Mixed U S criminal cases and local notices in brief
A sprawling brief from St. Louis and beyond reports sentencing set for Paul Dik Jon, a former Truman aide, for tax evasion and discusses a federal verdict. It also covers landlord tenant disputes in Kentucky, bank deposit losses, missing documents, a Grand Central Station explosion, McCarthy security at St Patrick's, Paducah construction labor disputes, and various local notices and births.
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ST. Louis
Paul Dik Jon
Truman
Minktes
Dillon
Maximim
Spa
Dulles Troop Retaliation Stand Sparks Senate Debate
Washington experts say Secretary Dulles may have overreached in claiming the President can order instant retaliation against any attack on US or NATO allies without explicit congressional authorization. Critics argue only Congress can declare war and ratify major actions, while some senators warn against unilateral executive power in a new aggression.
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Washington
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Congress
U.S
Dulles
United States
Efe
Senate
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
William F. Knowland
Philadelphia
Alexander Wiley
The
Two Mines Shut in Perry Amid Coal Firm Suspensions
Hazard Kentucky reports two Perry mines idled as Columbus Coal and Harvey Goal suspend operations indefinitely. About 200 workers affected as plants lay off with remaining activity halted and company housing and property offered for sale. Continuous operation had once peaked around 450 workers.
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Hazard
Kyaceon
Berry County
Columbus Coal
Harvey Goal Corp
Harveyton
Notice of State Statute Office Announcement
Notice from the office of MARTIA L. AROCK, Clerk Vis Fane 8, Ashor, D.C., referencing Kentorks Revised Statutes Chapter AL and places of entertainment. The readable fragment notes enforcement or notice action by the office with unspecified details and officials.
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Shas
Kentorks
Martia L. Arock
Clork
Ashor
D.C
Peress Case Draws McCarthy Fire in Army Probe
UPI reports the Peress affair remains under Army inspector general review with Defense linking to McCarthy. The Army plans a final report in late March before resuming the Peress investigation, while McCarthy accuses officials of stalling and pressuring witnesses amid political clashes.
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Hp Owe CO
Wilson Wasiington
McGunthy Oveiworks
Ur Pures
Mk Wits
Ole Hoss
Sen
Joseph A
McCarthy
Army Department
United Foross
Robert‘. Stevens Promien
teCarthy
Army
Marek
Peress
Defense
Wilsam
Senate
Eros
Nyipennines
Pfovo
Slevens
McCrethy
Meiry
McCarthy Cour Iitice
Roy M. Colin
Pvt
G. Davie Feline
Shayye Ind McCasshy
Asith
Ant
Neal
Panther hunt grips Los Angeles amid wild panther reports
In Los Angeles officers chased frantic tips about a roaming panther said to stalk Southern California. A mistaken sighting 73 miles east turned out to be a cocker spaniel, as police advised shooting to kill if the animal is found. Citizens reported sightings across the city with several officers confirming encounters.
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Los Angeles
Yakulpa
Here
Wayne Roberts
Tris
Sothern Coeliefornia
Joose
Nany
Repoirts
Kentucky Water Co Faces Complaint Over Service
March 17 in Port Ky James Harris Wilder lawn marshal reported in federal court over alleged service failures. Revenue official cites Harris owes 3365 for 195 old tax. Newport club licensee John Kulp faces 1027 in entertainment charges. Frankfort state investigation into attempted rides and other violations set to open next Tuesday in Henderson magistrates courts.
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Hazard
Mare
Nylion
Jude A. J. Bratcher
Morgantown
Fred B. Ballard
Finley J. Cisco
Fidelity Deposit Ce
Maryland
Paducail Ky
Tabor Transslo
Karlay
Big Marine
Wnt
Carter
AYE Iranworkers
Calvert City Chemieat Center
Nathanal Cae
Port
James Hirvis
Wilder
Iva Glid
Campbell Cina Court
Harris
Unieis
John Kulp
Newportelshi Club
Ealahek Wxes
Obituary Notice for Mrs Tilda Gampher
Mrs Tilda Gampher died yesterday in Chenoa Kentucky. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Thda Gampher
Tilda Gampher
Chenoa
Kentucky
Council Snubs Dixon Order
Court reports show no final ruling on Guy Harrell’s firing as police chief. Acting Chief George Rikings oversees interim duties while the council weighs the Dixon order, with discussion focusing on propriety and authority rather than personnel judgment.
