McClellan Says Probers Found No Impropriety by Reuther
Senate rackets committee leader McClellan announced investigators found nothing to indicate impropriety by Walter Reuther and three other labor officials in dealings with Nathan Shefferman. The panel has evidence of Beck using union funds for clothing via Shefferman, with Beck repeatedly invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Umbrella survey at Jenkintown Bank tests gender bias
Philadelphia readers learn how a bank experiment with umbrella lending prompts questions about trust and memory. The equity test shows 15 women labeled umbrellas and 10 utilitarian men’s, with eight men’s umbrellas missing. Bank treasurer Robert Turner notes mixed inferences as spring rain nears. A Chicago trial of curbside weatherproof phones by Illinois Bell follows.
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Wrong answer in Binghamton Sun puzzle contest
A reader from Payson sent a Binghamton Sun puzzle entry with a 6 cent air mail stamp a 20 cent special delivery stamp and 7 cents postage all sent by certified mail The answer turned out to be incorrect and sparked attention in the contest news from Binghamton NY.
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City Noise Abatement Drive Targets Residential Racket
Philadelphia mayoral noise abatement committee, chaired by Dr. R Ralph Bresler, reports about half of last year's complaints involve high pitched late parties pets and loud music. Led by Meyer Richardson Dilworth the drive this month focuses on muffling noise in residential areas.
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Elvis Debate Sparks Grid Scholarship Question
ATLANTA Georgia Tech and Harvard face off in an annual debate with Elvis Presley as the affirmative on the subject that he deserves an athletic scholarship. The piece notes shifty hips and endurance as arguments for the contestant.
Navy Zuni rocket shown for air attack use at China Lake
Navy Lt. Ral Tipton described the new 9-foot long Zuni rocket, with a 5 inch warhead, as a flexible air launcher weapon for Navy aircraft. Demonstrations at China Lake highlighted its potential against ships or factories with a flare head option. The weapon weighs about 100 pounds less than earlier models and is designed for low to medium altitude attacks, with production ordered for Navy units and testing by top naval aviation teams.
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Light L A Vote Seen on Mayor Race in Los Angeles
Los Angeles voters face a light turnout in the municipal primary with City Clerk Walter Peterson predicting under 40 percent of the 1 025 076 registered voters may cast ballots. Mayor Norris Poulson faces four challengers as residents consider eight council seats, three school board posts, and nine charter propositions including a key waste management measure.
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Medal of Honor Posthumously Awarded to Col Page
The Army awards the Medal of Honor posthumously to Col. Robert A Page for heroism on an icy Korean mountain. The ceremony at Fort Myer, Virginia, honors his widow Mrs Margaret W Page of St Paul. Page previously received the Navy Cross in 1950 with the First Marine Division and was 46 at his death.
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Actress Julie Harris Birth Story in Reader's Digest
The stage star says fear of childbirth gave way to natural birth as she describes her pregnancy and delivery. In April issue, Harris recounts finding living birth beyond pain, plus 41 articles condensed from magazines to save readers time.
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Lebanese Leaders Oppose Eisenhower Doctrine Aid
Twenty three Lebanese political leaders petitioned President Camille Chamoun to reject U S economic and military aid under the Eisenhower Doctrine. The group includes former prime ministers former speakers of parliament former cabinet ministers and other party leaders urging abstention from any treaty or foreign ties.
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