Mildred Gillars Walks Free After 12 Years In Prison
Axis Sally actress Mildred Gillars, 60, is released from federal prison in Alderson West Virginia after serving 12 years of a 10 to 30 year treason sentence. When asked for a reaction she joked about years in prison and declined further comment. She was driven away with a sister from Ohio.
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Alderson
W. Va
Mildred Gillars
E. Nieminen
Ashtabula
Ohio
Miss Gillars
Ohio Governor Vetoes Entire Second-Year Budget
Democratic Gov. Michael DiSalle vetoed all second-year appropriations, citing GOP shortfalls for mental patients and welfare. Republicans question legality of vetoing an entire year, while DiSalle signs the rest of the budget totaling about $1.008 billion and vetoes roughly $1.023 billion. The dispute prompts a possible January legislative return to review state finances.
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Cloud
DiSalle
Di‘Salle
Accept Us Hoffa Tells AFL-CIO Restored Role
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, says the union will rejoin the AFL-CIO within six months unless labor leaders choose a weakened federation. Hoffa, re-elected to a new five year term, asserts the Teamsters belong in the house of labor and helped build it as the largest single labor organization.
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NEW York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Feder
Teamsters Brotherhood
Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
House of Labor
49 Killed In Train Bus Crash In Formosa
The Formosan disaster near Chiay left 49 dead and 27 in critical condition. Blood transfusions were given to all critical patients as an express train rammed a bus, splitting it and sending wreckage into a canal. The bus driver and a female conductor died. investigators cited failure to halt before the crossing.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiay
Climber Rescued After Brother Killed in Alps
In Chamonix France AP reported Theodore York 23 a Swiss climber was rescued from a 9500 foot ledge of the Aiguille de Dru peak. His brother Marti 20 was killed in a rock slide on Thursday. Theodore was spotted Sunday and lowered to safety by ropes.
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Chamonix
France
Theodore York
Aiguille de Dru _ peak
Marti
York
Bern
Governor signs one year approprations act
The governor signed a one year appropriations act at 2 04 p m EST Sunday enabling release of about 22500 aid payments for aged recipients whose funds had been delayed up to nine days. The act ensures state programs continue for at least a year until the current appropriations run out on June 30 1962. Future steps may include asking the state controlling board to advance funds late in the fiscal year.
DiSalle Considers Special Session Over Budget Move
Cloud questions the legality of DiSalle vetoing the ap recipients in the budget bill. He told lawmakers to concur with the suggested conduct and said if a special session is needed for the last year’s appropriations he would limit it to money matters only.
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Cloud
DiSalle
State Fair Revamping Law Signed in Ohio
Gov DiSalle signed four acts placing the Ohio State Fair under a 16 member commission. A $13,500 annual fair manager will be chosen by the commission to run property and the fair. The panel can authorize expansions and lease fair space to groups without interrupting the main event.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Air Force capsule noses cone in 4th aerial recovery over Pacific
Air Force fliers snared Discoverer XXVI nose cone 270 miles northwest of Hawaii after it parachuted from space. Engineers planned to recover data, but no life signs were aboard. The cone spent 30 hours in orbit before return to Sunnyvale for tests.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Air Force
Space
mid-Pacific
Space Packet
Kodiak
Alaska
Sunnyvale
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
July Weather Improves in Miami Valley With Warm Trend
The Miami Valley enjoys pleasant July weather expected to continue one or two days more. A slight warming is forecast for Tuesday with highs in the 80s and a tonight low around 55. No rain is expected until Wednesday night. Officially Middletown reached 81 degrees at 3 p.m. yesterday and a 54 degree low at 6 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Middletown
Pak Chung-hi rises after South Korea purge
Seoul AP report says Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi strengthens position after a broad officer purge. Pak accused Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young and 44 others of plotting to assassinate him to seize power. Chang was ousted and Pak moved to junta chair with Song Yo-chan as premier. Sources say Pak remains eager to solidify control.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pak Chung-hi
Pak
Chang Do- Young
Chang
Song Yo-chan
Ruling Circle of Junta Chooses Path to Restoring Nation
The Supreme Council for National Reconstruction, now a 21 member body of military officers including 11 colonels and lieutenant colonels, three marine generals and a marine colonel, a vice admiral and an air force brigadier general, shows divergent views on rebuilding the nation. Treason charges carrying the death penalty were leveled at Chang and 44 others after a Sunday news conference. An intelligence officer said the group plotted to assassinate Pak and others in the central revolutionary force, with five former junta members among those arrested after a failed counter coup and during planning of a new attempt.
