Testimony in Simington case details voluntary FBI cooperation
Expert Tackett and Scurlock described prior voluntary information given to FBI aiming to aid Mrs. Simington’s defense while defenses argued no agreement to restrict use. Defense contends statements about nonuse of information conflict with earlier witness testimony. Prosecutor and defense clashed as court paused for instructions and potential recalls.
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Italians Form New Cabinet Under Fanfani in Italy Crisis
Rome reports Pietro Fanfani or Amintore Fanfani as a new cabinet leader seeks to end Italy’s 18 day crisis. President Luigi Einaudi signs degrees, Parliament must approve. 890 deputies, 282 Christian Democrats, aims to present program January 26. Andreotti becomes youngest minister. Attilio Piccioni named foreign minister.
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Pastor Sees Blessing in a Low Mood
In Little Rock Dr. JD Grey of New Orleans, former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, framed a downturn as a blessing in disguise. He urged the American people to seek God amid depression and cited a drop in church offerings from five percent to about two percent of income since 1952.
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Prescott News Highlights In Week's Congressional Items
Prescott News lists congressional items for the week including Mrs Guss McCaskill entertaining the Wednesday Bridge Club, church circles meeting, and the Prescott Musical Coterie at Mrs Thomas home. It notes PTA January meeting at Park Elementary, a candlelight wedding at First Baptist Church Stephenville, and various social, civic, and political events spanning January dates. The report mentions national issues such as Eisenhower’s health message, the St Lawrence Seaway debate, Hawaii statehood vote, and Bricker amendment discussions in Congress.
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Arkansas Baptist leader ill in Baptist Hospital
In Little Rock Dr Ben L Bridges executive secretary of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention is seriously ill in Baptist Hospital. A physician said he is as well as can be expected but remains in serious condition. The nature of his illness was not disclosed. Also in Little Rock the weather cooled with Camden reporting the state's lowest temperature yesterday and rains in several areas. Flippin and Mountain Home noted rainfall and scattered showers forecast for much of the region. Governor Cherry criticized by CIO for unemployment plans saying the Employment Security Division council influences policy and that George Ellison of Fort Smith, CIO president, sits on the council.
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Vaccine plan aims to immunize half a million children
Basil O'Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces polio vaccine trials to immunize at least 600,000 second graders by June 1. Dr Jonas E Slack of the University of Pittsburgh leads the vaccine, with trials to start next month nationwide. counties to be named.
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Old West Figure Dies at 98 in Texas Burial Today
Denison Tex James R Watts 98 pioneer of the Old West who claimed to have faced Billy the Kid in a poker game and lived to tell about it will be buried there today Watts said he once cleaned out the Kid in a poker game and was a member of Pat Garretts posse when the youth was slain
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Fbi Seizes Chicago Fugitive From South Side Hotel
Frankin James Wilson, 52, once among RT's ten most wanted, was arrested by four FBI agents without resistance in a South Side hotel. He fled after skipping a $30,000 bond in Chicago in August 1961 tied to an attempted robbery of Violet Bidwell Wolfner, owner of the Chicago Cardinals.
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Texan Dies in Train Car Wreck
Fort Worth resident Sgt. Coin Thomas Green aged 29 died when his automobile collided with a moving train five miles from town. Initial reports say Green was in a car that was struck as it tried to cross the tracks. Officials were investigating the crash and notifying next of kin.
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Compromise on Bricker Plan Is Studied
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders meet to renew efforts toward a compromise on the Bricker amendment governing presidential treaty powers. Senate Leader Knowland says he remains hopeful for agreement as lawmakers discuss possible forms, with House Speaker Martin indicating assent to whatever the Senate passes.
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Parker Cager to join Marines
Parker Cager plans to join the Marines after leaving the university basketball team. The announcement notes his transition from athletics to military service, with limited details on timing or unit.
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Markets stir at St Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Hogs mixed with weights under 230 pounds mostly lower as buyers trade for light hogs while sows rise up to 25 cents. Cattle and calves show limited activity with steers steady around 22.50 to 23.50 and commercial cows near 11.40 to 14.00. Sheep and lambs active with several lots of choice and prime under 10 pounds up to 22.00. Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans with standard No 1 yellow and No 2 varieties reflected.
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New York stocks rise amid broad gains across sectors
Trading strengthened with the stock market advancing modestly led by steels, motor stocks, railroads, and utilities. General Motors rose on news of a billion dollar expansion plan for the next two years. In commodities, poultry and produce markets showed firm prices while cotton futures were mixed and grains surged on demand for soybeans and exports.
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Coach Glen Rose on Trumbo loss and enlistment
Fayetteville notes coach Glen Rose cites scholastic difficulties as reason for enlisting and expresses regret over a loss to Southern Methodist last week. Rose starred in Trumbo in the Parker’s view.
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Sidney Greenstreet Dies at 74 in Hollywood
English born actor Sidney Greenstreet died today at age 74 from natural causes. He gained fame as sinister figures in The Maltese Falcon The Mask of Dimitrio and The Conspirators among others. He is survived by his son and resided in Hollywood.
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