Court Orders Goldfine Aid Jailed for Contempt
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine age 60 and his secretary Mildred Paperman age 42 were jailed for contempt for failing to turn over books during an IRS inquiry. Federal Judge Charles E Wyzanski denied appeals, delivering a three month sentence for Goldfine and similar for Paperman.
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Johnson Enters Race and forecasts nomination
Senate news conference in the Senate Office Building announced Lyndon B. Johnson will seek the Democratic nomination. He predicted reception on first and second ballots, naming Kennedy and Symington as rivals. He urged the people to choose the right man and noted campaign dynamics since delegates began commitments.
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Industrial expert found slain at Disneyland Hotel
Karl Dieffenbach, an industrial expert with the company for over six years, was found dead in a Disneyland Hotel room. Police report he was beaten unconscious and strangled with a pillowcase. a bellhop discovered the nude battered body. The preliminary inquiry notes a breakfast meeting arranged with a union contractor.
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Record US traffic deaths hit 438 on Independence Day
The Associated Press reports 438 traffic fatalities during the three day Independence Day holiday, surpassing the prior 407 mark from 1955. Alaska, Delaware, New Hampshire show few deaths. California leads with two thirds of the toll. Overall deaths near 700, far below the 205 three day peak noted in 1955.
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Ike Returns to White House From Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower resumes work at the White House after a three day stay at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. He plans a summer vacation leaving Thursday for Newport Rhode Island.
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Johnson Warns of Communist Sub Base in Cuba
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson warned at his news conference announcing his candidacy that the United States could face a Communist submarine base on Cuba, with Berlin ultimatums and new indignities to American citizens. He urged a President ready to confront Communism.
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Convention committee begins drawing up Democratic platform
The document lists locations where related coverage appears across the paper. It notes a convention committee starting work on the Democratic platform with references to pages for further details and related features across sections.
U S Moves To Cut Cuba Sugar Quota Under New Bill
The White House acts under a new sugar bill authorizing President Eisenhower to cut Cuba's sugar quota. About 740,000 tons remain unused in Cuba's 1960 allotment of 3,119,659 tons. Some say a large cut could wipe out most of this year's quota, with no clear post-signing plan from the White House. Meanwhile, Britain demands Cuba restore the Shell refinery to its operators as tensions rise.
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Weather outlook with clouds and sun today
Low clouds linger tonight and early Wednesday with bright skies by late morning and afternoon. Temperatures edge higher with a high near 72 by noon today.
Kennedy Aids Blast Tax Critics on Kennedy Health
Reporters describe charges by Johnson supporters that Kennedy suffers Addison's disease influencing his health. Cochairman India Edwards claims doctors warned, asserting the condition is not a disgrace. The item also covers Los Angeles tax reassessments and county hearings on property values and tax rates for 1960 61.
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Pay Dispute at Turin Art Academy During Exams
Nude models at Turin Art Academy halted poses during final exams to press for higher pay. The group demanded an increase from 56 to 90 cents an hour, arguing the amount cannot cover clothing costs for six months. The president pledged to review the request as exams resumed.
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Gas Firm Blast Kills 2 in El Paso
An explosion at the El Paso Gas and Chemical Supply Co. killed two employees and demolished the building. Firefighters fought the blaze for hours as investigators reviewed possible causes. Local authorities and witnesses described a massive blast that damaged nearby structures.
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73 year old man rescued after four days in tub
Anselmo Décosta, 73, of San Anselmo, was found in a bathtub where he had collapsed and lay for four days. A daughter in Sunnyvale could not reach him by phone, prompting police to investigate and locate him. He is reported in good condition in San Rafael.
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