Call Second Ihe Aide Suggests Prober Moulder
Rep. Morgan Moulder proposes calling Gerald D. Morgan, Eisenhower’s special counsel, as a front man claim. He notes Morgan is more accessible than Sherman Adams to White House contacts. The House subcommittee resumes hearings on Adams' dealings with Goldfine and regulatory agencies.
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Washington
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
First-Half Tax Distributions Reach Scioto County Subdivisions
Scioto County Auditor's office announces 2,302,894 distributed from first half 1958 taxes and interest to towns townships and districts. Major share goes to Portsmouth city schools 722,130, with funds allocated to city and county general funds, streets, and bond retirement. Additional allocations cover New Boston, Mt. Logan Sanatorium, health districts, and various townships and schools, with real estate taxes providing the bulk.
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Roy E. Vastine
Scioto County
Virginia Military Lands
Harry C. Potts
Portsmouth
New Boston
Otway
Barden
Potts
Virginia
Bloom Township
Bloom Schools
South Webster
Brush Creek Township
Clay Township
Clay Schools
Green Township
Green
Harrison Township
Minford
Jefferson Township
Madison Township
Madi
Montgomery Township
Nile Township
Porter Township
Wheelersburg
Central Special
Rush Township
Union Township
Valley Township
Valley Schools
Vernon Township
Vernon
Washington
Northwest
Brakes Blamed In Rail Crash Near THURMOND WV
Engineer H W Honaker said the brakes failed as his 14 car freight collided with a halted luxury passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio mainline. The George Washington, from Newport News to Cincinnati, with seven passenger and three freight cars derailed. Honaker, trapped two hours, suffered a broken leg.
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George Washington
Newport News
Cincinnati
Honaker
Adams Declines NH Gubernatorial Bid After White House Offer
Sherman Adams declined the Republican nomination bid for New Hampshire governor in the September 9 primaries. From Washington he said he must finish his current job. Adams, a former New Hampshire governor from 1949 to 1953, was urged to reenter state politics by a former federal judge.
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Hancock
N.H
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Goldfine Holding Firm Fined for Late Financial Reports
Adams claimed Morgan received data from SEC general counsel Thomas C. Meeker but sought no favors. The information was not shared with Goldfine and Meeker was unaware of Adams' interest. The SEC pressed the East case last week despite a White House inquiry. Goldfine’s holding company was fined $3,000 and is now filing.
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Goldfine
Adams
Morgan
Thomas C.meeker
SEC
Meeker
East
White House
Goldfine Holding Company
Amnesia Victim Sought After Peebles Police Station Visit
A young man 18 to 20 with amnesia entered the Peebles police station Saturday night and said he knew nothing of his identity. Adams County Hospital doctors diagnosed definite amnesia. Deputies distributed photos and fingerprints and noted tattoos reading Tom RM and Love as identifying clues.
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West Union
Ohio
Peebles
John Huffman
Adams County Hospital
Troy Stamper
Tom
R M
Love
Stamper
Youngs
Demonstrators Attack West German Embassy in Moscow Riot
More than 1,000 protesters hurled stones sticks and ink bottles at the West German Embassy in Moscow in retaliation for the Bonn assault. U S journalists were roughed up as the crowd smashed windows and ink drenched the walls amid a tense, organized march. Hungarian refugees also targeted the Soviet UN delegation in New York during Sunday night demonstrations.
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New York
Soviet United Nation
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
UPI Telephoto
Moscow
Bonn
United Nations
Harold K. Miles
U.S
London
New York Times
Max Frankel
Hungarians Protests Turn Violent Outside UN Headquarters
Hungarian refugees demonstrating outside the Soviet delegation to the United Nations clashed with police on Park Avenue New York. They tried to breach lines trampling officers and smashing three windows. Seven officers and several pickets were injured. The melee followed a prearranged signal as about 350 marchers gathered.
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New York
United Nations
Park Avenue
Judge Denies Stay In Little Rock Order
US District Judge Harry Lemley denied a motion to stay his Saturday order suspending school integration in Little Rock for the 1960–61 period. Nan Branton argued for a stay pending appeal, while the school board opposed. The ruling followed a brief written opinion after the hearing.
