Barber Provitero Helps Boy After Tearful Encounter
A man entered Jerry Provitero’s barber shop in Union City New Jersey asking about the boy’s father. The boy cried, saying the man wasn’t his father and that he needed a haircut and shampoo but had no money. Provitero calmed him, sent him home briefly, and asked him to wait for the next turn. The report mentions Ottawa nickel mines and Ontario in connection to the shop.
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Crocker-Anglo Bank branch finds overage in load
In Oakland California the Crocker Anglo Bank branch facing a $27 500 shortage asked its garbage collector to inspect his load He recovered a deposit bag containing 27 900 The bank manager Lawrence M Boehmen said we are not talking about this Read The Gazette Classified Ads.
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Murray ends AEC term with clash over nuclear arms
Associated Press analysis notes Thomas E. Murray departs the Atomic Energy Commission as President Eisenhower declines reappointment. Murray supports banning large weapon tests but urges stockpiling smaller atomic arms for a potential limited war with Russia. He criticizes the administration for secrecy and ignorance in policy.
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Outer Space Sound May Be Valuable
Washington based professor Dr. Robert A. Helliwell says a IGY study of whistling in the exosphere and dawn chorus birdlike sounds may yield new weather information. The plan involves 62 nations, six US launches, and 30 recorders worldwide to detect radio signals and link solar streams to atmospheric effects.
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Escapee Waters Recaptured Near Pittsburgh Park
Gil Waters, 29, an escapee from Western Penitentiary, fled June 8 while being taken to view his uncle’s body at a home. Homestead police caught him in Frick Park with a woman. she fled, then Waters was captured. He was serving 18 months to three years for burglary.
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Film of The Danube Completed
Budapest reports eight nations collaborated on a full color film tracing the Danube from the Black Forest to the Black Sea. Miss Magda Szondy notes passport woes but says cooperation across Russians Bulgarians Romanians Czechs Hungarians Yugoslavs was smooth. Cost estimated under 250000 dollars, filming took just over a year, halted by Budapest’s recent revolt. First showing expected at an international festival in Czechoslovakia next month. Soundtracks in seven languages, with shared German Austroroman use. Hungarian editors trimmed unrelated sequences as Russians complied.
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Weather paints 200 homes brown in Rutherford NJ
In Rutherford New Jersey about 200 homes woke to brown discoloration after a night of humidity and rain. Public health officials say lead sulfide formed from lead base paint. discoloration may require repainting. An Arlington VA man suggested hydrogen peroxide could restore color at little cost.
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Barnet's 10th Marriage Ends Quickly in Suit
Joy Windsor, 27, former Barnet singer and Las Vegas wife since May 13, filed suit in Los Angeles for annulment or divorce. Barnet, famed bandleader Charlie Barnet, faced a brief union noted as his tenth marriage.
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Republican Hotel Chief Rises as NYC Mayoral Hopeful
New York GOP leaders designate Robert K. Christenberry, 58, a one handed World War II veteran and Ambassador Hotel president, to run for mayor. He attacks Mayor Robert Wagner as a “do nothing” leader amid graft and city problems while Wagner notes Christenberry as a friendly rival. Last GOP mayor was Fiorello LaGuardia in 1933.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Ex-Aide Parker To Visit USA In Private Trip
Prince Philip's former secretary Captain Michael Parker, ousted after a marital split, plans a private visit to his brother, Australian naval attache in Washington. Parker resigned four months ago amid royal marriage standards but remains on friendly terms with the prince and Queen Elizabeth II. The trip notes no official royal business.
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