Goldfine denounces government favoritism as lies in probe
Bernard Goldfine, longtime associate of Sherman Adams, brands charges of favorable federal treatment as lies. He accuses House investigators of hypocrisy and portrays John Fox as an ill man as he faces a key House subcommittee. The 67 year old Boston magnate, in prepared testimony, faces tough questions on ties to Adams and federal agency interference.
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Goldfine
Gov't
Millionaire Hits
Sherman Adams
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
House
Adams
Boston
John Fox
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Fox
Boston Post
Oilman reports jewel theft at Pebble Beach home
Oilman George L. Coleman Jr. disclosed a $100,000 jewel theft at his Pebble Beach and Miami, Oklahoma home. Officers called it the biggest jewel theft on Monterey Peninsula, detailing items including emerald, diamond rings, a sapphire ring, diamond clip brooch, emerald brooch, emerald and diamond earrings. Mrs Coleman said she last checked the valuables Friday and kept them in a dresser drawer off the master bedroom near Del Monte Lodge.
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Babble Beacn
Vaur
George L. Coleman Jr
Pebble Beach
Miami
Oklo
Monterey Peninsula
Eugene Strencher
Jenner
Trenner
Warm Spell Prolonged Across Eastern Half of U.S.
Associated Press reports no relief in sight from a long stretch of warm humid weather across the eastern half of the country. Temperatures and humidity remain high with readings in the mid to upper 70s in New Hampshire and Vermont areas and 79 in Burlington and Lebanon. Central and southern locales show the peak values with 100 at Presidio Texas and 111 at Gila Bend Arizona.
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Associated Press
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Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Burlington
Lebanon
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Texas
Presidia
Southwest Desert
Gila Bend
Ariz
Hospital Service Association reports 44 million in patient payments
Pittsburgh report shows payments to hospitals for Blue Cross subscribers climbed to a record 44 million dollars for last year. William Ford, president of the association serving 29 Western Pennsylvania counties, notes costs per day for subscribers rose to 19.53 dollars, an increase of over six million from 1966.
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Blue Cross
Pittsburgh
Hospital Service Association of Western Pennsylvania
William Ford
Associa
Wate Ben Ivania
Corry Youth Held In Attempt To Steal Auto
Donald K. Peterson a 19 year old Corry youth with a prior car theft record was arrested in Titusville after attempting to steal a 1948 sedan owned by Lester Strawbridge. He pled guilty to the charge and was ordered held for the next term of court. Peterson had been on parole until May 1960 and had previous confinement at the National Training School in Washington, D C. A missing persons report was filed by his father stating the youth intended to swim Monday night.
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Conuneu
Crawford County
Meadville
Titusville
Donald K. Peterson
South Center Street
Peterson
Miltan Hershey
Hershey
National Training School
Washington, D. C
Lester Strawbridge
Strawbridge
Corry
N. Allen Love
Tittsville
Peters
Eisenhower warns on foreign aid cuts and security risks
President Eisenhower told the House Appropriations Committee that cutting foreign aid funds by about 600 million dollars would jeopardize national and global security. He urged restoring the reduction, noting his conviction that sizable cuts could provoke Communist expansion and weaken free world allies. The administration had requested 3.942 billion for mutual security, later trimmed by Congress and an authorization bill, with the committee adding another 600 million to the deficit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Fisenhower
Congress
Friendly Note Opens Talks In Geneva
Geneva atomic experts from the United States and Soviet Union opened the second session of a conference on methods to detect violations of the ban on nuclear weapon tests. The eight nation meeting started with an open session and moved to closed doors for more than an hour. Leaders predicted progress on the agenda to review detection methods and recommendations for detection stations.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
James B. Wisk
Yevgeni &. Fedorov
Fisk
Fedorov
Ike Hits Red Summit Snarl Aboard Cuba Kidnapping
In Havana and eastern Cuba a missing two U. S. consuls and reports of 47 Americans seized since Thursday spurred speculation that Fidel Castro rebels may hold the diplomats. Consul Park Wollma and vice consul Robert Wiecha entered rebel areas to seek release of hostages including 12 engineers, 30 servicemen, nickel plant managers, sugar mill executives, and agricultural experts.
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Cuba
U. S
Chiba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Rel
Park Wollma
Saxbago
Disruption Of Preparations Assailed In U S Note To Russia
President Eisenhower accused the Soviet Union of disrupting diplomatic preparations for a summit with Khrushchev in a letter released by the White House. He said Western replies show the Soviet government broke off negotiations after June letters and that Moscow had been moving away from serious talks for over a month.
