Arrests in FHA loan scam mount in multiple states
Ten men connected to an Enterprise Construction Co scheme face federal charges for inducing false statements on home improvement loan applications. Officials say eight were arrested in Los Angeles and others in New Jersey and Kansas, with several named defendants linked to high pressure sales tactics. All released on bond awaiting arraignment.
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Kansas
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Waters
U.S
Enterprise Construction Co
Harry Slakoff
Wentnorthe
Camden
Harald Perry
Wichita
Kan
FBI
Morris J. Berger
Beverly Hills
Edward G. Volk
Morris Blackman
William Momash
Harry Strickstein
Irwin Weinberg
Maury J. Siegel
Lee Ane Sufes
Duck Klass
Rogora
Siegel
Federel
Baby Found Neglected Mother Held in City Jail
An month-old is in protective custody after police found the infant neglected in a dirty apartment with beer cans. The mother Margaret Rollaz an 14 of 103 Virginia Cry was jailed for investigation of contributing to the delta' queney of hur child. The child had been left with friend John Irving Popple, 85, a merchant seaman, who allegedly handled the baby and left knives and scissors in the room.
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Popple
Bobby Ping
Mendès France to Visit United States and Canada
Paris premier Mendès France prepared for a trip to the United States and Canada. He planned to meet President and address the UN General Assembly in Washington. The voyage follows a National Assembly vote backing his Algeria policy and promises to deploy forces to quell unrest there.
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State Readies New Blows at Dr. Sheppard's Defense
In the first degree murder trial of Samuel Sheppard, prosecutors press theories that an intruder bludgeoned his wife to death on July 4 in Bay Village. Sheriff’s office testimony describes a scene with intact windows and no forced entry, while defense counsel prepares for further cross examination as Ray Village Police Chief John Eaton is set to testify next.
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Feoad
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Lake Erie
Wil van J. Corrigan
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Ray Village
John Eaton
Poker Losses Key to Killing for Family of 5
A Salina family of five was found shot to death as Roy Henry, a 36 year old unemployed truck driver, implied in a letter to his mother that his gambling losses fed a plan. Henry’s wife and three children perished, and Henry died by a 22 caliber pistol after the killings. The chief of police noted Henry’s letter mentioned poker and gambling rings and named Salmans to investigate.
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Glease
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Scott Thom
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Salmans
United States allocates 40 million for Vietnam refugees
U S officials announced a 40 million dollar program to aid refugees from Communist North Vietnam. Local director Leland Barrows said 10 million was an emergency allocation from last August. About 28 million will finance imports of tractors and goods to aid South Vietnam's economy.
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Viet Nam
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Jury rejects mercy. death verdict urged by prosecutor
The jury deliberated 15 minutes and refused to recommend mercy. Dist. Atty. Joe McFarland pressed Judge Homer Gurrie to impose the death sentence. Hawkins allegedly held two $1,000 policies on his wife at the time of her killing and hinted at collecting on a third policy for his grandson. The DA cited Hawkins’ son’s death and a past policy payout of $19,000. Hawkins claimed $0,000 for the son’s death, $750 for a burned service station, and $1,250 after slipping on a banana peel on a train platform.
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Merty
Homer Gurrie
Sen Hawkins
Joe McFarland
Hawkins
Everal
Row Over Diplomat and Bare Maidens in Borneo Photo
A Daily Mirror splash shows British diplomat Malcolm MacDonald walking on a Borneo beach with two bare-breasted Dayak women, prompting cross-Channel debate. The Telegraph criticizes the timing of his term extension while St Andrews head endorses the image.
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London
WPA
London News
Malcolm Mac
New Ceneral
Southeast Asia
Daily Mirror
Cahtannist
Daily Telegraph
Tayo
U S Judaism Seen Near Golden Age in America
New York observers say American Judaism stands at the threshold of a golden age with the United States as the world’s largest Jewish center. Rabbis Rauch and Sterrels praise expanding religious life, schools, libraries, and fraternal groups as the 300th anniversary of America's first Jewish settlement in 1654 is marked with national gatherings.
