Cross Tells Aids of Probe Involvement
Washington reports say Hugh W. Cross of the Interstate Commerce Commission briefed White House aides on a Senate inquiry into possible conflicts of interest. A public inquiry may open before year end into his role in negotiating a Chicago bus contract affecting six railroad depots and the Western Passenger Association. Cross refused to answer and said his lips are sealed without subcommittee permission.
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Washington
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cross
Chicago
Chamiman McClellan
Sce
Trumen
Eisenhower
Illinois
Railroad Transfer Service, Inc
A. C. Parmiles Co
Western Passenger Assn
John JL. Neoshin
ICC
Soviets Back Saudi Arabia in Oasis Dispute
A diplomatic note from Moscow indicates the Soviet Union offered full diplomatic backing to Saudi Arabia in the Buraimi Oasis dispute with Britain. The oasis lies near the Oman Sultanates border. Saudi King Saud reportedly discussed the matter with Soviet leader Klementi Voroshilov, while Saudi officials said arms sales and diplomatic exchanges were under consideration.
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Cairo
Egypt
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Britain
Buraimi
Klementi Voroshilov
Saud
Oman
Abuhabi
Muscat
Pichinoil
Moroshilov
Plane Bomber Faces Murder Arraignment
Graham, a drive-in restaurant operator, faces a murder charge for planting a dynamite bomb on a United Airlines plane that exploded after takeoff from Denver. The blast killed 43, including passenger Graham, with 13 others injured. prosecutors seek the death penalty. FBI arrested him for sabotaging the flight. state handles murder charges. He was jailed without bond amid security measures.
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Denver
Joan Gilbert
King
Jew Graham
Tool
United Air Lines
Graham
Chicago
Smathker
Totel
U. S
Donald Xellegtimental Casualty Co
Dist
Alty
Bert Keating
W. A. Patterson
Airlines
Keating
Whaever
Asco
Wongmont
Colo
DCAR
Edouard J. Keating
Gordon Dolliver
FBI
Britain Seeks Cyprus Duty Volunteers For Police
Britain calls for 130 police volunteers to serve in Cyprus amid unrest. Unarmed on duty, officers are hoped to calm crowds and stabilize the island as demonstrations by Greek-speaking residents press for union with Greece. Tear gas has been deployed by troops and police in recent days.
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London
Britain
Cyprus
Colonial Office
Mediterranean
Greece
Obscenity Ruling Hits Comic Book Firm By Uncle Sam
The United States Post Office Department ruled that a Los Angeles firm advertised an original department embargoed mail action comic books claiming no pornographic depictions. The department alleges fraud and that the firm promised, but did not deliver, and that the action interferes with mail. The firm contends it is innocent and seeks court action to defend its rights.
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UPI
Los
Angeles
Fire Department
Ajmen
Ber
Indies
U. S. District Court
Cigugemi En Sae Welt Ag
Post Office
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Continental
Uncle Sam
Cobar
Pacific
Long Beach
Lakewood Center
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Huy
Lakewood Canis
Dia
Downtow
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