Minnie Mangum Sentenced To Twenty Years For Embezzlement
Norfolk judge imposes 20 year term with parole eligibility after five for Minnie Mangum, 59, who embezzled about 1.08 million dollars from Commonwealth Building and Loan. Concurrent sentences include two and ten year counts for forgery and false reports. three indictments dropped.
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Minnie Mangum
Norfolk
State Corporation Commission
Lawrence Bullock
Linwood Tabb
Miss Mangum
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Senate Battle Opens For Air Force Boost
The Senate moved to limit debate on the defense bill and planned a showdown vote on adding over a billion dollars to Air Force procurement. Democratic leaders argued the extra funds are needed to maintain superiority, while Republican leadership sought moderation. Senator Lyndon Johnson steered the push, with a motion for unanimous agreement after hours of speeches.
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Washington
Senate
Eisener
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
T . the
Debate Time Sets Count for Defense Bill on Air Force Funding
Inside Today notes debate time limits for tomorrow starting at 12 39 p m with 1 5 hours for the Air Force add on funds for more planes bases and airmen in the next fiscal year. A similar period is allotted for the GOP compromise proposal and three more hours for the whole bill before a vote. The House approves a defense appropriation of 33 635 000 000 for all services. Senator Robertson criticizes B 52 delivery delays while Saltonstall defends the administration and Symington warns the U S may lag in military production.
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House
Armed Services
J. Sen. Robertson
Felay
Air Force
Saltonstall
R-Massi
Sen
Symington
United States
Eisenhower postpones Nehru talks and plans Panama meeting
President Eisenhower postpones the planned July talks with Prime Minister Nehru due to convalescence after abdominal surgery. He will attend the Panama City conference July 21-22 with the American republics and plans to leave Walter Reed for Gettysburg for further rest.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama City
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
India
Nehru
Thurmont
Foes Gain Ground in Icelandic Election
Returns from Icelandic parliamentary vote show anti American factions ahead as Kors Independence Party gains strength. Progressives and Social Democrats pushed for troop withdrawal with possible force reduction and US duties payments. Final tally awaited. outcome could end Prime Minister Olafur Thors regime under proportional representation.
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Reyjovik
Iceland
Arctic Circle
Olafur Thors
Kors
Independence Party
Social Democrats
Here
Herman Jonasson
Libel Action Starts in Pineville Over Gazette Suit
In Pineville witnesses gather for the start of a second $100,000 libel suit against the Charleston Gazette. Paul Bower of Mullens sues over editorials last August alleging, with J. Paul England, that a state insurance contract scheme harmed him. England and Bower are Democratic delegates. trial in Wyoming County Circuit Court opens tomorrow under Judge Robert W. MaorreH.
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Pineville
Charleston Gazette
Paul Bower
Mullens
J. Paul England
Gazelle
State Supreme Court
Bower
England
House [of Delegates
Wyoming County
Gazette
Whire Insurance
House of’ Pelegates
Jrovening
Citsouri
Robert Wii Maorreh
Harriman Seen as Democratic Nominee Hope by Governors
At the annual Governors Conference in Atlantic City, Oklahoma's Raymond Gary endorsed Averell Harriman for the Democratic nomination and predicted Harriman would defeat Eisenhower if nominated. Gary cited farm woes over health as the reason, while other governors discussed Kennedy as a potential Stevenson running mate and Chandler floated himself as Harriman's ally, though Gary backed Stevenson.
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Bob Considine
Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Averell Harriman
New York
Ehisenhower
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Harriman
Gary
New Yorker
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Mewsmen
J. Gow
Abraham A. Ribicoff
John B. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ribicoff
Albert B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Chandler
Sen
Middle West
Kefanver
Stuart Semington
Trabe
Admiral King Dies at 77 in Portsmouth Hospital
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, who led the Navy as Commander in Chief and Chief of Naval Operations, died at 77 in Portsmouth naval hospital after a heart failure. His son Commander Ernest J. King Jr. was at his bedside, he had prior brain hemorrhage in 1947 and long poor health. King had summer residence at the Portsmouth facility.
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U.S. Navy
Ports‘mouth
N.hh. Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
N. H
INS
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Pearl Harbor
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Sea Dog
Ernest J. King Jr
Washington
Bethesda
Navy Medical Center
Washington Area
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U.S. Fleet
Naval Operations
King
British Judge Shot by Cypriot Gunmen Near Police HQ
British Judge Bernhard Shay who sentenced six Cypriot rebels to the gallows was wounded in a shooting near Cyprus police headquarters. Gunmen believed to be from EOKA sped away after the attack as Sha y was transported to a hospital with critical head and neck injuries. Police crackdown on Greek Cypriot students training on the mainland followed.
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Cyprus
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Nicesa “Old Town
Nigosia
INS
Bernhard Shay
Wis Antoamobile
Paphos Gate
EOKA
Natonalist
Union of
My War With the Mob No 3 Union murders through labor cartel
A scathing exposé by Victor Riese claims over 200 union officials murdered or grievously harmed by a crime cartel operating within labor across the United States. It details bombings beatings and other violence, naming Heather brothers Reuther allies and several unions while noting few arrests and widespread fear.
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Victor Riese
Maine
California
Detroit
Everglades
Miami
Lahore
Ther
Walter
Victor
Reuther
Jnst
Netwoy
Alany
Tgs
Unis
St. Louis
U N Faces Debated Algeria Issue At Council
United Nations faces a heated dispute as Russia and Iran plan to challenge Western powers over blocking Security Council consideration of Algeria. Afro Asian group demands a session to press Arab-Israeli and Algerian rights, while France defends Algeria as a domestic matter. United States and Britain side with France against the Arab demand. Russia and Yugoslavia will back the Arab position, with the Arab nation supporting acceptance.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
Russia
Iran
U. N. Security Council
Algeria
RE. Ronald Walker
Australia
Council
France
U. N
United States
Beis
Security Council
Clerk Admits Burning Files as Inquiry Looms
The Justice Department charged that Congress withholds information to determine improper influence from campaign contributions. Clerk of the House Ralph Roberts says records were burned after two years. law requires handing them to federal archives. Letters from DOJ urge investigations by Senate and House committees. Moss rejects scope.
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Washington
INS
Justice Department
Congress
Department
FBT
Federal Grand Jury
Revenue
Ralph Roberts
House of Representatives
Federal Archives
Senate
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Executive Department
McClellan
Justice Departent
Criminal Division
Warren Giney HG
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Olney
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
St. Louis
Trueman
General Services Administration
Romanticism and marriage expectations trend
An article discusses how Romanticism raises expectations of marriage and leads to disillusionment. It notes couples seek grand ideals and emotional fulfillment beyond practical commitments, urging balance between romance and reality in unions.
Dog bites officer after summons on one way street
New York June 25 A motorist's dog bites Patrolman Marion De Lauro as he issues a ticket to Mrs. Ida Pickett for driving the wrong way on a one way street. The officer explains directions near Pennsylvania Station when the hunting hound in the back seat lunges and injures his right index finger.
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Marion de Lauro
Ida, Pickett
Pennsyyvania Station
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