Atlantic Pact Heads List of Major Goals
Washington May 11 AP The Truman administration aims to pass major laws by summer and possibly recall lawmakers next fall. Leaders seek ratification of the North Atlantic Security Alliance and enact key bills before Aug 1 including government reorganization and education funding while routine money bills ride along. Senate action stalls on Taft Hartley related measures as Republicans push for compromise and summer action.
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Washington
North Atlantic Security Alliance
Aix
G. O. P.ath
Congress
Sena
House
Bax
Oregon
Senate
Saaber
Mt Litnois
Ena
Lucas
Thesa
Clay Relates Block Gains for Germany
Berlin reports Gen. Lucius D. Clay stated that Soviet blockade efforts prompted nine key Western gains in Berlin and Germany. He highlighted Berlin's steadfast stand against interference, improved traffic patterns, and advances in ground control equipment as evidence of Western resolve and strategic lessons from the crisis.
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Berlin
TL (Ap
Germaney
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
West
Clay
T.s
Home Town Cash Loss Ends With Missing Wallet
Bernard Goodis bet $82 on a horse and lost when the horse did not win. He later received an empty wallet and a threatening note in Wichita Falls Texas. He was transported to Temple University Hospital after swallowing upholstery tack and needed surgery to remove it. His parents were advised to seek treatment for him.
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Goddis
Wichita Falls
Texas
Temple University Hospital
Lao Sanders
Bobby
0. le Jackson
Indictad Dadler Wins in Election
MILLVILLE New Jersey May 14 An automobile dealer under federal indictment for income tax evasion is elected to the city commission. Sian M Cherivick won the highest vote in a 20 man field while facing an indictment for alleged evasion of 20000 dollars. Another candidate Lewis RF remained in prison cell or prison. A former city commissioner received two years for malfeasance in office Hogan finished ninth for five seats.
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Millville
N. J
Sian M. Cherivick
Chertvtch
Candiiere
Lewis RF
Enonate
Hogan
No Indictment In Landlord Slaying Case
Nassau County grand jury declined to indict 33 year old Dorothy Miners in the fatal shooting of landlord John A. Grady 30 during a dispute with her husband over late night activity and noise. Miners was freed from jail to return to her husband and two children after the decision.
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Nassau County Tre
Dorothy Miners
Yententity
John A. Grady
Grady
Tooty
Heavy frost grips Chicago suburbs in cool May air
Frost blanketed the Chicago suburbs with heavy moisture as a weather front moved through. The U S Weather Bureau reported rain in Virginia and North Carolina, substantial snowfall in the south Rockies, with 67 inches in Ro, Cole, and Albuquerque area weather notes noting cooler, clearer conditions expected ahead.
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Chicago
Ieee
U. 5 Weather Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
Rockies
Cole
N. Mex
Bureau Mall
Boy Flown for X ray of Tack in Lung
A seven year old boy from Crowell Texas was flown to Philadelphia for X ray imaging after a tack was lodged in his lung. The child named Bobby Sanders was transported by air medical team to seek precise localization and potential removal.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Sanders
Crowell
Texas
Batley
Little Dog Hero Saves Boy From Attacking Dog
May 11 report from Gillespie describes a small mixed breed dog named Chubby leaping to defend four year old Jackie Strickler when a larger dog mauled him. Chubby engaged the assailant, allowing the child to be pulled to safety. Jackie remained in hospital in fair condition with injuries including an ear torn and nerve damage cited by doctors.
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Gillespie
Bia
Chubby
Jackie Strickler
Ig OK Unt
Jackie Te
Ate Taghes
Premier Yoshida Urges Japan to Earn Its Way in Peace
Shigeru Yoshida urged Japan be allowed to earn its own living through fair competition in a peaceful world. The comment came amid global efforts to accelerate recovery and reduce aggression, with support from leaders including Gene McArthur on the path forward.
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Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Neha
Evera
Youkide
Gene Macartaue
Ex-football Star Cleared of Killing in Las Cruces
A former football star was cleared of a murder charge in Las Cruces after a voluntary ten day court stay. Attorney T Campbell stated the defendant is completely exonerated, while others involved, including Ovidr Coogler, were not brought to trial.
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Las Cauces
Jarry
T. Campbell
Ovidr Coogler
Ice-brankup Pot Winner Named Janks Alaska May 11
Report from Janks Alaska on May 11 notes a 68000 ice break pot winner name tied to an incident on Chena Slough near Fairbanks. Details describe an event yesterday Alaska time with mention of the Tanana River and ice conditions affecting the stake.
