Adams Denies Doing Favors For Friend
President aide Sherman Adams testified before a House committee he never used official influence for textile industrialist Bernard Goldfine who paid hotel bills in Boston New York and Plymouth and gave gifts including a rug and vicuna coat Adams said the rug was a loan and the coat’s value was overstated he noted the hotel bills exceeded two thousand dollars and Goldfine’s firms faced FTC action while he asked if any congressman has never helped a constituent with a phone call or appointment in similar fashion
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Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
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Plymouth
Mass
Adams
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Federal Trade Commission
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Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Subcommittee
White House
James C. Hagerty
Reds Execute 2 Hungarian Revolt Leaders
Budapest announced the execution of Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter, leaders in the 1956 revolt crushed by Soviet forces, alongside two lesser figures. Nine defendants faced charges of plotting to overthrow the government, with Nagy and Maleter also accused of betraying the motherland. Zoltan Tildy received 5 to 12 years in prison. Kopacsy life. others 5-12 years.
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Maleter
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Szilagyi
Miklos Gimes
Zoltan Tildy
Col
Sandor Kopacsy
Ferenc Donath
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Communist Party
Szabad Nep
Kopacsy
Portsmouth Council Hikes Rural Trash Fees
Portsmouth City Council passed a $5 per load trash fee for outside haulers effective in 30 days. A $2.50 per extra yard applies for loads over three yards, and commercial haulers face $12 yearly licenses. Several council members favored a $10 cap and stricter two cubic yard limits, arguing rural waste raises city dump costs.
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Portsmouth Gas Co
Paul E. Flohr
Chester H. Allen
Adams wait and see stance divides Republicans
Washington Republicans adopt a cautious posture on Sherman Adams future as Democrats demand full disclosure of his ties to Bernard Goldfine. Sen. Thye and Sen. Dirksen press for complete testimony and transparency while Adams defends his neutrality and a White House pledge of high confidence in Adams.
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Sherman Adams
Adams Value May Be At End Claims by Ohio Republicans
Three Ohio House Republicans said Sherman Adams usefulness as top White House aide may be over if reports that he accepted favors are true. The statements were made in separate interviews.
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Ohio
Sherman Adams
White House
Rep
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White House acknowledges gift from Goldfine to Eisenhower
The White House confirmed industrialist Bernard Goldfine sent vicuna material to President Eisenhower around November 1956. Eisenhower thanked him in a letter but did not use the material, while press secretary Hagerty rejected Pearson’s coat claim and cautioned about alleged falsehoods in his column.
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James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Goldfine
Board Awards Contracts To 88 Teachers
Portsmouth city school board on Monday awarded contracts to 88 teachers for the 1958 59 school year In a special meeting the board adopted new textbooks for junior and senior high use purchased 10353 dollars worth of equipment for junior high schools and kindergartens five new teachers were hired Miss Louise Morrison to teach kindergarten at 4240 Miss Lawrence Gordon Davis to teach social science at one of two new junior highs for 3760 Miss Cynthia Jo Mucha to teach third grade at Lindsay School for 3000 Miss Priscilla Ondis to teach junior high English 3400 Mrs Billie Jo Shelby to teach home economics at Grant Junior High 4000 each contract for one year only eleven faculty members were awarded continuing contracts including Hortense Burris Adria Sammons Elizabeth Ferguson Gertrude Higgins R J Booker and others
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Kan
Lawrence Gordon Davis
Grant St
Eastern Kentucky State College
Pueblo
Colo
Cynthia Jo Mucha
Farney Ave
Sciotoville
Lindsay School
Priscilla Ondis
Athens
Billie Jo Shelby
Ripley
Ohio
Grant Junior High
Morehead
Adria Sammons
Grant
Elizabeth Ferguson
Washington
Gertrude Higgins
R. J. Booker
Wilson
Scioto County Forms Public Assistance Examining Committee
Probate Juvenile Judge Kenneth Cranston was elected chair of Scioto County’s Public Assistance Examining Committee organized to monitor aid for dependent children and other county programs. The panel will study potential fraud cases and refer them to Prosecutor Everett Burton for investigation and possible prosecution. Three cases warrant study as the committee begins its work.
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Kenneth Cranston
Scioto County
Public Assistance Examining Committee
Everett Burton
Burton
Marting scholarship winner named from Friendship
Janet Louise Fields 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benton Fields, wins the Albert F Marting memorial scholarship worth 200 dollars a semester for up to 300 dollars total. Alternate is Sylvia Louise Warren of Lucasville Rt 2. Fields, 1958 Portsmouth West graduate, aims for Ohio University Portsmouth Branch cadet teaching.
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Benton Fields
Albert F. Marting
Sylvia Louise Warren
Lucasville
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Valley
Marting’s Bros. Co
Miss Fields
Portsmouth West High School
Britain Delays Cyprus Policy Statement Amid NATO Tensions
London reports Prime Minister Macmillan postpones a Cyprus policy statement for 48 hours at NATO partners request. Greece and Turkey clash over Cyprus while British troops, reinforced by paratroops, stand ready as curfews ease after weeklong violence in Nicosia and other cities.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Turkey
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Commons
Paul- Henri Spaak
East Mediterranean
England
London
Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Athens
Inside The Times 19 ul il 5 14 8-10
A compact item from The Times notes a brief update with minimal details. The readable text lists numbers and initials but lacks full names or events to identify a clear story or outcome.
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Bizarre Deal Bargain For Death Fails
Albert Russell a 24 year old former mental patient paid $300 to a Baltimore man Charles Sandless to kill him in a strange pact. They sought death at Coney Island and Central Park but the plan failed leaving Sandless facing possible death and Russell coping with grief.
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Monroe Township
N. J
Albert Russell
Russell
Tennant State
George Smith
Charles Sandless
Baltimore
Sandless
New York
Coney Island
Central Park
Landless
Builders Resume Work Amid New 1Year Contracts
Builders resume work today under new contracts except carpenters. Local 83 Laborers and Hod Carriers ratified a one year agreement with a 5 cent wage increase now and another 5 cents in six months. Southern Ohio Contractors Assn offered a one year contract to unions. Local 437 seeks a two year pact with Huntington and Ashland locals, 5 cents monthly. Representatives meet tonight to finalize terms. About 30 percent of city construction is active.
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Southern Ohio Contractors Assn
Tri-State
District Council of Carpenters
Huntington
Ashland
Association
Secret Talks Dumped By Khrushchev
United States Britain and France faced the fallout from failed secret diplomacy as Khrushchev released a letter denouncing pre summit moves. The West countered by publishing its own pre summit proposals. Ambassadors were recalled for consultation as Moscow pressed for a heads of government meeting.
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United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Paris
London
Two Men Post Bond On Charges In Bookie Raid
City detectives arrested Edward H. Powell 47 of 2117 Charles St and Arnold Lewallen 42 of the Reid Hotel after a Friday raid on a horse race booking operation at 822% Sixth St. Powell was taken from his home and Lewallen surrendered at the station. They posted $100 bonds and were released.
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Glen Albrecht
Edward H. Powell
Charles St
Arnold Lewallen
Reid Hotel
Robert M. Edwards
Powell
Lewallen
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