Gen Collins Shuns Arms Industry Pay and Monsanto Ties
The piece details Gen Collins’s stance against arms-industry earnings, notes his stock connections with Monsanto through 1952 and subsequent stock growth, and describes Monsanto’s defense of Eaton’s disarmament role and Collins’s ongoing involvement with the Foreign Student Service Council. It covers quotes about disarmament, corporate gifts, and public service links.
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Gen. Collins
Drew Pearson
Harry Truman
Washington
Am Monsantos
Queenie
Monsanto
Aton
Exchange Commission
Desit- Lawton Collas
Eaton
Tweedle-Dum
Anny
Tweedle-Dee
En- Collings
Pfizer Drug Co
Eee
Governor Brown Critiques Federal Spending Cuts in Defense
In a column by Le A. Coline, LAC argues federal contraction hits Southern California jobs in defense and construction. He questions bold spending increases and warns tight money curbs inflation, noting buying power has fallen to 48 cents from 20 years ago, harming retirees while boosting employed numbers as more wives join the workforce.
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Gov. Brown
California
Blale
L.A.C
Physicians Testify in Lung Cancer Suit
In Pittsburgh a Philadelphia medical school dean testified in a $1.25 million damage suit that a Cancer Society survey he conducted from 1953 to 1958 linked heavy cigarette smoking to higher lung cancer deaths. He noted 187,783 men aged 16 to 29 were involved and that smokers faced greatly elevated death rates. the case targets Liggatt and Myers Tobacco Co. for alleged deceitful advertising and negligence.
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Pitesburgh
UPD
Philadelphia
American Cancer Society
Charles Cameron
Hachtemann Medical College
Tesearch
Cancer Society
Cameron
Pittsburgh
Otto Pritchard
Smart
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Liggatt and Myers Tobacco Co
Richard H. Overholt
Overholt
Bos“Low
Mays
Pritchard
Victor H. Kaunitz
Victor HK. Kaunitz
Buffalo
N.Y
Cigarette Company
Nso
Cons in Truck Escape Caught in Five-Mile Chase
Two convicts escaped from San Quentin in a stolen truck and were chased to Kentfield. William Flynn aged 26 from Oakland surrendered without a fight. Led Eugene Nelson, 29, from Los Angeles, fled on foot before being captured with help from local residents.
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San Quentin
San Quentin Pos
Kentfield
William Flynn
Oakland
Eugene Nelson
Los Angeles
Durban Bakers Quit Over Rationing Strike
Bread was rationed in Durban on Friday as African bakers walked out seeking higher pay, disrupting daily supply in the South African city.
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Durban
South Africa
Free Love Professor Appeals Dismissal
CHAMPAIGN ILL Two University of Illinois notices center on biology professor Leo F Koch who promotes free love for college students He appealed his dismissal to AAUP and the university faculty senate committees The editor of the student paper blamed politics for the action and said most students support Koch
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Champaign
Ill
UPD
Leo F. Koch
University of Illinois
Henry
Koch
YMCA
Onl
David Dodds
Richard Archibold
Archibald
Daily Mini
American Association of University Professors
University of Ilinois
Neighbor boy found guilty in murder of 17 year old girl
Fifteen year old Jack Holt was found guilty of second degree murder in the strangling of his neighbor Barbara Cha con, 17, in Wilmington. Judge Fred Miller ordered a probation report and a psych state review after Holt lured the girl into his home for a so called magic trick. He fled the scene after slashing at his father with a bayonet.
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Jack Hol
Barbara Chacon
Wilmington
Fred Miller
Holt
Aiden Slain Death Ties to Jail Suspect in Washington
In Washington a 21 year old former circus worker was arrested for the fatal beating of David B. Owen 51 ex Bradley University president. Suspect Bobby Richard Van Over of Tampa Fla faces first degree murder charges and is held without bond until April 15 in a case with alleged robbery motive and homosexual overtones noted by investigating officers.
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Washington
Bradley University
David B. Owen
Greater Santa Cruz
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Asa
Bobby Richard van Over
Tampa
Fla
Owen
Capitol
FBI
Bradley
Peoria
Ill
Charles Burns
John Daly
Alton
Daly
Baltimore
Independent Daily Adjudication Notice Summary
The Independent newspaper listing shows a classified notice with publication details, registration and court adjudication in Los Angeles County. It lists rates for delivery and mail, a monthly fee, and a reference number, all from a Long Beach address.
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Long Bench
Calli
Long Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Derren
Gupy
Million Dollar Inheritance For World War I Evacuee Miss Clapton
Miss Felicity Clapton, a 2-year-old English evacuee now at Sarah Lawrence College, is named principal beneficiary of a four million dollar estate left by Mrs. Arthur Whitney. The will, probated after Whitney died at 82, gives Clapton life income and up to 250000 for emergencies, with trust control by executors. Clapton, who says she wants to stay in the United States, fled campus amid inheritance publicity and declined further interviews.
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Europe
Asia
Monsanta
United
Charles B. Sommer
Monsanto
Ther
Edgars
Bob Hope
Vegas
Mendham
Missyne
es-Glapton
Whit
Clapton
Sarah Lawrence College
Tress
Pleasant Valley Mills
Somerset Hills
New Jersey
Arthur Whitney
England
Miss Clapton
Whitneys
Union of South Africa
Women’s College
Bronxville
United States
College Spokes
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