Post Prison Information On Fay Is Sought
Labor racketeer Joey Fay faces questioning on ties to unions since leaving Sing Sing. The ex vice president of the Operating Engineers Union says he earned a pension from Local 825 Newark and has ongoing business links with the union and its leaders. Kennedy questions Fay about current associations and parole conditions.
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Eisenhower Uses Helicopter To Attend Brother's Funeral
President Eisenhower flew from the White House to National Airport in a helicopter en route to Kansas City Missouri for his older brother Arthur's funeral. Secret Service ahead in an Army craft. Eisenhower aboard a Marine Corps helicopter. The 32 minute flight, at 7 56 a m, followed prior experimental use last year during Civil Defense drills. The party included press secretary James C. Hagerty and Maj General Howard M. Snyder.
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Footprints Found in Snow Spur Hope for Missing Scout
In Mendocino National Forest near Willows California footprints of a 12 year old Tenderfoot Boy Scout hint at possible discovery alive. The boy has been missing since Saturday while playing capture the flag with 11 companions. A football coach aiding the search died yesterday from a heart attack while traversing Grindstone Canyon with three friends as a blizzard dumped three feet of snow seven miles from the last sighting.
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Dennis Warschmidt
Willows
Girl Assaults and Slashing Ring Plagues Brooklyn Schools
A 13 year old girl was raped in Public School 20 basement stairs in Brooklyn while two other girls were slashed by drunken teens demanding money. Police arrested Pete White, 16, as the investigation widens with more than twenty youths taken into custody. Foreman A George Golden urged parents to boycott schools where crime prevails as John Marshall Junior High’s principal George Goldfarb 55 died by suicide, in a wave of school violence and related fallout.
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George Goldfarb
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Pete White
Countdown Near For Jupiter C Moon Shot From Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Army prepares to launch the Jupiter C with its 30 pound moon payload as countdown signals imminent. The Air Force meanwhile scored a successful Thor missile test seen by thousands, boosting hopes for space research and moon reconnaissance using upgraded stages.
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Prisoners Embrace Sunday Socks at Angola Prison
Inmates at the Louisiana state penitentiary, numbering over 3,600, gain warden Maurice Sigler’s approval for "Sunday-go-to-meeting" socks. The Angolite notes morale improves as prisoners wear blue denims and replace worn holey work socks with special attire.
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Solons Doubt Accuracy Of Ike's Budget
Senators opened with doubts about President Eisenhower budget estimates as debate over debt limit increases continued. Edward Martin and Harry Byrd questioned revenue and spending projections while Knowland and Gore signaled cautious support for a five billion dollar rise through June 30, 1959.
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Ellender Details Life In Russia For Congress
Senator Ellender presents a detailed 350 page report on life in Russia. The 50 page section describes daily life in Irkutsk and Moscow including tea culture and a dinner with unusual garnishes. He notes a Moscow market resembling New Orleans Old French Market and spent 33 days in the country.
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New Orleans
New Demands On Duties For Baghdad Aid
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles faced renewed requests for economic aid from Baghdad Pact nations in Ankara as Congress and prior commitments limit U S action. Ministers eyed development since 1947 total Baghdad Pact aid nears 1.3 billion dollars. Britain added promises for a joint communications project and further aid.
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Spag Luncheon Sunday Sponsored by West Monroe Knights
West Monroe Council Knights of Columbus will host a meatball and spaghetti dinner at their new Twelfth Street home between Woodrow and Wilson. The public is invited. tickets available from all council members and run Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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West Monroe Lions weigh shipping plan for large lion painting
Captain Lamar Kennedy now on active duty in North Africa reports securing a large African lion painting for the West Monroe Lions. Shipping proves difficult due to its size, and the club considers bearing the transport cost.
