Probers to Hear Adams on Fix Charges Today
Senate and House investigators prepare to question Sherman Adams about relations with Bernard Goldfine. The testimony centers on two matters tied to Goldfine’s business interests and Adams’s role in setting up meetings. Officials say Adams will answer all questions in a potential 10 a.m. session.
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Adams
Washington
Sherman Adams
House
Bernard Geldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Laide
Goldline
Ewsmen
Sheridan Adams
Long Beach man held after shot wound mystery
A Long Beach man is jailed after a shooting near Monday Brookhurst and Orangewood Avenues. He claims self defense but police note all bullets in the car are on the passenger side while a .22 caliber pistol and cartridge shells are found.Witnesses report a hitchhiker ordered him to move over. the man denies details and refuses a lie detector test as investigators seek answers before noon.
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Long Beach
Grove
Russel
Gundry, Ave
Yrang ‘County
Anaheim
Brookhurst
Orangewood Aves
Clerik
Gayle Simmons
Anajicim
Iangay
S. Claudina St
Shoemaker Crashes Into Wife's Car on Friday the 13th
San Diego mayhem as Witfe's car collides with Shoemaker Hillis Wood, 65, who said he is not superstitious. He recalls his wife Mrs. Wood, 52, warning to be careful the day before the 13th. Wood and his wife suffer injuries.
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San Diego
Ufl
Hillis Wood
Wood
Widow of Machine Gun Kelly Wins Kidnaping Trial Revision
Oklahoma City reports that Kathryn Kelly and Ora Shannon, once given life sentences for the 1933 Urschel kidnaping, were freed on bond as federal judge Wallace vacated their sentences to allow new trials. FBI record issues cited. no new date set.
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Kelly
Oklahoma City
George
Mrs. Shannon
W. R. Wallace
FBI
William P. Rogers
U. S
Paul Cress
Ora Shannon
Wallace
Social Security Benefit Hikes Considered by House Panel
Secretary Folsom signaled the administration would not oppose a cost of living raise this year though he preferred changes delayed until next January. The Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on possible revisions. Proposals include an 8 percent increase for those on the rolls before September 1954 and smaller raises for later entrants, plus raising the wage base from 4200 to 4800 dollars affecting taxes and future benefits.
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Washington U
Folsom
House
Ways ‘and Means
Congress
New Navy Devices Sniff Out Submerged Submarines
Pi-Data reports the Navy has developed methods for air reconnaissance to detect submerged subs by smelling or scuffing the presence of underwater vessels. Techniques include smudge-pot decoys and ionized exhaust gas trails from submarines enabling planes to track chemical disturbances from distance.
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Navy
Washington
Labor drives choose state director in California fight
The California State Federation announced the selection of a statewide director amid a labor campaign opposing a right to work measure. The article describes a controversial submarine locating method claimed to use odoriferous and radioactive particle detection, alleged to locate powered submarines by air trail. Navy officials called the piece a security breach, while the publication’s editor denied any breach. Curtis W. Roberts was named in the labors’ press release as part of the public relations firm involved.
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Sumacuies
Navy
San Francisco
California
Afrincs
C. J. Haggerty
Curtis W. Roberts
Itidn
Gross & Roberts
Detective Guilty in Arm Plot
Richard Mowery a private detective pleaded guilty in a plot to plant a dead woman s arm and pass it as Mrs Evelyn Throsby Scott s to cast suspicion on her husband who was convicted last December of her murder The second defendant Frank Massad continued his trial as prosecutors described the scheme and a mistrial request was denied with a July 15 sentencing date set for Mowery
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Los Angeles
Vpi
Richard Mowery
L. Ewing Scott
Frank Massad
Mowery
Massad
Evelyn Throsby Scott
Scott
Massed
J. Herman Zander
Arthur J.crowley
Samme Wey
Tunisia Enacts Full News Censorship Clampdown
On Monday night Tunisia ordered a complete media blackout, clamping down on all news dispatches from the country for an indefinite period, officials announced. The move suspends reporting, stoking local and international concern over press freedoms.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Fragmented hotel ad with late 20th century feel
A damaged OCR style hotel advertisement promises private baths, new carpeting, desks, and dagged daily maid service. It lists dining options, room rates at £25.60 weekly, and a phone contact HE 06-6253 for meals and breakfast offerings with references to public houses and outside pubs.
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Goldfine
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Waldorf-Astria Hotel
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Gotham Hotel
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Witfe
Chihuahua
Mexico
Shannon
Jose ‘de Jesus Marquez
Paradise
Tex
Ménreal
Hauck
UPI
Arthur A. Hauck
U.S. Advisory Commission On Educational Exchange
Roy E. Hanson
D.C
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Europe
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Cunard
South Hill Street
Santa Ana
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Joyce
Milan
Buffums
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Murray Queen Smith
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
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