Sharp Row Breaks Out in Adams Quiz
Washington AP report says Bernard Goldfine faced sharp questioning over $777,000 in uncashed checks tied to his textile and real estate companies. He refused to disclose their use, insisting only pertinent questions be answered, while subcommittee members faulted his explanations as evasive.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Gren Harris
D-Ark
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Aspirin Shipment Sent to Washington For Summer Relief
Peoples Drug Stores Inc sent 9 million aspirin tablets to Washington, claimed the largest single shipment received there. The relief medication will be sold in 119 stores to combat summer fatigue and tension as a national manufacturer backs the advertising campaign.
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Washington P
Washington
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples
Capone Mob Suspect Defies Senate Probe
Louis Romano a fifth amendment witness and alleged Capone mobster challenged the Senate Rackets Committee, denying pay-off involvement and promising to sue newspapers. He sparred with chairman John L. McClellan and counsel Robert F. Kennedy during hearings into mob ties to Chicago restaurants and labor unions.
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Washington
Louis Romano
Capone
Senate Rackets Committee
Romano
Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F.kennedy
McClellan
Kennedy
Chicago
Sokce
Fleming to Succeed Folsom as HEW Secretary
The Senate today unanimously approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Arthur S. Flemming to be secretary of health, education and welfare. Flemming, 53, president of Ohio Wesleyan University, would succeed Marion Folsom, who planned to leave between July 15 and August 1.
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Washingson
Senate
Eisenhower
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Marion Folsom
White House
Folsom Pee
Attack on Chamoun son's home sparks four hour clash
Four attackers were killed and three guards wounded in a four hour gun battle at the apartment of Dory Chamoun son of President Camille Chamoun in Beirut The attack aimed to pressure the president amid a broader wave of shootings and bombings with Daniel Chamoun and his British wife arriving in Rome reporting threats to kidnap them.
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Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Dory
Homer Matz
Oi Co
Chamoun
Daniel
Rome
Young Chaimoun
Basta
Eisenhower Addresses Canadian Parliament in Ottawa
President Eisenhower told Parliament that Canadian American differences must not block the global effort against communist imperialism. He and Prime Minister Diefenbaker urged a united, prosperity‑promoting approach, as crowds applauded and a wreath was laid at the memorial.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
Senate
House of Commons
U.S
John Diefenbaker
Fires scorch 1300 acres in San Bernardino National Forest
Three brush fires started near Mill Creek Oak Glen and Wildwood canyons on Mt. San Gorgonio ignite 1300 acres. Firefighters expect control by Thursday morning with 800 acres in Wildwood under patrol and 400 in Mill Creek area. Four firefighters injured. volunteers helped evacuate campers from Pilgrim Pine and Methodist camps.
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Mill Creek
Max Peterson
Tor
Herbert ¥Azzie
Chilao Flats
Angeles National Forest
Oak Glen
Mt. San Gorgonio
U.S. Forest Service
Mill Creek Canyon
California
Oak Glen Canyon
Pilgrim Pine
Canyon
Yucaipa
Earthquake Jars San Francisco Bay Area
A moderately strong quake rocked parts of the San Francisco Bay area on Tuesday night at 10 24 pm with a magnitude of 4 25 to 4 50 on the Richter scale The UC seismograph recorded four minutes of activity John Cameron a UC seismologist said the quake centered about 56 miles from Berkeley likely offshore and no damage was reported
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San Francisco
UFS
San Francisco Bay Area
University of California
John Cameron
Berkeley
Weather Update: Fog Night and Morning Then Clear Thursday
Night and early morning fog reduces by dawn with clear skies expected Thursday. Hot conditions persist with noon temperature around 84 degrees.
Inhumane MIG Attacks Shock State Department
The State Department denounces Soviet MIG attacks as inhumane after an unarmed U S Air Force transport was forced down 12 days ago. Nine American soldiers aboard a helicopter lost in Communist territory on June 7 were later freed after distressing claims of brutal treatment emerged. Washington is studying all facts and considering further action while seeking immediate release of the nine.
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State Department
U. S
Department
Russia
Moscow
Wiesbaden
Germany
Iran
Armenia
Lincoln White
Army Rescuers Inch Toward Trapped Man
Army mountain climbers closed in on John Sanders, 35, trapped five days on a canyon wall in Jeanyon area near Antonio Colorado, as rescuers battled crumbling rocks after William Garver, 38, fell from the rim during a fishing trip and was recovered.
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Sanders
Dope Sold 3 Mexico Aids Held
SAN DIEGO authorities arrested three Mexican government officials and a Mexican civilian on narcotics suspicions. Juan Flores Soria and Manuel Toledo Corro, undercover agents from Mexico City, Jose Angel Plata of Tijuana, and Pedro Areciga Garcia de Leon, a Tijuana interior decorator, were booked on narcotics charges.
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San Diego
C. J. Hawkins
E State
Bureau of Narcotics
Juan Flores Soria
Manuel Toledo Corro
Mexico City
Jose Angel Plata
Tijuana
Pedro Arechiga Garcia de Leon
Lee
Ethics Code Bills Offered in Congress
Senator Javits and Rep Keating proposed ethics bills to empower Senate and House rules committees to issue advisory opinions on ethical questions. The measures would allow a senator to excuse himself from voting on measures where he has a personal or financial interest, aligning with a rule already in the House.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Senate
House
Angeles
Congress
Branca
Javits
Javits-Keating
Note from Sree to US prompts Soviet response in Moscow
Ambassadors Sree and Llewellyn Thomson Jr. were summoned by the Foreign Ministry as torrential rains caused a national crisis. A note from Foreign Minister Gromyko defended a demand linked to a border incident, with reports of 62 deaths, 10 missing, and 6,600 homeless in South Korea amid nuclear test suspensions.
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Moscow
Llewellyn Thomson Jr
Seoul
Andrei Gromyko
South Korea
United
Beach Combing Weather and Tide Notes
A brief page item notes beach combing conditions with tides and temperatures for coastal readers. It highlights surf observations, likely shallow seas, and guidance for seaside collectors while listing related page references for further detail.
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Hal Boyke
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