Missing Scientist Found After Six Years Away
Albert Clark Reed, a Caltech scientist and WWII test pilot, reappeared in Hollywood Park as a stable groom. He left home six years ago amid personal turmoil, worked at Phoenix freight and California tracks, and adopted a new name, Alfred C. Reese, before an FBI fingerprint check revealed his true identity. He recalls no clear reason for his departure and says he loves horses. His wife Florence died in 1955 and their son Timothy has been adopted by cousins in New York.
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Albert Clark Reed
Caltech
Hollywood Park
Calif
Reed
Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Inglewood
Goodby
FBI
San Bernardino
Florence
Phoenix
California
Alfred C. Reese
Timothy
Dudley B. Smith
Larchmont
N.Y
Smith
Compromise Foreign Aid Bill Moves Toward Action
Washington expects final congressional action on a compromise foreign aid program totaling 3.675 billion dollars. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Thomas E. Morgan says he will call up the authorization bill early next week for a vote, paving the way for a separate funding bill. Conferees reduced spending below Eisenhower’s request and dropped a Senate amendment on textiles and nonmilitary aid. They also removed a provision requiring publication of itemized travel expense accounts of lawmakers using U.S. currencies abroad.
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Washington
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower
House Committee
U.S
Young Piqua Girls Drown In Spring Creek Tragedy
In Piqua Ohio Christine Little 12 and Diane Lorane 13 drowned Wednesday in Spring Creek near town Ginger Stambaugh 14 was rescued by Joe Cottrell 24 who heard a scream and pulled her to safety He did not realize the other two until the survivor revived Bodies found in about eight feet of water Authorities theorize the girls stepped in while playing All three victims were from Rt 2 Piqua.
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Piqua
Ohio
Christine Little
Diane Lorane
Ginger Stambaugh
Spring Creek
Here
Rt. 2
Joe Cottrell
Ginger
Sheriff's Deputies
Wealthy Greek Onassis Questioned Over Ship Contracts
Aristote Onassis, a wealthy Greek ship operator, faces a House subcommittee inquiry into ship contracts and control of two firms tied to his interests. The Justice Department sues in New York over a 50 million dollar tanker build for American flag operations, naming Onassis entities. Onassis, not an American citizen, has attended hearings as officials seek who controls the two corporations set up to be citizen controlled.
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Washington
Socrates Onassis
House
Onassis
House Merchant Marine Subcommittee
Justice Department
New York
U.S. Govern
U.S
Onassisi
Seven Year Cyprus Plan Offered by Macmillan
London AP Prime Minister Macmillan unveiled a seven year plan for Cyprus with Greek and Turkish governance participation. He warned of violence cessation bringing relief from emergency rules and hinted Archbishop Makarios might return once order is restored amid Greek Turkish tensions and recent casualties. The plan followed NATO talks and drew initial rejections from Greece and Turkey.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
House of Commons
Makarios
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council
Britain
Turkey
Emer
Bank Halves Interest Rate to Spur Lake County Buying
Lake County National Bank will cut its loan rate in a buy now promotion lasting June 23 to 28. Eligible purchases include cars boats tractors and home improvements in Lake County. A $2,500 30 month car loan saves about $200 in interest under the half rate.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake County National Bank
Lake Country
Doctor Parry Dies in Milford Crash
Dr Glen don Parry 35 of Hillsboro died when his sports car struck a culvert and overturned near Milford in Clermont County on Wednesday night. He was a physician in the Hillsboro area.
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Cincinnati
Glendon Parry
Hillsboro
Milford
Clerimont County
Goldfine's Files Yield New Facts in House Inquiry
Rep. Oren Harris said the first look at Bernard Goldfine records produced very interesting new information to his subcommittee investigating whether Goldfine received favored treatment from the FTC and SEC. The panel obtained some records via subpoena from Mildred Paperman, a Goldfine bookkeeper, and will resume hearings next week.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Bernard Goldfine
Harris
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Arkansas Democrat
White House
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Adams
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Miss Paperman
Sheraton Plaza
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Boston Record
Garcia appeals for aid to end corruption in Philippines
President Carlos P. Garcia asked U S economic help and pledged to root out corruption in his government. He urged a careful review of outstanding U S financial claims, reported as high as 800 million dollars, and expressed confidence bases issues would be settled respectfully.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
U.S
National Press Club
United States
Garcia
Philippines
Tall stately girl described as long lanky with money
A humorous item notes that a tall stately girl is simply a long lanky girl who has money, offering a light satirical take on appearances and wealth.
