Adams to testify on Goldfine ties under probe
Sherman Adams agreed to face a congressional committee investigating his ties with Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine who paid hotel bills and may have provided gifts. The White House says the inquiry concerns personal favors not official action and cites past immunity claims in the Dixon-Yates context.
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Associated Press News
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Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Adams-Goldfine
Committee
Dixon-Yates
Goldfine
Cabi
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Time Magazine
Washington
Athens Desk Sergeant Reunites With Ennis 1911 Class
Athens Police desk sergeant Emory Shelton met four members of Ennis High School’s 1911 class at their old hangout. The group plans annual reunions. some members live in Switzerland Rome New York and Washington. Other attendees include Vivian Burkhead retired railroad official and John McLain retired IRS employee.
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Ennis
Tex
Emory Shelton
Athens Police
Ennis High School
Shelton
Switzerland
Rome
New York
Washington
Vivian Burkhead
Southern Pacific Railroad
Austin
John McLain
Internal Revenue Service
Midwest City
Okla
Charge Reduced Against Suspect In Rape Case
Ralph, 32, accused of raping a 14 year old girl near Decatur on Highway 67 March 19, had the charge reduced to carnal knowledge by the June term. He was denied bond but later admitted to $5,000 bond and has been free since. The maximum rape penalty is life. carnal knowledge carries two to 10 years.
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Shelton
Athens
Marvin M. Perry
Corpus Christi
Tex
Perry
Terrell
Ennis
Willard
Limestone County
Carnal Ledge
Ralph
Athens 1
Highway 67
Deca
Conn
W. H. Long
Alabama Court of Later
Ralph Id
Dorothy DIX
San Francisco
Aurie
Nissen
S.F
Gordon T
Gordon
Cotaco Boy Ends 3 Years Without Missing School
William Grady Dempsey, 13, of Somerville, son of Mr and Mrs Grady Dempsey, has completed his third straight year of perfect attendance at Cotaco High. He will enter eighth grade in the next term.
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Somerville
William Grady Dempsey
Grady Dempsey
Cotaco High
William Grady
Health for Today Readers Ask By W Bauer MD
A medical columnist explains that general statements on cancer treatment do not apply to individuals and emphasizes relying on the attending physician. The piece covers radiation roles, cold liquids for children, bursitis recurrence, autogenous vaccine for acne, and rabies vaccination limits with advice on dog safety. Tomorrow: hypertension.
Ex-Folsom Aides' Firm Gets State Bond Work
State records show Wright Long and Booth and partner Frank Long, former Folsom aides, received 3000 and 4757 in fees for legal services on a 4 million dollar Alabama State Hospital and Partlow School bond and a 2 million dollar general hospital bond. Charles Pinkston, now governor chief of staff, got 4500 for services on a 3 million dollar Deaf and Blind Institute bond. Voters approved these bonds in December.
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Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Capitol
Wright
District Diary and Local Rotary Notes This Week
MOULTON a cop killed a rattlesnake on the steps of Sheriff Franklin Smiths office at the county jail. AUBURN twenty six architecture and arts students earned Dean's list honors for spring quarter. none from four local counties. CULLMAN Bob Sapp leads Rotary program at Lorenz Restaurant at 6 30 with Allen Hyatt and Don Brandon to discuss Boy State trip.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Franklin Smith
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Sam Hurst
Morgan, Cullman
Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Cullman
Bob Sapp
Lorenz Restaurant
Allen Hyatt
Rotary
Don Brandon
Don
Montgomery
Hartford banker converts retired bus into ski lodge
Hartford banker John D. Stout Jr. converts a retired city bus into a traveling ski lodge for his family of four. He named the bus Desire and plans to use it for trips to the mountains, hoping to save on travel costs.
