Tuna Not His Teamster Said By Cohen Hearing
Washington report states Teamster leader Hal Cohen claimed under oath he did not catch any tuna in a weekly derby. Investigators questioned Cohen about alleged trade of tuna tournament winnings as suspicions rose of possible contempt of Congress. Cohen appeared before the committee amid tense testimony and photos. Belgian royalty coverage followed in Brussels with Princess Paola’s royal ceremony drawing thousands.
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Nixon and Kozlov admit Soviet famine aid in tense exchange
In a Washington meeting, Nixon and Herter pressed Soviet first deputy premier Kozlov to acknowledge past famine relief gifts and currency exchanges. Kozlov admitted some shipments and the Krushchev era gifting were misplayed, while Nixon and Herter emphasized straightening the record and unity.
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Duel Fizzles Out In Hollywood Comedy Of Errors
Hollywood tale unfolds as Wayie Preston a television cowboy meets Arthur Crawley attorney for filmdom at a studio after a raucous sprint to the venue. Preston claims Crawley avoided a planned duel amid a swirl of miscommunication and party intrigue surrounding Laura Steventing.
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Killer Enjoys Prison Meal In Big Stay Of Execution
OSSINING NEW YORKOSSAIN SAYS KELLy KEITH awaiting execution for murder with a special meal in prison. Leroy Keith was granted an eighty day stay of execution by Governor Nelson A Rockefeller after a prior error. The date remains unclear as officials review the case and possible delays.
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Almanac Today July 2 1959 and historical notes
Almanac entry for July 2 1959 notes the 183rd day of the year with 182 remaining. Moon near new phase, evening planets Mercury through Saturn visible. Historical highlights include 1776 Congress declaring independence, 1876 elevated railroad opening in NYC, Garfield shot in 1881, Cleveland White House wedding in 1886, Wilson nomination in 1912, Dempsey knockout in 2022, and a 946 Mississippi voting event. Thought for today quotes Garfield on vengeance.
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License Suspensions Rights Debate Hits DMV Authority
Sacramento legal notes challenge the Department of Motor Vehicles power to suspend or revoke licenses for drunk driving. Deputy DMV official Bruce Bright cites Section 606 to defend broad discretion, while counties push for court involvement. recent actions impose at least six month suspensions for first offenders, with 90 day increments cited. Robert McCarthy announced a statewide policy enforcing six month suspensions for arrested and convicted offenders, tightening penalties for repeat or prior escape from suspensions.
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Drowns In Blue Lake After Car Tops Over
Two youths Kenneth Daugherty and Harald Daugherty, both 20s, drowned when their car veered off Highway 20 into Blue Lake near Lakeport. Victor Reardon and Franklin Beare escaped after the vehicle sank in about 40 feet of water. Rescue divers searched Wednesday night for the bodies.
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Foreign Aid Backers Hope to Counter Vote
Washington based Senate supporters of long range foreign aid seek to overturn a tentative 48 to 42 vote that would strip borrowing provisions from a 1.1 billion dollar annual foreign aid bill over five years for the Development Loan Fund. The debate centers on financing methods and annual appropriations.
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Teachers Have Higher Education in State Colleges
SACRAMENTO says about 48 percent of 498 new full time state college teachers hold a master's degree and 14 percent hold a bachelor's. One percent have no degree while around 34 percent hold doctoral degrees or other, with ages largely between 20 and 40.
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Olympic Torch Trail Blazed From Snow Shoe Thompson Past
The Olympic torch begins its journey along the Sierra trails once blazed by Snow Shoe Thompson, a famed 19th century skier, en route to the 1960 Winter Games in Squaw Valley.
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