Midwesterners Back Nixon for 1960 Presidency
Governor leaders at their fourth annual conference voiced support for Vice President Nixon amid speculation over the next Republican nominee. They discussed Eisenhower’s proposal to shift certain national programs to states and indicated cautious approval of a task force study on the transfer.
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Hoffa Bid In Bribery Trial Details Spy Probe
Testimony by Cheasty in the Hoffa era bribery case reveals he provided Senate Rackets Committee files on labor figure Johnny Dioguardi to Hoffa. Cheasty, a former Navy intelligence agent, described a paid spying arrangement and the note of Dioguardi as Hoffa’s friend, amid remarks about a potential $18,000 payment.
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Soviet Press Attacks Ike as a Firebrand in Hungary Drive
Moscow dispatches portray President Eisenhower as a firebrand amid Soviet Union criticism of US policy on Hungary and East Europe. Red Star claims U S forces mass exile Formosans to Pacific islands and accuses Washington of interference in regional affairs.
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Driver Killed When Car Hits Dirt Pile
A 25 year old Gerona man Clarence Mincks died Tuesday when his car left the highway near a construction site, overturned after striking a dirt pile. The Pomona Vale Jey Hospital reported the fatality.
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Ban Sough? When Wife's Friend Slain
Los Angeles reports an estranged husband Thomas Dean Hansley 22 fatally shot Adelbert Morghen 21 after pursuing his wife Margo 18 who escaped by leaping from his car. Hansley, an upholsterer, sought to kidnap her amid ongoing separation and divorce plans.
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Film Colony Attorney Sammy Hahn Dies by Own Action
Sammy Hahn, a Russian-born Hollywood attorney long noted in Los Angeles courts, was found dead by a pool at a canyon retreat 30 miles from Los Angeles. Lt. Etzel said Hahn tied blocks around his neck and jumped in the pool after leaving his office Monday. He had been despondent over his death state for months, and associates described his financial and personal strain amid a career famed for domestic relations and criminal defense. His body was found Tuesday by a neighbor. no notes were found. Hahn came to New York City from Fulgia as a child and settled in Los Angeles, practicing law since 1917. His first wife died in 1954. about a year later he married Mary H. Monroe, a former client.
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E T Weir the Steel Man Dies at 87 in Philadelphia
E T Weir a leading steel executive and founder of Weirton Steel died at 87 in a Philadelphia hospital after heart complications. Born in Pittsburgh on August 1 1875 he built National Steel Corp and Weirton Steel influencing public policy on labor and government supervision of unions. He led the company until his retirement last April and was a notable Republican donor and opponent of professional labor organizers. His death comes amid talk of a potential successor in the Treasury Department.
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Fallsburg Urges $25 Million National Jewish Education Drive
Orthodox Jewish communities across Fallsburg New York are urged to raise a national 25 million dollar fund next year to bolster Jewish education. The effort seeks broad participation from congregations and donors to support schools and related programs.
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Wilson to Be Issue d in Nickerson's Fate
In MUNTSVILLE Ala the 10 man court martial will hear Wilson's decision limiting the 14 witnesses as Nickerson pleads guilty to 13 charges for passing secret data. The defense minister may impose a reprisal like sentence, while Nickerson hopes to return to work on the IRBM Jupiter missile program.
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Eisenhower asks Congress for civilian medal authority
President Eisenhower urged Congress on Tuesday to grant him power to award a presidential medal for civilian achievement. He said the award would recognize especially meritorious contributions to the public interest.
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