Senator Probes Secret Records Access by Donovan
Sen. McClellan pressed the White House at a public hearing to reveal how author Robert J. Donovan obtained secret Cabinet minutes and other documents withheld from Congress. Maxwell Rabb declined to testify, prompting McCarthy to denounce the move as contemptible and question Atty. Gen. Brownell’s quoted remarks.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
White House
Robert J. Donovan
Congress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Maxwell Rabb
Rabb
Cabinet
Donovan
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Inside Story
Administration
Subcommittee
Russia
Eisenhower
Adlas Pulls for Delegation Votes in 1960 Nomination
Governors from Missouri to West Virginia weigh their states’ support for Stevenson or other contenders at the July 16 convention. Details show wary plans by Meyner Harriman Hodges Lausche and others, with leaders like Leader Shivers Stanley Marland signaling late decisions and undecided delegates.
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Missouri
Symington
Phil M. Donnelly
Stuart Symington
Boom
Stevenson
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
New Mexico
John F. Simms
New York
Averell Harriman
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Harriman
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Rhode Island
Dennis J. Roberts
South Carolina
G. B. Timmerman Jr
South
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Kefauver
Clement
United States
Texas
Allan Shivers
Lausche
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
West Virginia
William C. Marland
Births in East Peoria and Theron announce two newborns
Mr and Mrs Ruben Jenkins of East Peoria welcomed a son at Jefferson Memorial Hospital on June 22 named Paul Eugene. Mr and Mrs Hubert Carpenter of Theron South Carolina welcomed a daughter on June 25 weighing six pounds eight ounces named Martha Diane. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H I Kent of this city.
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Ruben Jenkins
East Peoria
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Paul Eugene
Hubert Carpenter
Theron, S. C
Martha Diane
H. I. Kent
Eagles Auxiliary Meeting At Club Rooms
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8:00 at the club rooms 114 North 6th Street. Attendees are asked to bring a gift. Martha Pigs, secretary. AMVETS meets tomorrow at 7:30 at the usual place. refreshments will be served.
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Eagles
North 6Th Street
Martha Pigs
Hearing on Laboratory Site in St Louis
A U S Department of Agriculture hearings committee will meet Wednesday at the Statler Hotel to consider sites for an 18 million dollar animal disease laboratory. Missouri site advocates include the St Louis Channel of Commerce. The site committee is led by Don Collins of Kit Carson Colorado and comprises livestock groups, land grant colleges, veterinarians, and agriculture departments from several states.
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St.louis P
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Statler Hotel
Missouri
St.Louis Channel of Commerce
Don Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
Livestock Industry
Land Grant
Veterinary Medical Profession
State Departments of Agriculture
Tot Gives Away Mother's Money in Yard Payout
In Jacksonville four year old Michael Lowas distributed his mother’s purse money totaling 36 dollars to neighbor children. Father Larry Lowas said many kids were present and joked the ice cream man likely took most of it.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Michael Lowas
Larry Lowas
Dies At Age 115 Has Own Teeth In Los Angeles
Joe Gonzales died on Monday in Los Angeles at age 115 according to his family. A coroner's deputy reported by his granddaughter that Gonzales still had his own teeth.
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Los Angeles
Joe Gonzales
Proposal outlines $90 pensions for all veterans
The plan sets a pension ceiling between $1,400 and $2,700 with a monthly $78.75 rate at age 65 or after ten years as a pensioner. It notes historical tidbits on sugar beets’ arrival from Europe in 1836 and the 410-carat Pitt diamond supposedly financing Napoleon.
Charge Two Took Money Stolen By Another Person
George McGill and Melvin Anderson were arrested on a conspiracy to commit larceny charge after the theft of more than 200 dollars in cash from Rodney James Lipe at Liberty Service Station. Lipe and Winston Wilson identified the suspects. McGill and Anderson are jailed without bond. Lipe and Wilson face 2000 dollar bonds.
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George McGill
Jones
Melvin Anderson
Pittsburg
McGill
Anderson
Rodney James Lipe
Liberty Service
S. 10Th
Verner L. Pigg
Lipe
Winston Wilson
Wilson
Justice of the Peace
J. R. Thomas
MFT Street Work Nears Completion in City
City Manager Harlow R. Richardson says street oiling under the motor fuel tax program is nearly finished. Only Pace Ave from 11th to 9th remains untouched as twenty streets fall under the motor tax category.
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Harlow R. Richardson
Pace Ave
Workmen Name Dam Ike's Dike in Massena
After a large St. Lawrence Seaway lock was named for President Eisenhower, local workers nicknamed the adjacent earth dam Ike's Dike. The playful label reflects informal naming by construction crews at the MASSENA site.
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Ike
Massena
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower
Singer Eddie Fisher Expected Home After Illness
Singer Eddie Fisher was to leave the hospital today after two days of treatment for an apparent indigestion attack. He was not seriously ill and the discharge was planned.
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Hollywood
Eddie Fisher
Possibility Of Compromise On Steel Contract
In New York talks between management and United Steelworkers over a three-year contract proceed amid strike threats. The Big Three producers U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic insist on a five-year no strike pact, while unions push for a shorter term with leaders noting no final agreement yet.
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New York
Steel Industry and Union Negotiation
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Hotel Roosevelt
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
John Morse
Missile Range Extended To 5000 Miles
Washington reports the United States and Great Britain formalized a range extension to 5000 miles for two strategic missiles, the Snark and Navaho, allowing longer tests from Patrick Air Force Base Florida toward Ascension Island. Earlier limits were about 1200 miles. Snark flights have reached roughly 2000 miles in trials before turning back to Florida.
