Cookie Baker Testifies In Union Fund Inquiry
A Chicago Bakers Union official testified he turned over 6750 dollars of union funds to an international vice president for an organizing drive that may not have existed. Anthony Conforti said he redirected money through his savings account under orders from International VP George Stuart. He claimed the handling was unusual but necessary to avoid dismissal. He also noted a 355.98 check tied to Stuart for a Roses parade trip, with no clear explanation.
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Pelican Big Bill Delays Eisenhower visit Aboard Carrier
President Eisenhower toured the 850 million dollar warship during an Atlantic cruise with cabinet members aboard. A pelican named Big Bill briefly disrupted the welcome as jets prepared to launch. the bird was safely captured and placed in a box, the scene sparking comic chaos aboard the Saratoga near Mayport.
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Andy St. Hap
Atlantic
Insurance Fix Laid to Adjuster Arrested for Fraud
An insurance adjuster, John Nicholas Pulaski, 34, was arrested Wednesday on attempted grand theft charges after he tried to steer an accident claim in his favor for the Home Indemnity Co. He claimed to be a California attorney and intended to leave adjusting to practice law in 99 days. He offered legal services and directed the victim on medical steps, seeking a 30 percent contingency. The victim, George H. Hunter, reported the encounter and Pulaski’s alias.
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Tear Gas Pencil Incident Injures Pupils
A San Jose school bus carried 91 students when a 13 year old accidentally discharged a tear gas pencil inside the bus. No injuries were reported, and authorities said the boy was carrying the device for unknown reasons.
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Boy Drowns After 60 Foot Swim At Party
Adrian Timothy Guckenheim, 14, swam 60 feet underwater at a suburban Webster Groves swimming party. He collapsed after climbing out and walking a few steps. The St. Louis County coroner ruled death a heart attack caused by extreme exertion. He was an excellent swimmer and had no illness.
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Tragic North Carolina Crash Kills Seventeen
Two trucks collided and burst into flames in North Carolina, killing seventeen people. The incident prompted questions about highway safety and emergency response as investigators survey the wreckage and speak with witnesses.
Fire Causes Most Deaths In Migrant Truck Crash
Fayetteville area crash involving a flat-bed truck with migrant farm laborers and a tractor-trailer killed 17 people and injured many others. Highway Patrol cited fire as the primary death cause. 41 laborers from several states were aboard. Victims counted varied, with reports of 16 to 17 dead and 14 in critical condition.
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Stay Alive All Your Life referenced in page aids dialogue
A fragmented reader note lists where to find features in the newspaper. It cites Norman Vincent Peale on staying alive, student views favoring college, and assorted sections such as What Young People Think on A-30 and Beach Combing on B-L. Other pages include Hal Boyle Av19, Bridge Av19, Death Notices B-2, Editorial A-18, and various sports, finance, and entertainment pages.
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Wilson
Retired Teacher Slain in Grass Valley Home
UPI reports Sheriff Wayne Brown says 63 year old Miss Ice Nolan, a retired parochial school teacher, was found dead in her Grass Valley home after being stabbed over 40 times with a needle sharp instrument. The front screen door showed forceful entry, and Nolan lived alone in a sprawling 14 room house.
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Naval cadet Hanvey weds sponsor in televised academy ceremony
Forrest Hanvey of Anaheim, top in the Naval Academy graduating class, married Miss Suzanne Monnett, a Maryland farm queen, in a ceremony televised on NBC Wide World of News. The wedding, with montero and sponsor roles, marked the academy’s first chapel wedding televised.
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Thomas Taylor
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U. S. Naval Academy
Three Soviet Submarines Tracked Through English Channel
British protection ships trailed three large Soviet submarines through the English Channel, escorting them westward for an undetermined destination. Admiralty said the passage was unusual but they have right to use the waterway, and Royal Navy vessels watched the movement out of general interest.
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Anaheim to commission second lieutenant after graduation
Anaheim California will commission a second lieutenant upon graduation Friday. The event marks advancement for the graduate and reflects ongoing military program milestones.
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Anaheim
Calif
American actor shields sons as extortionists threaten
Douglas F. Scott, a former child actor now civilian at Yokosuka Naval Base, appeals for protection after extortionists demand 3,120,000 yen. Police and Navy investigators fail to locate suspects while Scott barricades his family at a secured home near Yokosuka. threats began after a phone call to his Honolulu-born wife May 27.
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Yokosuka
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Night and Morning Fog Predominate Friday Sky
The forecast calls for low clouds and fog overnight and in the morning, clearing to mostly sunny conditions by Friday. Light winds and mild temperatures expected across the region, with improved visibility as the day progresses.
Population of U S Now 171 Million
The Census Bureau estimated the U S population including overseas armed forces reached 171 million, growing about 8,000 daily or three million yearly. The last census counted 151,132,000 in April 1950, with the chart noting a net one birth or immigration per 12 seconds.
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United States
Deserter at Rock Slain by Old Foe at Alcatraz
SAN FRANCISCO January Ed ward H. Galvin 25 year old Army deserter was stabbed to death at Alcatraz Prison by Roland E. Simeux 27 an inmate and long time enemy dating back to Army days Warden Paul Madigan said both men had violence records in Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks before transfer to the Rock The stabbing occurred in the clothing room of Segregation as Gauvin from Floral Park New York entered to be released after months in isolation Guards seized Simeux and subdued him after a difficult struggle
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Tijuana to Return Violators of Curfew
Tijuana Mexico has agreed to turn over to San Diego County those Americans under 18 caught violating a 10 pm curfew. The pact details cooperation between the two jurisdictions to handle juvenile offenders.
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