Russians Offer Big Money to Cab Driver for CIA Work
Washington cab driver Stephen B. Gleason told the Justice Department a Soviet diplomat promised him big money if he worked for the CIA and completed studies for the Russians. Ex-State Department employee Raoul Kulberg said a Soviet official paid him $150 for a journal article. both registered with authorities as advised.
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Justice Department
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State Department
U. S. Foreign Service
Stephen B. Gleason
Raoul F.kulberg
Gleason
Gennadi V. Gavrikov
CIA
Gavrikov
Russia
Kulberg
Stamford, Conn
Eugeni A. Zaostrovtsov
U.S. Foreign Service
Zaostrovtsov
Soviet Union
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Windows Vandalism and Theft Reported in Local Area
Police report vandalism to four autos with rear and windshield damage on Saturday night into Sunday. Victims include Mrs. J. K. Knight and Mrs. Edwin Gol d Stucker, with others named for damaged vehicles. A $645 outboard motor stolen from a park ing lot at Farmer's Exchange is tied to train er tracks. cash and a $50 savings bond taken in a service station burglary. a portable radio valued at $300 stolen from Hossein Karim’s car.
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J. K. Knight
38Th St
Edwin Goldstucker
Farmer's Exchange
19Th St
Ave. G
Ince
34Th St
Hossein Karim
39Th St
California Gov Brown Sees U2 Uproar Boosting Stevenson
California Governor Edmund G. Brown said the U2 spy plane incident and the summit collapse have aided Adlai Stevenson’s chances for the Democratic presidential nomination. He also praised Kennedy’s strong primary showing and called Kennedy a leading rival among California Democrats while noting Stevenson and Kennedy as close rivals.
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Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Stuart Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlai
Kennedy
Brown
Massachusetts
Income Tax Repeal Dominates Texas Political Convention
At the 1960 State Convention of the Constitution Party of Texas in Austin more than 100 delegates urged repealing the federal income tax and banning new taxes. Keynote speaker Tom Anderson criticized government freebies and urged tax cuts while Bard Logan announced nominating results for statewide offices except governor and judges. General sessions start Monday with 8:30 am and 2 pm meetings.
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Constitution Party of Texas
Tom Anderson
Anderson
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Nashville
Tenn
Bard Logan
San Antonio
Tractor blade fatality shocks Tahoka family
A 14-year-old boy was killed when a tractor grader blade fell onto him at a farm near Tahoka. Refugio Lopez detached the implement earlier. the body was found by his mother. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. at Mission Baptist Church with burial in Tahoka Cemetery. Survivors include parents, three sisters, and grandparents.
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Refugio Lopez
Refugio Moreno Lopez
Mission Baptist Church
Tohoka
Tahoka
Stanley Funeral Home
New Deal
Lamb County
Rosa
Beatrice
Yolanda
Trinidad Lopez
Mathis
V. Moreno
Edna
Civil War Vet's Widow to Ride Alone in Parade
In Detroit a 95 year old widow, Carrie Wells, will ride alone in a chauffeured white limousine at the Memorial Day parade. She has led her husband Almond Wells in several parades since his death 46 years ago, recalling his Civil War service and their lifelong bond.
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Detroit
Heroe
Carrie Wells
Wells
Aways
Almond Wells
Midland Man Fatally Stabbed in Heart Wound
A 37 year old Midland man Fred Rameriz died on arrival at Midland Memorial Hospital after a stab wound to the heart. Officials questioned a suspect but no charges were filed. Funeral services were pending at Newnie W Ellis Funeral Home.
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Midland (Special
Midland
Fred Rameriz
Midland Memorial Hospital
Newnie
VFW Buddy Poppy Sale Raises 882 in Lubbock
Members of Post 2466 and its auxiliary collected about 882 on Buddy Poppy Day in Lubbock Saturday per post commander Jack Diamond. Mayor David C. Casey had proclaimed Saturday Poppy Day offering funds to aid active service members, veterans, and widows and orphans of deceased veterans.
