Registered At Hotel Under Phony Name
UPI reports favor-giving millionaire Bernard Goldfine registered last month under an assumed name at a Washington hotel three blocks from the White House. The House subcommittee on influence investigations subpoened Sheraton- Carlton records as it reviews Goldfine gifts to President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams and potential tax and contract implications.
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Washington
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
White House
United Press International
House
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Sheraton-Carlton
Adams
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Mayflower Hotel
Plymouth
Mass
Sheraton Plaza
Bost
Subcommittee
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Securities & Exchange Commission
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
SEC
Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Two Arrested in Shreveport Bank Robbery Case
In Shreveport Louisiana two men were arrested on robbery charges connected to a Commercial National Bank branch holdup. A third suspect remained at large. About $19000 was recovered from a shoe box in a grocery store. Catanese and Cage face U.S. commissioner hearings with Speaks previously charged. Officers found a .38 revolver at Catanese's store.
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Shreveport
Commercial National Bank
U.S
Joseph Anthony Catanese
Ardis Cage
Catanese
Office of Public Safety
J. Earl Downs
North Shreveport
Gage
Billy Sam Speaks
James F. Barton
Crosby Son and Friend Arrested In Car Theft Case
Los Angeles AP report says Christopher Crosby 15 and Jeffrey Davidson 16 were arrested after pushing a 1958 Corvette from a Bel-Air driveway. Officers spotted them fleeing. Peter Heisser, owner, called police. Both youths were released to parents after booking on joy riding suspicions.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Young Crosby
Jeffrey Davidson
West Los Angeles
W. R. Maxwell
June Crosby
Davidson
Raymond Davidson
Bel-Air
Peter Heisser
Crosby
Maxwell
W. F. Dacey
Young Davidson
Sunset Boulevard
Chiropractors Found Guilty in New Iberia Court
In New Iberia, two chiropractors George Dando and Melvin R Metzel were found guilty of practicing medicine without a license. Each received a suspended 30 day jail term and a $10 fine. A third suit against Daniel Arton was postponed indefinitely.
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New Iberia, la
New Iberia
Rene Himel
16Th Judicial District Court
George Dando
Melvin R. Metzel
Daniel Arton
Dando
Louisiana
Rites Tomorrow For 3 Black Children Killed In Collision
A triple burial service is set for 10 a.m. for A J Black 19 Nora Dickie 15 and Shirley Evelyn 11 who died when their car struck a 74 car freight at Jewell Street crossing West Monroe. Sonny Black 11 survived with injuries. Jimmy Lee Purdy 11 escaped unharmed. The crash occurred near the paper mill as the family traveled to a new home. Interment will be Hasley Cemetery with Hixson Brothers directing.
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Z. E. Black
Jewell Street Crossing
West Monroe
Z. A
Sonny) Black
St. Francis
Jimmy Lee Purdy
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. J. Black
Nora
Dickie
Shirley Evelyn
Hasley Cemetery
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
A. J
St. Francis Hospital
John Burton
Ouachita Parish
Jewel Street
Sonny
Jimmy Lee
J. A. Box
Bossier City
Jewell Street
U S Agrees To Establish New Filipino Loan
The United States will create a 75 million dollar line of credit for the Philippines and provide up to 50 million dollars in development loan funds subject to congressional action. The accord, announced after a three day visit by President Garcia, seeks to address urgent Philippine development needs.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Twin City police chiefs attend statewide chiefs meeting
Monroe Police Chief James C. Kelly Jr. and West Monroe Chief Jeff Caldwell traveled to Baton Rouge for a Louisiana Association of Police Chiefs meeting. They left early and planned to return tonight. Southern Telephone News, a monthly magazine for 394 Southern Bell employees, received three special citations for editorials.
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Monroe
James C. Kelly Jr
Jeff Caldwell
West Monroe
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Association of Police Chiefs
Southern Telephone News
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Twin Cities
Thundershowers Forecast for Weekend in Monroe
Thundershowers and partly cloudy skies are forecast for the weekend. The area weatherman cites a 93 degree high in Monroe yesterday from Civil Aeronautics Selman Field and a 76 degree low earlier today with a 84 degree mid morning high. Tonight’s low expected 74 to 78 with tomorrow’s highs 90 to 94.
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Area Weatherman
Monroe
Civil Aeronautics
Selman Field
Turks Shot as Cyprus Turmoil Surges Before Troop Arrival
In Limassol a Turk selling chickens was shot and Greek and Turkish crowds clashed as Britain prepares to expand security on Cyprus. Paratroops and commandos restored order while residents received secret mail warnings about EOKA threats ahead of a 2,000 troop influx to reach nearly 30,000.
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London
UPI
Cyprus
Britain
Limassol
EOKA
Special Session Talk Reported In Legislature
In Baton Rouge the 1958 Legislature eyes a possible special session to resolve teacher pay cuts. Lawmakers debate a two cent gas gathering tax and a revised wine tax plan while Gov. Earl Long’s budget group trims funding, seeking a lasting school pay raise.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl Long
House
Ben Holt
Rapides
Long
Marvin Roberts
DeSoto
Blonde Nightclub Hostess Sought in Bucelli Slaying
Boston police pursued Joyce Poirier a 25 year old blonde nightclub hostess linked to John J Bucelli 44 found dead with two bullet wounds in an expensive car near a south end office where Bucelli and Wimpy Bennett 39 hid about 50 000 of the Brink s robbery money. Bucelli previously pleaded guilty to being an accessory in the Brink s robbery.
