Fox Tells of Goldfine Adams Tie
Fox, the principal accuser before the subcommittee, claims no special treatment for his friend Adams as the panel probes alleged favoritism toward Goldfine. Goldfine arrived in Washington for testimony amid denials of White House influence and disputes over Fox’s remarks and public testimony.
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Boston
Laurence Cohen
Washington Post
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High Court Ruling on Segregation and Tax Exemption Case
The High Court split 7-1 over California tax exemption procedures, ruling a due process issue shifts burden of proof to taxpayers. Cases involved church loyalty oaths for exemptions and veterans denied standard tax relief for refusing to sign oaths. Justice Brennan wrote two majorities. Justice Clark two dissents. Warren disqualified.
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National Association
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Passel
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Scientists meet on technical aspects of A test ban
Western scientists met to discuss technical questions with Fisk. Attendees included Sir Jos Cockcroft and Prof Yves Rochard and Dr Ormond Solandt. A Russian advance party led by Prof Yevgeni Fedorov arrived, with more aides en route from Prauel. The talks focused on enforcement mechanics, not political fate of a ban, and Moscow’s stance remained noncommittal.
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Jos Cockcroft
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Yves Andre Rochard
France
Ormond Solandt
Canada
Yevgeni K. .Fedorov
Prauel
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Poland
Romania
Moscow
United States
Fedorov
U S Seeks Release of Nine Airmen Held by East German Reds
Nine American airmen are being held by East German authorities after a helicopter ran out of fuel in a June thunderstorm. The United States presses the Soviets to secure their release while Moscow says the matter lies between Washington and the East German regime.
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Reda
East Germany
United States
Plane downed in Tulsa with Armenian route crew dies
An Armenian based crew member from McGill and comptroller in Weisbaden died at home in Tulsa from lung disease after a plane crash. Soviet radar tracked the flight over Armenia and near the Soviet border as jet escorts pursued. The Soviet account says the plane landed near a defense facility, caught fire, and several Armenian officials were detained afterward.
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Okla
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Germany
Tehran
Newspaper Printing Corp
Karchi
U.S
Tulsa Tribune
Iran
Pakistan
Armenia
Defense Department
Moscow
Interna
Deaf Man Perfects Smallest Hearing Aid
In Los Angeles on June 28 1958 a hard of hearing man announces a new tiny hearing aid. The device weighs about a quarter ounce uses four transistors and has no cords or transmitter units. It is designed to help hear speech with a thimble sized size and aims to provide clearer sound with minimal bulk.
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California
Harris
Golfine
T. Warner
la Cienaga Blvd
Calif
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