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Public views split on Adams gifts scandal across cities
The Associated Press survey of 124 people in 14 cities shows 85 oppose public officials accepting gifts, 39 defend or excuse it. Fifty-one want Adams to resign or be fired, 52 say he should stay, and 21 call for letting President Eisenhower decide. Public opinion varies on acceptable gift values and influenced actions.
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Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Michael McCann
New York
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Concord
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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Charges To Be Filed In Girl's Case
In Nova ta Oklahoma the mother of a blind and mute five year old girl is blocked from speaking by her lawyer as authorities prepare to file charges next week against Mr and Mrs Raymond Murphy. The case involves a girl kept in a cell like room amid alleged abusive conditions. Mr Irons seeks to reopen a divorce with a motion to award custody to him rather than Mrs Irons who remarried, taking four children. An eight year old son David is in Enid state hospital. Irons alleges food neglect by his ex wife.
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Okla
UPI
Lloyd Colter
Raymond Murphy
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Enid
Laura
Ellen
Annie
Murphy
Irons
Texas Polyethylene Leads U S Capacity Says UT Bureau
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas accounts for 62.5 percent of U S polyethylene capacity. Ten of 14 U S producers operate plants in eight Texas cities with capacity of 871 million pounds annually. Uses include packaging meats bread vegetables insulation and window material for envelopes and boxes.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
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Princess Soraya In Auto Wreck In Cologne
Princess Soraya former wife of Iran's Shah was involved in a collision near Cologne on Saturday. An Iranian Embassy official said her limousine collided with a truck, causing minor damage and no injuries.
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Germany
Soraya
Iran
Khalil Esfandiary
Kentucky 4-H Exchange Students Visit Rayville
Twenty four 4-H exchange students from Simpson County Kentucky arrive in Rayville for a week as guests of the Richland Parish 4-H Club. Mayors from Rayville Delhi and Mangham greet them and a box supper at the Elementary School kicks off a week of activities including swimming dinners and outings. They stay with Richland 4-H host families. Return is next Saturday. This is the program's second year following last year's visit by 29 Richland students to Kentucky.
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Rayville
Simpson County
Kentucky
Richland Parish
Delhi
Mangham
Richland
Car Skids Into Water-Filled Pit On Highway 15
A 1955 Oldsmobile sustained about 1000 dollars in damage after skidding into a ditch, passing through a wire fence and plunging into a water filled pit on Highway 15 at noon yesterday. No injuries were reported. The car was later towed away.
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Monroe
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Disabled veterans’ stake in nation urged by Gov Daniel
Governor Price Daniel told the state convention of Disabled American Veterans in Dallas that veterans especially those with disabilities have the highest stake in the nation’s future. His remarks were non political amid his gubernatorial campaign.
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UPI
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Daniel
Eisenhower to keep letters with Khrushchev despite strains
Administration sources say President Eisenhower will continue major-issue exchanges with Premier Khrushchev though U S Soviet relations have worsened. Officials warn the president should limit conversations to significant developments while preserving the high level contact.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Khrushchev
Imre Nagy
USSR Stands Put On Issue Of Soldiers
East German press says Belgium freed a pilot after negotiating on a government level and urges the United States to do the same to win release of eight officers and one enlisted man held since June 7. Western diplomats warn U S to avoid recognizing East German sovereignty to keep four power links intact and prevent broader concessions to the USSR.
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Berlin
United States
East Germany
Belgium
A.D.N
Reds
H. I. Hodes
Europe
Robert Murphy
Nine Americans Captured After Helicopter Strays Into Soviet Zone
In East Germany a helicopter on a routine mission wandered into the Soviet Zone during a thunderstorm and was forced to land. Nine American soldiers were taken into custody, and the incident prompted diplomatic notes and calls for safe return.
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East Germany
Rhode Island’s Population Density Tops Nation
Rhode Island leads the nation in population density while also being the smallest state, highlighting its compact size and crowded communities.
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Rhode Island
Khrushchev’s Propaganda Letters and Eisenhower Reply Plan
The report suggests Khrushchev used letters as propaganda rather than serious negotiation. It notes Eisenhower might seek to curb this by directing State Department responses only to Khrushchev messages deemed propaganda.
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Eisenhower
State Department
Governor Daniel Urges Patriotism for Peacetime Public Affairs
Beaumont Texas Governor Price Daniel told the annual state Veterans of Foreign Wars convention that the nation should rekindle spiritual patriotism shown during war and apply it to peacetime public affairs through active civic participation.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tornado Strikes Brown County Farm in Texas
Thunderstorms dropped heavy rain on South Central Texas as a tornado ripped through a Brownwood area farm. The Joe Watson farm, nine miles north of Brownwood, lost trees and outbuildings amid a downpour with up to 2.5 inches locally and 5.5 inches at Zephyr. The Corpus Christi weather bureau warned of further flooding on the Nueces River at Cotulla.
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Texas
Brown County
Joe Watson
Brownwood
Zephyr
Corpus Christi Weather Bureau
Cotulla
Nueces River
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