Come Home Plea by Husband Stirs Oklee Town
OKLEE Minn uP Andrew Knutson, hotel operator, urged his congresswoman wife Coya to return from Washington and resume housekeeping. The town divides pro and anti Coya factions with a large share on both sides. Knutson cites a deteriorating home life and says his wife’s political choices are made by her handler. The couple declined comment.
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Ford Explains Refusal to Slash Prices
DETROIT UP Henry Ford explains why Ford Motor Co rejects Paul Douglas proposed 10 to 7 percent tax cut and 6 percent car price reduction. Ford says auto makers already lose money and UAW wage demands would raise costs, threaten profits, and endanger the industry. He notes steel and commodity price trends would offset any cut.
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Wife Slain in Divorce Tiff
In San Francisco Lilian D Hinton 40 was shot to death Thursday during a dispute over divorce. Her husband Clarence 43 was shot twice in the chest and in critical condition. He faces suspicion of murder. Homicide inspectors said powder burns suggested a close range shot but conditions unclear. Police did not determine if the husband acted in self defense or murder.
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Clar Sence
Ralph McDonald
Hinton
Fred
McDonald
Medina warns defenders of bill of rights at Arkansas bar
Federal Judge Harold R. Medina told a Hot Springs audience that America must not erode any part of the bill of rights to curb Communism. He warned that zeal to penalize Communists could weaken civil liberties, while noting the Reds now operate underground.
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Better Materials Needed for Space and Supersonic Rise
Los Angeles report quotes Gen Marvin C Demler of Air Force Research and Development saying missiles rockets and supersonic aircraft have maxed out current materials and new better materials are required to advance space and air development. Rescue teams struggle in Kyushu flooded mine as underground water burst from an abandoned pit trapping workers late at night. Drainage operations began at dawn as authorities coordinate with nearby mines and police.
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Marvin C. Demler
American Society For Metals
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Mare
Tonyo
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Tokyo Job Offer Angers Applicants
Applicants summoned by postcard to a Tokyo employment agency were surprised when a recruiter for the military forces delivered the presentation instead of a job offer. The incident highlights confusion over recruitment efforts in Japan.
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Angels
James Hagerty Presidential Press Secretary Birthday
James Hagerty born May 9, 1909 in Plattsburg New York served as Ike’s press secretary and long influential White House figure. Known as a chain smoker with a disarming grin and deep loyalty he previously advised Gov. Dewey and followed a family path in politics and journalism.
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Seven Accused Of Check Theft In San Francisco
Three men and four women were charged by the federal government in San Francisco with operating a check theft and forgery ring that netted about 20 000 dollars in 18 months. Defendants include Johnny Morris Milton Redwin Beverly Robinson all 22 to 25 from San Francisco with coconspirators Rita Hicks Evelyn Preston Alice Montes and Zipporah Carlo. They allegedly followed postmen to steal Treasury checks then forged and passed them.
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San Francisco
U.S
Johnny Morris
Milton Redwin
Beverly Robinson
Morris
Rita Hicks
Evelyn Preston
Oakland
Alice Montes
Zipporah Carlo
Secret Service
Treasury
Faubus Warns Guard May Be Needed Again at Central
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said national guardsmen might be needed again next fall to prevent Negroes from entering Central High School. He urged a special session to enact anti integration laws while criticizing federal orders and expressing hope troops will not be sent back next September.
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Vodka Sales Rise Despite Beer Slump in US
Los Angeles report notes vodka sales increasing as beer consumption declines. Industry executives Bunin of Blatz and Chapman of Heublein cite taxation and marketing restrictions as factors, while a typical American drinks about 15.9 gallons of beer annually. Vodka gains strongest traction in California.
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Chapman
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Lion incident at mobile car lot injures handler
Thomas S Eisentrager claims a caged lion at a used car lot in Mobile caused him to reach inside and pat the animal. He says a man approached and the lion reportedly mauled him, leaving Eisentrager with a broken arm and cuts. He describes handling wild animals in South America and is treated at Mobile County Hospital.
