Alcoholism Unit Leader Urges Prohibition Politics
BOMASLINDA Calil UPI Dr An dray Ivy of the University warns prohibition sentiment is spreading nationwide. He predicts a surge in alcohol abuse and crime if trends continue, citing figures of nine to ten million alcoholics by 1966 and crime rising toward 700,000 incidents by 1966. He advocates a national education program to curb alcoholism.
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Bomaslinda, Calil
UPI
Relsti
Andray C Ivys
University of Fact
Hévbad
Politi Jane
Institute of Serrae Studies
College “of Medical Suaingelists
America
Ivy
United
Merica’s
Eglcobol
Tyy
Bomb scare aboard westbound airliner delays flight
UPI reports an anonymous call prompted a Denver to Chicago westbound United Airlines flight to return to Denver after scanning for a bomb. The plane carried 19 passengers and a crew of 3. No bomb was found and the craft landed safely after a late delay.
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Boatland
Ores
UPI
UAL
Sane Ticago
Denver
Ev o Workmen Escape Cave in Benicia Hazard
Two Oroville construction men nearly died Monday when a sewer shaft collapsed burying them. Floyd Huntings and Taurman W. Coe were at the bottom and top of the ice excavation as sides gave way. Huntington lowered himself to cover Coe’s head, both were dug out and taken to Vallejo General Hospital where they were found not seriously hurt. Also reported Elish Sweet’s husband Raymond Hackett, 55, funeral set for Wednesday. he was born in New York City and acted in the 1960s.
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Benicia
UPI
Orovitte
Greval
Huntington
Ington
Coe
Iew
neSfir
Raymond Hackett
Elgishe Sweet
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller Biography Fragments Highlight Wealth and Charity
Born July 8 1908 in Bar Harbor Maine Nelson Rockefeller grew up with a strict allowance and saved 10 percent for donations while banking another 10 percent His travels include a bike trip in France He promoted Americanism and donated millions to charity and Latin American development He served as a dollar a year man and had five children
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Nelson
France
Rockefeller
U.S
Trujillo Hinted Ready to Return
Trujillo's orders to hoist his Mercedes-Benz aboard the yacht Angelita sparked speculation he plans to return to the Dominican Republic soon. Denied by officials due to lack of landing facilities, the four-masted Angelita remains docked at Catalina Island after a Fourth of July cruise. officers were told to move the car themselves to another pier with hoisting gear.
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Pedro
Calif
OPI
Rafael Trujillo
Angelita
Republic
Relhael
Los Antgeles
Beith 86
Catalina Island
Trujillo
Angelitas
Cuban Airmen Die in Crash at Preston Airfield
Havana dispatch reports a Cuban Navy amphibious patrol plane washed and burned on landing at Preston Airfield in Oriente. Five crewmen were killed, three others were injured, and one escaped unharmed. Official tally lists 110 dead? The fragmentary dispatch provides few clear details.
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Havana
Cuba
Preston
Oriente
Trovinge
Senate Fight To Restore Aid Cuts Launched
Senate aim to restore part of House aid cuts faces administration opposition as hearings begin. State Department officials lead plea to restore the full 3.674 billion in foreign aid, with lawmakers forecasting partial restoration amid ongoing negotiations.
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Senate
Washington
Presido Ets
House
Iiem
Gidae
Senate Appropriations Committee
Douglas Dillon
State” Department
Dillon
Neil H. McElroy
Get
Nathan ‘F. Truaning
Joint Chiefs” of
Administration
Congress
U. ‘Eisenhower
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate A
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Chile Minister Resigns in Protest Over Government Policy
SANTIAGO Chile Octavio Reyes resigned as minister of justice on Monday in protest against the government. The move comes amid tensions with the leftist coalition over reforms and a perceived shift in policy direction.
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Santiago
Chile
UPN
Octavio Reyes
Aes
Doctors oppose state medical care plan hearing in San Francisco
Doctors testifying before the State Senate Interim Committee on Social Welfare oppose major features of the new medical care program for indigents. They complain of red tape and prior-authorization requirements, while some say services were adequate before the program. County officials defend the plan, noting little abuse and arguing for direct payments to physicians.
