Tragedy Reflections Follow Andrea Doria Rescue
Veteran reporter Warren Franklin notes the moral questions reporters face when covering disasters partly their own. Edward P. Morgan’s broadcast remarks on survivors prompt debate over no comment versus sensitive handling. Also, late measures in Congress cost taxpayers as 23 Senate and 24 House bills died with adjournment.
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Warren Franklin
New York
Nou
Edward P. Morgan
American Broadcasting Co
Jane Ciantarra
Linda
Stockholm
Morgan
Webster
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Plains Cotton Men Plan Washington Talks With USDA
Four Plains Cotton Growers leaders depart for Washington to meet USDA officials about Texas 1957 cotton allotment reserve acreage. They expect to press the issue with Assistant Secretary Marvin McLain and urge caution to avoid 1956-style actions affecting allotments.
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Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Washington, D. C
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
George Pfeiffenberger
Ben Dopson
Dawson Co
D. E. Denham
Cochran Co
Wilmer Smith
Lynn County
Marvin McLain
Pfeiffenberger
McLain
Lubbock
American Cotton Congress
PCG
Washington
East Texas
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
College Station
PCG Group
USDA
Federal Registry
ASC
Texas Asc
Tootton
Lensman Catches Own Death Shot
A U S tourist was killed while photographing a souvenir seller in Huntsville Ontario The incident involved Barney Vincent of Toledo Ohio and Indian Joe Boyden a 60 year old souvenir merchant who discharged a Winchester rifle while posed with a Blackfoot war bonnet Police sent the film to Toronto for processing Boyden injured with shock and claimed the rifle was loaded and asked for action
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Huntsville
U. S
Barney Vincent
Toledo
Ohio
Joe" Boyden
Toronto
Boyden
Peron Returns to Panama After Absenting from Meeting
Juan D. Peron former Argentina dictator returned to Panama from Jagua by commercial plane. He had left exile during a meeting of American presidents last weekend. Aramburu reportedly demanded Peron's absence for his attendance. At Tocumen Airport Peron said he would stay in Panama rather than move to Mexico or Venezuela.
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Juan Peron
Panama
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Jagua
Peron
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
Tocumen
Mexico
Venezuela
Criminal Attorney Charged In Failure To File Tax Return
Oklahoma City reports that criminal attorney Tant faced a state tax filing order covering 14 of 18 years with tax returns for 1938 40 1940 4M and 1948 not filed. The case cites authority for Tant to file and for review of his books by commission agents. he previously defended notable Oklahoma criminals including a torch murder suspect. Also notes Fort Worth attorney Hagler acquitted in a torch murder trial and Tant's involvement in other high profile cases.
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Oblamoma City
Curt Ubia
Tims Nest
Noma City
Dave ‘Tae
R. F. ‘Tanta
Barry
Commission
Tax Commission
District Court
Tny
Com
David Fred Hagler
Fort Worth
Nieves
Tant
Oklahoma
Hagler
Harbie Franklin
Fair Rs
Dallas
Oklahoma City
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Capital
Lensman
Ironing Board
Es' Bayon Anties
Levine’s
Dia
Sanitary
Levine
Val
Tas
Mary Izabeth Jackson
Dice-Amaker
Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
Curtis Mote
Amarillo
Joseph Dawes
Dawes
Mote
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