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Janks
Alaska
Wilifarel
Anchorage
A l Atter
Kuemin
Chena Slough
Fairbanks
Grip
Daily Pacifican ends May 11 1985 notice
The Daily Pacifican announces its final issue will be published on May 11 1985 ending the daily Pacifican paper. The notice informs readers of the cessation during the Pacific war period and notes the historic context of American forces in the region.
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Mani
Ane
Elena
Victors Over Hague Forces Seek Record Impound Order
Barby City New Jersey May 11 AP Furion forces ousted the Democratic Jersey City control and sought a court order to impound Frank Hague era records. Frank V Kenny said he instructed lawyers to nab Superior Court Judge Brennan Jr for the impounding. Kenny, a former Hague tenant, led the victory that toppled Hague’s ticket in yesterday’s municipal commission election. Hague issued a brief two word comment, saying two people wanted it that way. The commission will take office next Tuesday for a three year term with Kenny likely mayor. The election also saw Vincent Murphy defeated in Newark for a third term and labor leaders gaining influence in city government. A new line will be set when the commission organizes next Tuesday.
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Barby City
N. J
Furion
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Frank V. Kenny
Freedom
Kenny
Hia Atesrneys
Superior Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Municipal Commission
Hague
Rae An Ie
Ion Ane
Kenney
Jor
Vincent” Murphy
State Federation of Labor
Murphy
Newark
Phy
Aten
Tun Fare
Pentent
Len Carlin
A. F. Run Stors Union
J. Me Fan
Ererizive
atate_C
Commission-Elect
Lace
Vandenberg backs move to modify U N Spain ban
Senate debate centered on restoring full diplomatic ties with Spain. Vandenberg urged swapping ambassadors and lifting United Nations sanctions, linking move to potential cotton and wheat sales to Spain. Connally favored retaining an ambassador in Madrid with limited authority. Brews ter cited economic impact of renewed relations on U S exports.
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Vandenberg
U. N
Spain
Ashington
RvMieh
Jrlreé
Connally
Dtexas
United States
Narcer
Vandan
Berg
Enem
Casnador
Sen. Brews
Ater
Teranda
Brewster
Ha 38
Tam
Maine
Senate
Btndrid
Texac
Celebrations Planned for Airlift Personnel
The Defense Department considers national celebrations to honor the Berlin Airlift personnel. Officials say plans are not yet definite while Furcment spokesmen indicate readiness to represent the United States.
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Walmington
May
Defense Department
Berlin
United States
Contract Awarded for Patrol Boat Use in Alaimites Bay
City Council awarded a 43695 contract to H G McKinney Co Wilmington for a patrol boat for the Recreation Department in Alaites Bay. A prior 33495 award to Deluxe Water Taxi Co Long Beach was rescinded after City Attorney Irving M Smith noted the bid bond had been signed by John W Harvey as a corporate representative, invalidating the bond.
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H. G. McKinney & Co
Wilmington
Recreation Department
Alamites Bay
Deluxe Water Taxi Ca
Long Beach
Jrv-ing M. Smith
John W. Harvey
Smith
Transport Will Land With 1086 Refugees
Transport Willard A. Holbeck will dock in New sal tomorrow with 1086 refugees headed for California. Two dozen families and best each are aboard. The region for the 1086 passengers will go to California.
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Washington
Willard A. Holbeck
New Saltamorrow
Collumbia
California
Coplon Defense Motion to Kill Indictment Fails
A federal judge rejected Judith Coplon’s bid to dismiss the espionage indictment. Archibald Palmer argued the grand jury process was flawed, but Judge Albert L. Reeves denied the motion and prepared to proceed with trial. The case centers on charges of pilfering secret materials and relations to a Soviet agent network.
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Coplon
Washington
Albert L. Reeves
Judith Coplon
Mise Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Jo Reeves
Tve
Raymond P. Wheerty
Willam E. Foley
Justice Department
Nin
Misa Coplonis
Doreignen
New York
Late Fields Aid Tells of Poker Games
Hollywood May JLUE Comedian W C Fields loved to play poker for high stakes with golf cronies but refused to keep income records. His secretary Magda Milenael testified in the will contest that Fields played poker at a club called the Pivot Diggers after golf. His widow Harriet seeks to prove he was a California resident to claim part of his $800000 estate.
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Hollywood
May
W. C. Fisids
Magda Milenael
Fields
Los Angelen Fields
Harriet
California
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