans Press
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