Maryland Beauty Wins Miss U S A Title
Maryland’s Maryland beauty wins Miss U S A after a tie for first with final five judges recalling contestants. Miss U S A receives crown scepter and robe from Carol Mortis. trophies by John Milex. Competition at Municipal Auditorium reviews evening gowns swimsuits and show address. finalists include Helen Elizabeth Garo Miss Arkansas and Leona Gage Miss Maryland.
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Carol Mortis
John Milex
Catalinas Jsevin Suit Company
Larry Collins JR
Long Beach
Beauty Congress
Municipal Auditorium
U.S.A
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Free State
Helen Elizabeth Garo
Arkansas
Pegs
Court
U.S. A
Leona Gage
U. S.A
Carolyn McGirr
Nebrask
Army Cuts Draft to Pare Force
The Army announced reductions in draft calls and overall manpower. Future draft calls will be cut, with last announced August call at 11,000. About 2,000 commissioned officers and unknown enlisted personnel to be released, part of a broader 100,000 cut to the 2,600,000 active duty total. Defense Secretary Wilson says savings of about 200 million dollars by year end. enlisted reductions of 44,470 and a portion via nonactive duty for reservists. Reserve officers on active duty commitments not affected.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Eisenhower eyes possible Zhukov Wilson meeting in Berlin
President Eisenhower said a meeting between Charles E Wilson and Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov could be useful, while stressing no harm in the idea but offering no firm plan. He praised past ties, warned against lofty hopes, and noted Moscow’s leadership may be shifting to meet people’s needs.
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Washington
Lei
Wilson
Zhukov
State Department
Eisenhower
Eisenpowers
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Fvar
Dulles
FBI
Justice Department
Lie Test Refused by Bakery Workers Union President
Washington report says James G. Crass, president of the Bakery Workers Union, refused a lie detector test and conflicting testimony before the Senate Backers Committee. The panel sent the questioned testimony to the Justice Department for possible perjury charges and demanded a special union convention to vote on ousting him. Crass rejected the idea, warning that leadership integrity would remain in doubt ahead of the union’s regular convention set for 1961.
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Washington
James G. Crass
Bakery Workers Union
Senate
Backets Committee
Justice Department
Cross
John L. MaClellan
D-Ark
Vition
Would
Anthony Valente
Lloyd Klewert
United Textile Workers Union
Martin J. Quigley
McClellan
Valente
Klewert
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Apl-Cio
Los Angeles
Nathan Erlich
New York
San Francisco
Spell of Terror Cast by Mad Dog Gunman
On Long Island barn Babylon and Amityville police hunted 82-year-old George Larned wounded in a back alley gunfight a week earlier. Thousands of officers searched dense woods for the paralyzed suspect believed to be hiding near his boyhood area while reports of strange noises and a dog’s odd behavior raised fear among residents. Police suspected Larned broke into the Sordilla home seizing a razor toothbrush toothpaste and $132 before slipping away into the marshes as a manhunt stretched into the night.
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Babylon
N.Y
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Baby Jon
Amityville
George Larned
Larned
Albert Sordilla
Ai ‘Azar
William
Pearsall
Lillian
Tolause
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Japan
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