Tobey the terrier in Chicago divorce case trial
A Circuit Court Judge ordered Tobey the three year old Boston terrier to be brought to court to determine whether he should live with his former wife in Omaha or her ex husband Clarence Gaughen of Chicago. The owner contends Tobey was taken without consent and seeks alimony relief. The case hinges on Tobey’s preference as indicated by his tail and behavior.
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Tobey
Braude
Providence
Navy
San Diego
North Island Naval Air Station
Naval Air Station
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Harry Dutroly
Detroit
Remntes
José
Washington
Evey
Delroit Chars
Florence Laverds
Cannon
Georgetown
Senerosity
J. W. Cannon
Khrushchev Presses Peace Push as Hydrogen Threat Surges
Khrushchev lambasts Western militarization in West Germany and in unified Germany poised as a tool of aggression. He claims the Soviet Union will soon possess supercontinental hydrogen missiles and guided missiles capable of striking any world point. Officials including Allen Dulles call his rhetoric inflated while he hails Yugoslav unity and urges East West talks under Big Four oversight.
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Kucushchev
Kremlin
West Germany
Khrushchev
Europe
Germany
Kobrushchev
Adenaufer Kurt
Rus Tsia
Great Britain
Russia
Alien Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligencee
Aneney
Khruschev
Krushchov
Yuya
Josip ‘Tito
Krushchev
Scandal Trial Debates Where Confidential Published
The trial examines indictments charging conspiracy to publish obscene material and defame character tied to Confidential and Whisper magazines. Crowley defends Meades and Hollywood Research, while Linn links Harrison to behind the scenes control and notes investigative evidence includes ledgers and bank transfers. First witnesses include financial experts and bankers from New York and Beverly Hills as the case resumes Friday.
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Confidential Magazine
Inc
Whisper Magazine, Inc
S Distributing Corp
New York
Hollywood Research, Inc
Fred
Marjorie Meade
Crowley
Hollywood
Linn
Robert Harrison
Mr. Big
Maxim Buchwalter
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of
Anthony Ragano
Ant
Sterling Wational Bank & Trust Co
Martin Elenhaas
Beverly Hills
Bank of America
Hollywood Research
Walker
Dio Curses and Slugs in Senate Hearing Row
Senate inquiry unfolds with Dio resisting questions and photographers barred as McClellan weighs whether Dio will testify honestly. Goldwater notes Dio’s alleged slugging of photographers while Gordon refuses to answer, and Hodes denies aiding “phony” unions in a bid to pressure employers.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee
McClellan
D-Ark
Dio
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nathan Gordon
Dic
Gordon
Treasuree
Teamsters
Sidney Hodes
Brooklyn
James R. Holfa
New York Area
Boy Caught Cheating Subway in Philadelphia
A South Philadelphia boy Edward Radley, aged M years, tried to cheat a subway fare by squeezing through an exit turnstile. He became wedged, unable to move, until Patrolman Paul Marchese freed him by loosening the bolts on the turnstile. He promised to pay his fare.
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Philadelphia
Edward Radley
Andy
Paul Marchese
Powers
Bradley
New Loew's Board State Announced
New Loew's Inc announced additional nominees for the board. Helen Hayes and former Attorney General J Howard McGrath were named along with other proposed members. Stockholders will vote at a Sept 12 meeting to enlarge the board and appoint new directors despite questions about the Sept 14 meeting.
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New York
Loew's Inc
Helen Hayes
J. Howard McGrath
Securities and Exchange
Tamppission
Sen. Omard
Bradley
Loew's
Joseph R.vogel
Pusi
Joseph Tomkinson
Stamlpy Meyer
Tortiin
Do You Ayer Ol men are ond oof giving a fond advices
A fragment hints at an old men offering comforting guidance and examples of resilience. The reader is encouraged to confront loss and seek practical aid, while the tone remains tentative and reflective about aiding those facing ill fate.
House Delays Action on Rights Measure
The House delayed voting on a civil rights bill amid behind the scenes maneuvers to gain support for a compromise limiting jury trials to voting rights cases. Senate passage faced resistance from some, while Eisenhower warned the Senate version would be damaging if not revised. A bipartisan civil rights commission and an expanded DOJ civil rights division were proposed in both bills. Morse condemned the measure as an odoriferous corpse and declined to vote.
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Senate
Knowland
California
Senate Reepublican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Misenhower
Arners
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Justice Department
Morsf
Senate vote tally highlights party split in passage
Report cites Senators from Texas and Tennessee among leaders and party bloc as 43 Republicans and 20 Democrats support a measure. Confusion in OCR text obscures full names and details but notes widespread cross‑party backing and a president or executive action implied.
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Aney
Lyngonoo
Johnson
Texas
Senate
Yarborough
Kefauver
Gore
Suntay
Smathers
Florida
Cory
Mrs Eisenhower Shows Steady Postoperative Progress
The White House reports Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower, wife of the president, is progressing after a Tuesday operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors say she slept well most of the night and remain pleased with her recovery. The procedure, performed by an Army gynecologist, addressed a benign condition.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Press Secrretary
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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