Calls to release TV quiz fraud data urged in court
New York moves to public grand jury presentment alleging national fraud in television quiz shows. Prosecutor Frank Hogan says the document reveals widespread deception and calls for legal remedies to prevent recurrence. A judge and attorneys discuss whether the presentment should be released to the public, with support from bar associations.
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Plastic Surgeons End London Meet in Five Day Congress
London delegates concluded a five day congress with a reception at Gullthall. The gathering opened last night with remarks by Samuel and a focus on advances in dental and facial surgery.
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London
Samuel “Alle
Tormite
Cansain
Plan to Share AEC Data OK'd
Washington AP report says a plan to share atomic data with the NAO was approved by the Congressional Atomic Energy Committees. The motion to table the resolutions failed, blocking the agreements.
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AEC
Washington
APD
Moiliy
Congress
Lost Hunter Hunted Victim Of Bear Battle
MISSOULA Montana authorities studied evidence indicating missing hunter Sam Adams was killed and eaten after a bear attack. A search party found Adams near a mountain meadow on the western Continental Divide where his body showed injuries and clothing remnants. The investigation cited teeth marks, torn skin, and digested remains in a circle of evidence, with deputies concluding Adams was killed during a bear encounter while hunting with two companions Ed Hodges and Chester Wryty near Missoula.
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Here
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Mixsowli
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Wien
Speelad
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Witt Alory
Halle
Adams
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Hibernia
Seria
Sys
Pitt
Rae Ang Bent
Selet
Ledala
Bubonic Plague Case Reported at City Hospital
A medical report notes a bubonic plague case in Berkeley. The patient was not identified and is recovering at Slurin Hospital in Honor after exposure risks are investigated. a related transmission concern to nearby contacts is being evaluated by health officials.
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Calitaratta
Gatharnin
Mulgobn
Slurin Hospital
Laa
Antenetty Shila Tnt
Bids Called On Freeway Link
SACSAMINTO PRESS reports bids invited for a four mile freeway link between Mont d Viste and Daxter, Sacramento, with a budget around 7.3 million dollars. Also sought were con struction bids for related connections north of Hearlsburg and other sections, with openings anticipated August 12. The Daily Review lists funding and project scope across multiple segments and notes publisher and contact details.
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Daily Review
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Winton Ave
Hayworth Calif
Calabazas Creek
Agnow Road
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Northwest Leads In Aerial Seeding In 1988
Washington report from the Agriculture Department notes about 32 500 acres of forest lands seeded by aerial seeding in the Northwest during 1988. Tree farms and private forest lands were vital, accounting for 63 percent of all seeding nationwide that year.
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Agric Joultiré Department
Almanac Today July 14 1959 Historic events and quotes
The almanac notes July 14 as the 195th day of 1959 with 170 remaining. It lists historical events from 1789 Bastille storming to 1945 SHAEF dissolution, plus quotes and planetary mentions for Venus through Mercury and a Twain thought on loyalty.
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Inn
Paris
Bastille
Franklin Piérce
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Congress
Lincoln
Mark Twain
Prison Rebellion Keeps Inmates Underground At Tennessee Mine
Convicts at Slushy Mountain State Prison mine in Tennessee remain 1,400 feet underground after threatening to blow the mine with dynamite. Authorities report 95 inmates involved, demanding better food and higher pay. Hostages identified, while three men overseeing operations and two nearby mines were stood down amid negotiations. Security tight as officials and troopers monitor the standoff.
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Prixon
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Patterson
Cotreution
Bute
Toh Momlay
Convieta
Ute Hon Anges
Slushy Mountain State
Spervisa Mining
Alaka
Wiewalla
Ben Davis
Rant Hensley
Sheredy Boneh
Tom Jones
Othure Houlage
Rane
Moniay
Hane
Megroes
Mina
Tennesser
Milne, Whey
Stato
Sabeminehino
Vacationed official hints at gold plot amid domestic dispute
A chaotic report recounts Lang Loubiana, an executive, arguing over gold and a plan to flee to Turks with his wife Binithe. A reconnection claim, alleged forged documents, and accusations of money schemes surface as investigators caution on alleged schemes and personal rows.
