Senate Tangle Over Investigations Faces Senate Clash
Morse calls for Senate probe into regulatory agencies amid White House influence claims. He cites documents shown by Schwartz and notes possible subservience by independent agencies to the executive. Schwartz accuses a White House allied clique of whitewash attempts and names Adams, Morgan, Weeks, Moore, and Dewey.
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Moksa
Schwartz
White House
Morse
Special
House Committee On Legislative Oversight
Rayburn
Senate
House
House Committee
New York
Moulder
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
Commerce Weeks
Col
Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Adams
New U S Team Hunts Snowman in Nepal Hills
Katmandu Nepal reports a new U S expedition to locate the abominable snowman in eastern Nepal. Financed by oilman Tom Slick of San Antonio Texas the team notes footprints and hair clues from a prior search. Gerald Russell leads the expedition with Norman G Dhyrenfurth as photographer.
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Katmandu
Nepal
U. S
Himalayas
Tom Slick
San Antonio
Tex
Gerald Russell
Norman G. Dhyrenfurth
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges prompt doctor contact at first Asian Flu symptoms and promotes St Joseph Aspirin as three times faster to disintegrate than rivals. It claims wide use, stomach tolerance, and a 100 tablet pack for 79 cents, touting ease from fever and aches during colds or flu.
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St. Tonagh
Jess
St. Joseph
Dad Hopes State to Sue UP and Edison Return to Help Girl
Robert Buckover, a 28 year old father, returned from a fugitive hideout to aid his leukemia stricken daughter Paula Ann. Doctors have given her up to six months to live. Buckover surrendered on a grand larceny charge after stealing 2300 dollars from a Hyattsville bowling alley where his daughter worked as an assistant manager. The family hopes a state suit against Union Pacific and Edison may aid in the case and offer his daughter relief, while an insurance payoff may influence charges.
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Washington
Robert Buckover
Paula Ann
Children’s Hospital
Backover
California
Hyattsville
In-Surance
Diem delays Burma trip amid regional tensions
Saigon reports President Ngo Dinh Diem postpones his planned journey to Burma to avoid a clash with communist leadership. In Los Angeles, a harbor survey and tideland dispute with landowners spurs a Sept 13, 1957 meeting to decide action and possible withholding of oil revenue. The city estimates the year’s outlay at 500000 and contemplates title questions based on natural accretion.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo
Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Burma
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Inh
Toway
Los Angeles
Navy Landing
Long Beach
Four Young Cousins Drown in River
Four cousins Tommy Rigdon Danny Rigdon and Edward Booth and John Booth died when stranded in icy waters near Peak Creek south of Claytor Lake Their bodies were recovered as harbor records traced tideland land titles back to old Spanish grants The search by Long Dublin and Harbor Department followed a tideland unitization plan and Edison land dispute with funds to be drawn from the city budget unless a legal reversal occurs The report covers harbor boundaries and tideland issues in the region.
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Charles Vickers
Harbor Department
Long Dublin
Peak Creek
Vickers
Tommy Rigdon
City and Harbor Department
Danny Rigdon
Oil Brothers
East Liverpool
Revenues
Ohio
Edward Lee Booth
Union Pacific
John
Tideland
State Lands Division
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Tion
Harris
Capitol
Sen
McClellan D-Arks
McClellan
Or Certified Trust Deeds, Inc. Member
Independent Mortgage Bankers Association
Atlantic
Bixby Knolls
Edison
Tidelands
Mallon
Que nuWn
Shavelson
Union Pacific and
Zukorsaint
Gordon
Ory Bird
Sevste
Sae
Soir
Siren
Butler
Butlers
Lakewood Center
Bnet E
S&h
Thurs
Duster
Tatfata Chaath
Royon
Tongarina
Schiffli
Fee
Peart
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