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Sydney
Australia
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New York
Bronx
South America
Mobile County Hospital
Platypuses Pamela and Paul Seek Worms in New York
David Fleay arrived to escort the two young platypuses to New York but the Honolulu Department of Agriculture reversed its approval. It requires five pounds of Australian soil to hold the worm supply, and Fleay urges peat as a substitute. He asks Bronx Zoo to take the issue to Washington.
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David Fleay
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Graham Attacks Teen Overemphasis on Sex
SAN FRANCISCO UP Billy Graham denounces youth fixation on sex arguing modern culture floods society with sexual imagery. He likens today’s generation to Samson, warns juvenile delinquency stems from parental issues and idle time, and endorses a modest fashion shift to deemphasize sexuality. He predicts rising police records for youths by 1965.
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Tayne Mansfield
Elvis ‘Presley
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Cow Palace
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Bill Goodwin Dies in Car, Veteran Radio TV Announcer
Bill Goodwin a 47 year old radio and TV announcer was found dead in his car of a probable heart attack near Flaming Springs California early today Police officer J B Wahlberg found the motionless driver at 428 am The body was taken to Palm Springs Hospital autopsy likely later Officers theorized the attack occurred as he pulled to the shoulder on Highway 121 He is survived by his widow three children and owned the Yooks Hotel here Goodwin formerly announced Burns and Allen and Bob Hope programs and hosted his own NBC TV show and a radio program He was born in San Francisco July 28 1910 and studied at the University of California He appeared in films such as Incendiary Blonde Stork Club Spellbound The Jolson Story and Atomic Kid.
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J.B. Wahlberg
Pals Springs Hospital
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Boy 6 Rescues Sister 2 From Lake Near Tampa
Taylor in Tampa credited today with saving his two year-old sister Karol Lou from drowning. He saw her drown in shallow water, ran into the lake, and pulled her to shore. Neighbors gave artificial respiration to revive the child.
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Crosby Brother Breaks Silence On Dennis Baby Claim
Dennis Crosby’s uncle Larry Crosby questioned paternity of Denise Michelle Scott, a six month old daughter claimed by Marilyn Scott from Dennis Crosby and Pat Sheehan. Larry said he checked on the matter and remains unconvinced. Dennis and Pat wed in Las Vegas. Dennis has not spoken publicly.
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Bing Crosby
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Marilyn Scott
Denise Mitchelle Scott
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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Pat Sheehan
Las Vegas
Indianapolis Deadlock Ends in 0-0 Vote Tie
In Indianapolis, Ellis J. Hall and Clifford Woodson finished in a dead heat for the Democratic committeeman post in a precinct. The vote recorded 0-0 as neither candidate nor any voters cast ballots.
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Ellis J. Hall
Clifford Woodson
Johnson Defends Space Agency Bill Speed
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson criticized the administration space agency bill as rushed through the Pentagon. Defense officials testified the military should retain fire control of space projects while a civilian agency handles non military exploration, with limited time for service input.
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Wilbert Brucker
Air Force
Malcolm A. McIntyre
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Garrison Norton
Young Marine Guilty of Objection Conscience Claim
Pvt. Peter H. Green, 19, from Illinois, found guilty by an eight member Marine general court martial on three counts including bringing discredit on the Marine Corps and possessing an illegal liberty card. He was sentenced to two years confinement, hard labor, and a bad conduct discharge. Green had claimed conscientious objector status and previously served four months in the brig for rifle refusal, offering a personal statement to the board about his views.
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Accident follows safety award at Globe Macaroni plant
Culver City report says Max Stoger, a maintenance worker for Globe Macaroni Products, fell from a chair while installing a National Safety Council yard plaque. He injured his left elbow after a 22 year accident-free safety record.
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