Powell Dismisses One Count in Powell Tax Case
Federal District Judge Frederick Wath Bryan in New York dismissed one of three counts against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. in the income tax evasion indictment. The dismissal follows government concessions on proof of evasion tied to the 1952 return filed for Powell and his wife Hazel Scott.
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New York
Frederick Wath
Pelt’ Bryan
Adai Clayton Powell Jr
Dny)aw
Hazel Scott
Bryan
U S Italy to Cooperate on Upper Atmosphere Rocket Studies
Washington reports that the United States and Italy will cooperate in rocket studies of the upper atmosphere. NASA announced on Monday it hopes to launch along September from a Sardinia site to test these investigations.
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UPI
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Italy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sardinis
Peddlers under Congress scrutiny in 1960 pull
The piece notes political payola fears tied to social security tax plans, GOP leader Halleck comments after White House meeting, urging restraint on federal aid and school construction. It also reports AEC seeking $153 million for a Stanford atom smasher and Cuba aid conditions.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Senate
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Long Beach
California
Electro Statut Ky
LJ Dirksen
Aeraley Herbor
Bakersfield
Besumont Blythe Burbank
CAM Culver
Huron
Elgon Anton
Unc
Frances
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Cuba
Appropriations Committee
Montreal
Zlottawa
Toronto
Grand Canyon
Grand Junctions
White House
Gren
Bucs Ueywn
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Stanford University
AEC
John A. McCone
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Ex-Governor Dies
Jackson Mississippi report states George L. Sheldon, aged 90, former governor of Nebraska in 1907 and 1908, died Monday after a long illness. He led Nebraska during the early 20th century and influenced state politics for years.
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Jackson
Miss
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Merger of Churches Approved in Boston Plebiscite
A consolidation of Unitarian and Universalist churches received broad support with 91 percent of Unitarian and 79 percent of Universalist members voting in favor. Dr William B Rice chairs the merger commission and announced the results on Monday after the March 31 plebiscite.
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William B. Rice
Uniman
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