Carpenters Leaders To Face Probe By Senate Subcommittee
Three top Carpenters Union leaders were subpoenaed to explain a special bank account used in an Indiana highway land deal probe. Maurice Hutcheson Frank Chapman and O William Blaier faced questions over 120 416 paid by Indiana for highway right of way and the profit from sales near Gary and Richmond Indiana. Former officials Virgil Smith and Harry Doggett invoked the Fifth Amendment amid indictments in the Madison Avenue expressway matter.
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Carpenters Union
Senate
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Frank M. Chapman
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O. William Blaier
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D-Tenn
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Blaier
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Gary
Richmond
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Red) Smith
Harry V. Doggett
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Doggett
Marion County
Indianapolis
Madison Avenue Expressway
Roads
Indiana
Four Killed When Plane Crashes Into House in Pacoima
A single engined Piper Tri Paced crashed into a one story house in Pacoima California killing four passengers. Eight birthday dinner guests inside the home were unhurt. Neighbors called the crash a miracle as wreckage scattered across the dining area.
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San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Barry Worth
Worth
Pauling May Seek World Scientist Support to Stop Nuclear Tests
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling says he may enlist scientists worldwide, including Russians, British and French, to back his appeal to halt nuclear tests. He notes 2,000 American scientists already signed and cites fallout dangers, urging an international agreement to stop testing.
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France
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California Institute of Technology
Atomic Eagery Commission
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Pro West Regime Wins Vote Bid In Lebanon
Lebanon's pro Western government claimed victory in the first round of parliamentary elections. Beiruts clashes left one dead and 11 injured as government forces held 14 of 22 Beirut and south Lebanon seats. Premier Sami Solh and Khalil Hibri among winners amid pro Eisenhower Doctrine backing.
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Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Sami Solh
Khalil Hibri
Abdullah Yafi
Saeb Salam
Solh
Mediterranean
Yaffi
Saeb
Weather forecast calls for warm humid Tuesday with scattered storms
The Weather Bureau predicts a generally fair night then a warm and humid Tuesday with scattered thundershowers. Temperatures will stay below normal for June, with humidity boosting discomfort.
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Weather Bureau
Nixon calls Poland aid a gamble worth taking
Vice President Nixon defended a 95 million dollar loan to Poland at Michigan State University. He framed aid as a gamble that could unleash the explosive power of freedom against communism and warned labor legislation must not weaken unions. He contrasted aid with a Moscow-dominated path and urged independence for Poland.
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California
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Russia
Florida tropical storm leaves two dead seven missing
A tropical storm drenched Florida from St. Petersburg to the Georgia line. Two men drowned Andrew Thygesen 75 in Escambia Bay and Willard Jackson 10 near Eglin AFB. Seven others were missing and five were rescued as flooding and high tides affected Perry Destin Fort Walton Beach and nearby areas.
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Zoli Regime In Trouble Amid Confidence Vote Doubts
Rome reports Adone Zoli's Christian Democratic government teeters as a recheck of Friday's parliamentary confidence vote could hinge on abstentions from two deputies. The premier warned he would resign if Fascist support proved essential, despite his anti Fascist stance. The chamber planned to announce the recheck results Tuesday.
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Italy
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Bomb attack kills seven at Algiers casino dance
A terrorist bomb exploded during a seaside casino tea dance in Algiers killing seven young people and wounding 83, many from prominent families. Algerian nationalists are suspected as French authorities seek a settlement to the 31 month rebellion.
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Casino de la Corniche
Guy Mollet
Mystery Surmise Deepens as Headless Body Found Near Crabb Site
A headless man in skin-diving gear washed ashore near Pilsea Island, miles from Cmdr. Lionel Crabb’s vanished 13% months earlier. Police seek identification, noting long immersion. The case ties to a 1956 test dive and alleged spying on the Soviet vessel Ordzhonikidze.
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Buster) Crabb
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Ordzhonikidze
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Russia
Senate Panel Cuts Deepen Budget Reductions
The Senate Appropriations Committee reports a 33 million dollar greater cut than the House across eight annual money bills. It has not acted on four bills, and work remains on the defense measure. Hearings continue on restoring 1.2 billion in defense cuts as the panel trims 1.4 billion from Eisenhower’s requests.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
Dulles Appears Before House On Foreign Aid Plan
Secretary of State Dulles presents Eisenhower’s foreign aid package to the House as the Senate panel approves a $3.637 billion authorization for next fiscal year. The panel cuts about 7 percent from the President’s request and rejects permanent arms and technical assistance authority while granting two-year military aid powers and a $2 billion, three-year loan program for economic development.
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Eisenhower
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Opment
Liberals Favored as Canadians Vote on New Parliament
Canadians go to the polls to choose a 265 member House of Commons with Prime Minister Louis St Laurent’s Liberal party expected to extend its 22 year rule. Conservatives hope to gain 15 to 20 seats in Ontario but would remain short of a majority.
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Canada
Louis St. Laurent
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Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Social Credit Party
The Chuckle Quieter With Age Jokes
A humorous line notes that people grow quieter as they age because they have more to keep quiet about, twisting a common expectation into a light joke. The quip centers on aging and secrecy with a playful tone.
Eisenhower Treated For Upset Stomach Doctors Study Link to Illness
President Eisenhower was confined to bed with an upset stomach. Three physicians ruled out any relation to his previous ileitis surgery or the 1955 heart attack, as White House officials called in specialists as a precaution. Secretary Hagerty stressed no connection to prior health events.
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Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Eisen
Townsmen Seek Help For Girard
Ottawa Illinois residents urge an American court for William S Girard in the shooting death of a Japanese woman while on duty in Japan. A delegation plans to meet Edward A McCabe at the White House to seek a reversal of a Japanese court trial.
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Market slides after Eisenhower stomach note
New York stocks opened around 10 AM with a brief rise after news of President Eisenhower's upset stomach and summoned heart and intestinal specialists. The market then reversed, and prices declined as the high speed ticker fell behind reporting from the floor.
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