Campaign hearing uneases as Neff testimony ends abruptly
A Nebraska witness Neff faced a Senate committee in Sioux Falls amid questions about personal campaign fund contributions. Whaley, a Dawson County man, testified as Neff’s close associate, recounting trips and money ties as the panel considered whether additional witnesses would be recalled. The session recessed with no further decisions. some witnesses may be recalled, others released but under subpoena.
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Peals
Whaley
Dawson County
Nebraska
Nell
Sioux Falls
Neff
Case
WICO
Charles W. Steadman
Steadman
Evan Evans
George
South Dakota
Wesf
Senate
Nett
Senate Elections Subcommittee
George Awmounceé
Neth
Lexington
Neb
Evans
Soviet attacks Baghdad Pact and Western defense moves
A Soviet statement denounces the Baghdad Pact and other military blocs while criticizing Western plans for Middle East defense. The text notes Arab nations’ reaction and Russia’s push to align with Arab states, raising questions about participation of concerned nations in regional decisions. The dialogue mentions Neff and Superior Oil Co attorney Elmer Patouin as interested figures.
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Mideast
Neff
Stead' Sman
Elmer Patouin
O1 Co
Washington
Islaimed
Asrael
Russia
Fresh Air Quest Hospitalizes Los Angeles Man
James S. Goehegan a 47 year old resident of Los Angeles fainted while taking a deep breath of fresh air after opening a window and fell from his apartment window into an alley three doors below. He sustained a broken right leg a fractured pelvis and possible back and internal injuries while being treated at General Hospital.
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Quest
L.A
Los Angeles
James S. Goehegan
Goehegan
Two youths admit break-ins at magic stores in Milwaukee
Two young men in Milwaukee admitted breaking into several magic stores today. They said they are music lovers and wanted to pay for the instruments they took, offering a partial explanation for the incidents.
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Carolyn Rice
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Betty Starke
South Bend
Cleveland
Lind, Lee
Rochester
Ind
Hyho
Garfield
Stark
St. Mary's
Notre Dame
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Rusk
California
Compton
Long Beach
Governor Seeks 464 Million Dollar State Budget
The governor proposes a 464 million dollar budget with growth tied to population rise and higher costs in education, state hospitals, prisons, and universities. He aims to cut operating costs and notes potential for tax relief while planning capital outlays for buildings, vehicles, and restoration work after floods.
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Knight
Thelin
California
Peirce Says Prison and Hospital Populations Lag Behind Estimates
Peirce notes prison and hospital populations trail official estimates and would defer several projects planned for 1936-57 by at least a year. The remark highlights delays in corrections and medical facility needs within the anticipated budget cycle.
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Patanarora Eerae
Peirce
Five Buried in Toledo Plant Blast
Five workers died and three others were injured when a Toledo meat plant blast leveled the building and damaged three adjacent stores. Fire Chief Arnold Papenhagen estimated the damage at more than a million dollars. Survivor Demschroder described sirens, water spraying, and being trapped before firefighters freed him.
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Toledo
Arnold Papenhagen
Spanish Officials Probe Student Riots In Madrid
Authorities opened an inquiry into last week's anti Franco protests and the assault on the Falange Party leader. Madrid University was closed, a faculty shakeup began, and Dean Manuel Torres Lopes faced possible dismissal amid reports rector Pedro Lain Entralgo was fired.
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Madrid
Falange Party
iMedrid University
Manuel Torres Lopes
Pedro Lain
Fight Over Carton Fatal to Denver Boy
A Denver boy Jesse Oblia died after injuries from an argument over a cardboard carton. He suffered a skull fracture when struck with a board and brick, and died hours later at Denver General Hospital after surgery. Police held two boys for investigation of the death.
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Denver
Jesse Oblia
George Burkhart
Bev
Haye Jr
Denver General Hospital
Brazilian stowaway rides 3182 miles in freezing nosewheel
Wanderley de Cunha Camargo a Brazilian baggage handler hid in a Pan American DC6 nosewheel compartment in Sao Paulo, rode 3182 miles to Idlewild at 18000 feet with near zero temperatures and thin oxygen, leaped out, was found rummaging near the airport, and awaits return to Brazil. He said he wanted to see the United States and was held at immigration HQ.
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New York
Wanderley de Cunha Camargo
Pan American World Airways
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Idlewild
United States
Camargo
Immigration
Twin Brothers Deny In Death of Boy in Wheeling Slaying
Twin brothers Thomas Williams Jr. and Joseph Williams, both 14, maintained their innocence in the death of 12 year old David Powell. Police plan further tests and a marital examination, while Powell’s family prepared for his funeral. Powell’s skull was crushed and a knife nicked his chest. stains on a jacket alleged to belong to Thomas were noted as investigators pursued the case.
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Mary C. Bowers
Los Angeles
Patterson &1
South Bend
Miss Rush
Miss Pillow
Sea Beach
Thomas
Joseph’ Williams
Wheeling
Associated Press
W. Va
Upi
David Powell
Thomas Williams Jr
Joseph Williams
Powell
Ohio County
Joseph Gampers
Gompers
Wes
Thomas Williams
Ling
Queen of Jordan Bears First Child in Palace Row
Ambian Jordan reports Queen abina gave birth to her first child, a girl, as royal officials confirm the baby’s arrival at Basman Palace. Test results and interviews describe the newborn’s name and the king’s involvement amid a flurry of national gifts and celebrations.
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Ambian
Jordan
Cairo University
Sealm
Harrow
Sandimen
Powell
Sheriff
alAum
Mecca
Hussein
Cear
King
Williams
James Baisness
Charleston
W. Va
Basman Palace
Fleeing envoys and spies shadow UK Moscow talks
Lloyd rejects credence of Soviet propaganda from the Burgess and MacLean affair. He notes no suspicions fell on Burgess while MacLean, head of the British Foreign Office department, was identified as a suspected Soviet spy before fleeing. Moscow reports Burgess appeared the bolder figure among the two at a Moscow news conference.
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Lloyd
Britain
Bulgaria
Communist’ Party
Nikite Khrunshchev
Sid
London
Washington
Eden
Eisenhower
MacLean
Luffice
Burgess
Moscow
Glass eater Herman Taylor jailed in Oakland record
Police record Herman Taylor 55 described as glass eater and vagrant after he ate a used light bulb. Doctors warned against further bulb meals. Sgt Martin 3 Hen noted the odd habit while investigating why he rejected jail breakfast of corn meal fish coffee toast and peaches.
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Herman Taylor
Taylor
Martin
Hensent
Governor Knight Improves but Remains Feverish
Governor Knight is recovering from influenza with a slight fever and will stay in his hotel for two to three more days. He fell ill Wednesday and canceled Sunday’s appearance on Youth Wants to Know, with Bev Clinton Anderson stepping in as substitute.
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Voodwin J
Knight
California
Huenza
Knight-prokte
Bev Clinton
Anderson
Arthritis relief through circulation and relaxation technique
An advertisement promises lasting relief from arthritis by a treatment that increases circulation and relaxes muscles and joints. It claims to ease pain, improve sleep, and boost well being while warning against continued use of pain killers. Office contact listed as 2315 E Seventh Street with Dr Depean.
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Depean
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