Recommendation Made On Goldfine Contempt Move
House investigators recommended contempt of Congress against Bernard Goldfine, ally of Sherman Adams. If approved by the full committee and then the House, the case would go to the U.S. district attorney as a criminal matter. Goldfine faced SEC filing failures leading to a court action and a $3000 fine.
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Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Oren Harris
D-Ark
U.S
Congress
Harris
Goldfine
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Dual Personalities and Faith in God
The author argues that suspicion toward others stems from inner dualities and that certainty comes through faith in a Supreme Being. Belief in God's order of the universe fosters trust in His creations and helps us accept most people at face value.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Textile hearings eyed for Charlotte this fall
Senate subcommittee eyeing field hearings in Charlotte in September or October on textile industry problems after three Washington hearing days. Dr. William H. Miernyk of Northeastern University notes mills show strong equipment and young workers, while federal aid and research support are debated. Robert C. Jackson led institute officials on the Charlotte tour.
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Charlotte
Senate
William H. Miernyk
Subcommittee
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
South
Miernyk
John P. Pastore
Rhode Island
Bureau of Economic Research
Northeastern University of Boston
Carolina Mills
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Robert C. Jackson
Jackson
Dr. Miernyk
Assassination Attempt and Firefight Roil Beirut Crisis
Eight people were killed and a five year old girl injured as Lebanon's 81 day crisis persisted amid gun battles in Beirut. An assassination attempt on Premier Sami Solh failed by moments as a car bomb exploded near Capital Square, while security forces used armored vehicles to respond to rebel fire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
National Front
Fuad Shehab
Seth
Soth
Capital Square
Post Office
Zerif
Associated Press
R River
Exiled Officers Seize Barracks Near Haiti Palace
A small group of exiled army officers landed by launch and briefly seized Caserne Des Salines behind Port au Prince’s National Palace. Government forces then counterattacked, freeing 50 captured soldiers and killing the last rebel, with two Americans among the rebels. The clash followed calls to arm and defend the regime of President Francois Duvalier.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
National Palace
Paul Magloire
United States
Francois Duvallier
Com- Palace
Miami
Alix Pasquet
Phillip Dominique
Magloire
Francois Duvalier
Psychologist Jung Confirms Saucers Real and Intelligent
Jung says UFOs show signs of intelligent guidance by quasi human pilots and cannot be explained as rumor. Since 1944 he has gathered many observations, noting discs defy weight and nonconformity to physical laws. He warns extraterrestrial origin would imply humanity in a precarious position relative to a superior culture.
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Jung
First Leaf Brings High Prices
Valdosta reports opening leaf prices in 1957 running well above last year with estimates of 58 to 60 dollars per hundred at the start and local markets showing 4 to 10 dollar gains. Privately quoted prices topped loan rates by about 35 dollars per hundred as growers welcomed strong cash bids.
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Valdosta
US Department of Agriculture
Statesboro
Tifton
Waycross
Moultrie
USDA
British Summit View Unchanged
London officials said Britain's stance on the Middle East crisis remains that it should be addressed at a United Nations Security Council summit. Khrushchev accused the U S and Britain of stalling. Britain seeks to push ahead with Security Council discussions and coordinate with allies including France as Amintore Fanfani visits London.
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London
Britain
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
White House
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Amintore Fanfani
Senators Back Stand By Ike in Middle East Talks
Three senators urged the Eisenhower administration to pursue only UN led talks for any broader Middle East settlement. They oppose outside conferences as suggested by Khrushchev, while Mansfield favors a Geneva Security Council meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Todey
Middle East
United Nations
D-Mont
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Homer Capehart
Rind
U.N
Khrushchev
Mansfield
United States
Security Council
Geneva
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Moscow
Vienna
Paris
U.N. Security Council
New York
Khrushet
Tecom
Britain
France
Soviet Union
India
Humphrey
Eisenhower Talks With Dulles Over Middle East Summit
President Eisenhower conferred with Secretary of State Dulles on a sharp note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev regarding plans for a Middle East summit. An implied date for a United Nations Security Council session and a possible summit were discussed, with emphasis on proceeding strictly through council procedures. Dulles said he had only fragments of Khrushchev’s letter and would not comment until the full text was reviewed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Khrushchev
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Council
White House
London
Dulles Says Talks Boosted Morale Among Allies
Secretary of State Dulles said his London talks strengthened confidence and morale in Turkey Iran and Pakistan to meet potential Middle East threats. He spoke at the airport returning from Britain and West Germany and did not comment on Khrushchev's letter. He observed Baghdad Pact meetings noting Iraq’s absence due to its revolutionary government.
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Washington
Dulles
Ihis
London
Turkey
Iran
Middle East
Britain
West Germany
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Pakistan
Iraq
Foundling
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Haiti to seek recall of U S ambassador
Haiti moves to recall U S Ambassador Gerald A Drew after Haitian official Jules Blanchet says he has intervened in internal affairs. Blanchet also announced the embassy counselor J Paul Barringer has been reassigned to a Libyan post following Haiti’s objection to Louis Dejoie as president.
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Haiti
U.S
Gerald A. Drew
Jules Blanchet
Francois Duvaler
Drew
U.S. State Department
DeBlanchet
United States
U.S. State and Justice Departments
Dejoie
Paul Magloire
Blanchet
Magloier
Magloire
Duvalier
Associated Press
NEW York
Francois Duvalier
Louis Dejoie
Boy Swept Four Miles in Storm Sewer
Cleveland AP reports Terry McGuire 13, and three companions, were swept more than four miles through a dark storm sewer after entering a ground opening. McGuire described darkness and rising water, two others clung to a ladder, and all four were later treated with antibiotics and kept for observation.
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Cleveland
Terry McGuire
Explorer IV Sends Data on High Altitude Radiation
Cape Canaveral reports Explorer IV has three days in orbit and confirms killer rays at about 600 miles up. Dr. James Van Allen leads the project noting satisfactory results as the satellite measures radiation energy on four counters and relays via two radios for about two months. Launch plans include August target window and Thor Able rocket. moon shot eyed for November.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
James van Allen
Iowa State University
Aeans
Air Force
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