Probe Ties Solon to Campaign Offer in Gas Bill Vote
The Senate inquiry explored alleged payments linked to the Hickenlooper gas bill. Neff admitted a possible $2,500 consideration to Hickenlooper’s campaign. Edson and Goodwin testified about the arrangement. Edson noted Superior Oil’s interest in the bill and potential funding, while Hickenlooper ultimately voted for the measure, which Eisenhower vetoed. Goldwater faced questions about a $250 campaign contribution from the Keck family tied to Superior Oil.
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Goodwin
Hickenlooper
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Iowa
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Goldwater
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Keeks
Doctor Was Wrong Over Three Decades Later
Maria C. Lindstrom, Swedish immigrant in Chicago, was told by a physician 42 years ago that she had only three months to live. She will celebrate her 83rd birthday Thursday and continues to live despite the early grim prognosis.
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Chicago
Maria C. Lindstrom
Sweden
Britain weighs Middle East action amid Syrian Egyptian pact
British officials moved to probe a widening Middle East crisis as Syria Egypt and Saudi Arabia signaled a defense pact while Jordan faced pressure to join. Cyprus became a flashpoint with British troops and evacuees prepared and a Royal Air Force plane burned out after an unclear refueling stop.
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Britain
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Arabia
Israel
Jordan
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Morocco
Algeria
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Antony Head
Mediterranean
Cyprus
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Strikers Arrested as Picketing Spread at Maryland Plant
Twenty two rioting strikers were arrested at the Fairchild Airplane and Engine Co plant in Sequal Up. Police report many cars damaged at entry points while one third of non striking workers reported for duty. State of Maryland seized the plant and Baltimore Transit Co facilities under Chapter 41 with Joseph Allen named emergency utility administrator.
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UPI
Fairchild Airplane and Engine Co
Richard Tucker
Lodge 89
International Assn
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Transit Co
McKeldin
Baltimore Ing
Pransit Co
Afl-Cyo
Baltimore Transit, Co
Department of, Labor and Industry of
Joseph Allen
Bludgeon Slaying Investigation Continues in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police pressed on with inquiries into the bludgeon slaying of 48 year old Alma Belle Miller. Two men arrested for questioning, Anthony Marion Erwin a 50 year old barber and former husband, and Floyd A. Barnett 32, Norman, were released Sunday. Miller's body was found Saturday morning in her Oklahoma City apartment by her son Robert Dale Muss 24.
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Oklahoma City
Wolive Today
Anthony Marion Erwin
Olahoma City
Alma Belle Miller
Floyd A. Barnett
Norman
Okla
Globemaster Wheels Up Landing At Hickam
The G-124 Globemaster landed wheels up at Hickam Field in Honolulu at 1:30 a.m. after a flight from Travis Air Force Base. All 12 crew members escaped injury and the cargo remained undisturbed. The only damage observed was a bent propeller on the aircraft piloted by Captain Herman F. Weiss of Philadelphia.
VFW Urges Candidates on Red China in UN Stand
National commander Timothy J. Murphy urgedPresidential hopefuls to declare their position on excluding Communist China from the United Nations. He spoke to about 150 VFW post and Auxiliary members in Oklahoma City, linking UN admission to U.S. sacrifice in Korea amid heavy snow events at Red Mountain.
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Oklahoma
Veterans of Foreign Wars
China
United Nations
Timothy J. Murphy
Milton Mass
VFW
United Nations Klamath
Red Mountain
Maryland man finds lost New Mexico dog in Annapolis
McClelland of Milleraville Maryland believes a boxer found at his door three weeks ago is Sgt Robert J Harnbacks Diver a fawn colored German boxer missing from Hatch New Mexico and cared for after a nationwide search. Hornback a sergeant stationed in Hatch spent a month looking for the pet offering a 200 reward.