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Israel
United States
Joseph Rauch
Louisville
America
Solomon
Sturrels
Savannah
Gasald
Rabbi Rauch
Spain
Sterrels
Jenner Says Red Embassy Directs U.S. Spy Network
U.S. Senator Jenner accused the Soviet embassy of directing a nationwide spy network inside the government and the United Nations. He cited prior promises by Stalin and claimed the Kremlin used peaceful coexistence as a cover. He urged breaking diplomatic ties to cut off espionage.
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Eisenhower to Seek Senate OK on Western Alliance
President Eisenhower travels from Toledo to Washington to urge Senate ratification of the nine power treaty alliance for Western Europe. Hagerty notes the pact as a major step toward world security as the president extends a private hunting trip with George Humphrey.
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Two Men Removed From Ships at Sea by Coast Guard
Two men were removed from ships at sea Friday by the Coast Guard. Tra Loren Wiggins, 53, of Menlo Park, crewman aboard the vessel Paling off Guadalupe Island, was picked up and flown to San Diego for treatment for appendicitis. A Navy man injured in an offshore accident was also flown to San Diego for hospitalization. details were not released by the Navy.
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City College Students to Appear on Gene Normani Show
Thirty five Long Beach City College students will appear on the Gene Normani show at 5 p.m. Monday over SHIT. The college men’s basketball squad will sing with homecoming queen Mary Collings and others. Student body President Bob McCracken Rally Chairman Tom Hunter and Associated Women Students President Carol Nyman will have special spots on the program.
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Gene Normaani
Bobbie Haynes
Bob McCracken
Tom Hunter
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Carol Nyman
Doctors Find Drug Works in Treatment of Leukemia
Los Angeles reports two doctors say the drug myleran, taken by mouth, shows promise in treating chronic leukemia with fewer deaths in a study group. The finding, presented at a meeting with 200 graduate internists, suggests myleran may be more potent than X rays for many patients, though not for acute cases.
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London
Cecil J. Watson
University of Minnesota
Maxwell JM. Wintrobe
Ursity of Utah
Los Angeles County General Hospital
New Zealand National Party Victory Seen Despite Losses
New Zealand voters backed the National Party in a general election but the Labor party narrowed the margin in Parliament. Early counts show the National Party ahead with about 39 seats to 34 for the Liberals as reforms and private enterprise remain central issues.
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National Party
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Piations
Blaze Kills 3 Children In Woodland Fire
In Woodland California a deadly house fire killed three children and burned four others. The victims were Ralph Ramirez 13 Jesse 7 and George 6 sons of Mr and Mrs Clemente Ramirez Ramirez said awakened by smoke at 4 am he found the kitchen a mass of flames Five others including Kenneth 16 Hikaria 14 Lupe 6 and Hope 4 escaped with their parents. Coroner W C McNary reported the two story frame house burned while the parents and one child fled exiting through upstairs window and downstairs doors.
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wWell
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W. C. McNary
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Hikayla
UAW Drafts Demands on Car Industry
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers outline a program for bargaining with major auto firms. The plan calls for 52 weeks pay for those with two years seniority, a 133 cent an hour wage increase, one to two year contracts, a fully company paid health security program, improved overtime pay and holiday rates, a 500 million dollar pension plan share, and a preferred hiring plan favoring local workers. The union plans to present formal demands when current five year contracts expire next spring.
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United Auto Wolice
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Waterer
FP. Reuther
Cone
United States
Canada
Isidoe jButa
VAW
Majeyate Finas
Fae Air
Nehru Invited to Moscow but Offers No Date
Prime Minister Nehru said Russia invited him to visit Moscow but heavy duties prevented fixing a date. He told Soviet officials he would be very happy to go, yet could not commit now. He recently returned from visits to Communist China and North Viet Nam.
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