Arrest Bares Son Cruelty To Aged Man
In Stayton Oregon deputy sheriffs rescued an 88 year old man from an electric fenced pen in his son's backyard. Daniel George Cale, 60, was arrested on assault and battery charges after deputies witnessed him kicking the elderly man and pouring water on him as he tried to rise. The victim, Eugene W. Cale, was found in a filth laden enclosure with a stove, single light, makeshift bed, and a chained spoon. Bail was set at 2500 dollars.
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Ore
UPI
Wften
Daniel George Cale
Carlos Thornton
Eugene W. Cale
Thornton
Cole
mid-Willamette Valley
Valley Fever Antibiotic Shows Promise in Trials
Dr. William Winn, director of a Springville sanitarium, reported at the American College of Chest Physicians that amphotericin B yielded promising results in treating San Joaquin Valley fever. The drug was given to 14 patients, most showing marked improvement. Valley fever is common in the San Joaquin Valley and parts of Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and northern Mexico, infecting over 35,000 people yearly with about half a percent severe cases.
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San Francisco
UPI
Wiliam Winn
Springville
American College of Chest Physicians
San Joaquin
Nevada
Ari
Fone
New
Mexico
Texas
Mexiinn
Winn
Adams-Goldfine probe urged by House Democrats
Washington Democrats press for the Justice Department to investigate Sherman Adams and his ties to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Lawmakers seek Goldfine tax records, Adams defends truthfulness, and calls grow for Adams to resign amid bipartisan tension over the affair.
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Washington
UPN
Justice Department
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Peter F. Mack Jr
D+ Calif
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Goldfine
Eisenhower
Hee
William P. Rogers
New Hampshire
Hole
Paul M. Butler
House
Suzy Parker in Hospital After Car Train Wreck
Movie actress Suzy Parker remains in St Vincent's Hospital with broken arms after a car train collision that also killed her father. New York attorney Paul O'Dwyer called the accident a veritable death trap while doctors expect a good recovery outlook. Parker’s condition listed as good with a nine day anticipated release.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Suzy Parker
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Augustine
New York
Paul O'Dwyer
UN chief Hammarskjold launches Lebanon peace mission
Beir ut crowded with troop movements as UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives to oversee peace efforts in Lebanon. Rebels threaten intervention by Western powers while Hammarskjold seeks Arab and international backing to avert a broader crisis amid Bekaa Valley clashes. U.S. and Britain pledge support if needed as Cairo Radio signals turn toward a Suez crisis parallel.
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UED
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Watchdoc
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U.S
Russia
Middle East
Hanmarskjold
Camille Chamoun
Sadi Salam
Hammarskjold
U.N
Bekaa
United States
World wide protest after Nagy execution stirs unrest
London reports say Soviet leaders met in Moscow to plan moves against Tito and any deviationists after the Hungarian premier Nagy was executed. Riots and protests spread across Europe and beyond, with torchlight processions in Bern and Oslo demonstrations. China praised the act while Poland and Italy weighed diplomatic moves and Hungary tightened border security.
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UPI
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Switzerland
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China
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Asia
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Amendment to tax law aims to aid publishers
Senate Finance Committee approved a measure to correct inequity in tax law for newspapers and magazines. The amendment would let publishers defer reporting of prepaid subscription income until earned, removing hardship for those not allowed to use the earned basis.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Carlson
Ran
Senate Finance Committee
Carlson
Internal Revenue
Finance Committee
Two Ballplayers Die in Car Collision
Two young baseball players were killed near Geyserville in a head on collision. Keith Friend Anastasio 18 Hermiston and Ronald Undersheriff Andrew Johansen 22 Port Chester N Y were in the other vehicle. Ellis G Pasquini 62 was found dead by Sonoma County sheriff's deputies at his ranch after allegedly surrendering to a warrant. The crash occurred when their car swerved to avoid a house on the highway. The victims were leaders of a Minot baseball team and were en route to North Platte Nebraska after a transfer posting.
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UPI
Port Chester
N.Y
Pasquini
Minot
Sife
North Platte
Neb
Sonoma County
Federal Grand
Cuming Wack
Family takes dead girl's date on trip to Cleveland
Patricia Anita Deal’s family plans to leave San Mateo for Cleveland with her 16 year old steady Charles Richard Fowler, who was her farewell date the night she died. Fowler's transfer to Ohio by Johns Manville Co. prompted the trip after the fatal Skyline Boulevard crash that claimed Patricia. Fowler was sedated at home and attended her funeral in shock.
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San Mateo
UPI
Patricia Anita Deal
Cleveland
Charles Richard Fowler
W.A. Deal
Deal
Ohio
Johns Manville Company
Young Fowler
Skyline Blvd
Patricia
Fowler
Luck Spell Ends With Boy's Death In New York
New York city police report the death of seven year old Michael, son of sanitation worker Joseph Roccisano, who died after falling beneath a mobile carousel near his home. About 60 neighborhood mothers and children witnessed the accident. Roccisano, 31, a golf champion, had competed recently against top players in Oklahoma and had won $250 on a TV show whose prize he donated to a local club. his wife is expecting their third child.
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New York
UPI
Joseph Roccisano
Roccisano
Rolt
National Oper
Oklahoma
Michael
Trujillo Solons Vote to Reject U.S. Military Aid
Dominican Congress approves a resolution denying $900000 in U S military aid and revoking American operating rights for missile tracking and navigation stations. The move follows sharp U S criticism of Trujillo and incidents of Dominican students in U S military schools. The measure argues aid would serve U S interests and collective security.
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Clubad
Rafael Trujillo
U.S
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Zsa Gabor
Kim Novak
United States
Dominican Republic
Columbia Honors MacArthur Again
New York UPI reports Columbia University awarded General of the Army Douglas MacArthur an honorary doctor of laws degree at a luncheon yesterday. He was among 11 World War II military chiefs honored in absentia at a February 1947 convocation when the ceremony took place. The symbols were presented at the home of Dr. Grayson Kink, president of the university.
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Columbia University
Douglas MacArthur
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Far East
Grayson Kink
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