Kennedy Rebuked For Barb
Washington The Justice Department and counsel for the Senate rackets committee clashed over referrals for possible perjury prosecution. Kennedy said no referred cases led to indictments in 18 months. Anderson said eight of 14 have been closed for lack of evidence and six remain under study, with two about to be presented to a grand jury.
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Gallant rescuer wrong guess ends in hospital
In Detroit Claude Caffee 26 rushed to aid Denise Taylor 29 against a man in an alley. He wrestled a suspect, a passerby clouted the man with a sledge hammer, and Taylor fired four times wounding Caffee who was later taken to hospital. The assailant turned out to be plainclothes officer Alfred Bensmiller who said Taylor accosted him.
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West Virginia Girl Crowned Miss Fairgoer at Cumberland Fair
A dark-haired 17 year old West Virginia beauty will reign as Miss Fairgoer during the 12 day Cumberland Fair horse racing meet beginning Monday at Cumberland Fair Grounds. She is Miss Ann Crane of Piedmont, chosen by popular vote of Cumberland fair attendees.
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Atlas Fires 3000 Mile Atlas Test Near Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla a mighty Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile completed a 3000 mile flight in a highly successful test. It marked the third of four tries to hit the 3000 mile range with full power and paves the way for the all the way shot at the 6325 mile range. The long awaited test comes amid the push for a major milestone in ICBM development and national defense.
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Putnam County Homecoming crowns Linda Faulkner Miss 1958
About 8,000 people attend the 26th annual Putnam County Homecoming in Winfield. Linda Faulkner, 16, brown eyed Hurricane High senior, is crowned Miss Putnam County 1958, chosen from finalists Judith Diane Isner Jane Smith and Patricia Ann Woodall. Major addresses come from Senate candidates Jennings Randolph and Chapman Revercomb and local officials.
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Charleston
Adenauer and de Gaulle Call for French German Friendship
Leaders Adenauer and de Gaulle urged lasting peace between West Germany and France after six hours of talks at de Gaulle’s home. They called for close Franco German ties as a basis for wider European cooperation and for the world’s Atlantic security through reinforced alliance.
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Cooperation and tools promotion at school supply center
A fragmented note praises organized cooperation with western European nations and promotes do it yourself projects using Crescent Tools from a school supply center. It mentions a 62-year-old chancellor visiting de Gaulle’s home near Paris and references a home supply operation 150 miles southeast of Paris.
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Cooper) Smith
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