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Boston
John J
Fats) Bucelli
Joyce Poirier
Tewksbury
Miss Poirier
Bucelli
South End
Edward
Wimpy) Bennett
House of Correction
May Cost Of Living Record Inched Up In May
New York May cost of living rose 0.1 percent, the National Industrial Conference Board reported, marking the 26th straight monthly rise though many cities saw declines. New York City prices fell for the first time in 16 months while transportation, food, and sundries edged higher. The May index reached 107.3 percent of the 1953 average, up 5.1 percent from a year earlier.
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New York
UPI
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
F Stone Named To Utilities Commission
J Floyd Stone a local cotton buyer and businessman has been nominated by the Monroe Utilities Commission to replace S E Huey who resigned last week The nomination by the board awaits action by the Monroe city council French L Smith chairman announced the nomination Stone heads the J F Stone Cotton Company and was formerly part owner of Olcott Stone Motors Huey resigned due to conflicting personal business interests and the vacancy was created last week
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J. Floyd Stone
Glenmar Avenue
Monroe Utilities Commission
S. E. Huey
Monroe City Commission Council
French L. Smith
Stone
J. F. Stone Cotton Company
North Sixth Street
Olcott - Stone Motors
Olcott Motors
Huey
New Diseases Seen With Anthrax in Louisiana Herds
Three other cattle illnesses appeared with anthrax in northeast Louisiana as Ouachita Parish animal deaths hovered near 110. Leptospirosis, Black leg and anaplasmosis were recorded, with anaplasmosis described as a blood disease spread by insects. About 40 Ouachita cases occurred in summer 1957.
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Louisiana
Quachita Parish
W. B. Patterson
Ruston Diagnostic Laboratory
State Livestock Sanitation Board
Ouachita Parish
Young Barksdale Airman Killed In Fence Hazard
SHREVEPORT La AP Airman 3C Richard A Marshall 18 Taunton Mass was electrocuted at Barksdale Air Force Base while attempting to scale a high wire fence surrounding a restricted area.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Air Force Base
Richard A. Marshall
Taunton
Mass
Marshall
Barksdale
Louisiana VFW Convention Opens in Louisiana
Representatives from Veterans of Foreign Wars posts across the state gather in Louisiana for the twenty eighth annual Louisiana VFW Department convention. More than 600 VFW and Women's Auxiliary members attend with registration at 8 a.m. and sessions at 10 and 2 p.m. Kenneth R. Bartlett of Monroe presides as general chairman.
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VEW
R. R. Eppinette
Monroe Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Dallas Deville
Ville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisiana
VFW Department
VFW
Women’s Auxiliary
Virginia
Kenneth R. Bartlett
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Charles Perilloux
Virginia Matthews
Louisiana Department of the Auxiliary
Senate Rebuffs Move to Cut Auto Excise Tax
The Senate rejected a bid to cut the federal excise tax on autos. Senator Prescott Bush accused the auto industry of pleading for relief. An amendment by Senator Potter to reduce the levy from 10 percent to 5 percent, and auto parts tax from 8 percent to 5 percent, was defeated 44-32.
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Washington
Senate
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Congress
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Hagerty Received Free Lodging and Meals at Florida Resort
President duty press secretary James C. Hagerty and his wife vacationed five days at Ponte Vedra Club near Jacksonville Beach in 1957. The club and officials said Hagerty honored guests do not receive bills and Hagerty confirmed paying for his golf lessons, though the club would not accept payment.
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Tampa
J. P. LeMaster
Ponte Verda Corp
Hagerty
Mayhugh Courson
Washington
Porter Suggests 4-Point Plan on Trujillo Crisis
Rep Charles C. Porter proposes a facetious four point program to handle the Trujillo crisis in the Dominican Republic. He suggests a summit with Eisenhower apologizing and decorating Trujillo, court martial of officers, dispatching movie stars to Trujillo Jr, and laughing off the rest. He rejects the first three items and backs the final option.
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Washington
Charles C. Porter
D-Ore
U.S
Dominican Republic
Porter
Rafael L. Trujillo
Trujillo
United States
Eisenhower
Army
Command General Staff School
Dispatch
Trujillo Jr
Papa
Seymour man escapes injury in street collision
Seymour Indiana Ralph Pardieck 29 escaped injury when his house towing a cabin down a city street struck a corner and smashed the fender of a parked car no injuries reported UPI reports the incident occurred as the house caravan navigated the street.
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Seymour
Ind
UPI
Ralph Pardieck
Pardieck
Riot in St Louis After Arrest of Youth
In Meacham Park near Kirkwood about 35 Negroes rioted after officer arrested 17 year old Lee W Lawrence for careless driving. Seven were arrested after four patrol cars were called. Officer Richard Seger said Lawrence fought and hit him prompting subdual with a leather strap after Rogers 19 joined the struggle.
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ST. Louis
Little Little Rock
Meacham Park
Kirkwood
Richard Seger
Lee W. Lawrence
Seger
Lawrence
Joseph Rogers
Rogers
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Corvette
Twin City
Turk
Dist
Garrett H. Byrne
F. Stone
Utilities Commission
Bulletin
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LeMaster
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Northside
Bath
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