Public affairs probe probes Goldfine aide Shacklette
The subcommittee, after two secret meetings, voted to accept Shacklette’s resignation and urged a full investigation by the Justice Department FBI and city police. U S Attorney Gasch said wireless eavesdropping may be a crime but not typical wiretapping. Secret details include a bugged hotel room linked to Goldfine’s adviser and theft of documents from Mildred Paperman’s hotel room.
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L A Man Quizzed On Body Found in Trunk
UPI reports police questioned Edward E. Jameson of Los Angeles about the fatal beating of Paul Gordon Chipman of California. Gordon Chipman, a Stanford kitchen worker, was identified by a wallet. The body was found in the trunk after a car collision near Painted Rock on Highway 40. Jameson was arrested near the Truckee River. driver’s testimony linked him to the slaying. Chipman had worked at Stanford women's dormitory briefly last November.
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Marilyn Monroe Returns to Hollywood for New Film
Marilyn Monroe arrived back in Hollywood after a two year absence to begin work on Some Like It Hot. The blonde star, described as a torrid sex symbol, will play a wiretele playing girl in the twenties alongside co stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. May Reise assisted her from the plane after awakening.
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Marilyn Monroe Ends Hollywood Run With Fox Contract
Marilyn Monroe left Hollywood in June 1856 and signed a 400000 dollar seven year contract with 20th Century Fox to star in four pictures. The agreement ended a long dispute over television Broadway and outside film work. She later returned to act in Bus Stop in 1936 before marrying Arthur Miller in 1956 and traveling to England for a delayed money run alongside Laurence Olivier in a famous calendar era film.
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West Cautious At A Parke Nuclear Conference
At Geneva UPIsoviet scientists led the East West nuclear conference sixth working session as they push for a quick decision on using air wave registration to detect unauthorized nuclear explosions. Western scientists remain cautious and seek summary factors before agreeing on acoustic detection methods.
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Lincoln stay sites torn down for parking lot in Ottawa
In Ottawa Illinois a pair of houses where Abraham Lincoln stayed after his 1858 debate with Stephen A. Douglas are being demolished to clear space for a city parking lot. The sites are part of local history as preservation efforts clash with development plans. The demolition signals ongoing changes to the historical landscape and community memory in the area.
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Spider Bite Death Hinted In Read Case
LOS ANGELES April 13 A coroners autopsy surgeon said more microscopic and toxicologist tests would be planned to determine Read Budd Read 34 of Smithfield Utah who had been bitten by a tarantula The preliminary autopsy by Dr Donald Mills failed to reveal the cause of death Read was found Sunday with his face and neck badly swollen He had told the hotel manager a spider bite occurred near Bakersfield California Tests may reveal hidden bite marks as swelling subsides
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Runaway Girl Kills Policeman in Lewiston
A 14 year old runaway girl shot and killed Officer Paul Simard 32 as he moved with other officers toward a bush where she hid. Investigators say a murder warrant will be sought as the girl fled into woods after an argument with her mother. She reportedly gathered rifle ammo from a hunter’s cabin during the escape.
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Elvis Loses In Fan Race At Fort Worth
Elvis Presley and a fan named John King were racing in a Fort Worth area street when both sped in a 60 mph zone. Texas Highway Patrolman B G Adams caught them at 75 mph and issued tickets to both drivers. Presley joked that Adams had caught him.
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Freed U S Airmen to Report from Wiesbaden
Nine American airmen freed by the Soviets arrived in Wiesbaden Germany to report their capture. Families waited as U S Air Force officials said the official reports must come first. Nine others remained in Communist hands as East Germany negotiations stalled over recognition. An armed DC 6 transport was burned at a Soviet airport before the men landed.
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Dope Convict Escapes Kings County Jail for Second Time
UPI reports Ruben P. Perez, 22, an A. Hanford area convict serving a six month sentence for a navy related offense, escaped from Kings County jail by crawling through the ventilation system to the roof Monday. This marks his second jail escape, the first occurring in 1956. Sheriff Crvie Clyde provided the details.
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Communists Gain in Finland Election Surprise
Helsinki Finland. Communist Party scored surprising gains in the two day parliamentary elections. Results show the Communists with about 50 seats, seven more than before, Social Democrats down four, Agrarian Party third with 48. Hertta Kuusinen daughter of Otto Kuusinen emerges as a leading figure, party parliamentary leader with strong Stalinist leanings.
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Alaska Becomes Admitted State Pending Vote
Washington reports President Eisenhower signed the Alaska statehood bill in a White House ceremony. Alaska must hold a fall special election to ratify conditions for statehood while Congress weighs Hawaii's admission as the 50th state.
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Harbor Group Sets Meeting in Lake Shasta Area
Sacramento UPI reports Harbor Group Commission plans July 15 at Bridge Bay Resort Lake Shasta to discuss waterway developments in Northern California. Officials will hear oral and written presentations on projects and seek financial and technical aid for cities counties and districts exploring recreational waterway ventures.
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Ohio Executes Two Murderers in Death Row Incident
Ohio executed two murderers identified as Lemuel Son Trotter and Robert Jackson in a high profile case spanning Columbus and Cincinnati. The executions followed a Sept. 19, 1955 incident linked to a bar robbery, with details noting the killers’ ages and the rapid completion of the death sentence. The report references police and detective involvement and a broader backdrop of crime, railways, and industrial activity in India.
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