Moonshine bite leads to federal assault charge in WV
In Huntington W Virginia agent Merlin Mitton was bitten on the nose and back during a moonshine arrest. The nose required 17 stitches. A federal grand jury indicted Harry Johnson of Logan County for assaulting a federal officer and hindering him. Other items include a broadcast fire incident in Pendleton Oregon and an amusing Baltimore tax letter with aspirin.
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Merlin Mitton
Harry Johnson
Logan County
TV Operation Subject Dies in San Francisco
James Long, 71, died four days after a televised lung cancer operation from a pulmonary embolism. Stanford Hospital issued a statement noting embolism as a possible post surgery complication, with thousands watching the April 24 procedure.
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San Francisco
James Long
Stanford Hospital
Long
Revealing Posters at Women’s Parley Draw Fire in London
Mrs. Margaret Whines, a delegate to the annual Congress of the Women’s Cooperative Guild, complained Tuesday that preserving posters publications and motion pictures from the congress would misrepresent women’s attire, saying future generations may think all they wore were pants and bras.
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London
Wph
Margaret Whines
Women's Cooperative Guild
Backing Mrs Luce in Row With Senator Controversy
President Eisenhower and Senator Morse weigh in on Mrs Luce's ambassadorship to Brazil amid calls for resignation. Morse confirms her Senate- approved status but questions Brazilian opinion and mission climate. Luce remains noncommittal, while colleagues critique the discourse and vow to reexamine votes.
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E ‘Luce
Brazil
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Luce
Connecticut
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Dirksen
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Homer Capehart
Victim Clears Negro in Georgia Assault
In Quitman Georgia a white woman reported being raped near a pond while fishing. Jesse Graham Jr. a Black man surrendered to Sheriff R W Jones after being sought, and the victim was examined by a physician who said she had bruises but was not seriously hurt. A nearby crowd armed men debated lynching but restraint prevailed as the sheriff moved Graham to Thomasville for safety.
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Abe
Hawaii to Have Nine Million Surplus Revealed
Honolulu Governor William F. Quinn announced Hawaii will run a surplus of about nine million dollars for the current two year period and the next. He said at a news conference Tuesday he hopes the Legislature uses the surplus for capital improvements and to fund pay raises for government employees.
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Honolulu
William’ F. Quinn
Hawaii
Ipicyes
Pensioners May Get Free Eye Exams With Glasses
The ad offers a thorough eye examination for pensioners with glasses provided at no cost to many elderly residents. Bring identification and the clinic will contact your social worker to handle all details. Dr Milton Glinberg, Optometrist, Downstairs, Heartwell Building, 11 Pine Ave, calls HE 6-2113. 30 years of experience.
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Iptametrist
Pine
Deartwell Bldg
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