Ex FBI Agent Freed as U N Approves Mild Algeria Resolution
Washington report states John Joseph Frank, 42, former FBI agent and Washington attorney, freed on $10,000 bond pending sentencing for illegally acting as an agent for the Dominican Republic and Generalissimo Trujillo. U N Assembly unanmously backs a private talks resolution on Algeria, with France and Tunisia reportedly accepting without debate.
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Rosemary Clooney Loses Five Thousand In Gems
Singer Rosemary Clooney reported losing a jewelry case containing $5000 after arriving from New York at International Airport. She told police she left the case in her airplane berth and found it missing about 15 minutes after deplaning. Her husband actor Jose Ferrer was not cited.
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Monuments erected for U S pilots in Sayama Japan
Japanese farmers and villagers in Sayama unveiled a small river bed monument to Lt. Harry F. Elliott of Lakeland Florida and Lt. John Friel of Grand Junction Colorado killed when their B57 bomber crashed in the Sayama river bed near Johnson Air Base on November 8. Locals said the plane could have landed on a nearby farm but the pilots apparently attempted a forced landing, ending in a crash.
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Fulbright Seeks FBI Report on Little Rock Crisis
Sen. Fulbright pressed for access to the FBI report on possible Little Rock violence during the school opening. Attorney General Rogers refused, saying the report was prepared for federal district court and not releasable, citing lack of department authority. Fulbright was in Arkansas at the time.
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Stop Pain of Piles At Home with New Anesthetic Formula
An ad claims a stainless Pazo based remedy from Green Laboratories stops pile pain and itching quickly. Doctor’s tests allegedly show internal and external relief with instant effects and swelling reduction. The product, marketed as risk free with money back guarantee, is offered in suppository form for home use.
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Pearson Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Lester B Pearson of Canada received the 1957 Nobel Prize for leadership toward ending the Egyptian invasion crisis. The award was presented by King Olav V and the Nobel committee at the University of Oslo Auditorium, with a $40 275 prize. Pearson will deliver the annual lecture Wednesday night, honored for his efforts to avert war and restore peace through cautious action and diplomacy.
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Movie Exec Dies in Hollywood at 66
Hollywood report says film industry leader Fred S. Meyer, 66, died Monday at his home. For 20 years Meyer headed industrial relations and personnel at 20th Century Fox Studio, shaping studio policy and staff management. He oversaw labor relations during a period of major studio changes. Meyer's death removes a key executive of the Fox system.
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