Prober Eyes All Goldfine U. S. Contacts
Rep. John Bennett said a House inquiry should cover all of Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over the past decade. He cited Gov officials including Adams in testing whether Goldfine had influence, as the Pentagon reported over 274 million dollars in textile contracts to Goldfine firms since 1953. The SEC said it dropped one case after a White House inquiry, while asserting the broader prosecution of Goldfine’s East Boston Co. remains intact.
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House
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
Mich
Sherman
Adams
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Boston
Bostonian
Bennett
Pentagon
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
Acams
Reds in Moscow Demonstrate at Danish Embassy
Russians rallied outside the Danish Embassy in Moscow to protest Danish reactions to the Nagy execution in Budapest. Moscow Radio reported crowds calling for Denmark to curb anti Soviet hostility and noting a Danish embassy stones throwing incident in Copenhagen.
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Moscow
London
Copenhagen
Imre Nagy
Moscow Radio
Nagy
Soviet Union
Jack Westrope Dies in Race-Horse Fall
Inglewood, UPI Jack Westrope, famed jockey famed for a 301-track-win mark at age 15, died after a fall in Hollywood Oaks race. Well Awayled into a fence near the wire, suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries, despite hospital treatment and initial recovery. His parents were at his side as doctors confirmed his death two hours later.
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Jack Westrope
Inglewood
UPI
Well Away
Westrope
Centinella
W. T. Westrope
U S approves funding for Philippines development line
Washington announces a 75 million dollar line of credit and 50 million dollars in development loan funds for the Philippines subject to congressional action. The move follows talks during a three day state visit by Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia and President Eisenhower.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
U.S
White House
Carlos Fr. Garcia
Garcia
Eisenhower
Export-Import Bank
Senators weigh more tax cuts after levies reveal travel fees
The note outlines lawmakers aiming to advance additional tax-cutting steps following the approval of new levies on travel and freight. The reference directs readers to related pages for periphery sections and notices across the newspaper.
Ike Signs Pay Boost for Million Workers
In Long Beach California on a Friday edition of the Press Telegram, the newspaper reports President Ike’s signing of a wage increase intended to raise pay for about one million workers. The front page notes event timing and city circulation, with price listed at ten cents.
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IKE
Southland
Long Beach
Calif
Federal workers win 10 percent retroactive pay raise
A million government white collar workers receive a 10 percent retroactive raise to last January, with $250 million back pay and $542 million added to annual payroll. Eisenhower signed the measure after a two year fight, distributing back pay next month to about 1,021,072 employees across civil service, Legislative, Judicial, Veterans Administration, and foreign service.
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Eisenhower
U. S
Uncle Sam
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Veterans Administration
Foreign Service
Federal
Army Plans to Hoist Man Into Space Revealed
ARPA chief Dr. Herbert York disclosed an Army proposal to use a Redstone missile to launch a man into space for six minutes and return him safely. He testified April 23 before a House Appropriations subcommittee, noting re entry problems have been solved or exaggerated. The plan is one of several space proposals from the Army Navy and Air Force with details still restricted.
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Washington
Earth
Herbert York
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Horse Appropriations
Dr. York
York
Army
ARPA
Navy
Air Force
Crosby's Son Arrested For Car Push In Bel Air
Los Angeles police report 15 year old Christopher Crosby and 16 year old Jeffrey Davidson arrested after pushing a 1958 Corvette out of a Bel Air driveway. They were booked on suspicion of temporarily depriving the owner, later released to their parents. The car belonged to entertainer Bob Crosby, brother of Bing Crosby, who was in the area when the incident occurred.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Bel-Air
Young Crosby
Jeffrey Davidson
West
W. R. Maxwell
Janet Crosby
Davidson
Raymond Davidson
Bel- Air
Bing Crosby
Peter Heisser
Crosby
Spectacular Blaze At Treasure Island Navy Base
A three alarm fire swept the theater building at Treasure Island Navy Base in San Francisco. Fire crews from the city and Navy battalion rushed 39 units to the scene. 15 firefighters and helpers narrowly escaped injury as a roof section collapsed near them. No injuries were reported.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island Navy Base
Navy Hremen
San Francisco Bay
Weather forecast: clear tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for clear conditions tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. A high near 78 is expected Saturday.
Elfrida von Nordroff Seeks Bank Loan For Vacation
Brooklyn TV quiz queen Elfrida von Nordroff 32, top money winner with 253500, seeks a bank loan to finance a summer trip. She has no job or husband to co-sign but offers winnings as security while on NBC Twenty One. Returns to the show next Monday.
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New York
Brooklyn
Elfrida von Nordroff
Miss von Nardroff
L.A. Officer Killed by Prowler in Kingsley Ave Shooting
Los Angeles police report a prowler shot and killed Officer Thomas Scebbi and seriously wounded Officer Ramon Espinoza early today. Suspect James Eugene Hooten, 26, was arrested after firing six shots from a .22 pistol. police found a dozen guns in his apartment. Espinoza radioed for help. Scebbi died near the heart. Hooten has prior federal confinement history.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Sceb|bi
Ramon Espinoza
James Eugene Hooten
S. Western Ave
Hooten
Kingsley Ave
Scebbi
Espinoza
Federal Boys Institution
Washington, D.C
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
New A-Ban Note Sent to Moscow
The United States sent two new notes to Moscow to speed final arrangements for talks starting July 1 in Geneva on policing a nuclear test suspension. The Western panel will include scientists from the United States Britain France and Canada, with Soviet Poland and Czechoslovakia providing Communist experts.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Geneva
Soviet Union
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Britain
France
Canada
Philippines Chief Defines Chemise Style in Five Words
President Carlos P. Garria described the new chemise fashion as “a sack full of goodies” in a National Press Club speech on Thursday. The remark framed the feminine style with a humorous, compact definition.
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Washington
Philippines
Carlos P. Garria
National Press Club
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