Dominicans May Reject U S Help
Dominican Congress, allied with Dictator Rafael Trujillo, urged ending U S military aid and technical cooperation agreements worth about 60000 per year. The move targets the missile tracking pact while noting U S criticism of Trujillo’s son’s behavior. potential shift to Haiti as a new tracking base.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominifratie
American Congress
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Congress
U. S
United States
Caribbean
Rafael Trujillo Sr
Trujillo Jr
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Kim Novak
Congress
Dominican Republic
Hector Trujillo
NBC Fires Twenty One Director Over Fifth Amendment Testimony
Charles S. Dubin director of the quiz show Twenty One was fired after refusing to answer about past Communist associations before the House Un American Activities Committee. NBC barred him from its facilities and producers Barry and Enright followed with his dismissal. Dubin had also worked on The Investigator Omnibus and was considered for a high paying Dinah Shore show post. Arthur Lief, guest conductor of the Moiseyev Ballet, was among others questioned.
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New York
Vataiia
House Un-American Activities Committee
Charles S. Dubin
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev Russian Ballet
Lief
Communist Party
Dubin
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Barry
Dan Enright
NBC
Rain Sweeps Most Of Nation Amid Mixed Forecast
The national outlook shows sunshine on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts while the broad central areas face rain showers and thunderstorms. Cool Canadian air dampens temperatures in the plains though some warming is expected from the Great Lakes to New England. Tornado activity reported Wednesday night includes Lenora Kansas and areas near the North Carolina Virginia border.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Rockies
North Carolina
Virginia
Lenora
Air City
Kan
North Carollina
U N Special Committee to Meet on Nagy Executions
The United Nations Special Committee on Hungary will convene Friday to discuss the executions of former Premier Imre Nagy and other leaders of the 1956 uprising.
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United Nations
U. N. Special Committee
Hungary
Imre Nagy
UN to hold quick meeting on Nagy executions
The United Nations watchdog committee on Hungary plans a rapid session to discuss the execution of Imre Nagy and three other leaders. Western reactions ranged from Italy weakening ties to a refugee protest at the Stockholm soccer games. E Ronald Walker of Australia, acting chairman, requested a meeting to be arranged soon.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Italy
Budapest
Stockholm
E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Hammarskjold Arrives in Beirut In Effort To End Lebanon Crisis
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold lands in Beirut hoping to mediate the 41 day revolt against President Camille Chamoun. He meets UN observers and discusses a possible larger peacekeeping force to seal the Lebanon Syria border while rebels promise a truce.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
London
New York
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Hammarskjold
Odd Bull
Galo Plaza Las Vuof
Ecuador
U.N
U.A.R
Industrialist Cynical About Shot For Moon
Detroit AP report notes retired Chrysler chairman K. T. Keller doubtfully questions racing the Russians to the moon. He jokes about moon cheese and urges scientists to study any inhabitants and bring back beneficial knowledge while warning against spoiling another world.
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Detroit
Mich
Earth
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corp
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Rebel airfield captured near Menado by Indonesian army
Government troops moved into the outskirts of the rebel capital Menado and took the last remaining rebel airfield as reported by the Indonesian army.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Elebel
Menado
Out Of The Mouths Teacher Collects Young Beliefs
Long Beach California AP story describes Helen G Meyers collecting two years of first graders words about everyday things. Quotes include playful definitions from children on ears faces dogs cats doors dreams and potatoes. The item highlights child view and imaginative phrasing.
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Babes
Helen G. Meyers
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