Beck Indicted for Tax Evasion in Income Fraud Case
A federal grand jury in Tacoma returned a two count conspiracy indictment charging Dave Beck his son and four others with concealing and misrepresenting Becks income from 1951 to 1953 and earlier evading taxes. The group faces combined tax discrepancies totaling about 184000 with separate counts against Beck for 1950.
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Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Los Angeles
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Beck
Dave Jr
Fred Verschueren Sr
Nathan Shefferman
Chicago
Shefferman
Shelton
Norman Gessert
Teamsters
Beck Sr
Becks
Army study debunks sterility claim from secret light weapon
The Army said there is no valid scientific basis or evidence that high intensity carbon arc lights used on M3 tanks could affect the procreative powers of soldiers. The hush hush plan was never used in combat and reports of sterility prompted a probe by Connecticut lawmakers.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Connecticut
Rep
Morano
Bush and
Purtell
Bridgeport
Rhine River
Russia rejects West disarmament plan as of no value
London reports that Russia tonight dismissed the Western proposal for a limited disarmament program, insisting the plan contains nothing of genuine value, according to a British informant.
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London
Russia
1 500 Mile Range Missile Test Sparks Nasa Tone
Reported 1500 mile range missile test near Cocoa Beach fuels speculation of another launch this week. Officials avoid confirming whether the Thor or Jupiter fired yesterday at Patrick AFB as radar and witness accounts describe a swift ascent and brief plume.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
Defense Department
Russia
Washington
Patrick Air Force Base
Here
Army
Air Force
Atlantic
Boy knows first lady in Philadelphia tale
Mitch Sataloff recounts a synagogue lesson about creation and asks his father who the first lady was. He answers Mamie Eisenhower, illustrating a simple memory of a nation’s figure. The exchange captures a child’s view of history in a Philadelphia setting.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell Sataloff
Adam
Mamie Eisenhower
Mitchell
American student to be deported from Red China for passport refusal
Shelby Tucker, a 22 year old Oxford University student from Pass Christian Mississippi, faces deportation in Peiping after refusing to surrender his passport. He and several other Americans had entered China despite clear passport restrictions. The State Department warned that the trip violated passport limits.
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London
Red China
Peiping
Reutters
Shelby Tucker
Goodby
Changchun
Dairen
Tientsin
Tucker
Oxford University
Pass Christian
Miss
Reuters
China
Stael
Dan O'Connell
Chicago
Shelby
Moscow
U.S. State Department
Chuckle Teenage: Parents Not As Dumb As They Think
A witty quip notes that youths mistake parental choices as foolishness, implying parents are wiser than assumed and signaling a lighthearted take on age and asser tions.
Inside Crossword Puzzle Classified Ads and Notices
Classified page fragment shows sections titled Deaths Funerals sports and women’s features with radio and TV notes. Reading is limited but indicates a day’s listings across multiple categories for Valley News and society notices.
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Borurey
Nvbsabed
Enn Valley News
Ccccseess
Talkative Thurmond Fights To Halt Civil Rights Bill
In a 15 hour plus filibuster Thurmond denounced the civil rights bill. He said he would discuss protections for South Carolina veterans under state law and read a history of Anglo-Saxon juries. Knowland warned of rules changes while Morse’s 1953 marathon stood as a landmark.
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Thurmond
Washington
Sen. Thurmond
D-Sc
South Carolina
Sen. Long
D-La
Knowland
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Thur
Senate
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Alex McCullough
Harry S. Dent
Senators
Clarence Mitchell
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Storm Thurmond
Vaccine Priority Is Urged for Asian Flu Response
U S health officers urge priority vaccine distribution to essential workers and those needed to sustain basic community services amid feared epidemics. The plan calls for advisory committees to shape local occupation lists and for weekly influenza reports and rapid pneumonia data tracking to gauge severity.
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Washington
Assn. of State
United States
U.S
Association
Public Health Service
Army Surgeon General
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Man who threatened Perry Como’s children caught
A salesman from Astoria New York, Joseph Tito, 32, was arrested after threatening to kill Perry Como’s three children. He was arraigned in District Court and sent to Brentwood State Hospital for a mental examination. He admitted the call was to “protect the kids from flying missiles.”
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Mineola
N.Y
Perry Comos
Joseph Tito
New York City
Astoria
Como
Sands Point
Long Isand
Titto
Earl Warren
Kathleen M. Kane
Tito
Oe State
Brentwood
Roselle
Perry
David
Terry
Ronnie
New York
Mamaroneck
United States and Allies Propose 11 Point Disarmament Plan
The United States with Britain France and Canada presented an 11 point disarmament plan at London talks. The plan aims to halt the East-West arms race and reduce military burdens while allowing nuclear use only in self defense when attacked. Russia’s acceptance appears unlikely without major changes.
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Washington
United States
Russia
London
U. N
Britain
France
Canada
NATO
U S Proposes Stage One Arms Reduction Plan
The United States moved to counter Soviet moves by presenting a complete first stage arms reduction plan. Harold E. Stassen, acting for Washington, would hand the package to Soviet representative Valerian Zorin in London with the White House to release the text at noon EST. President Eisenhower urged Russia to study the proposals, warning rejection could threaten humanity with danger.
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London
United States
Russia
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Washington
Valerian Zorin
White House
Eisenhower
Convicts Confined After Riot at Colorado Reformatory
Eight of 225 inmates in a frenzied cellblock C riot were placed in solitary confinement amid 30 to 40 man shifts to cut violence. One rioter was killed, Evaristo Gomez, 23, of Denver, and two guards were beaten as Warden James S. Thomas led officers in regaining control. Thirty others detained. 125 in cellblock C deemed unfit for habitation.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Colorado Reformatory
Reformatory
James S. Thomas
Steve McNichols
Evaristo Gomez
Denver
Thomas
Kefauver Raps Steel Price Hike
Senator Kefauver assails a $6 per ton steel price increase as far larger than wage costs. He cites a gap of $2.75 to $3.50 per ton and says the Senate antitrust subcommittee will probe U S Steel price leadership with hearings planned for October.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
U.S. Steel
Steel Workers Union
Weather returns to summer heat in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley braces for warm humid air through Friday with highs near 94 and lows around 70. Middletown logged 89 degrees yesterday afternoon and a 64 degree low early this morning as officials forecast continued warmth and partly cloudy skies.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Nothing To Fool With Mice Used To Check Effects Of Radiation
AEC researchers report that mice exposed to radioactive strontium show life shortening at about 1000 times the safe human fallout level. At Argonne Laboratory 810 mice endured varying doses. heavy doses caused radiation sickness, intermediate doses yielded tumors, and the lowest dose exceeded safe human exposure estimates.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont, Il
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