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Esenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
France
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White House
Eisenhower
Moscow
U.S
Foreign Office
Strike Talks Faltered With No Progress In Owsays
Federal mediator Grover Stainbrook planned follow up after a 90 minute session between management and Flathion representatives on the 11 week Conry Jamestown strike. A new union proposal called for dues check off, overtime pay, boosted vacation benefits, 15 cent raise, better insurance, and a one year contract plus an escalator clause.
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Conry-Jamestown
Grover Stainbrook
Plant No. 3
Plant No. 2
President Ike Leads Family Aboard Barbara Anne Yacht
A captioned photo shows President Dwight D. Eisenhower with his son Jon and family aboard the government yacht Barbara Anne. From left to right Maj. John Eisenhower holding Mary Jean aged 2, Mr. Eisenhower, Susan Blaine aged 6, Mrs. John Eisenhower, Dwight David aged 10, Barbara Anne aged 9, and the President.
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Familly
Maj
John Eisenhower
Mary Jean
Eisenhower
Susan
Lebanon Leaders Warn of Rebel All-Out Attack
President Camille Chamoun warned Lebanese rebels allied with Syria may launch a major attack on Tripoli and threaten Beirut. He said a linked southeast assault toward Beirut International Airport would invite a government army counterstrike and could collapse the rebel movement if beaten back. government jets and artillery halted rebel advances while Chamoun claimed Druze and Jumblatt supporters join Sieb Salam’s group in attacking the Basta Mosque district.
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Lebanon
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Camille Chamoun
Tripoli
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Beirut Internaonal
Chamoun
Kamal Jumblatt
Premiser
Bomb hits Negro home in Columbus. one hurt
A black family's frame dwelling on the edge of a white area was blasted early today, likely by dynamite. Detectives report heavy damage and shattered windows. One of five occupants sustained injuries, and authorities note threats linked to a call about plans to bomb the nearby temple and forces resisting integration in the South.
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Tolumbus
Gaim
C. R. Adair
Ellison
Abril
Bills Raise Living Costs Hit Corry Homes Hard
Corry residents faced higher bills as new water rates and school district real estate millage increased costs. Water rate hikes, effective June 1, were rejected in billing though expected to raise about 32,000. The school district added two mills, boosting revenue by about 36,000, potentially totaling roughly 68,000 in extra charges for homeowners over the next year.
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Water Company
Corry -House
Area Building Up $10,000 Over 1957
Corry area shows strong building activity in 1958 with new construction for April through June surpassing the previous year by more than 81000. May to June totals reach 27250 and 11900, while April adds 7600. Repairs and alterations also rise, with May totaling 24350 including four housekeeping changes and a 16000 change, while June leads in alterations.
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Corry
Don Williams
Man Killed Wife Burned In Suburban Fire
In suburban West Mifflin a man named James Fraser died and his wife Annabelle, 39, suffered extensive burns when their home caught fire around 3:30 a.m. The body was found on the basement steps near the rear door. Annabelle Fraser was listed in serious condition at Homestead Hospital after escaping while her clothing burned. Police did not determine the fire’s cause.
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West Mifflin
James Fraser
Annabelle
J Homestead Hospital
Fraser
Summer Gets Firm Grip On Corry Area
Summer arrives with 40 degree plus days since June 28 1958. Temperatures reached 84 87 and 88 degrees as humidity raises discomfort. Forecaster predicts further climbs with July 4 likely hottest day yet this year. Lake Erie now 83 degrees. Vacationers welcome warming trend though storms expected tonight with gusty winds. A man dies after 30 foot fall at Sharpsville High School site. Harry Thomas 50 of Columbus Ohio employed by Diamond Construction Co.
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Rollowig
Lake Erie
Sharon
Sharpsville High School
Harry Thomas
Columblona
Ohio
Diamond Construction Co
Youngstown
Doe Season Approved By Game Group
Pennsylvania Game Commission approved antlerless and buck seasons for 1958 59. Antlerless deer three day period December 15 17 while buck season runs December 1 13. Bow season October 4 25 with buck and antlerless harvest. Other small game and bird seasons listed with dates.
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Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Fire Destroys Hollywood Set
A spectacular fire in Hollywood destroyed a Samuel Goldwyn Studio sound stage where a six million dollar version of Porgy and Bess was about to be shot. Estimated damage to the set alone was 200000 dollars, with reconstruction taking four months. The stage was a total loss.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn Studio
Pirenien
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