Captive U S Airmen Interviewed By AP In Dresden Villa
Nine American airmen held since June 7 in East Germany spoke at a news conference and said they will sweat out their captivity. Maj. George E. Kemper and colleagues described their treatment, living in a villa with garden and volleyball facilities, while negotiations for their release stall. They criticized East German and Soviet handling and awaited U S actions under the Big Four agreement.
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Foreign Ministry
Berlin
Dresden
East Germany
George E. Kemper
U.S. Army
West Germany
Kemper
Escondido
Calif
United States
Belgium
Germany
Gruettner
Frank Athanason
Gr . S.C
State Department
Russia
Frankfurt
Iron Curtain
Goldfine
McCrary
Goldfine Grilled On Gifts To Poor Federal Workers
Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine testifies at House hearings that payments totaling about 25 dollars each were given as Christmas gifts to White House and Capitol Hill staff, including Eugene P. Kinnaly. He argues the checks were for "poor workers" and disputes the scope of the subcommittee investigation while denying broad financial misconduct.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Congressional
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Eugene P. Kinnaly
John W. McCormack
Mass
House
Kinnaly
Robert W. Lishman
Adams
Lishman
Goldfine Company
Pilgrim Trust Co
Gold 5
Capitol
Goldfine Discusses Adams Favors as Tax Deduction
Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine testified in Washington about favors to presidential aide Sherman Adams, including hotel bills deducted as business expenses. He offered to amend tax returns if the IRS finds an error and spoke to reporters amid legal counsel and public relations staging.
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Tex McCrary
McCrary
Goldfine
Edmond LE Breton
Washington
Pense. Goldfine
Boston
Adams
Internal Revenue Service
Warm humid Fourth with showers and thunder tonight
The forecast calls for uncomfortably warm humid weather today and tonight with showers and thunder showers. A high around 8 and a low near 68 were predicted with Friday partly cloudy and continued warmth and some shower activity likely. Middletown reported a high of 93 in the afternoon and a low of 64 this morning.
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Middletown
Strike One Youre Out In Montclair Baseball Bet Turns Tragedy
Police say Cecil Puryear, 22, bet he could duck faster than his brother Allred could swing a bat. Cecil was wounded with a possible skull fracture and scalp laceration and taken to Mountainside Hospital. Allred was charged with atrocious assault and battery.
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Montclair
Cecil Puryear
Allred
Cecil
Mountainside Hospital
Alfred
Ohio braced for Fourth of July travel and storms
Ohioans will surge on the roads for Independence Day weekend with forecasts of thundershowers and hot, humid weather. Traffic safety officials anticipate more than 20 deaths and stricter patrol enforcement after 3,500 warnings over Memorial Day. A Toledo fireworks display on Delaware Island near Walbridge Park aims to draw about 120,000 spectators.
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Highway Patrol
Fred Moritz
Col
Moritz Pontine
Toledo
Delaware Island
Walbridge Park
Ohio
Rebels Set To Release Prisoners
U S consul Park Wollam arrives at Guantanamo Bay with five of twelve engineers kidnapped by Cuban rebels at Moa Mining Co. in Oriente. He says remaining captives will be freed soon as negotiations continue with Raul Castro.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cer
Fidel Castro
U.S
Park Wollam
Santiago
U.S. Naval Base
Castro
Moa Mining Co
Cuba
Florida
Oriente
Casto
Guantanamo
Wollam
Henry Wiecha
Wiecha
Raul Castro
Fidel
Moa
Henry Salmonson
Portland
Ore
Anthony Chamberlain
Coral Gables
Fla
Howard A. Roache
Watertown
Friends open heart to destitute family in Sun Valley
In Sun Valley California the Hill family of ten faced dire poverty with Lyle Hill an unemployed carpenter and Virginia his wife. After two eldest daughters ran away with 20 month old Mike the family received help from neighbors churches and mail carriers. Five children stayed with neighbors as Hill sought a larger home to reunite the family.
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Sun Valley
Calif
Lyle Hill
Virginia
Hill
Mike
San Fernando Valley
Hollywood
Westwood
Beverly Hills
Sandra
Genevieve
Vike
Reckless Aid Cut House Vote Shrinks Eisenhower Plan
The House approved 253 to 126 a major cut to foreign aid, slashing 872 million dollars from Eisenhower’s request. Senate action may restore some funds, with forecasts pointing to a final reduction near three quarters of a billion. The vote reflected strong Republican support but limited Democratic backing amid mixed signals on military and foreign policy funding.
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Jack Bell Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Japanese prosecutor charges Crowley in fatal Japan hotel beating
In Tokyo a Japanese prosecutor accuses former Yale star Joseph Crowley of delivering multiple blunt blows that killed Connecticut businessman T. A. D. Jones Jr. as three judges begin a manslaughter trial. Crowley pleads innocent while Kissinger is cleared. Trial may run into September.
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Tokyo
Yale
Joseph P Crowley
Connecticut
T. A. D. Jones Jr
Kenjiro Furukawa
Crowley
Khrushchev Proposes Steps to Prevent Surprise Attacks
Premier Khrushchev writes to President Eisenhower proposing new measures to avert surprise bombing. The State Department translated the four page letter and called the ideas an important initiative that could enable limited East West cooperation to guard against sudden attack. The letter follows Eisenhower’s open skies concept of 1955 and centers on mutual safeguards for territory.
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State Department
Russia
State Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
East Germany
Red
Washington
Khrushchev
Khruspechev
Sergei Striganov
Lincoln White
United States
Esenhower
Prosecution details attack scene in Jones case
The statement states the accused refused hotel staff entry after Jones was injured. It notes a physician’s assertion for cleaning needs, blood on walls curtains and carpet, a broken ice container and bent pitcher. Blood reached 175 centimeters on the walls. Only Kissinger and Crowley were with Jones. no sign of outside intrusion.
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Crowley
Ithe
Furukawa
Jones
Kissinger
Robert P. Crowley
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
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Associated Press
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
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James C. Hagerty
Crane
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Seeene
John Scali
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