Grand Jury Indicts Legg for Perjury in Local Probe
A grand jury indicts Legg for perjury amid a Southern California rubbish-collection probe. The ex-chairman, residing at 8335 E Seventh St Downey, faces a 118 Penal Code count carrying 1 to 15 years. Co defendants Turner and Hamilton were set to enter bribe pleas as the investigation unfolds with racketeering claims centered on waste collectors.
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Grand Jury
Legg
County Hall of Justice
Turner
Hohn
Lege
Legg l
Logo
California
Theodore Hamlin
Liquor Bribe Case Nears Jury Stage
Riverside trial testimony centers on bribery conspiracy involving former San Bernardino Orange Riverside liquor official Harold A. MacKenzie. Prosecution alleges 810000 slush payment from Palm Springs operators. defense calls it a bad political deal. Jury deliberations expected today.
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Riverside
Harold A. MacKenzie
Liquor Control
San Bernardino
Orange
Palm Springs
Mickey Jones
John Gabbert
MacKenzie
Dewey Metzdorf
George Strebe
Donation Requests Swamp Quiz Winner in Pennsylvania
Mrs Katherine Kreitzer winner of 32000 on The 64 000 Question faces over 100000 in donation requests. The Camp Hill resident said she received about five thousand appeals for funds ranging from education to crackpot schemes and kept about two thirds of her prize after taxes.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Katherine Kreitzer
Kreitzer
Camp Hill
Coal Blockade Lifted in Steinstucckon Village
City officials reported East German authorities have lifted a coal blockade affecting the small village of Steinstucckon. The move ends a period of restricted coal supply and eases local shortages.
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Berlisp
Steinstucckon
Swimsuit Trend Predicts Higher Pantlines for Men
Maurice Levin of Jantzen predicts next summer will see more of men's legs at beaches as the boxer short yields to briefs. He says men will be hoisting their pantlines higher to fit new stock.
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Maurice Levin
Plane Crash in Rockies Fatal to 64
A passenger plane crashed near a Colorado peak in high winds killing 64. Among the victims were five Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle Choir members returning from Europe, including Mrs Endon C. Schow and Mrs Donald A. Kirk. Crew members identified were Capt. C. C. Cooke and First Officer Ralph D. Salisbury, with stewardess Fauvicia Shuttleworth. Postal air rescue teams were unable to jump to the wreck. The flight originated in New York at 7 10 p m EDT and had stops in Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Omaha en route to Denver.
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Europe
Endon C. Schow
Bountiful
Utah
Donald A. Kirk
B. Ray R Seare
Charles Smurthwaite
Victor J. Beck
Car Pelt Tucker
Ogden
Georgia M. West
Earl
San Francisco
United Air Lines
C. C. Cooke
Menlo Park
Calif
Ralph D. Salisbury
Pallo Alto
Fauvicia Shuttleworth
Trumbald
Conn
Texms
New Yorks
E.D.T
Philadel
Phia
Detroit
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Ministers Demand Faure Resignation Across Cabinet Walkout
Gaullists resign from the Faure cabinet including Koenig and others as Gen. Fierre Billotte takes defense post. Faure faces pressure from rivals while seeking to avert a full government vote until the Geneva Big Four talks. Corrignon-Molinier remains with Faure.
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Gaston Palewski
Raymond Trivoulet
Maurice Bayrou
Overseas Territories
Koenig
Fierre Billotte
Republicn Action Group
ARS
Faure
National Union
France
Buntly
Corrignon-Molinier
Geneva
U S Korean Talks Move Forward In Seoul Visit
U S and Korean officials and United Nations Commander Gen Lyman L Lemnitzer arrived in Seoul from Tokyo to discuss Korean issues and US policy with local authorities and allied representatives.
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Seoul
House Group to Inspect Two Alaska Military Bases
A six member House armed services subcommittee led by Rep. Price will inspect Elmendorf Air Force Base and Ft. Richardson near Anchorage Alaska. The delegation arrives by plane on Oct. 15 and will spend about 144 days in Alaska with possible side trips en route to Japan and Okinawa.
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House
Armed Services
Anchorage
Alaska
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Ft. Richardson
Philip Kelleher
Rep. Price
D-Ill
Japan
Okinawa
Reds Seek Diplomatic Ties With Japan
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai signaled willingness to establish unconditional diplomatic relations with Japan in a Mainichi dispatch from Hong Kong. Nomizo, who led a Japanese parliamentary delegation to the Soviet Union, met the Premier during his Hong Kong stopover en route home.
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Tokyo Ip
Chou En-Lai
Mainichi
Hong
Kong
Masaru Nomizo
Soviet Union
Red China
Hong Kong
Peron Unionists Quit as New Elections Slated
In Argentina the CGT leadership resigns after a split with Peronists. The government plans elections in all unions within four months under labor ministry supervision. A meat packers strike in Rosario and La Plata ends with the reinstatement of Jose Presta until new union elections.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Aauarnmank
INE Plutawbel Buyelche
la Prensa
Labor
Rosario
la Plata
Peronistas
Raul Santagoslina
Jose Presta
Presta
Florida hotel owner bets on sunshine
Sarasota hotel owner V. Griffin again wagered on sunny weather by offering free rooms to guests on sunny days through December. He previously promised free lodging during sunny days and, after September’s cloudy spells, provided 938 guests from 17 states with free stays.
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Sarasota, Fla
V. Griffin
Griffin
Florida
Embezzling Teller Gets Eight Years
John Calvin Siemer, 23, was sentenced in Brooklyn Federal Court to eight years for embezzling 65,700 from Staten Island National Bank. He fled with his family and was captured by the FBI in South Amherst, Ohio after 10 months on the run. Judge Matthew Abruzzo rejected his offer to pay 10 percent of income for life and noted an additional 5,000 unaccounted. His wife Henrietta cried as he received the sentence.
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New York
John Calvin Siemer
Matthew Abruzzo
Brooklyn
Siemer
Henrietta
FBI
South Amherst
Ohio
Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co
Nixon Flies Saturday to Ike's Bedside Amid Recovery Updates
President Eisenhower nears the end of a third day since his coronary thrombosis as doctors plan further examinations. He receives family notes and gifts while Mrs. Eisenhower joins breakfast. Vice President’s party heads to Lowry AFB, with talks on possible activity increases contingent on medical advice.
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Nixon
White
Lowry Air Force Base
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Eisenhower
FL Belvoir
Susan
Barbara Anne
Texas
David
Nixon Camp Rebukes Gov Knight Over Primary Plans
Nixon aides led by A S Sen Wil delegation blame Gov Knight for pursuing a national style campaign while Eisenhower battles illness. Hinshaw says Knight's actions threaten California GOP unity and warn against attempts to form a nondelegation ticket or profit from the president’s condition.
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Nixon
A. S. Sen
Serem F. Knowland
Hinshaw
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Knight
Goodwin J. Pitehdiel
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Toes
Angpita Per
California
Cali
Eisenhower
Gallon
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