Johnson Plans Another Term As Dem Leader
Washington Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson announces he will return as Democratic Senate leader next January after a recent heart attack. He cites recovery to an autumn full strength and criticizes Eisenhower’s partisan view of Congress. Johnson assigns blame for stalled highway and water bills to Republicans while noting health legislation was defeated earlier in a GOP-led session.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
New
Eisenhower
Congress
Johnson
Young Bride Refuses Annulment In Army Couple Case
A 16 year old Winnetka girl Barbara Jean eloped with Army corporal Stephen Doerner Jr after letters from overseas won her heart. Barbara Jean, aided by her mother Mrs Louise Sterling, faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Doerner posted bond and returned to Ft Sheridan as the case proceeds. Barbara Jean hopes to join him in France.
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Winnetka
Ill
Louise Sterling
of & Sporting Goods Company
Cpl
Stephen Doerner Jr
Doerner
Barbara Jean
Shawneetown
Illinois
A. Lee Adams
Winnetka Justice of the Peace
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
France
Sterling
Skipper Of Heroic Tug Turmoil Killed In Fall
London reports Capt. Dan Parker a 63 year old tug skipper died after a fall aboard the Turmoil during a five day effort to tow the Flying Enterprise in a stormy Atlantic. The Turmoil rescued Captain Kurt Carlsen when the Flying Enterprise sank off Ireland.
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London
Dan Parker
Parker
Atlantic
Ireland
Kurt Carlsen
Surviving an A bomb blast lessons learned in survival city
New York editorial notes ten year anniversary of atomic bombs and presents survival lessons from Nevada tests and Pacific fallout. It argues shelters and protection greatly increase survival odds, even within close blast zones, and warns against overestimating pinpoint accuracy.
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New York
Nevada
Pacific
Survival City
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Harold L. Goodwin
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Times Square
la Guardia
Loan Is Too Much Trouble Robber Takes $11000
In Buffalo a young man asked for a personal loan at the Cheektowaga Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co. branch. After being redirected the man returned to rob the bank ten minutes later and escaped with eleven thousand dollars.
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Buffalo
N.Y.P
Charles J. Hauser
Cheektowaga
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co
Widow Denies Knife Slaying Of Attorney
In Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs Geral dine Terry 23 faced a murder charge for the slaying of her husband attorney Bill Lee Terry after a struggle in their home She was released on 10000 bond secured by 200 shares of U S Steel stock supplied by her foster father Gleaver McConnell Tulsa city water commissioner Trial set for August 30 with defense claiming the husband fell on a butcher knife during a drunken quarrel
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Tulsa
Okla
Geraldine Terry
Bill Lee Terry
Gleaver McConnell
Tulsa City Water
U.S. Steel Corp
Police Begin Regular Patrols in Chinatown After 75 Years
Uniformed officers patrolled San Francisco Chinatown today for the first time in 75 years as the city absorbed the former plainclothes Tong era detail. Chinese residents had protested that plainclothes policing was discriminatory while officers resumed standard patrols.
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Chinatown
San Francisco
No Leads Found To Sex Murderer
Kansas City authorities say hundreds of tips have yielded no productive leads in the slaying of 34 year old Mrs. Wilma Allen whose nude body was found in a pasture 20 miles southwest of Kansas City. The FBI state and local agencies search for the killer while investigators piece together information to establish a pattern.
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Kansas City
Wilma Allen
Bernard C. Brannon
FBI
William R. Allen Jr
Names of 10 soldiers killed in Korea truck crash released
Washington reported that Newsmen in Korea were shown the identities of ten soldiers killed in a truck accident before all next of kin had been notified. The Pentagon planned to investigate a breach of Army policy while 8th Army Seoul identified the casualties of the 24th Division near Kimpo Air Base. Names included Pfc John B Long II and Sgt Thomas J Brown among others, with some families stating they had not yet been informed.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
U.S. 8Th Army
Seoul
Kimpo Air Base
Tokyo
Army
John B. Long II
Spec
Edwin L. Ussery
Mountain City
Thomas J. Brown
McGehee
Ark
Robert J. Gourley
Wakefield
Middlesex
Mass
Thomas J. Gilhooley
Waterbury
Conn
Paul A. Seeley
la Canada
Los Angeles
Calif
William H. Kimberlen
Campbell County
Tenn
C. Roosevelt Jones
Burlington
N.J
Walter M. Edwards
Memphis
Johnny B. Lofton
Mee- Call Creek
Miss
Thirteen Italians to testify in U S trial
Thirteen Italians including former wartime partisans travel by special plane to the United States to testify before a federal grand jury in Washington on the slaying of U S Army Maj William Holohan. Accompanying them are FBI agent Alex H Smith and investigator Henry Manfredi.
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Milan
Italy
United States
U. S. Army
William Holohan
Washington
OSS
Aldo Icardi
Pittsburgh
Carl Lo Dolce
Rochester
N.Y
Holohan
Alex H. Smith
FBI
U.S. Army
Henry Manfredi
Manfredi
Lake Orta
Frankfurt
Shannon
Ireland
Atlantic
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E Avenue
Arthur
Godfrey
Ayds
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Complete Insurance Service
Hood-Donley Agency
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