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San--Francisco
State Senate
Martin Hutchinson
Santa Ross
Sonoma
Napa County
Nape’s
George Wyman
California Department of Social Welfare
Candy sales rise as income dips in recession
Victor H. Gies of Mars Candy Company told 3,800 confectionery representatives that candy demand grows when family purses tighten. He predicted a 3 percent rise in 1958 production and noted Americans already eat over 18 pounds of candy per year. He cited vast agricultural inputs behind candy production to illustrate its economic impact.
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San. Francisco
UPN
Mb. A
Mars. Candy Company of
Chicago
Victor H. Gies
Mars
National Confectioners' Association
Gies
New Car Price Label Law Gets Auto Support
DETROIT UPD Auto industry spokesmen welcomed a new law requiring factory suggested price labeling for new cars. They claimed the rule would boost buyer confidence and sales. President Eisenhower signed the bill into law March. The measure targets misrepresentation of discounts and includes a $1,000 fine for improper labeling.
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Detroit
UPD
Auto Industry
Ives
Eisenhowe
Mariday
Hig
Auto Brite
Fresno race driver Elisian held on bad check charge
Fresno race track driver Ed Elisian was ordered jailed awaiting sentencing on a single charge of passing a $300 bad check after missing fingerprinting. He pleaded guilty June 19 to one count and a motion to dismiss two additional counts involving $720 in checks was taken under advisement by Judge Shepard.
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Fresno
UPI
Dover
Elisian
Superhard
Elisian J
Shepard
District Attorney’s Office
Cuba Rebel Demands Snag Release of U S Hostages
In Havana rebels reportedly pressed for a high level negotiator before Marine and sailor hostages are freed. Three more American civilians were flown from Oriente Province, bringing total released to a reported number as talks continue. U S naval officials cited scattered rebel bands delaying coordinated releases and noted a possible prolongation of the hostage exodus.
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Havana
UPH
Thountainiente
Fidel Castro
Dom. Harlier
U.S
Earl Smith
Oriente
U.S. Naval
Guantanamo
Robert E. Ellis
Naval Dese
Captive's Wife Reports Mail From Missing Navy Sfirman
The wife of Navy firman FL T. Mossness of Ames Idaho says she has received letters from him since his abduction by Cuban rebels on June 28. She sent a camera to him with film to take pictures and reports he is held in a camp with an American civilian in the mountains of Oriente Province.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy Firman
T. Mossness
Ames
Mossness
Oriente
Hills
Avasueo Omnis Mossness
Mosegaard
Mose
Gaard
Man Killed in Fight Over Kids
A knife and pitchfork assault left one man dead and another injured after a dispute over grandchildren playing on the property. Santa Cruz County authorities detained Nathan Brashers, 53, and Albert Mosegaard, 69, amid the investigation.
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UPI
Santa Cruz
Nathan Brashers
Albert P. Mosegaard
Apto
Shetiff
Esid Drechane
Elfrida Von Nazdroff Loses Quiz Crown on TV
New York news reports Elfrida von Nazdroff failed on a simple query ending her 21 week Twenty One reign. Robert Leicester, 48, dethroned her as Becker chased. Elfrida left with about 40 401 profit after heavy taxes.
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New York
UPI
Elfrida von Nazdroff
Twentyone
Elfrida
Robert Leicester
Brooklyn
Miss von Nardroff
Jost
Leicester
Stephen Becker
Bedford Village
Becker
Leicester- von Raxsenst Uel
Miss von Nordrof
Jeader
Nuremberg
Wer
Hermenn Goering
Joseph Goebbels
Youth Stands At the Altar Fort Worth Wedding
Fort Worth Texas reports a marriage by a minister who claimed ordination from a Baptist church. County Clerk Mel Faulk accepted the certificate for Forest Pinkerton, 19, and Betty Ann George, 38, after the officiant Rev Brian demonstrated the ceremony. The groom comments on his nerves, noting the ceremony was his first.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Mel Faulk
de Brian
Brian
Faulk
Baptist
Forest Pinkerton
Betty Ann George
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