Goldfine Aides Claim Room Burglarized Amid Spy Probe
Goldfine aides charged their secretary’s hotel room was burglarized and a microphone found in an eavesdropping setup. Miss Paperman, in room 842 at the Sheraton Carlton, reported a ransacked room and a missing cigarette pack. The incident ties to the Adams-Goldfine inquiry and prompts FBI and district attorney involvement.
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Lloyd B. Farr
Roger Robb
Bernard Goldfine
Washington
Boston
Goldfine
Baron Shacklette
House
Shacklette
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Jack Lotto
Mildred Paperman
Lotto
Sherman Adams
Baron J. Shacklette
Orew Harris
D-Ark
FBI
Robb
U.S
Miss Paperman
Sheraton-Carlton
Lotte
Nine U S Airmen Freed After Soviet Iran Border Landing
Moscow radio announced the nine man crew of a U S Air Force C118 transport forced down in Soviet Armenia on June 27 were freed at Astara near the Soviet Iranian border. The U S Embassy had negotiated for their release. The list includes Col Dale D Brannon Maj Luther W Lyles Maj Robert E Crans Maj Bennie A Shupe Capt James T Kane Sgt James G Holman Airman Earl H Reamer and Airman Peter N Sabo. The aircraft reportedly burned after landing, with unclear cause.
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London
Moscow
U. S
Soviet
Armenia
U.S
Astara
U.S.S.R
Bennie A. Shupe
Marjorie C. Shupe
Miami
Fla
James Shupe
James T. Kane
Rosemary McKenna
St. James
Overseas
James A. Holman
Vivian
Earl H. Reamer
Byron von Reamer
St. Louis Park
Minn
Peter N. Sabo
John Sabo
Chicago
Lebanon Premier Packs List of Rebels as UAR Intervenes
Be irut tense as Prime Minister Sami Solh releases a list of 50 captives described as Syrian and Lebanese rebels allegedly smuggling arms from Syria. He accuses the United Arab Republic of aiding rebel groups while inviting UN observers to question detainees amid ongoing explosions and gunfire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Solh
Syria
U.ar
Soth
United Nations
Pope appeals for Lebanon unity across faiths
Vatican appeals for end to division in Lebanon. Papal nuncio in Beirut says Pope Pius XII prays for union of hearts amid long-running strife between Christian and Moslem communities, noting grief over the grave vicissitudes affecting the country.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Lebanon
Vatican
Beirut
Msgr
Giuseppe Beltrami
Congress Maps Heavy Schedule As Adjour nment Near
Congress returns from the 1958 July break with a heavy docket aimed at an August 9 adjournment. Senate actions include five bills on atomic energy, public works, housing, agriculture and minerals. House plans cover military construction, small business, marketing facilities, science scholarships and relief programs.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Defense Department
Americans For Democratic Action
Cautious Driving Lowers July Fourth Traffic Toll
National Safety Council reports 636 deaths in a three day holiday period far below the 410 expected final toll. Officials credit aggressive enforcement and a sharp early rise that spurred caution across motorists during the July Fourth weekend.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Father and rescuer drown after final goodbye at ocean
In Long Beach North Carolina a father and daughter faced drowning in the Atlantic. Ernest McCracken of Southport died attempting to save Shirley Joyner while he had earlier saved Inez Joyner, 10, from a current. Inez survived.
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Long Beach
N.C
Atlantic
Ernest McCracken
Southport
Inez Joyner
Long Beach Inlet
Shirley Joyner
Nashville
McCracken
Inez
Shirley
Joyner
Goodby
Wilmington
Furniture Buyers Open Business Early In Mart
Furniture buyers and manufacturers opened the summer Southern Furniture Exposition today as the show runs for one week. Early traffic was heavy across floors while lower levels moved slowly with buyers selecting many lines and placing orders, signaling a possible fall supply tightness and a shift toward breadth over depth in purchasing.
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Southern Furniture
Stanley Furniture Co
Navy Unveils Perceptron Robot Aims to Rival Brain
The Navy reports partial development of an electronic Perceptron able to perceive recognize and identify surroundings without human input. Full pilot model due in about a year with uses spanning automatic landings word reading language translation and quick data retrieval. Dr. Frank Rosenblatt from Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory led the concept under Navy contract.
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Washington
Navy
Frank Rosenblatt
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc
Office of Naval Research
Original bomb letter remains missing in UK probe
The Soviet Embassy has not produced the original letter said to be from a U S pilot threatening nuclear strikes near the British Isles. British security police want the document to analyze paper ink and handwriting to identify the author. William Stanley Whales admitted he lied about writing the letter.
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London
U.S
British Isles
Foreign Office
William Stanley Whales
Royal Air Force
Ipswich
Rebels Hold 36 Americans and a Canadian in Cuba
Fidel Castro’s rebels still hold 36 U S citizens and one Canadian at rebel camps in Guantanamo. Hope for release speeded up persists, though rebels show little hurry as the captives halt Batista air attacks. Four Americans and one Canadian were flown to Guantanamo by Navy helicopter yesterday. Consul Park Wollam continues negotiations with Raul Castro to secure releases.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Fulgencio Batista
Guantanamo Naval Base
Park Wollam
Santiago
Raul Castro
Fidel
Third World War Plot Outlined by RAF Commander
Air Vice Marshal Bennett cites Ernst Heinkel claiming Germany planned a third world war with the Soviet Union allied to Berlin. The scheme envisages German specialists infiltrating the USSR, a go home Yanks phase to split the US and Britain, then a Europe dominated by Germany and a Soviet tie. Bennett notes Heinkel foresaw key posts for Germans in Russia.
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London
Ernst Heinkel
Germany
Soviet Union
D.C.T. Bennett
Royal Air Force
Bennett
RAF
Heinkel
United States
Britain
Europe
Russia
Highway Commission Opens Second Year With Policy Changes
RALEIGH AP The State Highway Commission met to consider revised right of way policies, a proposed road research program with NC State College staff, traffic studies and design techniques, and interstate projects for 1960 61. Gov Hodges attends as the seven member panel starts its second year.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Hodges
W. F. Babcock
Babcock
North Carolina State College
Commission
Mexican President Is Elected
Mexican city reports Adolfo Lopez Mateos, aged 48 and former labor minister, as the new president. The PRI claimed a landslide victory with 70 to 85 percent of votes, defeating textile magnate Luis Hector Alvarez in a race viewed as predictable.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopes Mateos
Mexico
Party
of Revolutionary Institution
PRI
Lopez Mateos
Luis Hector Alvarez
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