Irving school board faces $500000 damages suit
Dr. John A. Beard sues the Irving Independent School District alleging libel and slander by board members after his firing as superintendent. The suit names Loyola Guard’s husband and the Cain organization, a Dallas PR firm. Beard counters Young’s charge of incompatibility with accounting methods claiming the system was set up before his tenure. Voters decide on abolishing the district amid the dispute.
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John A. Beard
Beard
Irving Independent School District
Principel
Loyola Guard
Cain Organization
Dallas
Irving
Charles F. Young
Young
Reds Release Copter Pilot and Passenger in Germany
An American helicopter pilot Lt. Herman E. Jac quay from Fort Wayne Indiana and his German passenger Horst Kuehn were released to U S officials at the Soviet Zone border near Fulda Germany. They had disappeared on a flight in strong winds and snow squalls in the Fulda area but landed unharmed.
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Heidelberg
Germany
East Germany
U.S
U.S. Army
Herman E. Jacquay
Cambridge Ave
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horst Kuehn
Fulda
Gale Delays Queen Mary Transatlantic Voyage
A 60 mph gale at Southampton kept the liner Queen Mary from leaving for New York today. Cunard Line postponed the sailing until tomorrow morning. The ship carries 845 passengers, with 210 more to join at Cherbourg, France.
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Southampton
England
New York
Cunard Line
Cherbourg
France
Dispose Of Huge Government Files
Washington the governments housekeeping agency says it discarded enough surplus records last year to form a stack about 90 miles high. This year it plans to throw away 90 percent of records in 55 selective service centers nationwide for housekeeping reasons. Archivist Wayne C Grover told a House subcommittee the effort could free about 40 000 filing cabinets for other records.
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Wayne C. Grover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
George Asks Unity Effort for World Peace Talks
Senator George of Georgia urged new efforts to forge free world unity ahead of a possible Big Four meeting on world peace. Senator Knowland suggested a preliminary Big Three conference to align policy before any talks with Russia. Both cited Eisenhower's remarks as showing willingness to meet if productive and emphasized unity and informed allied positions.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Eisenhower
Paris
Great Britain
Senate
Won't Give Up Vicious Dog
ST LOUIS Missouri Marvin Stringer fined 200 for refusing to surrender his Chihuahua Pancho to city health authorities for a 10 day rabies check. Pancho allegedly bit an 8 year old boy under antirabies treatment. Stringer says surrendering the dog would be a death sentence and will appeal.
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Marvin Stringer
Pancho
Stringer
Nuclear Test Delayed Again in Nevada
In Las Vegas Nevada a planned nuclear shot was postponed again due to weather. Officials said the 500 foot tower blast delayed since March 14 would be attempted tomorrow at the earliest. The 38th underground blast occurred yesterday as part of the series. The world used 29 million pounds of cobalt in 1964.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Reds Propose New Arms Bar
Moscow Pravda reports Russia proposes a two stage arms reduction plan with a 50 percent cut in conventional weapons and all mass destruction arms destroyed within six months of signing. A second 50 percent cut would follow in the next six months. The plan calls for a permanent international body to guarantee inspections and compliance.
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Pravda
Russia
Communist Party
U.N
London
U.N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
Dulles
Dog pup receives splinter removal at Einstein Medical Center
A badly wounded dog limped into Einstein Medical Center's accident ward in Philadelphia. An intern found and removed a large splinter from its front paw. The pup wagged its tail and walked out.
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Philadelphia
Einstein Medical Center
Cat Nurses Arch Enemy in Japanese Seikico Tale
In OHARA Japan at Seikico Yamaguchi's home, a cat named Koma blissfully nurses her four kittens, while a six cinch rat scampers nearby, illustrating a domestic scene with unexpected animal companionship.
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Ohara
Japan
Seikico
Yamaguchi
Koma
Equestrian Team Is Eliminated In Pan America Event
Mexico City reports that the U S team is eliminated from the Pan American equestrian tournament after day two tests. lone U S rider Walter Staley Jr. remains in contention for individual honors while Jeb Wofford and Frank Duffy were eliminated in cross country after refusals and a fall left Wofford with facial injuries.
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Mexico City
Walter Staley Jr
Mexico
United States
Hacking
Jeb Wofford
Milford
Whas
Red Cross
U.S
Frank Duffy
Detroit
Milk a Popular Item for Diets in U.S. Survey
CHICAGO The American Dairy Assn says a survey shows one in four persons over 45 in the United States is on a diet and more than half of those use milk in their diets.
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Chicago
American Dairy Assn
United States
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