Kelley Blames Eisenhower For Defeat Of School Aid Bill
Rep Augustine B Kelley of Pennsylvania faults President Eisenhower for the 1.2 billion school aid bill defeat in the House. Democratic backers blame the White House while two Republicans who favored the bill dissent. The measure failed after a 200 to 203 vote to strike the enacting clause amid an antisegregation amendment tied to federal aid.
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Washington
Augustine B. Kelley
Dpa
House
Eisenhower
Kelley
Kuysen
R-Nj
Rep
McConnell
R-Pa
GOP
White House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Supreme Court
Misuse of Funds Charged by Top Union Officials
Senate investigators testified that $128 045 of United Textile Workers funds were misused by top union officials. Audits cited expenditures for lavish theater parties and costly gifts including $11 411 in New York theater tickets charged to the secretary treasurer Lloyd Klenert. Tickets included 24 $100 theater parties to see My Fair Lady.
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Washington
Senate
United Textile Workers
Lloyd Klenert
New York
Alphonse Calabrese Ot Een
Family Survives Air Crash Near Mt Mitchell
A Cleveland family of three, Mr and Mrs Joseph T Wloszek and daughter Janet 3, survived a plane crash on Mt Mitchell after a 100 mph descent into trees. Janet suffered a broken left leg while Mrs Wloszek had a broken nose. The Navion four seater was found by a Civil Air Patrol party and they spent the night in the wrecked craft after radioing weather info from Bristol Tennessee013.
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Asheville
Cleveland, Ohio
Mt. Mitchell
Joseph T. Wloszek
Janet
Civil Air Patrol
Wloszek
Hendersonville
Tri-City
Bristol
Tenn
Newborn babies bring pride and spiritual birth
Newborn babies excite parents and grandparents who glow with pride. The author notes service members miss early moments but God also awaits the spiritual birth of His children, urging all parents to bring their children to God for blessing and guidance.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Srvice
Aerial Mystery Is Probed In Mojave Desert
Investigators search the Mojave Desert for clues to the Western Airlines Convair crash near Victorville. S. F. Binstock, a 62 year old Los Angeles jeweler, was last seen entering a plane washroom. The bomber crash left civilians unsure as FBI and civil aviation officials examine wreckage for body and evidence.
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Victorville
Calif
Mojave
S. F. Binstock
North Hollywood
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Binstock
Western Airlines
Convair
California
George Air Force Base
Here
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ord Mountains
Air Force
Lone Ranger Cited For Speeding at Durham County Line
A charge against Clayton Moore the Lone Ranger for speeding 70 mph is set for Recorder's Court next Thursday. He is not expected to appear as Patrolman E R Kirby says Moore plans to mail payment for costs. Moore’s license lists Jack Carlon Moore and he was en route to Raleigh for an appearance.
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Durham
Lone Ranger
Recorder's Court
Clayton Moore
Wake Durham County
Moore
E. R. Kirby
Jack Carl
Raleigh
Johnny Dio Found Guilty By Jury
Labor racketeer Johnny Dio was found guilty of a $30,000 union shakedown conspiracy. He faces up to two years in prison. Co defendants Samuel Goldstein and Max Chester were also convicted after a 23 hour, two night deliberation. Sentencing set for Sept. 5 with all three jailed pending hearing.
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New York
Johnny Dio
Dio
Samuel Goldstein
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Max Chester
Ee Ae
Goldstein
Chester
Cuti
Senator Russell Signals Southern Filibuster Over Rights Bill
Sen Russell (D Ga) warned Southern colleagues will use every weapon to defeat the civil rights bill unless a jury trial amendment is added. He indicated a filibuster stance after Eisenhower opposed major changes to the voting rights section. The debate centers on jury trials in contempt cases under the act and potential amendments that fall short of GOP aims.
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Senate
William Knowland
California
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Washington
Knowland
Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Sal
Explosive murder suicide shocks Pittsburgh couple
An explosives expert blew himself and his estranged wife to death in a parked car in Pittsburgh's North Side. An 8-year-old girl died from the blast, and seven others were injured, including the children's grandfather who was hospitalized with a hip laceration. Police say the incident is murder by self-destruction as the couple had a troubled marriage and recent threats.
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Pittsburgh
North Side
Midtown
Arthur DePew
Elaine
Linda Kraus
Linda
Joan
Frank Panza
DePew
Lawrence Maloney
Flooding Leaves 253 Japs Dead in Japan Storm
A violent storm drenched southern Kyushu with 20 inches of rain causing catastrophic floods. Islands around Isahaya, Nagasaki, and Omura saw heavy casualties, with at least 253 dead and over 800 missing. rail lines and roads were washed out while many homes were destroyed.
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Tokyo
Japan
Corr
Kyushu
Isahaya
Nagasaki
Omura
New Sea
Newempanying
Inslos
Isakaya
Sapee
Dr. John Bodkin Adams Fined in Lewes Trial
Dr John Bodkin Adams was fined 2400 pounds for 14 of 16 charges including larceny cremation forgery and dangerous drugs He pleaded guilty to most counts and innocent to two The judge ordered Adams to pay prosecution costs The case links to UK National Health Service fraud and unauthorised distribution of medicines in Eastbourne Lewes court proceedings followed an Old Bailey acquittal in London.
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Britain
National Health Service
Melford Stevenson
the Old Bailey
Adams
Eastbourne
Lewes
Crackdown On Tobacco Ads Stated
Washington FTC Acting Chairman Robert T. Secrest described a new public health approach to policing tobacco industry advertising. The commission plans a survey to study claims in cigarette ads as part of its broader mission against unfair or deceptive business practices. House subcommittee hearings on filter cigarette claims continue amid debate over smoking and lung cancer.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Robert T. Secrest
Howse
Secrest
Commission
House
Blatnik
D- Minn
Wheat Crop Uncertain as Rain Delays Harvest in 1987
Kansas faces the sharpest drop with June rains cutting its 1987 winter wheat outlook to 94 million bushels and the smallest yield since 1935. Harvest is spotty across states, with complete losses in some areas but high NW and SW irrigated yields. Nebraska remains comparatively optimistic about its crop prospects.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Elmer W. Reed
Kansas Milling Co
Wichita
Nebraska
Britain Threatens to Step Up Air Strikes in Oman
British and Royal Air Force reports state plans to intensify air campaigns against rebel strongholds in Muscat and Oman if rebels refuse to end fighting. RAF Venom bombers hit forts and rebel headquarters near Nizwa and Tanuf, while Britain denies civilian casualties in the raids.
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Manama
Bahrain
Muscat
Oman
RAF
Izki
Nizwa
London
Royal Air Force
Cording
Tanuf
Britain
Foreign Office
Cairo
Imam Ghaleb bin Ali
Peninusia
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N.Y
Louis Braunstein
Braunstein
Yasujiro Tachikawa
Chikara Imasato
Dr. Adams
North Korea
South Korea
Sea of Iaves
Pecilie Oroon
Honshu
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