Court rejects moves to delay evasion trials in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana AP two defense motions to delay the tax evasion trial of eight accused gamblers and to move the case were denied by federal Judge Dale J Holder. The government contends the defendants evaded a 10 percent tax on 3 263 150 in bets in 1957. Eight men named include Leo Shaffer Jules Horwick Buck Sumner Edgar Wyatt Joey Jacobs Philip Share Irwin Gordon and James Tamer.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Dale J. Hardey
Holder
U.S. Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Carolyn Pickering
Indianapolis Star
James McManus
Indianapolis Times
Martin Plascak
WBOW
Terre Haute
Helen Ryan
Wthi-Tv
Richard &. Franzen
Terre Haute Star
John Potisek
Terre Haute Tribune
Dale J. Holder
Irom
Leo Shaffer
Chicago
Federal Building
Jules Horwick
Charles L. (Buck) Sumner
Marion County
Indianapolis
Edgar M. Wyatt
Joey Jacobs
Philip Share
Irwin Gordon
Las Vegas
James Tamer
Detroit
Barrymore Rites Draw Hollywood Figures In Beverly Hills
Prominent Hollywood names attended a rosary service for Ethel Barrymore at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills. Spencer Tracy Ina Claire Joseph Cotten Blanche Yarbrow and John Drew Barrymore Jr. were present as fans gathered outside to view the procession past floral wreaths. Barrymore, 79, was a noted Broadway and screen figure with attorney Arthur Schwartz among those associated with her.
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Barrymore Rites Hollywood
Hollywood
Ethel Barrymore
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Spencer Tracy
Ina Claire
Joseph Cotten
Blanche King
Miss Barymore
John Drew Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Wall falls on workman injuring Henry Rothove at 1315 Cottage Lane
Henry Rothove, 70, of 1315 Cottage Lane, was listed in good condition at St. Marys Hospital after a wall he was helping tear down at 1312 Congress collapsed. The incident left him with injuries to his head and arms. Meanwhile Congress debated a housing compromise bill, with Mason criticizing the plan as costly and beneficial to large builders, and Dirksen awaiting White House action.
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Cottage Lane
St. Mary's Hospital
Ealler
Congress
Clark
Senate
E. Elm Sr
Rothove
Mason
Everett M. Dirksen
I Ilnois
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John Sparkman
Ala
Senate House Conference Committee
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Vanguard Rocket Fails to Reach Orbit in New Test
The Vanguard three stage rocket, weighing about 22600 pounds, failed to ignite after countdown delays caused by a defective fuse. The mission aimed to place the sunshine satellite into a North South orbit passing over the United States and Russia, with ground signals from Madison Wisconsin to eject the final stage.
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Earth
Madison
Wis
United States
Vanguard
Russia
Four Sentenced To Life Terms In Mercy Request
In Marianna the four prisoners, aged about 60 miles west of here, faced life terms after Judge Walker asked for any final remarks before sentencing. They answered in unison that they had none. The judge denounced the offense as horrible and urged the men to appeal to the Supreme Ruler of the universe, God, for comfort and guidance.
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Mendation of Mercy
Marianna
Here
Walker
God
Frondizi Cabinet Quits Amid Turmoil and Death
Frondizi's government faced a crisis as cabinet members quit while unrest in the armed forces deepened. A pastor emeritus, Dr. Whitcomb, died after a stroke as the nation’s political tensions surged with military demands and international pressure over West Berlin.
Former Hungary Leader Bela Kovacs Dies After Illness
Bela Kovacs aged 55, former leader of Hungary's Smallholders party, died in a Pecs hospital after a brief illness. He joined Imre Nagy's cabinet on October 27, 1956 amid anti-Soviet unrest, later disappeared from public life, then reemerged last fall when elected to Parliament on Hungary's single party list. during WWII he acted in the anti-Nazi underground.