Georgetown appoints Dr Eddleman as president
In Louisville the Georgetown trustees announced Dr Eddleman will assume the presidency of Georgetown Culley and succeed a resigning leader. The appointive action names him for the Old Testament and Hebrew chair at the seminary while he continues to influence Baptist education in Kentucky.
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Georgetown
Marvel Uy M
Lee Eddlerman
Groy Weiner
Southern Baptist
Sime
Georgetown Culley
Louisville
Redlenin
Morgantown
Miss
Misalsyippi College
Souder Pup Hist ‘Theological Seminary
Louixville
Constant change shapes ancient mountain ranges
Fragmentary notes describe mountains in flux with rock and sea interactions. The text mentions the English Channel's shorelines influencing Brittany, and a curious aside about Frederick the Great using champagne instead of water, signaling a mix of historic and incongruous details.
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Grent
Britany
18 Types of Guided Missiles in U S Arsenal
Washington reports the Defense Department catalogue lists at least 18 guided missiles in American service plus several new jet aircraft. The inventory includes Nike Ajax and Nike Hercules missiles, Sparrow variants, HVAR gunners, and Navy, Army, and Air Force projects. The document notes seven redesign cycles since the first anti aircraft model and mentions an improved ground launched system linked to Nike.
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Bay
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Tk Department
Meniz i
Kouline
Fintis Riven Iy
Ime Np Seecegy
Dave
Priel
Navy
Ap Parke
Air Force
Nike
Mathew Ridgway
Army
Senate
Arany
Fie Repart
Wis Republic
Dress pattern advertisement for Misses' sizes 12 to 18
Early morning sartorial snappy rap promises a sewn dress with an apron overlay. The ad promotes Simulated pattern 4444 for Misses 12 to 18, size 16 needing 3 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Request thirty five cents plus five more for illustrated instructions from Anne Adams Middlesboro Daily News Pattern Dept. 23 West 17 St New York.
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Ise
Fallorn
Anne Adams
Middlesboro
Daily News
West
New York
Patie
Finn Barton seeks Kentucky license for places of entertainment
Notice is given that Finn Barton filed an application for a license under Chapter 231 of the Kentucky Revised Statutes. The Safa application is on file in the clerk of the office. Martha L. Hock, Clerk Ly Fannie Asher, Lic.
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Noticy
Finn, Barton
Safa
Martha L. Hock
Ly Fannie
Asher
Nuclear Power Plants Forecast Bright Growth Ahead
New York based energy expert predicts U S nuclear capacity could rival current power industry by 1985 with plants valued near 1 billion dollars and annual output around 1.1 billion. AEC chief Petersen says power needs double every decade, potentially making nuclear facilities 30 percent of national output by mid century and 59 percent by 2000, as first full scale plant at Pittsburg operated by Duquesne demonstrates nuclear heat into steam via turbines.
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New York
UPI
An_ atone
Peechel
A. R P. Petersen
Ic Energy Commission
Instar
Petersen
Priersen
Dutt
Pittsbieh
Rnc
Daguesne Linke Cr
AB Aonquirer
Carlin
AEC
de Triquesne
Watt
SEC
Brysid
Eighbe Nilion
Urier
Park Fy
Portsmouth
Olff
van de River
Sount
Chtotinn
Transylvania to Mark Anniversary With Three Day Events
Transylvania College in Lexington plans a three day celebration starting April 23 to mark its anniversary. The program theme is Prinklins in a Confused World with speakers including Sen. John Sherman Cooper and Dr. Charles Alten Thomas. A downtown parade on Transylvania Day, April 28, will be followed by pageant, alumni lunch, receptions, dances, and various arrangements overseen by A B Chandler, Robert Watt, and Clinton Hardison.
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Lexington
Transylvania College
Prinklins
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Charles Alten Thomas
St. Luis
Monsinta Chemicals
Wilh
Transylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Virgini
Kent
A. B
Flappy) Chandler
Robert M. Watt
Kenwky Utilities
Clinton M. Hardison
Cardy Disco and the Hidden River Source Mystery
Cardy Disco notes the famous river Wile with a source undiscovered for 5000 years due to roating vegetation blocking upstream exploration, citing Britannica.
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Cardy
Encyclosia Britannica
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Lafesoft Air Force Base
Mocen
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Datnlek Almnoft
Chaves Mart
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George Wunsucker
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Craig Dean Ineger
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Kentucky Water Co
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Dixon
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Trenton
Ann Honer
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Frederick the Great
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
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