Hoax Told by Mayor in Indiana
Smith, former Indiana Young Republicans leader and longtime mayor, admitted the tale of a tax-office attack was false after a lie detector test. Forest Hollars of Dayton, Ohio, had been named as one of the attackers, but test results cleared Hollars. The incident, investigated by the State Board of Accounts and state police, ended with the mayor’s admission.
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Women to stage anti beard march in Lake City
A group led by Mrs. A. W. Bloodworth plans a protest march against beards men grow for a centennial celebration in Lake City Florida. The event will be fed by the high school band and follows three weeks of beard growth as the May 17 celebration nears.
Mrs Duncan Shady Past Bared In Trial Report
The article describes a sensational marital case involving Mrs. Duncan and Sollenne who wed August 12, 1957, then annulled months later. Sollenne recounts her proposal to marry him to access her $196,000, and the district attorney indicates forthcoming evidence of incidents in the defendants' lives as the case proceeds toward possible death penalty confrontation.
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Los Angeles
Mary
Kenneth Paul
Brian
Philip
Christopher
David W. Johnson
Alexander
Dennis
Tim
Neal
Bruce
Sotienne
Sollenne
Gustafson
Feark
Man jailed six months for thwarted bank robbery
John Cole Jr, 32, was sentenced by U S District Judge Ben Harrison to six months in a federal prison on Terminal Island after a five year term was imposed and largely suspended. Cole was accused of conspiracy to rob Secur ity First National Bank at Twentynine Palms but was caught before the crime.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower Eyes Summit as Khrushchev Talks Loom
President Eisenhower touted a strong long range nuclear bomber force and 41 missiles while signaling openness to a summer summit with the Soviets. He warned against forcing talks but stressed readiness to discuss reasonable proposals and defended defense plans amid critics.
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Khrushchevy
Germany
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Aids
Europe
Andi
United States
France's bid for US atomic secrets falters
Congressional sources say France under De Gaulle risked losing access by keeping its Mediterranean fleet under Paris control. The move may render France ineligible under US law requiring substantial contribution to mutual defense to share submarine secrets. State Department comment withheld. Discussions with the United States have continued since January.
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