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Shouting Dies Temporarily as Election Nears
Sherman Adams does not resign yet amid House Oversight scrutiny of Bernard Goldfine and Adams influence. President Truman urged Congress in 1951 to require annual income reports from federal officials and to disclose assets and securities. Hodges chairs Senate ethics panel. Congress debated reform but did not act, with laws often vague and enforcement weak. public exposure remains the primary discipline for ethical breaches.
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Truman
Congress
N. B
Paul D. Hodges
D. Ill
Senate
Douglas
Soviet Outrages Prompt U N Action Over Nagy Horthy Executions
The U S Congress urges President Eisenhower to protest to the United Nations and through other channels the Soviet execution of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian leaders. Izvestia June 17 cites the Hungarian Justice Ministry. The piece traces show trials from 1930s Stalinist purge to postwar Soviet behavior and 1953 East Berlin unrest.
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U.S
Eisenhower
United Nations
Imre Nagy
Special Committee On
Hungary
U. N. General Assembly
Dormat
Izvestia
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Waffles, tomatoes, and old-time tips from Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes quirky facts from Thomas Jefferson introducing waffles to America to popularizing the tomato then called the love apple. It cites odd trivia on Salt reserves, traffic fatalities, trucks, jokes, DIY tips, sea lions scent, and Monique Van Vooren’s rise aided by phone books. It closes with Franklin quip about wishes and troubles.
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New York
Thomas Jefferson
Holland
Jefferson
England
Johnny Desmond
United States
Cale St. Denis
Monique van Vooren
Belter
Gymn
Benjamin Franklin
Stars Favor Personal Links and Creative Work This Fall
The Cancer reading predicts improved personal relationships and cooperation from business associates. Public-facing work should flourish with generous vibes shaping romance and finances through October. A late September recognition may arrive for creative efforts, while a duller period follows late October. a December business break is expected.
Adams Case Seen as Political Smear by Enemies
Washington columnist argues Sherman Adams will not resign and Eisenhower won’t press him. It asserts Adams violated no law, defends FTC handling of Goldfine cases, and stresses press duty to present full facts while noting a personal feud fueled the smear and counterclaims about guilt.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
House
Warren
Congress
Ike
Boston
Howrey Statement Cited On Sherman Adams Inquiry
The writer reports no evidence of improper influence or legal violation by Sherman Adams after reviewing Howrey's weekend statement. The piece asserts there was no substantiation of misconduct connected to Adams in light of the Federal Trade Commission former chairmans remarks.
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M. Howrey
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Goldfine
Edward F. Howrey
Sherman Adams
Heat and ego mix at Eisenhower news conference
George Dixon reports a blazing room in the old State War and Navy building as President Eisenhower faces questions about Sherman Adams and the Adams gift controversy. The press notes Adams is deeply involved in White House affairs, while speculation and humor ripple through the gallery.
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Washington
State, War, and Navy
White House
Sherman Adams
Vienna
Eissenhower
Oxford Defeats Cambridge in First Intercollegiate Bird Watching
Oxford University triumphs over Cambridge in the first intercollegiate bird watching contest in history. Factographs notes ancient Romans blamed solar and lunar eclipses on magicians. Buckingham Palace installs a private kitchen for Queen Elizabeth. Expressions and censorship swirl around headlines on Adams story and sanitation laws.
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Oxford University
Cambridge
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Salvation Army Band of Love in 1938 film feature
Twenty years ago on Friday June 24 1938 the Salvation Army Band of Love was filmed for a D W Jacot movie while Mrs H E Neese guided the group During the same era eight year old Rev Charles E Jaynes the world’s youngest ordained minister presided over his first wedding in Cleveland He had preached in 155 U S cities and youth groups from Mound Builders area planned a Camp Hook picnic with over 210 Boy Scouts and parents Nine troops were represented Tom Venable noted William Barnes attended the National Congress of Boys State at Berea Kentucky with delegates from almost every state Dr E C Langdon of Monroe escaped injury when his car was sideswiped on the West Middletown bridge by a hit and run driver.
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Salvation Army
Band of Love
D. W. Jacot
H. E. Neese
Charles E. Jaynes
Cleveland
Four Square Gospel Church
U.S
Mound Builders
Camp Hook
Tom Venable
E. C. Langdon
Monroe
West Middletown
Cool weather blues hit August as humidity spoils summer hopes
Dave Regan notes a mild August month brings high humidity and rain that dampen hot weather lovers and garden growers alike. Vendors and attractions suffer as cooler days shorten busy lake season and raise concerns about future heat. Arthritis and sinus sufferers feel discomfort from damp air while air conditioning sales lag.
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Phoenix
LeSaudsville Lake
Showbiz Gossip From Dorothy Kilgallen Column
Sydney Chaplin flirts with French ballerina Noelle Adam and flies to Hollywood between Bells Are Ringing performances. Kathy Linden cancels $100,000 in dates to have a baby in August. The South Pacific cut rumor, Peron returning to power in six months, and Abbey Lincoln money dispute headline a busy items list.
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Sydney Chaplin
Noelle Adam
California
Sydney
Hollywood
Pignatari
Linda Christian
Billy Rose
Connecticut
Kathy Linden
Billy
Juan Peron
Various historical notes on colonies and wars
Gibraltar is a crown colony guarding the Mediterranean entrance. The strait’s narrowest width is seven and a half miles. U S Marines were first to land in Cuba in the Spanish American War. The Civil Defense Administration aims to minimize effects of attacks. Britain chose Canada in 1763 for strategic reasons over Guadeloupe. A Middletown New Jersey explosion caused 7500 dollars in damages. a fire hose damage cost 261 dollars. Ravens at the Tower of London are cared for since superstition of empire collapse if they vanish. The first Confederate flag featured a red field with a white middle stripe and blue jack. later the red field with blue diagonal cross and white stars became popular.
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Gibraltar
Britain
Spain
Mediterranean
Europe
Africa
Confederacy
Playboy of the Western World revival headed by Irish Players
Helena Carroll and Dermot McNamara, producers and leading actors, headline the Irish Players revival of Playboy of the Western World while earning only 40 dollars weekly from the till until insiders are repaid. Washington insiders bet Adams will resign after the current furor subsides. Ben Hogan will write liner notes for an LP Songs for Swinging Golfers. Sid Caesar seeks Brigitte Bardot for a London TV project this summer.
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Helena Carroll
Dermot McNamara
Angels
Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Ben Hogan
Sid Caesar
Brigitte Bardot
London
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