Goldfine Quiz Day Postponed Amid Subcommittee Scrutiny
Washington D C The Harris subcommittee granted Bernard Goldfine a one day postponement in testimony while warning for cooperation The episode followed a series of incidents including a hidden microphone discovery and the resignation of a subcommittee investigator as federal authorities probe Goldfine relations with officials and potential favoritism toward his firms.
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Washington
Harris
Bernard Goldfine
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Oi Oolea Lin
Harris Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bos
Subcommittee
Baron S. Shacklette
Shacklette
Goldfine camp records theft claim sparks House probe
Harris letters reveal a five hour session and a request for all recordings from Shacklette regarding eavesdropped conversations in hotel rooms near Goldfine and his entourage. Shacklette denies stealing or transcribing confidential material and calls the information not worth recording.
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Harris
Jalso
Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Boston
Shackiette
Sheraton Carlton
Maid Saw Blood In Hotel Room
Tokyo AP report states maid Toshiko Takeya testified she found blood stains a broken lamp shade and signs of disorder in the Imperial Hotel suite where Joseph P. Crowley is charged with fatally beating TA D Jones Jr. in New Haven business dispute.
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Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley
T A.D. Jones Jr
Toshiko Takeya
Imperial Hotel
New Haven
Jones
Crowley
Jones’ Company
Bomb Blast Injures Dozens In Beirut Store
An incendiary bomb inside a delivery truck exploded in front of Beirut's leading 5 and 10 cent store, killing or wounding about 30 people. The blast damaged a busy shop with many salesgirls, shattering glass blocks away as extremists seek to enforce a general strike.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Two Ohio Negroes Die In Electric Chair In Slaying Case
Lemuel Trotter and Robert Jackson were executed at the Ohio Penitentiary after involvement in the 1955 Grey Eagle Café robbery that left Detective Sgt. Walter Hart dead. Trotter claimed an accidental discharge. Jackson and Willie Barnett faced trial with appeals leading to the final grim act. The execution marked Ohio’s first lethal-chair use since 1947.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Trotter
Jackson
Willie
Chin) Barnett
Lima State Hospital
Grey Eagle
West Side
Sgt
Walter Hart
Hart
Barnett
Selma
Ala
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
William O'Neill
Underworld Mafia Head Is Arrested
New York report states Vito Genovese reputed head of the Mafia was arrested by Treasury narcotics agents along with Vincent Gigante. A sealed federal grand jury indictment charges a narcotics conspiracy. U S Attorney Paul Williams calls Genovese pivotal to the operation and Gigante a rising protegee.
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New York
Vito Genovese
Treasury Department
Vincent L. Gigante
Frank Costello
Genovese
Gigante
U. S
Notorious Mafia Figure Genoese Arrested in New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands N J resident Gigante age 30 tied to top ranks of the Mafia. Senate Rackets Committee heard he ruled the New York underworld with an estimated wealth of 30 million dollars. He invoked the Fifth Amendment over 150 times and declined to answer if he was a Mafia member.
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Gonsneee
Syate Eacatais
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Oe Gigante
Ane
Sicily
Senate
Genovese
New York
Fisherman Located After 1000 Foot Canyon Fall
ANTONITO New Mexico rescue teams locate one of two Albuquerque fishermen who fell over 1000 feet down a canyon wall above the Conejos River south fork. John Sanders is slightly hurt but coherent. companion William Garver is still missing. Sanders reports four days on a ledge with no food or water, then was helped with rope support and supplied from above.
