Bradley the Doughboy General Shifts to Space and Spares War
New York AP Hal Boyle profiles Gen Omar Bradley now 66 and chairman of Bulova Watch Co turning to space era challenges. He notes size matters in missiles, doubts about space armies, and stresses deterrence. Bradley recalls Marshall’s leadership and enjoys golf, quail hunting, fishing, and family letters from veterans and their parents.
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New York
Omar Nelson Bradley
U.S
West Point
Bradley
Bulova Watch Co
George C. Marshall
Eisenhower
Army
Wife of Professor Quizzed in Slaying
New York police questioned the wife of a St. Louis professor regarding the mysterious death of Lynn Kaull, a Boston heiress found on Spectacle Island after a date on a freighter. Authorities ponder murder or accident as further inquiries focus on Mrs. Juanita Spector who last saw Kaull alive.
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UPT
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A and Chie’ Cage
Boston
Harter
Lynn Kaull
Spectacle Island
Boston Harbor
Utrecht Hat
Michall A. Luongo
Stanley Spector
Washington University
Spector
Khauffman
Ofton
Joseph B. Fallon
Nixon Tops California GOP Poll For 1960 Nomination
California Republicans favor Vice-President Richard Nixon for the 1960 GOP nomination with about 64 percent support, showing Nixon as the strongest candidate to win the presidential race. Rockefeller and others trail, while Nelson Rockefeller remains a distant second. The poll notes Nixon’s growing strength and confirms firming opinions ahead of the Democratic contest coverage.
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Richard of. Nixon
California
GOP
Nixon
Republican Cay
Richard Nixon
Nelson Nockefelley
Haroll Stasaen
Henry C. Lodge J Lentral
Barry Goldwalee
Neynintan
Nixon Ari Rockefeller
Daily Review
Little Rock Editor Quits For New Job
Harry S. Ashmore resigns as executive editor of the Arkansas Gazette after 12 years to join the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at Santa Barbara College. He won a 1958 Pulitzer for editorials on integration and will warn to study mass media performance. J N Helskell cites national importance and school-stability concerns as factors in the move.
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Little Rock
Ark
APD
Harry S. Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
New
Center For the Study of Democratic
Santa Barbara
Ashmore
Edtor
J. N. Helsketl
Gazette
Heiskell
Like Rock
Secretary MeElroy to View Pacific Defenses
Defense Secretary Neil M. MeElroy will arrive in Tokyo on Thursday to begin a tour of U.S. military installations across the Pacific. In Los Angeles, Kappa Sigma fraternity members at USC face expulsion after a hazing incident last week that resulted in Richard Swanson, 21, dying from a chunk of raw liver lodged in his throat during initiation.
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UPI
Defense
Neil Tl. MeElroy
Tokyo
U.S
Pacific
Mility Los Angeles
Bers
University of Southern California
Richard Swanson
USC
Norman Topbing
Swanson
Fraternity
Ant Diversity Counts Thousands of Ant Subspecies
The National Geographic Society reports about 6000 known subspecies species and varieties of ants.
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National Geographic Society
Extra Cent on US Gas Tax Starts Oct
Washington USA. President Eisenhower signed the bill to fund the interstate highway system, raising the federal gasoline tax by one cent per gallon for 71 months. The increase, part of 98 bills approved, will add about one billion dollars over the period and roughly 8.67 dollars per year for a motorist driving 10,000 miles at 10 miles per gallon.
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UPI
Stacling
American Motorista
Ibave
Wet
Congress
Eisenhower
Presklert
Slites
Grocers Warned On Price Fixing At Convention
CORONADO UPI Attorney General Stanley Mosk warned grocers they must walk the line between price fixing and unfair competition or face consequences. He told delegates at the 60th Annual California Grocers Association convention that the state would not tolerate leaders to eliminate competition or price fix. He called the issue a difficult dilemma for the economic system.
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UPI
Stanley Mackelay
Mosk
California
Grocers Asstt. Hig
Ides
Mac
Navy seeks missing canopy from jet incident
UPI reports in Memphis that the U S Navy aims to locate a 2 000 canopy fallen from a Navy jet but will not spend money. In San Francisco a crowd gathered for Nikita Khrushchev’s visit. Lee McGrail from Denver recalls being kicked by a police horse. In London motorist Eric B Pye explains failing to chase a burglar in a bubble car. in Gateshead custodians report finding burglar tools. In Rio de Janeiro the government says coins will replace one and two cruzeiros notes. printing cost noted at 18 cruzeiros per one cruzeiro note.
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Tenn
UPI
U. S. Navy
Millingten Meval
San Francisco
Lee McGrail
Denver
Colo
Prymine Nikite Khrushchev
McGrail
Xhrushches
London
Eric B. Pye
Manny
Pye
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Truck accident ends in tragedy for married couple
In Hollywood a truck driver Aubrey Holstein struck his wife Bernice Holstein on a sidewalk after an argument. He claimed not to see her as his left rear wheels rolled over her. she died on impact. Bernice Holstein, 38, mother of three, died at the scene.
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Hollywood
Aubrey Holstein
United Nations Farms
General Assembly
New York
Air Force Promotion Of Film Star Blasted
A Senate subcommittee scrutinizes Air Force reserve promotions led by Jimmy Stewart to brigadier general. The panel finds no clear criteria and urges overhaul while noting Stewart’s promotion amid delay and alleged favoritism affecting other officers.
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Lashington
UBESA
Senate
Jimmy Stewart
Air Force/ness
Document Reserve
Stewart
Asin
Navy
Air Ehier
Stewark
Margaret Chase Smithy
Maine
Muuch
Dirksen Charges Democrats Opened Wide Investigations
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen accused the Democratic Congress of widening investigations to probe corruption and scandal in the Eisenhower era. He cited Congress’s 5.2 million dollar Senate and 4.0 million dollar House outlays for investigations, noting the 6th Congress’ first session tops prior records in scope and cost. He highlighted probes into small grain programs, meat grading, radio spectrum, and Navy gun reports.
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UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Democratic Congress
Dirksen
House
6Th Congress
Hlingis
Congress
Navy
Reg. Rich
EL Lankford
D-Md
F Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Sloné
Centric High student claims beating on city bus
Annette Harper, a 16 year old senior at Central High School, says Cecil White, a Negro junior high student, shoved her on a city bus and punched her face multiple times. Her glasses were knocked out the window and she sustained a bruised lip. Police investigated and referred the matter to school and juvenile authorities with potential charges through the prosecuting attorney.
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Little Rock
UPI
Central High School
Annette Harper
Cecil White
Gene Smith
Harper
SF Board Endorses LA 1963 World Fair Plan
San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Monday endorsed Los Angeles plans for the 1963 world's fair. The board adopted a resolution requesting the President and Congress designate Los Angeles as the fair site.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Congress
Navy issues call for law grads to join officer corps
Navy announces a program seeking law school graduates for Naval Officer Candidate School. To obtain further details contact the Navy recruiting office at Hayward or Montgomery, relief engineman Whiston King stated.
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Navy Issues
Call For Law Grads
Intent Law School
Whiston King
Navy
Navy Recruiting Office
Montgomery Lls
Hayward
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