Salinger Testifies on Union Funds Used to Buy Car
Pierre Salinger testified to Senate rackets investigators that Teamsters funds paid $83 115 for a car registered to Mary James of Bothell Washington in June 1954. The purchase was made for union organizer Terry McNulty and funds allegedly refunded to the Western Conference. Brewster offered to provide personal financial records, noting they mostly cover household expenses.
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Senate
Teamsters Union
Pierre Salinger
Frank Brewster
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Mary James
Bothell
Wash
Salinger
Miss James
Terry McNulty
McNulty
Brewster
Re Salinger
Gordon
Lindey
Senators
Siamese Twins Separated in Historic Operation
Government doctors report a pioneering separation of four month old Siamese twins Virginia Kate and Teresa Kay Bunton joined at the forehead. The operation at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda left both twins alive and in good health three months later at the clinical center.
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Washington
Pearce Bailey
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Virginia Kate
Teresa Kay Bunton
Mountain City
Tenn
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Brodie Twins
Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Roger Lee
Nehru Warns of Nuclear Contingency Threat
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament the world faces a contingency where all human history might be wiped out due to nuclear weapons. He said the world lives on the verge of a disaster unlike anything in the past.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Talk Site Scene Of Violent Storm In Bermuda
The Mid Ocean Club in Tucker's Town Bermuda, site of the Eisenhower-Macmillan talks, experienced a violent electrical storm last night disrupting telephone service as residents reported heavy rain and thunder.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Mid-Ocean Club
Car owner billed $50 storage for missing auto
Whittier California air craft worker Henry Wenda reported his car stolen on Labor Day in San Bernardino. Three days later it was found. He later bought another car, and yesterday received a $50 storage bill from San Bernardino County for the missing auto.
Nixon Ends Quick Tour Of Africa
Vice President Nixon concluded a 22 day African swing with recommendations to boost U S economic and technical aid to the continent and improve staffing at embassies consulates and information offices He met with Francois Mitterand at Tunis airport and discussed peaceful solutions to the Algerian conflict before flying home aboard his Air Force plane.
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Tunis
Nixon
U. S
Tunisia
Francois Mitterand
France
Paris
Ferh
Legislator Says This Session Is The Toughest Ever
In Sacramento Assemblyman Lloyd W. Lorrey calls the current session the toughest ever as lawmakers log long hours to process a record number of bills. House leaders say the extended schedule is needed to handle the flood of legislation, with bill No 4129 introduced shortly after.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lloyd W. Lowrey
Assembly
Richard H. McCollister
Not A Direct Association Cigarettes Cause Cancer
A federal cancer expert says a claimed cancer-causing agent in cigarette smoke is not yet proven as causation. Dr. John R. Heller of the National Cancer Institute told a House subcommittee that the Paris lab find involved a tar compound not shown to originate from tobacco smoke. He noted a correlation exists with heavy smoking but not a confirmed causal link.
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Washington
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
House Appropriations
Heller
Nguyenphoc Buu Hoi
Currie Institute
Paris
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Bermuda Talks Put Middle East Crisis First in Meet
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan opened talks in Tucker's Town Bermuda with top priority on the Middle East crisis including Suez and Egyptian Israeli issues. They reviewed broader world problems and discussed Britain's planned defense cuts and U.S. concerns about free-world defenses.
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Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Middle East
Suez
Britain
United States
Free World
U.S
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
West Germany
South Korea
Hong Kong
Singapore
Malaya
Libya
Cyprus
Malta
Gibraltar
Warmup in Miami Valley Stirs Spring Outlook
Cooler weather gives way to increasingly cloudy and warmer skies in the Miami Valley with a high near 50 today. Tonight stays cloudy with light rain and a low around 38, then Friday brings more clouds and a high near 55 with occasional rain.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Tornadoes and Flooding Strikes Texas Amid Strong Storms
A storm system battered central Texas with torrential rains and flooding on streams and roads. Tornadoes touched down in several west and south Texas towns including Giddings Big Spring Stanton Crane Seminole with minor damage. In Waxahachie a car collision during heavy rain killed Ronald Christian and critically injured his wife. Austin reported over an inch of rain in half an hour.
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Dallas
Texas
Dalhart
Panhandle
Arthur Lewis
Buda
Tex
Austin
Williamson Creek
Burton Lewis
Creedmoor
Young Lewis
Gulf Coast
West Texas
Giddings
Big Spring
Stanton, Crane
Seminole
Beeville
Ronald Christian
Waxahachie
Libya to Receive More US Aid Under Eisenhower Plan
Tripoli reports a joint U.S. Libyan communiqué states Libya will gain additional American economic aid under the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine as part of renewed regional support.
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Tripoli
Libya
Journal Gains AP Wirephoto to Speed Picture Transmission
The Journal installs AP Wirephoto making rapid nationwide picture reception from Columbus to Los Angeles possible. Photofax sends images directly to The Journal, reducing delays from negative development to ready to use prints. The system uses a photo electric eye and chemical staining to reproduce pictures in news editions.
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Journal Today
AP Photoax
Photofax
Journal
Columbus
Middletown
Gratis
New York
Washington
Atlanta
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dubuque, Iowa
Printer Defends Delays in Busy Office
A light exchange shows a Chuckle Customer lamenting unfinished work while the Printer explains the backlog and thanks the customer for the promise of patience. The humor hinges on busy office life and the implicit obligation to deliver promises.
Those Forty Bays Promise of Spring in Verse
Poem praises the first day of spring with biblical imagery and renewal. The speaker thanks the Lord for azaleas lilacs and new growth. The piece reflects spring’s return from winter’s lassitude to resurrection in nature.
Dag Hammarskjold Opens Suez Talks With Egypt
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold began Cairo talks with Egyptian officials to speed Suez Canal operation and ease Arab Israeli tensions. He sought an Egyptian Israeli nonbelligerency pledge and discussed UNEF troop plans along Gaza border, while Beersheba warned of possible new conflict.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez Canal
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
Egypt
Ham
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Ann
Kasepee
Canal
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
UNEF
Gaza
Jerusalem
David Be-Gurion
Ben-Gurior
Golda Meir
New York
Dulles
U.S
Eisenhower
Free Archbishop Greek Cypriots Reject NATO Mediation
Greek Cypriots and the Greek government rejected a British plan to let NATO mediate peace talks among Britain Greece and Turkey over Cyprus. Leaders demand direct talks between Britain and Archbishop Makarios or release from exile to resume negotiations.
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Cyprus
NATO
Alan Lennox-Boyd
House of Commons
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
East
Mediterranean
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprots
Themistocles N. Dervis
Great Britain
Makarios
Andreas Pouysouros
Famagusta
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