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New Mexico
Annapolis
McClelland
Hatch
N. M
Robert J. Harnback
Baltimore Sun
Associated Press
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Hornback
Diver
Korea
H. HL. Fletcher
Fort Polk
Gov Knight Outlines Record Calif Budget Report
Governor Knight presents a 1.2 billion dollar California budget with 464.5 million for operations and 913.8 million in subsidies covering education welfare and health. He warns deficits unless the economy grows and proposes drawing from a surplus to balance while expanding education welfare and water programs. The plan includes 1020 new mental hygiene posts and 270 highway patrols, plus a pay raise for state workers and Beach and park funding from tideland royalties.
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Senate
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Stanley Arnold
Susanville
John J. Hollister
Goleta
Squaw Valley
University of California
Agoy
Authool
Estes to Enter Calif Primary
Sacramento dispatch reports Senator Estes Kefauver plans to enter California's June 5 presidential primary. Kefauver backers announce a 136-name delegate slate as his campaign becomes the first to file delegates. Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower slates are expected to follow byWednesday night.
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Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
California
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Look Editor Backs Eisenhower and Nixon Ticket
Gardiner Cowles editor of Look magazine endorses the Eisenhower Nixon Republican ticket. He announced support while in Los Angeles for Look Television Awards and emphasized the ticket as a winning combination for November.
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Gardner Cowles
Look Magazine
Eisenhowne Nixon
Cowles
Look
Eisenhower
Nixon
Rescue Drama After Alaska Freighter Sinking
The 14,000 ton transport Gent. B. Freeman battled heavy storms to reach Kodiak Alaska after the freighter Washington Mair sank and 60 crew and passengers were rescued. Captain Robert T. Fulton reported the dramatic scene as survivors waited in lifeboats and the ship fled the gale.
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Mair
Here
Robert T. Fulton
Tacoma
Wash
Washington Mail
American Mail Line
Gulf
Filipinos Nab Suspect in Mrs Quezon Killing
Manila reported that Pauline Viernes a Huks field commander was captured in Nueva Ecija near the forest where Mrs Aurora Quezon wife of the late president Manuel Quezon and 11 others were slain during a 1949 ambush.
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Aurora Aragon Quezon
Manuel Quezon
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Nueva Ecija Provinte
Lonely Forest
Quezon
Iran orders Soviet attache to leave the country
Tehran says Maj. Ivanovich Kouznetsoff, the Soviet assistant military attache, must depart within a week after being arrested last week for spying. Iranian authorities later released him when credentials were found. The military governor stated Kouznetsoff was caught receiving secret air force documents from an Iranian warrant officer.
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Iran
VPI
Pussia
Maj. Ivanovich
Kouznetsoff
Two Patrolmen Hit by Car Killing One in Kansas City
A Sunday crash in Wyandotte County Kansas killed Patrolman Thomas W. Mendina 28 and injured Lt. John Scherzer 44 as they tried to awaken two men in a parked car on Highway 32. Mendina left behind a 10 month old son. Scherzer suffered a fractured arm and other injuries.
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Kan
Wyandotte County
Hwy
Thomas W. Men’ Dina
Johan Scherzer
Bridges Picks Lausche as GOP’s Toughest Opponent
ALLENTOWN PA Senator Bridges of New Hampshire said Lausche would be the hardest Democratic presidential candidate for the GOP to beat. He noted Adlai Stevenson as formidable but believes Stevenson overrates himself in eight or nine months.
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Liberal Party
Fihee
National Assembly
Rhee
Democratic Party
Allentown
Uhm
Sen Bridges
Ohio
Gov
Lausche
Adlai Stevenson
Bridges
Stevenson
Boxcar Raid Breaks Up San Francisco Crap Game
Police Lt. George Eggert ambushed a field craps game when a boxcar was placed beside the field. Seven men were arrested or charged, 437 was taken, and 24 dice, some loaded, were seized. About 20 players fled the scene.
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San Frannasco
George Eggert
Eggert
Compromise Plan Studied in IUE Strike
Washington officials study a compromise settlement between Westinghouse and the IUE. The package would grant the five year contract sought by the company and arbitration rights sought by the union. Representatives from both sides prepared to meet with the three man FM S panel after mediation efforts. The IUE Westinghouse conference board was to meet tonight to consider the proposal.
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Westinghouse
IUE
Westinghouse Conference Board
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