Portland vice probe widens as mayor faces new charges
Senate investigators in Washington plan a renewed look at Portland crime ties. Mayor Terry Schrunk faces a fourth charge as Sheriff’s Deputy George Minnelly is summoned. Schrunk may be called again. Indictments accuse Schrunk and Clyde Crosby in a wiretap raid tied to gamblers and rackets. journ al staffers named in the alleged plot.
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Berlin Command Change At U.S. Army Post
The U S Army announced Maj Gen Barksdale Hamlett named U S commander in Berlin effective early June. Hamlett, commander of the 1th Infantry Division, will succeed Maj Gen Charles L Dasherin at the Berlin post.
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I Turncoat Weds His 1st Cousin CARBONDALE II
Arlie Pate former Korean War GI who joined the Communists reportedly married his first cousin Barbara Jones in St Louis last week. His father says the bride is daughter of his mother's twin sister and Missouri law bans such marriages. Prosecutor says action only with new evidence.
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Eden Still Gains in Boston After Operation
Sir Anthony Eden continued to progress normally ten days after his operation for a bile duct obstruction, a hospital bulletin said today in Boston.
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Sir Anthony Eden
New Crisis Boils Up in Jordan's Cabinet
The Jordanian government under Premier Khalidi faced a major crisis as a seven member cabinet reportedly received a resignation demand during a six hour meeting. Cairo Radio and Middle East News Agency dispatches claimed the government had already resigned amid threats of a general strike if the demands were not met.
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Surgeon Performs Ulcer Operation On Sailor Aboard Cutter
An American surgeon aboard the Coast Guard cutter Mackinac in the North Atlantic operated on British sailor Walter L. Hall of Thistledhu for a perforated ulcer. The ship, 660 miles east of Newfoundland, rocked in 15-foot waves as Senior Asst. Surgeon William B. Sheldon conducted the procedure. Hall was reported in satisfactory condition after transfer from the Thistledhu.
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Dulles pushes Suez study at United Nations
Secretary Dulles urged placing the Suez Canal question before the UN Security Council possibly on Wednesday or Thursday. He said the US favors American ships passing through with tolls paid under protest and would report rather than seek Security Council action. He avoided predicting Egypt’s reaction within 48 hours and noted no action by the Council is planned.
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AF Moves Toward Missile Air Tests
The Air Force advances to first full scale tests of the Titan ICBM with production configurations. Major General Ben Lehriever heads the Western Air Development Command overseeing the program with initial firing planned at Patrick Air Force Base Florida using the Thor IRBM to follow Atlas tests.
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Western Air Development Command
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Four-Year-Old Girl Missing Near Edmonton
A four year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L K Pusher, disappeared from her family camp in the bush near a northern Alberta community. Search efforts by more than 100 people covered the Athabasca district about 85 miles north of Edmonton. The disappearance occurred Monday morning.
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Japanese Visit Hosts Afi-Pakistani PM Husayn Suhrawardy
Visitor Husayn Suhrawardy, prime minister of Afi-Pakistan, arrived in Tokyo tonight as a state guest for a seven day visit.
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