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West Monroe
Mine Cave-In Kills Four Men in Montana Roundup
A mine cave-in in the Mountain Queen tunnel near Roundup Montana crushed four workers to death under about 15 tons of rock. Six others escaped injury as federal state and union officials opened an investigation. Victims were Martin Mez narich 54 Frank Nos 45 Jim Molnar 48 and George Larson 50 all of Roundup.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
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Mountain States Mining Co
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Frank Nos
Jim Molnar
George Larson
Alcohol Impairs Majority of NYC Fatal Drivers in 1957
Police Department reports find 55 percent of drivers killed at the wheel or dying within 24 hours in New York City in 1957 were under the influence of alcohol.
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New York City
Police Department
New Powers Planned For Defense Chief
Washington reports outline broadened authority for the secretary of defense in Pentagon reorganization plans. Retired Gen. Lucius Clay says McElroy could cancel unfeasible projects but lacks power to fund better options, urging a single military command and clearer service roles amid congressional criticism of the Joint Chiefs.
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Weather outlook with warmer temperatures forecast
The weatherman predicts partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions tomorrow in this state. Yesterday reached a high of 54 and a low of 32 at Selman Field. About 13 inches of rain fell during the late afternoon and evening, and mid morning temperature was 49.
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No Spring but Robins Aplenty in New Mexico
Albuquerqe reports a winter with unexpected robins in valleys and mountains. Birds linger despite cold, leading locals to joke about robins defying migratory norms. Experts offer no clear explanation for their stay.
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New Mexico
Passman Returns to Capitol Hill for Cotton Aid Push
Fifth District Congressman Otto E. Passman cuts short his convalescence after a December 30 heart attack to fly to Washington. He plans to back a proposed cotton program with an acreage rise and an in kind export subsidy while urging restraint on foreign aid spending.
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Officer Accused Of Disrespect To Negro Captain
In Frankfurt Germany the U S Army charges Lt William B Morton 32 of San Antonio Texas with disrespect and conduct unbecoming for allegedly refusing to shake hands with Capt Carl J OKelley of Tucson Arizona both officers in the 36th Medical Battalion The case includes a charge Morton tried to induce two enlisted men to commit perjury during an official investigation Mortons resignation followed by a withdrawal request and awaiting Pentagon action his attorney says Morton saluted OKelley and acted respectfully.
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Starkweather brother recalls victims as hunt ends in killings
Rodney Starkweather, 21, described his brother Charles, 19, as a tough, temperamental youth who loved cars and fighting. He recalled childhood hunting, noted all victims were shot in the head, and spoke as authorities pursued Charles on six slayings with his wife Barbara at his side.
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Charlie
Weary Police Press Search For Young Pair
Bennet Neb officers scoured the Ben net area farm by farm for clues to locate two teenagers suspected in a six murder spree. Both suspects were charged with murder today as the hunt continued.
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Slayings Rise to Nine in Lincoln Area
Lincoln police reported three more victims found slain in a south Lincoln residence, bringing total killings to nine since Monday. The dead include Mr and Mrs C Lauer Ward and their maid, all shot with a shotgun in what investigators call a residential murder spree by a prominent local family.
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Fearful suspect Starkweather linked to Lincoln deaths
Police probe whether Charles Starkweather 19 may have killed his 14 year old girlfriend as the death toll reaches seven. Five victims shot in the head and one beaten to death raise questions of a link to the unsolved slaying of Robert G. Calvert 21, found December 1 on a gravel road near Lincoln. Starkweather described as green eyed red haired 140 pounds five feet five inches tall with a swagger. Caril Fugate, 14, is about five one.
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Robert G. Calvert
Lincoln
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Caril Fugate
Mississippi Pushes to Ban Integration in Schools
Mississippi legislators introduce measures to remove the 1890 constitution's segregation basis and grant districts authority to close schools. Rep. Thompson McClellan warns any opponent would resign, pledging no integration in Mississippi.
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Rental Directory: Clean 2 Room Duplex Furnished
West Monroe rental listing for a clean furnished two room duplex. Contact FA at 3-5046 for details.
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