Wenzell at Senate Hearing Praised by Board Chairman
Washington reporters cover a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the Dixion-Yates contract and the dual role of Wenzell, former First Boston executive now with the World Bank, as questions arise about propriety and potential conflicts. The chairman notes the no-fee stance and Wenzell’s past advisory links while highlighting ongoing budget and energy policy debates.
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Geore PD. Woods
Aia First Hipston Corp
Antimonopoly
Eisenhower
Piast Boston
New York City
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Woods
Kumertling
Budget Bureau
World Bank
Joseph Fy
Dodge
Lon O'Mahoney
Dawyo
Wengell
Dixon-Yates
Wooxte
Vale
Ike Pleased With Progress
Ike advocates progress in European security with focus on demilitarization and a broader alliance. Talks stress a four power pact, NATO balance, and a postwar peace plan including Arms inspection and limits. Britain and France resist some Soviet satellite concessions while urging broader Western unity.
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Enhawer
Kien
Fiure
Wattionthin
Europe
Bulgania
Germany
East Germany
Mrance
NATO
Wusshe
Eisenheaver
Aden
Russia
United State
Commmunist
China
Britain
France
United States
Wasslir
House Advances Wage Floor Boost Amid Senate Hurdles
Unclear report indicates House plans to push a wage floor increase toward $1 and align with a federal minimum, with Senate expectations of action. Mentions President and differing cents proposal, signaling a partisan pause and negotiation between chambers.
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Wasiington UC
Senate
Hisorhesi Tr
Unclear youth safety comments spark questions in Massachusetts
A garbled report from Massachusetts discusses concerns about child safety, supervision, and a proposed program aimed at guiding or protecting children. The piece references a supervisor or guardian named Werner Suds and a plan involving daily duration and oversight, with emphasis on at risk youths and caregiver involvement.
Long Beach Miss Universe judging kicks off amid fashion flurry
In Long Beach California Miss Universe judging begins as contestants parade in gowns and swimwear. Judges include Lex Yarker George Nutlet Rory Calton and others while cameras flash and crowds watch the procession. Contestants receive notes from organizers as the panel weighs poise style and presence on stage.
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Beach
Calif
Qesa Maile van Doren
Unisversahimera Tonwil Studios
Plete
Lex Yarker
George Nutlet
Rory Calton
Sony
Maureen O'Mark
Tal Cowley
Marth Ayer
Pan Belly
Dles Urata
Curtis
Miss Crowley
Walker
Ross Thal
Mario
Suspicious Woman Tip Aids Arrest In Bank Embezzlement Case
A tip from a suspicious woman helped FBI agents arrest John C. Slomer, 24, and his wife 23, for embezzling about 94 thousand dollars from a Staten Island bank branch. Slomer had worked there as a teller. Police also recovered 5,500 dollars earlier and a grand jury reported losses of 94,440 from the same bank. The couple lived under assumed names with two children in New York and were to be arraigned today.
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Hexalloy
Staten Inland
Leller
New York
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FBC
John C. Slomer
Amel
Hens Lefty
du South Amherst Coop
Here
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Ale
Charles Mac'vavish
Hey
Noywaley
Wit Sienoravy
NO. Tanklux
Cleveland
Sail
Sont Ratten the Hawke
Siemer
Pallee Ball
Hoyente
U.S
New Yar
Chives Wind Police
Baeser
Chandler Raps Turnpike Plan In Local Debate
A murky report from TONPEINSVILLE details Chandler criticizing a turnpike proposal amid confusion over funding and stalled local support. Residents voice concerns about costs and impact as officials push for a decision while timelines loom.
Blast Rocks Town After Fire Tries Break In
A violent blast damaged a town and exposed a felon attempting a break in. Witnesses described chaos at an old school site where authorities reported a large cash figure involved. Police investigated, with bystanders noting the event and emergency crews responding promptly.
First A-Power Now in Use In New York
A new atomic power generator in upstate New York fed Niagara Mohawk with about 72 000 kilowatts and could supply electricity for up to 35 000 homes. Mrs John Thema of Batlstun Spo used the algae powered device to cook a hamburger, a spokesman said. The ceremony at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory near Schenectady marked a test of the reactor and its potential for the world's second American submarine reactor.
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New York
Ghairawn Lewis L
Mouse Eatery Commission
Niagara Mohawk
General
Electic Con
Nipplate
John Thema
Batlstun
Groton
Conn
Strangs
Amic Power
Washington
Atenan Tda
General Electric
Bolt Kills 3 At Owensboro
A lightning strike at Owensboro Kentucky killed three boys, ages 12 to 14, and injured another at a Fourth of July party at the Atonsboro Country Club. The victims were Jerry Morris Charles Kay and Frank Burger, all from the area. A second nearby lightning death reported involved Kentucky National Guard members while handling a state task.
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Waterington
Atonsboro Country Club
Jerry Morris
Charles Kay
Frank Burger
Guimy ‘Mominsen
Orien
Kentucky
Nae Alona Guard
Iehtning
Wiwin C. Dilles
Landan
Carl W. Claud
Mte
Whorler
Blacklist Ousts Suede Shoe Boys
A government crackdown targets illicit operators as the blacklist and tighter rules disrupt the so called Suede Shoe Boys. The era faces a housing scandal with FHA involvement drawing Congress scrutiny and exposing widespread swindles affecting thousands of American families.
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Wasiington
Investigalang
Congress
Iy Nome
Pan
Obituaries Follow Loss Of Noted Local Figures In Knox County
Obituary notices honor Mrs. W Stooksbury longtime Lincolnton University leader and Knoxville Business College operator. Survives include daughter Mrs ALN Luther of Knoxville and sister Mrs Thomas Gay of Memphis. Also noted are funeral services for John Henry Tey and Mrs Janie Klig with local ministers and pallbearers named.
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Isnoxville
Stooksbury
Lincolta “Temprind Unity
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Knoxville Business College
If Toa Isstutey
Aln Luther
Knoxville
Thosmas Gay
Memphis
Nevada prisoners strike ends with guarded standoff
In Carson City Nevada 292 inmates refused meals at the Nevada State Prison prompting Governor Russell to consider actions. A three man grievance committee monitored 12 grievances as 186 inmates returned to cells while 20 patrolmen guarded the grounds. Officials cited a brewing dispute lasting weeks with a hard core of about 25 prisoners orchestrating the walkout. The event occurred amid cold weather and a quiet but tense atmosphere.
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Nev
Uplqov
Charles MH. Russell
Nevada
Nevada State Prishn
Russell
Kitribees
Pan
Arthur Fernard
Wale Wo Withy Wash
Herta
Tong
Fein Menates
Mein Cell
Denney Speaks At Hometown In Kentucky Run
Edwin R. Denney, GOP gubernatorial candidate, spoke to students in his former hometown Mount Vernon about supporting the minimum foundation program and developing state parks to attract outsiders. He emphasizes sustaining main industries and cites the need for steady growth across Kentucky. Denney plans tours in Perry and Clay counties.
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GOP
Edwin R. Denney
Merce My
Denney
Pareane
Clay
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