Third Version of Sinatra Raid Role Revealed
TEWIN testified that Di engaged the detective service to track Miss Monroe and catch her in adultery. He claimed he monitored weeks but found nothing. On Nov 5 1954 nights after the actress's split, Irwin described the raid lineup including DiMaggio Sinatra and Ruditysky at the girlfriend's apartment house.
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Miss Monroe
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Puy
Irwin
Big Ear
DiMaggio
Sinatra
Barney Ruditysky
Bucksky
Artment
Met
Marilyn's
Marilyn
Sheriff's Station
Man Slain With Knife in Battle
A chaotic confrontation ended with a fatal knife attack amid a fight described by witnesses and detectives. The assailant and victims tangled in a bathroom entry as others intervene and testimony details jealousy and deteriorating relations. The case highlights a deadly domestic dispute followed by police inquiries and conflicting accounts. Additionally a separate tragedy reports Tanya Farmer, age 1, dying from a choking incident involving a raw carrot watched by her mother and grandmother. an accidental death ruling followed by local authorities.
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Dallas
Tanya Farmer
Teamsters Pinball Tie: Controversy and Political Pressure
Testimony describes Teamsters pressuring pinball operators to restrict machines to union-stickered venues. Elkins confirms use of the union as a tool to influence business, with pickets halting beer deliveries to taverns with unapproved machines. Witnesses note mixed political support and opposition within Oregon's Teamsters sphere and related figures face contempt measures.
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Teamsters Union
Mow
Ser. Mundt
USC
Elkins
Earl
Oregon Joint Council of Teamsters
Legmisters
Teamsters
More Volkswagen to Be Sent to U S This Year
Heinz Nordhoff said in Hannover that significantly more Volkswagen cars will be sent to the United States this year than in 1936, with the price and basic design remaining unchanged.
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Hannover
Germany
Heinz Nordhoff
Volkswagen
United States
Nordhoff
Shoeless Solon Shortens Session in Shoe Theft Gaffe
In Santa Fe New Mexico on Wednesday Senator Elbert Wallace halted a Senate adjournment with a unusual shoe of der. He declared someone has stolen my shoe. The shoe was found and the Senate adjourned.
Hope Dims for Early Israeli Withdrawal
Concessions are rejected as rewards for aggression prompting more conflict. Washington plans remain vague with Israel likely to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh under a UN resolution. Egypt, Lebanon, and Iraq favor unconditional withdrawal while Arab leaders in Cairo back Egypt’s stance and oppose concessions. The U N resolution and neutrality stance mark the East West balance amid mounting regional tensions.
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Lebanon
Trey
Washington
Egypt
Iraq
Cairo
Amer Vican
Israel
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Sharm el Sheikh
U. N
L. NJ
United States
France
Dag Ham de
U.N
Boyat
Sad
Arabia
Alassein
Jordan
Nasser
Shukri Kawady
Syria
Eisenhower
Middle East
Blind American Woman Skiing Blind in Alps Experiment
Geneva report says Mrs. Tommy L. Kietlen of Springfield, a blind U S woman, has gone to Villars to prove she can ski without sight. She will spend ten days as a guest of the Lions Club of Lausanne getting special lessons after arriving by air and noting prior skiing experience in the United States.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Villars
Tommy L. Kietlen
Springfield
Lions Club of
Lausanne
United States
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