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Antonito
Albuquerque
Conejos River
John Sanders
Bill MacIntyre
Sanders
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
MacIntyre
Air Force says Russian jets shot down American transport
The U S Air Force reports two Russian jet fighters shot down an American transport that crash landed in Soviet Armenia on June 27. Five airmen parachuted while four remained with the burning plane as it landed. The fighters attacked the crippled aircraft again during approach. The nine crew members were later released by Russian authorities and returned to Tehran.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Soviet
Armenia
Air Force
Tehran
Ike Visits Canada to Ease Strains in Bid for Closer Ties
President Eisenhower arrived in Canada with Mrs. Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles for talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker aimed at smoothing frictions over trade, defense, and diplomacy. They plan discussions on a joint parliamentary committee to tackle cross border issues during a three day visit in Ottawa.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Canada
President’s Bay
Dulles
John Diefenbaker
United States
U.S
Northwest
Columbia
Diefenbaker
Sidney E. Smith
Minister Held Up Kidnapped in Marion Ohio
Rev. William K. Dever of the First Church of God in Marion was abducted by two men after a hitchhiking incident. They drove him to Columbus, robbed him of church funds, and released him after noting his disappearance was in the news. He described the two robbers and their vehicle.
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Marion
Ohio
Ing
William K. Dever
Columbus
Greyhound
Justin Hes
Virgil Camp
Dever
First Church of God
Release Of Americans Goes Slow
Guantanamo Cuba AP reports slow release of 34 Western captives as scattered rebels in eastern Cuban mountains delay gather points. Navy helicopter pickups occur as markers spotted in jungle clearings. James P. Stephens Jr. of Oklahoma is among 16 freed. others include Sherman Avery White of New York and J Andrew Poul of Grand Rapids.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Adm
R. B. Ellis
U.S. Naval
Guantanamo Bay
Ellis
John V. Gorman
Grand Pass
James P. Stephens Jr
Okla
U.S
Navy
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Stephens
Sherman Avery White
New York
Nicato ‘Nickel
J. Andrew Poul
Grand Rapids, Mich
Red Starts 1 Man War With Korea
An armed North Korean soldier crossed the DMZ on July 4 and killed one and wounded another in a U N military police shelter. The attacker, shot by a South Korean, died. the UN Command called the attack one of the cold war’s most bizarre incidents. North Korean and UN observers disagreed on responsibility.
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Seoul
U.N
U. N
Demilitarized Zone
Porter’s 56 decanters fill Kansas City home
Kansas City violin maker Leon ard V. Porter, 72, has long collected full liquor decanters since he stopped drinking ten years ago. His daughter sent the first bottle, leading friends and family to gift many more. With 56 decanters and many small bottles, he can’t store them in a smaller home, can’t sell them without a license, and cannot bear to give them away.
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Kansas City
Leonard V. Porter
Porter
Vivian Andrea
Weather Outlook Segments Rain End Wednesday
The forecast calls for showers clearing by tonight with dryer air moving in. Expect mostly sunny periods and a cooler, breezy day with a high around 83 and a low near 62 tonight. Wednesday should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the 70s.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Soustelle Named Information Minister In De Gaulle Cabinet
Paris AP reports Premier de Gaulle appointed Jacques Soustelle to the cabinet as information minister. Soustelle, 46, led Algerian colonials in May revolt, boosting De Gaulle to power. Malraux moves to cultural affairs. Bernard Chenot becomes health minister. Andre Boulloche to the premier’s office.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Bernard
Chenot
Andre Boulloche
National Assembly
Soustelie
Free French Movement
Souille
AL Stars Win 4-3 in 25th All Star Game at Memorial Stadium
The American League defeated the National League 4-3 before 28,829 at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium. Gil MacDonald delivered a pinch single driving in Frank Mahone for the go ahead run in the sixth after the NL had taken a 3-1 lead. The AL tied the game in the fifth, having trailed 3-2 earlier and 2-1 after two frames.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Gil MacDonald
Frank Mahone
Nationals
Young Lady Waits for Right Man Amid Funny Gaffe
A light column notes a young woman who, while awaiting the right partner, endures a string of humorous missteps and awkward moments as she dates. The piece playful in tone highlights mishaps with cheerful exaggeration.
Marshall States Policy NAACP Won't Retreat On Integration
Thurgood Marshall said the NAACP will not retreat from school integration amid threats of violence. He spoke at the 49th NAACP convention in Cleveland after a civil rights attorneys meeting and urged government protection for Negro citizens.
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NAACP
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Association
Texas
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