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Tex
UPI
Lang
Loubiana
Binithe
Tnt
Enc Hax
Laouislann
Hayhuyn
Panker
Telhiy
Tangy
Slight quake felt near UC
A minor earthquake was reported Monday near the University of California. A UC seismograph recorded a low intensity tremor, with details sparse, noting the quake occurred around the Las Punt area and was detected by campus instruments.
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UPI
Fa Mduila Radio
Universy of California
Muake
de Rechter Stata
Las Punt
Macmillan Asked To Visit Japan
London report says Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke IkishI invited Harold Macmillan to visit Japan. Petals of the visit will be worked out later. No immediate comment from Japanese delegation on the report.
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UPO
Nobusuke Ikishi
BeUsh
Harold Macman
Japan
London Daily Mall
Cuba Leader Faces Accusations of Red Treason Plot
Havana dispatch reports President Manuel Urrutia Mondeau charging the Communist faction with treason as internal power struggles deepen in Fidel Castro’s government. Urrutia urges denouncement of the Communist paper Loy and accuses it of aiding a U.S. and Soviet counter-revolutionary effort, while Castro avoids confrontational language and Premier Castro dismisses such claims as counter-revolutionary.
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Ae Umulla
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Ibn
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Castro
Shyone
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Thim
U. S
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Padre L
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Casro
Marines End First Night Of Desert March At Death Valley
In California near Death Valley the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Division from Camp Pendleton trudged through 130 degree heat. The unit covered roughly 16 miles during the night and camped at Trail Canyon Spring. They plan a 4 day march to Fort Whitney starting tonight at 8 p.m. The group continues night marches to avoid the heat.
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Steamship Lines To Boost Fares Next Year
In season, passenger lines between the United States Canada and Europe will raise fares next year. The Transatlantic Passenger Steamship Conference, representing 26 shipping lines, said summer season minimum fares will be increased by $10 in Ura class and $15 in cably I class.
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UPT
Unite States
Canali
Europe
Transatlantts
Garbage collector admits coal haul in England
In Pelsall England police say Charles Hill admitted collecting on his rounds since 1950s after finding coal in his garage and cellar. The case highlights odd items found in routine waste pickups across the area.
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Pelsall
England
UPI
Charles Hill
Mother and daughter reunite after 29 years across generations
Ruby Shelton and Mildred Denouts met for the first time since 1930 in Los Angeles revealing a decades long search. Shelton traced her daughter through Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas finally locating relatives in Oxnard California and signaling a joyous four generation reunion.
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Angeles
UPI
Morelay
Ruby Shelton
Las Vegas
Nev
Mildred
Los Angeles
Denouts
Francine Heise
Gul
Miarrel
Mra. Hesse
Mikro
Kansas
Missoni
Shelton
Steel Furnaces Begin Cooling Off for Strike
Across the nation the steel industry slowed as furnaces cooled and coke supplies dwindled amid stalled contract talks in New York. Merchants and workers in Gary, East Chicago, South Chicago, and Youngstown reported early business declines while workers voiced frustration at ongoing layoffs and uncertainty about gains from any settlement.
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UPI
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Steel
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South Chicago
Gates
U.S. Steel
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South Chicano
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Indiana Harbor
Fast Chicago
Oan Oller
Brown Seeks State Reform Plan For California
Brown outlines a future for California focusing on government reorganization to cut costs and boost efficiency. He cites executive branch streamlining, a Bert Levit led committee, and proposed concrete reforms before the Legislature. An attorney proposes a small business support panel to aid startups.
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Gayer
Gail
Brawn
Dicortor
Bert Levit
Aroblem
Stanley -Wiegel
Brown
Infante
Accleat
Islness
Navy Launch Plans Solar Rocket Experiment
Navy prepares a two stage rocket mission from VON ARGUELL California to study solar sublation and cosmic rays. The launch aims to deploy a 90 pound payload to reach 150 miles altitude with instrumented measurements while observing sunspot effects on radiation transmission.
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Arguell
Calif
Navy
Menance Solar
Isis
Roy Kul
German Dies In U S Depot Fire
A fire at a U S Army storage depot near Stuttgart Germany killed a German employee. Officials said equipment worth more than 20 000 dollars was destroyed by the blaze.
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U.S
Stuttgart
Germany
Foghorn Developed For Small Boat Owners
A trigger operated foghorn powered by liquified gas designed as a refrigerant has been developed for use by small boat owners in Wilmington Delaware.
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Del
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