Ousting of ABC Board Members Explained in Raleigh
Raleigh AP report says state ABC Board Chairman W S Hunt cited incompetence and disloyalty as reasons for forcing resignations of John N Buck and W C Taylor. Both men resigned effective Monday after being offered resignation or dismissal. Buck, 42, earned 4917 yearly. Taylor, 58, earned 5935. both ten years on board. Hunt had previously fired Ron ald Hocutt as director of the Wine and Malt Beverage Division for dishonesty.
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Hunt
Taylor
Steel strike data set for release at news conference
Mitchell said the six week steel dispute data are being printed and will be released at a 2 p.m. news conference in his office. Senators Aiken and Javits urged Eisenhower to publish the steel facts, stating the disclosure was not a reaction to pressure.
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Aiken-Javits
Robbery Suspect Admits Involvement After Ulcer Scare
In Newark police found Philip Kennedy sleeping on his porch after an ulcer attack at a hospital. Kennedy 20 confessed to a robbery and implicated neighbor Robert Allman 22. Both men, with a companion, face assault and robbery charges.
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Boy Hero Rescues Drowning Classmate at Lake St Louis
Richard Beardslee, 14, saved another boy from drowning in a St Louis County lake after the struggling youth cried for help. Richard, who had been fishing with his brother and a friend, noticed the danger, pulled the boy to safety, and rode home in his clothes on his bike. The rescued boy’s identity was not learned.
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Cuban Ministers Clash Over Raul Castro Visit in Chile
In Santiago Chile the Chilean government offered Raul Castro courtesies but doubt persisted he would attend the Chile American foreign ministers conference The invasion tied advance Cuban plane with 21 reporters 13 soldiers and 7 crew was seized and sent home The ministers granted temporary powers to the Inter American Peace Committee to curb future invasions by revolutionary sympathizers.
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Mass Newspaper Reach To Majority Of U S Households
Report notes that over 45 million of the 51 million U S households will receive a newspaper today, underscoring wide distribution and reach of print media nationwide.
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Quake Rocks Northwest Chaos From Yellowstone To Ennis
Earthquakes centered near Yellowstone caused widespread damage and evacuations across Montana Idaho and British Columbia. Hebgen Dam faced possible collapse as Civil Defense urged helicopter rescues and Forest Service smoke jumpers prepared to assist. Authorities reported Dam leakage tremors and evacuations with reports of injuries and property damage in West Yellowstone and Ennis while guides warned of rising flood risk.
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Sands Shifts From R&B To Serious Ballads
Los Angeles AP reports singer Tommy Sands, 21, will move from rhythm and blues to more serious ballads. He told reporters Monday that kids today need to hear serious songs, after collecting $15,650 savings from a judge ordered movie contract at the county clerk’s office.
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Tommy Sands
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Heat wave grips wide region as temperatures soar
The fifth day of extreme heat brings 90s and 100s across the country from Nebraska to Arizona. Readings reach 107 in Presidio and 105 in Yuma while cities like Denver and Baltimore hit near record highs. Philadelphia workers are sent home early due to the heat.
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