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Supreme Council For National Reconstruction
Air Force
Chang
Junta
Pak
Portuguese Transport Save Aground Off Mozambique Coast
Officials report 26 to nearly 250 dead from the 2037 ton transport Save wrecked on a sandbar near the Linde River estuary after a storm. The ship carried over 550 troops and laborers, mostly Africans. survivors were ferried to Beira and Lourenco Marques as rescue teams searched the area.
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Mozambique
Save
Linde River
Noticias
Beira
Portugal
Angola
Linde
Quelimane
Lorenco Marques
Orward
Defense argues Marine West confined in Okinawa cell
San Francisco AP reports attorney for Pvt. Stobo C. West says the Marine endured 43 days in a concrete 5 by 7 by 6 to 7 foot cell on Okinawa. West, 31, is jailed at Treasure Island awaiting appeal of a 5 year sentence after a black market charge. Hearing set July 18 in San Bruno. West's wife says she cannot telephone him. The couple has a two year old son, Clifton.
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San Francisco
Stobo C. West
Okinawa
James E. Stauffer
West
Navy
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
South Carolina Marine
Judge Advocate General
San
Stauffer
Spartanburg
S.C
Barbara McGowen West
Wests
Clifton
Eichmann Seeks Pause In Cross-Examination
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann asked the court to halt cross-examination to regain nerves after a sleepless, tense night. The tribunal suspended the session and said Attorney General Gideon Hausner would resume later this afternoon. Eichmann, shaken in his glass cage, was examined by a prison doctor who said he was fit but fatigued from lost sleep.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Atty
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
Gestapo
Hausner
Moshe Landau
Compromise rejected as Laos talks stall in Geneva
AP reports the Soviet Union rejects a new British plan to run parallel talks on Laos neutrality and ceasefire, eight weeks into the 14 power conference. British cochairman MacDonald proposed simultaneous discussion of neutrality and ceasefire control, which was dismissed by Soviet cochairman Pushkin. Prince Sihanouk says Laos king is key to settlement after Geneva talks.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Laos
Malcom MacDonald
Georgi Pushkin
MacDonald
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Arab Union Proposal Ties Kuwait and Iraq to Jordan
Jordan weighs a plan for an Arab union including Iraq and Kuwait and possibly Saudi Arabia. The idea would merge the states in a broader union and could lead Iraq to suspend its territorial claim to Kuwait if accepted. Other Gulf sheikdoms might gain membership.
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Amman
Jordan
API
Iraq
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Britain Withdraws Bechuanaland Access Permits
London reports Britain withdraws permission for a U N investigating committee to enter Bechuanaland protectorate after the group refused to promise to stay out of neighboring South West Africa. The committee was to probe racial discrimination in South West Africa under the South African administered League of Nations mandate.
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London
Britain
U.N
Bechuanaland
South West Africa
League of Nations
South Africa
Soviet Air Show Aims at Berlin Pressure
Moscow staged a dramatic air display at Tushino Airport watched by Premier Khrushchev and Yuri Gagarin. Western observers called the show a clear signal to Berlin, highlighting new Soviet aircraft including a delta wing bomber, heavy supersonic bombers, and a giant helicopter carrying a wooden house, with speed claims rivaling U S designs.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Tushino
United
United States
U. S
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