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Austria
Bela Kovacs
Hungary
Smallholders Party
Radio
Budapest
Kovacs
Pecs
Imre Nagy
Senate delays and tributes in Linn area notes
Johnson notes optimism for a vote but sessions are postponed as senators avoid attendance. A Linn obituary recalls Mike J. Voss, 40, and a Red Cross home services committee discusses intake policy with local and area officials.
Boy Seriously Hurt In Barnyard Mishap
A farm accident near St Elmo leaves 5 year old Donald Mayer seriously injured after a lever pulls him into a feed grinder. He dies later at Fay County Hospital after surgery. Survived by mother Mrs Oscar Mayer and brother Joel. Services at Faith Lutheran Church with burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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Robert Kilzer
Donald
St. Elmo
Oscar Mayer
Lever Circle
Don
St. Mary's Hospital
Agatha Dietz
Faith Lutherans Church
Joel
Mayer
Jefferson Heights
Edward Dietz
Salem
Ore
Faith Lutheran Church
Walter W. Niedner
Riverview Cemetery
Court upholds Jencks Act limits in criminal trials
The Supreme Court rejected attacks on the Jencks Act and ruled the act governs documents the defense may receive, deeming the act, not the Clinton Jencks decision, controlling. District judges must screen government documents for materiality, and convictions were upheld in all cases, with votes from 9-0 to 4-4.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Clinton
Jencks
National Labor Relations Board
Dr Richard Odell Dies at 46 in St. Louis
Dr Richard Odell a 46 year old orthopaedic surgeon in St Louis died Sunday after a cancer battle. He was son in law of Mrs E Spurgeon and brother in law of Mrs Betty Satterfield with wife and two daughters Jeanne and Barbara at home. Reared at Presbyterian Children's Home Farmington he graduated Westminster College 1935 and Washington University Medical 1943. Private burial today Farmington at 1 30 pm memorial service Wednesday at Central Presbyterian Church Clayton.
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St. Louis
E. Spurgeon
Betty Satterfield
W. High St
Jeanne
Barbara
Qdell
Presbyterian Children's Home
Farmington
Westminster College
Washington University School of Medicine
Central Presbyterian Church
Clayton
Four Inmates Escape Fulton State Hospital
Four inmates escaped State Hospital No 1 in Fulton Sunday evening, with three teenagers among them. Identified as Ralph Buelen 15 of New Cambria James Schelechta 15 Nicholls Standley 28 and Rosco Young 15 of St Louis County. Buelen described 5 feet tall 82 pounds wearing white shirt and green trousers. Schelechta 5 feet 16 weighs 116 pounds blue eyes blond hair wearing blue jeans and a white tee shirt under another shirt with school markings.
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State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
Ralph Buelen
New Cambria
James Schelechta
Nicholls Standley
Rosco Young
St. Louis County
Buelen
Schelechta
Phare
Rites Wednesday For Fred Moore
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at a Camdenton chapel for Fred E Moore 73 of Kaiser Osage Beach who died Sunday at his home He wore blue shirt blue jeans and a black corduroy jacket His survivors include his wife Pearl one daughter Dorothy Jeffries one sister Ivie Satterfield and three grandchildren The report also mentions a separate note about an escape and floods in Ceylon and a statistic about world fish catch.
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Standley
Iberia
Fred E.leyes
Dad
Moore
Young
Osage Beach
Camdenton
New Hope
Kaiser
Pearl
Dorothy Jeffries
Ivie Satterfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Four Kansans die in two rainstorm crashes
Two highway wrecks in southeast Kansas during a Monday rainstorm killed four people and injured seven. A three car collision on K96 near Severy claimed three lives, while a four car crash on U S 34 near Fort Scott killed Mrs. Rose Bunch of Bronson and left several others hospitalized. Names include George C Meislohn 52 Ruby Marie Meislohn 51 and Er nest Lee Martin 57. Victims and injured are identified by city and age where listed.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Severy
U. S. 34
Fort Scott
Meislehn
Martin
Ernest Lee Martin
Nowata
Okla
Hazel
Rose Bunch
Bronson
Kan
William Earl Hayden
Dorothy
L Bunch
Peggy Chappel
Hutchinson
Sarah
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