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Hartford
Conn
John D. Stout Jr
Youngest Circus Trio Nida Rene Yvonne Star in Hamid Mortan Act
The world’s youngest circus stars are Nida age 2, Rene age 4, and Yvonne age 6 performing trick unicycling with the Hamid-Morton circus. Their father John Joanides, a juggler born in Athens, Greece, and their mother Vonda, a trapeze star born in Torino, Italy, raise the children born in Florida.
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Nida
Rene
Yvonne
Hamid-Morton Circus
John Joanides
Athens
Greece
Vonda
Torino
Italy
Florida
Schoolfield Trial Enters Sixth Day With New Foreman Probe
Nashville AP report says impeachment hearings on Judge Raulston Schoolfield proceed as senators examine testimonies from W. W. Argo and Joe Frank regarding false statements and large payments connected to gambling cases. Milton Stone, former Hamilton County Grand Jury foreman, expected to testify next.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Raulston Schoolfield
W. W. Argo
Victoria
Tennessee
Schoolfield
U.S. Senate
Joe Frank
Milton Stone
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Pedestrian Avoids Charge With Humorous Defense
In Huntington West Virginia a man was arrested for drunkenness but escaped a jaywalking charge after telling officers he cannot understand the new traffic signals when sober and they are worse when drunk, prompting leniency from police.
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Huntington
W. Va
Boston University room hides doors with secret panels
The Faculty Club room lacks door knobs and was built by Dr. Charles Weld to safeguard a valuable art collection. Hidden panels reveal access to the doors.
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Boston University
Charles Weld
Boy pays 15 cents for bath at city spa in Jersey City
In Jersey City a young boy, with three older sisters at home, finds no hot water at the baths and pays 15 cents for a bath at the city run spa, illustrating crowding and shortages in public facilities.
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Jersey City
N. J
City Baths
Horoscope: Stars Favor Home Life and Romance This Year
ESTRELLITA notes good trends for home and family matters and social life through late 1958, with optimism for birthdays and a promising romance for singles. Geminis may work creatively, earning rewards from September onward, while financial prudence remains key this year and late December brings good news.
Public appeal sought for infant death in Morgan County
Morgan County Sheriff Jimmie Collier asks for public help in solving the death of a newborn boy found in the Tennessee River near Whitesburg Bridge. The body, wrapped in a Huntsville Times纸 dated June 8 1958, shows a gauze tie around the neck and is believed strangled. Information can be shared with the sheriff at Elgin numbers or mailed to Decatur Alabama.
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Tennessee
Morgan County
Jimmie Collier
Collier
Huntsville
Madison County
Lewis Bluff
Whitesburg Bridge
Highway 231
Huntsville Times
State Dept. of Toxicology
Elgin
Decatur
Ala
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
Winfield Man Charged After Tenn Accident
H. Colston Stokes of Winfield Alabama is charged with negligent homicide in the traffic death of Ruth Herriman a Memphis woman. She died after a two car crash near Blackfish Lake while seven others were injured including members of the Mullins and Herriman families. State Patrol says Stokes crossed the highway to turn into a service station.
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Blackfish Lake
Ark
H. Colston Stokes
Winfield
Ala
Memphis
Ruth Herriman
West Memphis
State Patrol
Stokes
R. L. Mullins
Mullins
Ray
Dickinson College Grants Ten Year Faculty Leaves with Pay
Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania awards faculty a full year off every ten years with full salary in addition to annual vacations. Recipients must report on their constructive study and work during the leave.
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Dickinson College
Carlisle
Convict Inventor Sees Fortune In Toys From Prison
Clyde Wagner a 42 year old felon at Menard State Penitentiary has patented 70 toy ideas since 1941 and produced over 750 items. His Kongo Safari push pull elephant train drew 700000 orders with a 3 cent royalty per unit potential earnings of 21000. Wagner plans to reinvest proceeds to continue inventing while serving a 100 year sentence for a 1937 murder. He works as a vocational instructor in prison.
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Chester, Ill
Menard ‘State
Clyde Wagner
Wagner
Alton
Ill
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