Death Toll Rises With Three More Victims Identified
Two cousins Freemont Hensley 22 and Dayton Hensley 24 died in a quarry accident seven miles southeast of High Point. Virginia Stinson Martin 16 was found alive after a pool incident near Burlington. Theodore Roseboro 38 was shot to death in Greensboro. police detained Willis Troutman 38. William Roland Stevens 25 died in a motorcycle crash near Lumberton.
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Subversive controls praised with calls for rights safeguards
A bipartisan commission urged sweeping reforms to the Eisenhower loyalty security program and to seal gaps against subversion while adding protections for individuals. Critics attacked plans to publish secret information and to legalize wiretap evidence in national security cases. lawmakers warned time is short. President Eisenhower welcomed the report as a good step, though further action may require legislation or executive orders.
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Big Firms Profit Varied As Smaller Groups Gain
A Business Mirror analysis shows the 500 largest U.S. industrials in 1956 posted modest sales and profit gains overall while the bottom half outpaced the top 50 in sales growth. Gillette led profitability with 43 percent return on invested capital though far lower in sales, and Ford and GM showed mixed results across metrics.
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Fortune Magazine
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Colonel Nickerson Goes On Trial For Espionage Case
Colonel Nickerson a 41 year old West Point graduate and World War II hero goes on trial in Huntsville Alabama. He faces 18 charges of espionage and disobedience of orders in a general court martial. If convicted he could receive up to 46 years in prison a dishonorable discharge and a $10000 fine.
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Stock Market Slips As Major Names Lashed By Early Losses
Market resumed decline with Gulf Oil down about four points and Amerada Hess off over three. Royal Dutch, FoxCo, and American Cyanamid also fell, while Boeing, Douglas, United Aircraft, and other industrials posted fractional losses. Rail majors and consumer firms showed mixed results amid a broad down day.
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Court Rulings Are Criticized At Meeting
SUN VALLEY Idaho National Assn of Attorneys General president Louis C. Wyman of New Hampshire blasted Supreme Court rulings as setting the United States back 25 years in anti communism efforts. He cited Smith Act cases and argued the court protected disloyal individuals and hindered sworn testimony on subversive activities.
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Driving Drunk Charged After Salem Street Crash
Wade Huffman faces trial on a driving while intoxicated charge after a northbound collision on Salem Street. Huffman bonded for trial on June 28 after sideswiping a police car. total vehicle damage estimated at 175 dollars.
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Wade Huffman
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Dow Jones Averages Trade Snapshot
The Dow Jones industrials show a close near 498.65 with volumes around 1,970,000 shares. Bache & Co furnished the data with prices listed for prior and current sessions and miscellaneous market activity figures.
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Instructor Named Rifle Instructor for 1957 Jamboree
Paul A. Hofmann of Asheboro North Carolina has been chosen as a rifle marksmanship instructor for the 1957 Boy Scouts Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania from July 9 to 20. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 Scouts will participate in the program, which the National Rifle Association of America is conducting as the largest shooting program in this country to be attempted in such a short period.
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Sunset St
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National Rifle Association of America
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