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Washington
Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
United States
Great Britain
Florida
Ascension Island
Ascension
South America
Africa
Patrick Air Force Base
Britain
Swim School Time Change at Mt Vernon Program
The Mt Vernon recreation program swim school shifts its weekly schedule from 9 to 11 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday to 10 a.m. to noon for this week and next.
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Mt. Vernon
Grass fire along railroad tracks prompts rural response
Rural firemen rushed to 8th and George at 2 55 p m yesterday for a grass fire alongside the Southern Railroad tracks. No damage was reported.
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8Th and George
Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across two institutions. At Good Samaritan several dozens of patients including Mrs Ruth Jackson and Mr John Browder are admitted with many others named, while at Jefferson Memorial Mrs Grace Robinson and Debra Cunningham are admitted in East St Louis with discharges noted for Master Gary Gene Williams.
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Good Samaritan
Ruth Jackson
John Edwin Browder
Clarence Henry Hunter
Will Roseman
Rosa Ellen Meredith
Della Lee Smoot
Nettie Belle McIigure
William Omer Hughey
Eorge S. Williams
Fred Arthur Dunham
Bessie Julia Bahde
Johnetta Narie Rash
Pearl Lena Webber
Viola Beatrice Koehler
Carol Lynn Roderick
Geraldine Monica Shelton
Lucy Stratton
Dorothea Alene Karcher
Christine Jean Rainwater
Henry Vickers
Arthur Hamilton
Evelyn Florence Droll
Randy Joe
Rosalie Higginson
Michael Edward Barton
John Edward Browder
Coral Willoughby Page
Jefferson Memorial
Grace Robinson
Debra Cunningham
Bernadine Karcher
McLeansboro
Bertha Welch
East St. Louis
Gary Gene Williams
Two Mishaps In Mt V Traffic
Two Mt Vernon traffic accidents were reported to police yesterday. In the morning, Mary Jane Babbitte and John David Pickett were involved on 10th Street as Babbitte stopped at a red light and Pickett rear ended her. In the late afternoon Cordelia Lipe and Sue Burton collided on Main Street as Lipe stopped to turn into 1717 Main, Burton’s car sustaining about 100 dollars in damage.
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Pere Marquette State Park
Alton
Mt. Vernon
Police Benevolent and Protective Association of Mlinois
Camp Piasa
Gerald Dethrow
Norman Dethrow
Charles Braddy
F. L. Braddy
North St
Billy Dubois
Claude Dubois
Allen D. Bureton
Sue Burton
East Perkins
Jason Beaty
Methodist Children’s Home
Art Phillips
Jack Fairchild
Richard Miller
John Wielt
Mary Jane Studio
Mary Jane Babbitte
Cherry
John David Pickett
West Frankfort
10Th Street
Babbitte
10Th
Perkins
Pickett
Cordelia Lipe
1717 Main
E. Perkins
Main
Lipe
Burton
Widen Street at Lincoln School Intersection Work
City workers began improvements at the intersection of Oakland Avenue and Kensington Street near Lincoln School. Assistant City Manager Arch Whitlock said plans include widening the street at that location.
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Widen Street
Lincoln School
Oakland Avernue
Kensington
17Th St
Arch Whitlock
Incoln School
Heavy Rains and Wind Hit Nebraska Kansas and Midwest
Weather system brings heavy rainfall and strong winds across the Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Imperial Nebraska logged 2 inches in six hours and Eau Claire Wisconsin saw about 1.42 inches. Hill City Kansas faced gusts over 55 mph, while Sioux City Iowa had gusts over 40 mph amid a thunderstorm. A tornado damaged farms near Ivanhoe Minnesota but caused no injuries. Rain persisted in the Southeast though lighter overall, with Charleston Washington DC recording 2.60 inches in 12 hours. Skies cleared in the Northeast and Southwest.
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Mid-Continent
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Imperial
Neb
Eau Claire
Wis
Hill City
Kan
Sioux City
Iowa
Ivanhoe
Minnesota
Charleston
D.C
Police Court Fine In Careless Driving Case
Lloyd W. Gammon of Wayne City was fined 15 dollars and costs in police court yesterday by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney for careless driving.
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Allan Dulaney
Lloyd W. Gammon
Wayne City
Gets Sixty Days At Penal Farm Gets Sixty Days At Penal Farm
Harris Dwain Atteberry of Iuka had his two year probation modified by Judge B W Eovaldi to include 60 days in Vandalia state penal farm. Probation started May 1 1955 after a Marion County Court conviction for driving while intoxicated. The 60 days will run concurrently with probation.
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Harris Dwain Atteberry
Iuka
B. W. Eovaldi
Vandalia
Atteberry
Marion County
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Airport News
Gene Tumbleson
Larry Forrestal
Springfield
Amvets
Ain
Aga Khan
Aly Khan
Ascot
England
Begum Aga Khan
International
Edward G. Robinson, JR
B. W. Koch
Tot
Europe
Napoleon
Mt.v
Nebraska
Kansas
St. Clair
Trailer Sales, Inc. New & Used Mobile Homes
Rte
South Salem, Ill
Granada Theatre
North 10Th Street
Bermuda
Cardigans
Or. Co
Singer Sewing Machine CO
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