Kennedy Prompts Speedup Of Inquiry In Estes Affair
Dallas reports president Kennedy pushes FBI to accelerate investigation into the death of Agriculture Department official who probed Billie Sol Estes. A Texas grand jury also investigates Henry H. Marshall's death near Franklin after his cotton allotment transfers tied to Estes. Marshall was shot five times. a .22 rifle was found.
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Federal probes find deposit box tied to Estes case
Federal investigators in Washington and Texas have located a safety deposit box linked to Billie Sol Estes. They seek to determine if other boxes exist and to obtain court orders to open accounts and review records. Investigators note vague entries in financial files and possible campaign contributions. multiple agencies are involved.
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Weather outlook for Middletown with showers and cooling
The forecast calls for scattered showers tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Lows near 60, highs around 76, then cooler air through Sunday and a chance of more showers. Log highs reached 96 yesterday at 3 30 p m and overnight low 64 at 2 30 a m today.
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Turkish Jet Explodes At Air Show Killing Five
A Turkish air show marking the air force’s 51st anniversary ended in tragedy as a U S built F 100 Sabre jet crashed and exploded. Five people were killed and about 100 injured with reports of up to six dead including the pilot. Spectators nearby were struck by debris.
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Charles Goodwin Denies Reckless Driving Charge
Charles Goodwin of High Point, aged 75, faced reckless driving charges but claimed in court he was not driving recklessly. He was ordered to pay court costs and testified he drove off the road occasionally to make his girlfriend squeal while out with her.
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Eichmann Hanged In Tel Aviv After Defiant Trial
Adolf Eichmann walked to the gallows at Kamieh Prison near Tel Aviv and was executed for Nazi crimes. He refused a hood, chided guards, and died instantly as Israel carried out its sentence after a swift legal process.
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Eichmann Execution Sparks Mixed European Reactions
News of Adolf Eichmann’s swift midnight hanging sparked mixed reactions across Europe. People in West Berlin Paris and London voiced a range of views from condemnation to relief while officials offered cautious measured responses. In West Germany public opinion showed broad support for the sentence but debate about capital punishment lingered amid official silence.
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New Biography Portrays Goldwater Open to 1964 Run
A new biography of Sen. Barry Goldwater portrays him as convinced he could win the Republican presidential nomination in 1964 if GOP prospects look favorable. He is quoted saying conservatives may guide the party at the next convention and cites the Kennedy precedent for a second bid. He notes his strength would be in the South, the Middle West, and the Rocky Mountain West.
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Today's Chuckle Arguing in the family fuels neighbor listeners
A light joke notes that only the closest neighbors hear both sides of a family argument, hinting at ongoing domestic disputes and the curious public ear that gathers outside.
Butter Now $1.83 Pound In Russia
Moscow reports consumer meat prices lag in agriculture as butter hits $1.83 per pound amid market impacts. Official data show volatility in Russian food costs and supply pressures affecting households nationwide.
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Ten Aspeds Named in Kennedy Poll to Register
Attorney General Kennedy petitions the Subversive Activities Control Board to compel ten men and women to register as members of the Communist party. The individuals are tied to the New York and Northern California districts and include Patterson Gannett Tormey Proctor and Healey among others. The move follows the Supreme Court ruling permitting party registration under the 1950 Internal Security Act.
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Analysts Track New Trend In The Stock Market
The market opened with signs of easing after a deep week of losses with irregular moves and a lagging ticker. American Telephone fell 2.12 to 111.12, Chrysler rose 0.12 to 44.37, and Eastman Kodak gained 1.75 to 98.25 as investors took profits from the rebound. Trading topped 10.71 million shares as Congress weighs a potential investigation into the securities industry and brokers prepare for Saturday floor clearing.
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Stock gains fade as Patman pushes market inquiry
Profit taking trimmed early gains and threatened further advance as the American, Pacific Coast and Midwest exchanges posted big gains on heavy volume. Rep Wright Patman proposed a Senate Banking and Currency Committee inquiry with a $750 000 appropriation to probe influences on the stock market and their impact on business and credit systems.
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No Warning Light Seen Engineer In Italy Disaster
A freight train engineer Lanfranco Pigini and his assistant Soriano Fabbri said they saw no warning lights before they jumped to safety as their locomotive struck the rear of a passenger train in Voghera Italy. The collision killed 63 and left 70 injured, with one more death added to the toll. The men reported their first warning came only seconds before impact and that they applied the emergency brake.
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Train Collision Stuns Riveria Line Station Alert
The Italian Transport Ministry reported clear visibility and functioning signals as a Riveria-bound passenger train halted in the station, blocking tracks. Survivors and staff said there was no braking sound before a freight train slammed into the express, prompting investigations.
Reds Shell Quemoy Brings First Attack in Four Days
The Chinese Communists fired 47 shells at the Quemoy Islands Thursday in the first attack in four days. Taipei said the defense ministry reported the light barrage began at 715 p.m. and lasted about one hour and forty minutes.
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