Reporter Brennan Freed Of Impersonation Charges
Chicago Sun-Times reporter Ray Brennan won dismissal of a two count indictment for posing as a government official to obtain a transcript. Judge Charles McLaughlin ruled the witness testimony before a congressional committee could not be used in court. The government may appeal or seek a new indictment but is not expected to pursue it.
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Ray Brennan
Chicago Sun-Times
U. S
Charles F. McLaughlin
Brennan
McLaughlin
Frederick Smithson
Congressional Committee
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Charles M. Ireland
The
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Tubbo) Gilbert
Crime Investigating Committee
Gilbert
Anderson Reporting Company
Washington School Special Education Class Aids Others
Special education students at Washington School, taught by Mrs. Myrtle Sorrow, paint a colorful clown with a long nose for Memorial hospital to entertain child patients. The clown was crafted by Paul Wilson’s junior high woodworking class. Patients will receive a ring-throwing game to amuse the clown’s nose.
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Myrtle Sorrow
Memorial Hospital
Paul Wilson
Admiral Kirk resigns as Psychological Strategy Board director
The White House says President Eisenhower accepted Admiral Alan G. Kirk's resignation as director of the Psychological Strategy Board. George A. Morgan, deputy director, becomes acting director.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Alan G. Kirk
Psychological Strategy Board
George A. Morgan
Nazarene Church Camp Planned Near Anadarko
ANADARKO Okla Jan 24 UP Plans for a 100000 Nazarene church camp ground to serve 66 churches of the southwestern Oklahoma district include a tabernacle dining hall two dormitories bath houses and a sewage plant. Cabins may be built for each church as 12 acre site is purchased and underbrush cleared next week with construction to follow aiming to host a young people camp this summer.
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Okla
Nazarene
Oklahoma
D. D. Elliott
Anadarko Church
Elliott
Ethel Tilton
Fort
Lignite Reserves Largely West of Mississippi
U. S. reserves of lignite, a low grade coal, are concentrated mainly west of the Mississippi River. The statement highlights regional distribution, noting the western predominance of this energy resource.
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U. S
Mississippi
Benson Promises Aggressive Farm Support Policies
Washington January 24 Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T Benson pledged immediate consideration to suggestions from Sen Milton R Young of North Dakota who challenged him before he took office A Benson aide said a follow up letter would ease tensions over farm price supports Young asked to remove doubts about the administrations farm program and Benson indicated he would provide answers soon Meanwhile Young has introduced three new farm bills in the Senate to take the issue from Benson.
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Ezra T. Benson
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Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Young
Republican Party
Senate
Manufacturing Plant Startup Requires Eight Thousand Investment
An article notes that creating a new job in a manufacturing plant needs an investment of about $8,000. The piece cites the startup cost as essential to establish employment and regional economic impact.
Geologist Steen hits big uranium find in Utah
Charlie Steen a 33 year old geologist who found a million dollar uranium vein last July describes his frugal start and family struggle in Moab Utah He shipped 30 to 40 tons of ore daily to the U S Vanadium Corp at Thompson Utah promising prospects for the atomic defense program and earnings up to 800 a ton Steen credits his wife for perseverance and recalls a poverty rough period before striking it rich He heads the Utex Exploration Company in Moab and hails from Caddo Texas Water at Niagara Falls is noted in closing.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charlie Steen
Big Indian Valley
Utah
Pepsggs
Steen
Mexico
U. S. Vanadium Corp
Thompson
Caddo, Tex
Utex Exploration Company, Inc
Moab, Utah
Escape Is Freed On $5,000 Bond
Carthage Missouri reports Rubie Charles Jenkins, a Louisiana State Prison escapee, freed on a total $5,000 bond after two magistrate court appearances. At arraignment he faced armed robbery charges with a $2,500 bond set and a preliminary hearing slated for next Tuesday. His attorney posted the bond and he was moved to Joplin magistrate court for a $2,500 bond on a fugitive warrant.
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Charles Jenkins
Louisiana
Jenkins
Joplin
Oklahoma men charged in liquor store robbery case
Three Oklahoma men were arrested early Wednesday and charged with armed robbery of a liquor store taken January 12. The heist involved $15,000 in cash and merchandise. They were released on bonds of $1,000 each. The warrant named Jenkins as involved in the same robbery.
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Jenkins
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