Fox cites Goldfine claims House bought Adams a Washington residence
John Fox testified that Bernard Goldfine bought a house for Sherm an Adams in Washington and sent checks over years. Adams denied the house and said he never owned a Washington home. Fox also claimed a $500000 loan from Joseph Kennedy after backing John Kennedy in 1952, with Adams denying any Goldfine business ties.
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
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Rep
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D-Ark
Fox
Goldfine
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
John
Boston Post
John Kennedy
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnesota
O'Hara
Hungary Refuses Data On Executions
Budapest AP report says Communist Hungary refused a U.N. request for information on the executions of former Premier Imre Nagy and three revolt leaders. Government spokesman Laszlo Gyaros said Hungary will not submit to U.N. committee inquiries and criticized the General Assembly resolutions on the Hungarian question. The Justice Ministry said Nagy Pal Maleter and two journalists were tried and executed for rebellion, shortly before June 16.
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Hungary
U.N
Imre Nagy
Laszlo Gyaros
Gyaros
Soviet Union
Hungarian People’s Republic
General Assembly
Ministry of Justice
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Satellite Explorer III to Expire Today in Orbit
Huntsville ap The Army reports Explorer III will burn up today as its highly elliptical orbit brought it within 117 to 1700 miles from Earth. Launched March 26 from Cape Canaveral it logged four signals and stored data on cosmic rays, meteorite temperature and radiation.
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Ala
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Lebel Oog
Smithsonian Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Battles Rage Across Beirut and Tripoli in Lebanon
Fighting raged in Beirut and Tripoli as rebels pressed against pro Western forces. At least 10 killed and 20 wounded in Tripoli amid renewed bombardment while U S citizens were urged to stay indoors and Dag Hammarskjold signaled a small UN observation role.
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Lebanon
Tripoli
Basra
Camille Chamoun
Rashid Karami
Chamoun
Maan Karami
U.S
Mecca
Snark Missile Blasts Off In Military Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP A Snark intercontinental guided missile was controlled by an all military unit for the first time in a test aimed at fielding the weapon The Northrop built missile traveled about 5000 miles to a target in the Atlantic near Ascension Island after liftoff from the Cape boosters jettisoned and ram jet engine engaged marking another step in the program
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Fila
Misslemen
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Atlantic
Ascension Island
Northrop
Cape
Jet Tanker Speed Record Crash Kills 15 Aboard
A KC 135 tanker attempting an Atlantic speed record crashed shortly after takeoff from Westover Air Force Base Mass killing all 15 aboard including six Associated Press reporters and Brig Gen Donald W Saunders. The craft struck high tension wires and exploded burning wreckage across a rural area and a highway. rescue crews recovered bodies and sealed the search area as investigators reviewed the normal takeoff and flight path.
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Donald W. Saunders
Athens
N.Y
London
Kazimierz Machowski
Westover Air Force
Massachusetts Turnpike
Machowski
Richard Haslam
Chicopee
Daniel J. Coughlin
Boston
Associated Press
Norman Montellier
New
House Appropriations Cuts Foreign Aid Request
The House Appropriations Committee reduced the President's foreign aid request for fiscal 1959 by 757 million dollars, trimming the total to 3,193,092,500 in new money. The panel also approved a separate authorization bill raising total aid above the request by 482% million, with unobligated carryover funds bringing potential obligational authority to 4,142,000,000. Committee chair Otto Passman defended the smaller figure, criticizing waste and pressure for more funds.
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House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Marlboro County Clerk of Court Hangs Self After Slaying
Marlboro County Clerk Henry A. Rogers, held for mental observation after the election day slaying of State Sen. Paul A. Wallace, hanged himself in his hospital dormitory. Dr. William S. Hall said Rogers’ neck was broken. death followed attempts at resuscitation. Rogers and Wallace were Democrats. a special election will fill the unexpired term.
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Columbia
Marlboro County
Henry A. Rogers
Paul A. Wallace
William S. Hall
State Hospital
Rogers
Wallace
Hall
Bennettsville
William
Minister's wife Returns after Theft
Mrs Barbara Doubleday, heiress of a $203000 estate, had her funds stolen by Raymond Hedgspeth an ex convict ranch hand. Hedgspeth held by FBI faces charges in Miami for interstate transport of stolen money and a stolen car. Mrs Doubleday seeks custody of two children in the ongoing divorce case.
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ST. Louis
Barbara Fox Doubleday
Nevada
FBI
Kirkwood
Extension of Farm Laws Sought
Washington AP Republicans pressed for emergency extension of expiring farm laws after the House defeated a Democratic backed omnibus farm bill by 214 to 171. The bill included three year price support programs for wheat cotton rice and milk and opponents warned of higher consumer costs. Secretary Benson hailed the defeat as a vote of confidence in American agriculture and a return to sound policy.
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Washington
House
Benson
Benson Soda
Transatlantic speed mark set by US tanker flight
A US Air Force KC135 tanker set the fastest New York to London time of 5 hours 27 minutes 42.8 seconds official, with a second tanker beating prior records. The mission aimed to show global reach, but a crash at Westover killed 15 halted the London to New York leg. Brize Norton, England, hosted the arrival amid drizzle.
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England
Brize Norton Air Base
Oxfordshire
New York
London
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Pentagon
Washington
Royal Air Force
Britain
Westover
Brize Norton
Strategic Air Command
Smoking Charges Challenged by Tobacco Leader
At the Raleigh meeting of the Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp, R J Reynolds president Bowman Gray questioned charges that smoking is harmful. He claimed anti tobacco campaigns rely on headlines and that no new evidence since about 1950s has proven danger. He asserted growers and manufacturers share a common goal and urged unity against anti tobacco groups.
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