Goldfine Silent On 178982 Dollar Checks
Washington AP Bernard Goldfine refused to tell House investigators why he issued two checks totaling 178 982 64 to Yale Wool Waste Co and Northfield textile mill. Rep Bennett urged clarification on potential FTC link and intended use. The hearing paused for lunch and to reconvene at 2 p.m. EDT.
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Federal Trade Commission
Capone Aide Balks At Probe As McClellan Presses Evidence
The House committee, led by John L. McClellan, overruled Teitelbaum’s calls to swear in before testimony and pressed for evidence into a 1954 gangland plot allegedly involving unions and business. Teitelbaum claimed IRS harassment after 1951 testimony and sought immunities. meanwhile Ralph J. Gutgsell testified he was fired for not stopping a 1955 restaurant picketing tied to Restaurant Workers Local 3.
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Chicago
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Untitled Chuckle on Women and Cheaper Life
A brief humor note suggests men question how to live without women and asserts the answer is cheaper, delivering a light punchline about expense and companionship.
Trade Bill Foes Plan Changes In Finance Committee
Foes of President Eisenhower's reciprocal trade bill push new amendments in the Senate Finance Committee after wins in day one votes. Byrd says his group could finish action today while administration supporters remain opposed. A three year extension, favored by Eisenhower, and a reduced tariff authority are among proposed changes.
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Navy Seeks Quick Release of Captives in Cuba
In Guantanamo Bay a U S Navy team flies to Cuba to verify the release of three U S servicemen and a Canadian hostage as negotiator Wollam presses for freedom of captives taken two weeks ago another official returned to report on the situation.
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Three Miners Trapped After Slab Fork Coal Mine Blast
In Sophia West Virginia three veteran miners Herbert Cline foreman 42 Sam Sawyer 44 and Walter Moore 38 were trapped deep in Slab Fork Coal Co No 4 mine after an explosion early today. General manager A L Walker said chances of survival were slim and the men had been hired for a one day pump setting job. The mine was to reopen next Monday and gas ignition caused the blast.
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Mail Sent To Prisoners In Dresden By Red Cross
The American Red Cross turned over 17 letters and 8 parcels for nine US Army prisoners in Dresden. A delegate will inquire about mail routes. So far only one delivery has been received from Dresden. The men have been held since their helicopter was lost in a gas cloud over East Germany as the German regime refuses to release them.
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Red Letters Claim Fake Bomber Threats From U S
In London, Soviet officials said recent letters allegedly exposing American bomber crew plans were faked and traced to the same writer as a prior claim about piloting the bomber. The letters warned of a July 12 drop and sought to frighten Western capitals, with photocopies released and originals withheld for exam.
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Eisenhower Diefenbaker to form continental defense cabinet
Eisenhower and Diefenbaker announced a U S Canadian cabinet committee on continental defense to coordinate defense and trade policy with China. They discussed resolving export disputes and respecting Canadian law over American held Canadian firms amid car sales tensions and unemployment.
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Redlegs establish hall of fame inductees
Cincinnati announces its new hall of fame with Ernie Lombardi Frank McCormick Bucky Walters Paul Derringer and Johnny Vander Meer as the inductees. Dan Sikes of Jacksonville Fla All Army golf champion in 1955 defeats Don Essig to reach the National Public Links Golf Tournament third round.
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U S Airmen Mistreated After Plane Shot Down
Col Dale D Brannon reported nine American airmen faced abuse after a downed unarmed transport in Soviet Armenia June 27. Five airmen who bailed out were mistreated, four who landed with the plane were not. One airman Maj Bennie A Shupe was threatened with hanging before Soviet military police intervened.
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Charlden
Ohio
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Pakistan
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Europe
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Bennie A. Shupe
Miami
Fla
Fearful fisherman survives five days on canyon ledge
Alamosa Colorado AP report details John L. Sanders, a Albuquerque businessman, who spent five days and nights on a canyon ledge after his fishing partner William E. Garver fell to his death. Sanders was rescued Monday and carried by litter to safety, receiving food Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
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William E. Garver
Alamosa
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University of New Mexico
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Carolyn
Alamosa Hospital
Garver
Primive
Colorado-New Mexico
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Bill
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New Mexico
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Bewley
Reds Would Broaden Geneva Talk
The Soviet Union pressed the United States to agree that the Geneva conference of nuclear scientists pursue an immediate universal suspension of nuclear weapon tests. Washington wanted only to discuss detecting violations, not a halt, and the Soviets delivered a sharp note via Foreign Minister Gromyko to Ambassador Thompson.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
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U.S
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
State Department
Plane crashes near Trenton Ohio injures two WV men none hurt
Escape plane crash near Tronton Ohio leaves two West Virginia men unhurt. Howard D. Evans 33 Huntington and Larry H. McSweeney 29 Delbarton were aboard when the small plane went down in a corn field four miles northeast of town.
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Delbarton
Recovery of Mouse Aboard Thor Able Rocket
Preliminary reports said a live mouse nicknamed Mia II may be recovered after a Thor Able rocket launched from Cape Canaveral. Air Force observers tracked the nose cone as it traveled toward Ascension Island, with telemetry ships stationed near the African coast and hopes high for a successful return.
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Passport Controls Sought by Hruska for Communists
Sen. Hruska urged quick action to empower the secretary of state to deny passports to Communists and affiliates. He cited testimony by Robert D. Johnson of the Passport Office about pending applications and Supreme Court rulings restricting denial authority. Johnson said passports will still be issued to such applicants under existing rulings.
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