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Post 2466
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lubbock
Jack Diamond
David C. Casey
Moroccans Vote in First Post Colonial Local Elections
In Rabat Moroccans elected 798 rural and municipal councils from 47174 candidates for 10207 seats with over four million eligible voters and heavy urban turnout. Twelve candidates were women and the electorate included women voting for the first time in the nation’s history. The King Mohammed V oversees the councils and recently installed his son as premier, aiming for constitutional monarchy by 1962.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed V
Wealthy American Calls for Foreign Policy Revision
Cyrus E Eaton, a Cleveland multimillionaire and Lenin Peace Prize recipient, urged radical changes in U S foreign policy to favor friendship with Communist states. He argued propaganda tools should be abolished and stressed coexistence between socialism and capitalism, while criticizing arms spending and praising Hungary and Czechoslovakia. He and his wife depart for Poland.
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Anthony. Pearce
Budapest
Hungary
Cyrus E. Eaton
United States
U.S
America
Eaton
Cleveland
Ohio
Moscow
Soviet Union
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Paris
Dodd
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Constitution Party Set to Convene in Austin for State and National Ticket
The Constitution Party of Texas plans a state convention in Austin at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel starting 8:30 a.m. to select state office and presidential electors and to review candidates for the national ticket. Tom Anderson of Nashville will keynote and speak at a Sunday banquet as the party adopts its platform.
Eisenhower Prays With Nation On Memorial Day
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower attended Memorial Day services at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church amid light rain. The pastor and congregation called for wisdom for leaders and peace in God’s time, with prayers tied to relief for Chilean earthquake victims and lasting righteousness.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
America
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Country Place
Mamie
Robert A. MacAskill
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Ald
Chile
Meadow Seniors Visit Washington With Lawmakers
Meadow High School senior class sponsors and parents toured Washington on a 10 day trip from New York, meeting Rep. George Mahon and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. The group included students Kay Settle Bonnie Richey Sue Jones and Darlene Bowman with staff and local officials.
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Washington
Meadow High School
George Mahon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nation
New York
Morris Ledger
Perry Mc
Allister
Kay Settle
Sen. Johnson
Bonnie Richey
Sue Jones
Shirley McAllister
Darlene Bowman
Noyce Burleson
Dock Settle
Linda Barton
Mary Myers
Jeannie Solsberg
Evelyn West
Shirley Hall
Rep. Mahon
Rex Baker
Don Warren
James Bartlett
Robert Henson
Joe Horton
Geoff Hulse
Capitol
Debate at U N Shows Soviet Policy Turning Point
UN observers say the week long UN debate signals a new turn in Soviet foreign policy. They expect a renewed cold war through 1960 with focus on discrediting the United States and pressuring Western allies. Gromyko’s moves are seen as aiming to influence U S politics and gain bargaining power in future talks.
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UPD
U.S
United States
Eisenhower
Andrei Gromyko
NATO
Security Council
Gromyko
Russia
Poland
Ceylon
Tunisia
Fulbright Tackles Ike Over U 2 Incident And Summit Faith
Sen J William Fulbright criticizes President Eisenhowers handling of the U 2 spy plane affair and warns against relying on heads of state summits for solving global problems He questions the wisdom of public admissions and discusses coordination failures in notices of the case.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Ike Fulbright
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Woudn
Million Dollars Involved In Nevada Tax Evasion Case
Reno financier La Vere Redfield, 62, a lumberman and former brewer, was arrested on eight federal counts alleging evasion of income taxes totaling more than one million dollars across 1953 to 1956. Indictment returned in secret in Carson City, bail set at 10000, with possible penalties up to 80,000 fine and 40 years. Redfield, known for Sierra Beer Co. and a Reno land option, did not comment on arrest.
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Reno
la Vere Redfield
Nevada
U. S
Carson City
Redfield
Los Angeles
Sierra Beer Co
Lake Tahoe
Washoek County
Three More Payola Charges Lodged Against Record Firms
The Federal Trade Commission announced three new payola complaints, bringing to 81 the total filed against the recording industry since the crackdown began last fall. Named in the latest action are Hugo and Luigi Productions, Inc. of New York. Specialty Records, Inc. of Hollywood. and Starday Recording and Publishing Co., Inc., with Starday International Sale Co., Inc., based in Madison, Tennessee.
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Washington
Insurance Agent John C Parkhurst Handles Your Wants
John C Parkhurst represents Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co. PO2 1772. Call PO3 9311 for your ad needs and insurance inquiries. The notice highlights available policies and agent contact for the service.
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Standard Life & Accident Insurance Co
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