Ike at Work Signing Bills and Documents
The article notes President Eisenhower continuing recovery at Walter Reed Army Hospital with routine details. Hagerty reports no firm rescheduling of the Panama conference and mentions possible July 20 dates. The bulletin records stable vitals, regular diet, and high morale as Adams visits and the illness remains ileitis with no definite release date anticipated.
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Taylor Gets Probation in Fraud Case
Judge Maltby questioned Mrs. Taylors sanity amid misconduct claims by the prosecutor but ruled any such misconduct was minor. The proceedings touched on her reliance on doctors and a 17 page probation report. The White House press secretary defended the Presidents truthful condition amid questions of a possible second term.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Rain and Heil Storms Cause Half Million Damage
Unofficial estimates place crop damage from a northeastern Colorado rain and hail storm at nearly half a million dollars. Great Western Sugar Co officials report about 28,000 acres of beets and small grain were hit Sunday night. They said small grain loss would run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars but damage to beets was light.
Soldier Questioned Over Munich Grenade Blast
In Munich an American serviceman is being questioned after a hand grenade exploded in a nightclub injuring seventeen, eight of them U.S. soldiers. Police said a man in uniform entered the bar after soldiers were told to leave for a curfew, then tossed the grenade.
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Germany
U.S
Probation Probes Challenge Taylors' Claims in Insurance Case
Probation investigators labeled claims by Mrs Taylor as falsehoods and questioned Dr Taylor's supposed musical talent. The Taylors, fifth husband and wife pair, were convicted by a Superior Court jury on May 16 of making false insurance reports. They were arrested January 4 after a three week probe into a $6370.50 robbery claim. They reside at 9581 Royal Palm Dr. Garden Grove.
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Prosecution Dropped in Liberace Kin Door Incident
Rudolph Liberace, 24, brother of pianist Liberace, had a door pounding incident in Van Nuys dropped by police. He was initially booked on burglary charges, released on $1,000 bail after two residents reported someone pounding and shouting for his wife. Detectives said the residents did not wish to prosecute and the city attorney declined to file a disturbing the peace complaint.
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Robert B. Anderson Elected Ford Foundation Trustee
Robert B. Anderson former deputy secretary of defense joins the Ford Foundation as a trustee in a move announced today in New York. The selection adds a veteran government official to the foundation's leadership roster.
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New York
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Ford
Dulles Rejects Soviet Offers Egypt Expulsion for pee Beer
Washington reports state department rejected a senate recommendation to expel Arkady Sobolev, chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations, amid a broader debate over Soviet loans and Western aid to Egypt. Egypt weighs Soviet loan offers against Western grants and a water division deal with Sudan, while Nasser awaits word from World Bank president Eugene Black.
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Peiping Pays Nine Million For Ceylon Rubber
Colomoe, Ceylon. Communist China has paid more than nine million dollars owed for rubber purchases in sterling. The rubber commissioner’s department said Peiping settled all dues to Ceylon at the end of last March. Part of China’s rubber imports from Ceylon were paid with rice and the balance in cash, easing fears of insufficient sterling for trade.
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Woman Dismissed From Commie Trial
A federal judge dismissed the charge of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow against Marion Bachrach, 57, former public relations director of the Communist party. Six defendants remain on trial as government evidence was deemed insufficient. A separate accident killed two youths and injured another during the case proceedings.
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Alexander Bicks
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Hemmnunwok
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Chicago
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Harold W. Rederfer
Steven Rubin
Holbrook Hospital
Bible to Seek Democratic renomination for Senate
Sen Albensville said he will seek Democratic renomination and re election to fill the unexpired term of the late Sen McCarran. Three others have announced for the nomination Harvey Dickerson attorney general Mahlon Brown from Las Vegas and Julien Sourvine Reno. The nominee will be chosen at Nevada’s September 4 primary.
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Las Vegas
Julien Sourvine
Nevada
Eisenhower Praises New Urban League Headquarters Dedication
President Eisenhower speaks at the dedication of the National Urban League head quarters calling it a symbol of belief in individual dignity and equality. The event marks the league’s work toward better relations between Negroes and whites.
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National Urban League
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Teenagers tire of TV turn bandits in Los Angeles
Police say three teenage boys Douglas Christopher 16 Wendell 17 of Los Angeles and Ronald Marnell 16 of Woodland Hills confessed to staged crimes for thrill Robberies and attempted holdups occurred Monday night in Baldwin Hills and Hollywood with a .25 pistol used to threat and steal five dollars at one spot and forty two dollars at another. Additional holdup attempts were reported at two other locations.
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L. H. Yan‘dle
W. R. Worthington
Douglas Christopher
Wendell
Ronald Marnell
Woodland Hills
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Hollywood
Two Leftist Parties Lose Bolivia Status
In La Paz Bolivia Sunday elections reduce the communist and Trotskyite parties to losing official status for at least two years after failing to reach the 4 percent vote threshold. With urban ballots counted they are unlikely to gain enough to run in 1968. The margins show Hernan Siles Zuazo of the MNR leading by about 402,246 votes to Oscar Unzaga de la Vega of the FSB's 108,205.
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Hox
Livia
Hernan Siles Zuaxdia
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Trotskyites
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Gress
Siles Zuazo
National Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Oscar Unzega de la Vega
Bolivian Socialist Falange
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Compromise Settles Cartoonist Estate Dispute
The $1,500,000 estate of cartoonist George McManus, creator of Jiggs, ends in compromise. Emil Zekley, longtime associate, and Mrs Zekley plus two children will receive $65,000, payable in installments after the survivor of Flor ence McManus and Leo and Lillian McManus dies. The settlement follows a 1954 stipulation admitting the will to probate after McManus died in October 1954.
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Zekley
Me Marus
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