State Break With FBI Is Reported
Governor Patterson reportedly ordered highway patrolmen and state investigators to refuse cooperation with the FBI. The move, unconfirmed by Patterson, follows a controversial Kennedy statement seen as critical of Alabama amid recent racial unrest. Public officials gave no official confirmation.
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Harry Cook
Public Safety
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Robert Kennedy
Alabama
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Kennedy
U. S
Washington
Justice Department
Board To Eye B-Girls With More Disfavor
The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board plans closer scrutiny of businesses employing brief receptionists or “b-girls” to promote drinks. Board administrator Ed Azar said many complaints have been filed about such employment and stricter supervision will follow.
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State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Ed Azar
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Eichmann Trial Continues In Jerusalem As Prosecution Presses Case
Adolf Eichmann 55 sits through nine weeks of testimony blaming him for the Nazi murder of six million Jews. The state has presented 1,400 documents and 109 eyewitness accounts, with sessions costing Israel about 1.4 million dollars. Prosecution vows to finish its case, then Eichmann will testify as the defense plans its approach. The trial may extend into 1961 with appeals possible to higher Israeli courts.
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Israel
Eichmann
Israeli Supreme Court
Sparkman Urges U S to Resume Nuclear Tests
Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama says the United States should be free to resume nuclear weapon testing if Russia rejects a test ban treaty. He reports no evident Russian willingness to strike a deal after his Geneva visit and warns against letting talks drag on indefinitely.
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
United States
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
Naval exchange to train cadets from U S and Canada
The U S and Canadian navies agree to exchange officer cadets for training this summer.
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Naval Exchange Ottawa
U.S
Canadien
Dysentery Outbreak Causes 105 Deaths in Central Java
Government reports 105 people have died in a dysentery outbreak in central Java. The AP notes the fatalities amid health concerns as authorities investigate the source and response measures.
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Indonesia
Central
Java
Want Ads Describe Drinks Sales Approach
A brief note explains want ads aim to entice patrons to buy drinks for others and themselves, highlighting an approach to boost beverage sales and patron engagement.
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