Prodigy Dolma Karpiak Eyes Fly ing Lessons
A seven year old Baltimore girl, Dolma Karpiak, pursues about 25 hobbies including astronomy and chess. She attends third grade, studies French, and handles advanced topics nightly with her missile engineer father. Her current focus is medicine, aiming for psychiatry with a beatnik patient.
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Court of Appeals upholds monitor board over Teamsters dispute
The U S Court of Appeals rejected a bid to remove Martin F O Donoghue as chair of the court appointed monitor board over the Teamsters monitors amid a long feud surrounding Hoffa and the union presidency. The decision keeps Hoffa in office provisionally under a monitorship following a compromise suit.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Teamsters Union
John Cunningham
New York
James R. Hoffa
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Cunningham
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F. Dickinson Letts
O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Monitor
Lawrence T. Smith
Court of Appeals
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License Plates Repossessed Not Stolen
In San Antonio police traced Harper plate theft reports to a bounced payment. A $43.30 check for two plates was refused for insufficient funds, prompting a homeowner visit and removal of plates from two cars. A Milwaukee census mix up ended with a mailbox misidentification involving Mrs. Phelps and her mother.
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M. B. Harper
Louise Blythe
Harper
Milwaukee
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Requests for New Federal Jobs Cut by Solons
The House Appropriations Committee denied more than 1200 new federal positions in an $8.145 billion omnibus bill for the year starting July 1. Funds approved were $267.7 million below Eisenhower’s request and $1.11 billion above current-year levels, covering pensions, Veterans Administration, airline subsidies, slum clearance, elderly housing experiments, and 20 city public building projects.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Veterans Administration
Drug Ads Hide Facts Say Scientist Warns Doctors
Chauncey D. Leake testified that some drug manufacturers conceal important facts in advertising their medicines. He argued promotions are wasteful and raise prices, urging simpler, informative ads and full disclosure to physicians. He noted doctors often discard promotional material.
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Washington
Chauncey D. Leake
Leake
Pany
Doctrie College of Medicine
Scien- Ohio State University
Artific
Senate Antitrust
Penses
Reed
Soviet envoy maps Japan neutrality in exchange for arms ties cut
Soviet Ambassador Nicolai Fedorenko told Tokyo that Moscow would guarantee Japan's neutrality if it severs military ties with the United States. He argued the Soviet Union seeks friendly relations with Japan but cannot ignore the new security treaty signed in Washington. The call came as Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi pushes for ratification before President Eisenhower’s goodwill visit on June 19.
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Nicolai T. Fedorenko
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Fedorenko
Washington
Nobusuke Kishi
Tisen- Shower
Five Maritime Middies Admit Car Crash Guilt
CASTINE Maine five midshipmen admitted smashing a car in the Virgin Islands during a winter training cruise The admission ended a brief hunger strike by the Middies protesting Easter weekend leave curtailment Rear Adm George King the academy superintendent had imposed the curtailment to force confessions A stolen wrecked car was found in St Thomas during the voyage
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Maine
UPD
Maine Maritime Academy
Virgin Islands
George King
St.Thomas
Vision Problems Eased for Many Pensioners
Pensioners who want vision help can be assisted quickly at Dr. J. M. Soss offices at 37 Pine Ave. An optometrist will examine, grind lenses, and fit frames from modern laboratories. Bring medical details and a social worker will arrange services. open days include evenings and Fridays. Phones 11B 5-6219 and HE 6-6729. Offices also in Tor dpe and Wilmington.
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Soss
J. M. ‘Sogs
Pine Ave
Pris
Aids In-Law Who Tried to Hire Slayer
SAN FRANCISCO Alfred Britton Jr arranged $1,000 bail for his ex mother in law frail with t jew who police say offered $7,200 to college student Bruce Benner to kill the attorney from San Jose. Two inspectors taped the offer after the retired teacher said she wanted material for a book and had no actual intent to kill.
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Slayer
San Francisco
Alfred Britton Jr
Henrietta Sidelinger
Francis Mayer
Bruce Benner
San Jose
Benner
Sidelinger
Benners
FBI Probes Swastika Vandalism at Temple Beth Zion
The FBI investigates desecration at Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo New York where swastikas were painted on the floor and gouged into plaster walls. A letter threatening the rabbi, Rabbi Martin L. Goldberg, was received.
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Buffalo, N.Y
FBI
Temple Beth Zion
Martin L. Goldberg
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