Lad Plays With Death in Button-Button Game
A 5 year old boy, Daryl Stoker, found a radioactive button alongside a small disk labeled Poison. He carried it home in a vacant lot as deputies and James Stoker, his father, sought the source. Deputies describe the disk as potentially dangerous with unclear printing and origin.
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Lad
Temple City
Upa Curi
James Stoker
Daryl Stoker
Daryl
Jiff
George
Stoker
Trade Groups Push 3rd Class Mail Suit
Trade groups press a legal challenge to third class mail embargo plans. The suit argues Postmaster General Summerfield lacks authority to refuse handling any category of mail and seeks to block changes pending court action. The organizations Summerfield v. Post Office were central as Atlantic City entities joined the move.
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Washington
Summerfield
McGar
S Mail Users Inc
Spencer
Gites Inc
Atlantic City
N. J
Orig
Spencer Tur
Intersace Visuas
Barry Magin
Ais
U.S
Joseph C
Zoologist Marcus Singer Conviction Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed zoologist Marcus Singer's contempt conviction for refusing to name other attendees at Communist meetings in the 1950s. Judge Wilbur K Miller wrote the majority opinion. Singer, Cornell University professor of zoology, had identified himself as a Communist Party member but refused to reveal associates. He was sentenced in April 1956 to three months in jail and fined $100.
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Washington
S. Court of Appeals
Harvard
Congress
Marcus Singer
Cornell University Zoology
Court of Appeals
Time Communist Associates
Singer
Wilbur XK. Miller
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