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Little Rock
Ark
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Wiley Branton
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Branton
Court of Appeals
A. F. House
House
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Central High
Third Installment Steels Pay Raises Take Effect July 1
Detroit Steel Corp Portsmouth Division announces the third wage installment under the 1956 contract. The typical hourly raise equals 7 cents plus 1.3 cent increments and 0.8 cent incentive earnings, with shift differentials and higher Sunday and holiday rates. White collar and technical staff at the base scale gain $7.46 over a two week period.
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Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
DSC
United Steelworkers
Lightning kills three pilgrims on Mt Arera in Italy
BERGAMO Italy AP lightning struck Sunday as three mountaineers died carrying an iron cross to Mt Arera peak for devotion. Dozens were injured among 40 pilgrims and two farmers were missing. Floods damaged property worth about 300000 dollars in northeast Italy near Udine.
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Bergamo
Italy
Mt. Arera
Udine
Friends Find Body in Scioto River After Search Resumes
Friends and relatives resumed the search for Charles W. Davis after police had halted the effort. On Sunday they found the 19 year old from Columbus who fell into the Scioto River Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles W. Davis
Columbus
Scioto River
Boy Killed On Wagon Under Auto
A 10 year old West Portsmouth boy died after a homemade coaster wagon collided with a car near the Coleman home. Ronald Lee Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman, died at Portsmouth General Hospital four hours after the wreck from internal injuries including a liver puncture. The auto wheel passed over the boy causing severe chest and abdominal injuries.
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West Portsmouth
Ronald Lee Coleman
Charles Coleman
Longview Ave
Portsmouth General Hospital
Coleman
Ronald
Scioto County Driver Involved In Fatal Coaster Collision
Roy W. Reeg, 60, of West Portsmouth, was the driver of the car in a Saturday crash on Longview Ave that killed 13 year old Ronald and injured his brother Robert. The homemade wagon coaster, driven by Ronald, rode into the eastbound car as it passed. Robert suffered shock, a left elbow fracture, and abrasions but was released from General Hospital later that day.
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Scioto County
Portsmouth
New Boston
Roy W. Reeg
Calvert's Lane
West Portsmouth
Reeg
Ronald
Robert
General Hospital
Portsmouth State Patrol Post
Longview Ave
Paris Eyes Relations With Mao
Paris reports circulated that moves to open diplomatic relations with Communist China are under consideration. An official said discussions occurred but no decision exists. A de Gaulle Dulles meeting on July 5 is seen as a possible milestone. France does not recognize Peiping. Chincom reviews its strategic list, with possible changes in coming weeks.
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France
China
Premier de Gaulle
Dulles
United States
Chincom
Siations
Iceland
Peiping
Japan
Hammarskjold presses Lebanon peace effort with Nasser
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met with Egyptian President Nasser in Cairo to press a peaceful path amid Lebanon’s rebellion. He arrived from Amman and Jerusalem after Beirut talks on arms and men alleged to cross the Syria Lebanon border to aid rebels.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Amman
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria-Lebanon
UAR
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
Eisenhower urges fast action on six nuclear plants deal
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a multi nation accord to build six major nuclear power reactors in Europe by 1963. The plan, described as urgent, would sell 30 000 kg of uranium 235 to Euratom nations for about 480 million dollars while US Export Import Bank loans up to 135 million dollars. A jointly financed R D program to boost reactor performance was planned with cost details not released.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
Eixsenhower
United States
Euratom
White House
James C. Hagerty
Defense Chief Denies Rebuke of Burke Testimony
Defense Secretary McElroy rejects any rebuke to Adm. Burke after remarks about his Senate Armed Services Committee testimony. He clarifies the dispute over defense reorganization was not a rebuke and praises Burke as a fine officer. The press conference followed the Pentagon leaders' annual meeting at Quantico.
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McElroy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Quantico (Va.) Marine Base
Defense Department
Defense
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