Bobo Rockefeller Seeks Divorce From Winthrop Rockefeller
Barbara Sears Rockefeller heads to Reno with multimillionaire Winthrop Rockefeller to finalize a divorce. The settlement calls for $2.5 million plus a $0.5 million trust, custody of their 5 year old son, and visiting rights.
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Chicago
Barbara Sears
Bobo) Rockefeller
Reno
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lithuania
New York
Winthrop Paul
Far East Bombers Shifted to SAC
The Air Force moved its heavy bombers from Japan to the Strategic Air Command at Guam. A wing of four engine B50s will train at Guam while B29s from Yokota are reassigned to SAC. The transfer begins soon and SAC will replace B29s with B50s as the Superforts head toward retirement.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Far East
Strategic Air Command
Carrier of Atomic Weapons
Japan
Guam
SAC
Yokota Air Base
Here
North Korea
Fish Derby Rules Continue With Prohibitions
The document continues the fish derby rules noting that baiting or scaring fish is prohibited and that any protest or issue not covered by the rules falls to judges for final determination.
Rescue call ends with drunken woman found in bed
A Greenville South Carolina telephone operator alerted police to a woman crying for help. Four patrolmen arrived to find a drunken woman in bed with the phone off the hook, who asked for water and said she was all right.
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Greenville
S. C
Pressure on press as World Council assembly nears
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam, a World Council of Churches president, warns Evanston assembly plans may face press trouble. He says requests total 1,200 reporters, while only 300 seats are available for media at the August gathering.
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Harrisburg
G. Bromley Oxnam
World Council of Churches
Evanston, Il
Sanitation Worker Sued Over Bath Neglect in 12 Years
Referee Francis G Hooley pondered a separation suit in Mineola Long Island where a wife alleges in twelve years of marriage her husband a sanitation department employee never bathed. The case presents a domestic dispute framed as a marital fault with social implications.
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Sanitation
Mineola
N. Y
Francis G. Hooley
Department of Sanitation
Army McCarthy hearings loom over Army abuse claims
Secret inquiry overrode Democrats on a 4 3 vote. Stevens deflected McCarthy’s charges by citing advice from Symington and Clifford and reading a letter from the Army secretary to a subcommittee and national audience. Potter warned of possible perjury and subornation while suggesting prosecutions could follow.
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Stevens
Special Army
Joseph N. Welch
Army
McCarthy
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Clark Clifford
Truman
Clifford
Potter
Senator McCarthy vows new hearings on security leaks
McCarthy outlined five day plan including hearings on American held in Communist camps and CIA infiltration. He tied inquiry to defense plants and Army legitimacy of discharge cases. Mundt and McClellan signaled support for continuing investigations while urging careful conduct.
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Brownell
White House
Baltimore
McCarthy
National Eritorial Assn
Sen. Dworshak
Idaho
Sen. Potter
Army Loyalty-Security Review Board
Maj
Irving Peress
CIA
Central Intelli
Gence Agency
Dworshak
Mundt
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
812th Wins May Squadron of the Month Award
The 812th Headquarters Squadron earns the May Squadron of the Month for highest participation in the USAF Character Guidance Program. The 509th Bomb Wing wins Group of the Month, with other trophy winners including 509th Aviation Squadron, 6th Headquarters Squadron and 4036th USAF Hospital.
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812Th
509Th
509Th Aviation
4036Th Usaf Hospital
USAF
Nat Towles Quintet to Play at Windbeam Club Jam
Nat Towles and his quintet featuring George on tenor sax and Papa T on trumpet will perform in an open jam session at the Windbeam Service Club Thursday night June 24 at 8 pm. The group, billed as one of the greatest small bands in America, has past Decca records and radio work with Jack Benny.
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Nat “Lotsa Papa” Towles
Windbeam Service Club
Decca and Tower
Jack Benny
Towles
America
George
Papa T
Oscar
Little Nat
Lotsa Papa
Notice of Polo Horse Auction at New Mexico Military Institute
The New Mexico Military Institute will auction at 1 00 P M on June 26 1954 polo horses and equipment at the institute stables. Daily inspections run 8 00 A M to 5 00 P M at the Board of Regents site. Clarence E Hinkle president attested by Carl R McNally Jr secretary.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Board of Regents
Clarence E. Hinkle
Carl R. McNally, Jr
Plague Cure Sparks Call to Halt Serum Production
Doctors note rapid success of new wonder drugs against the plague and some advocate stopping the production of antiplague serums. The discussion centers on shifting treatment strategies as outcomes improve and resistance concerns are discussed by medical officials.
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Mr. Got
United Pentecostal Church
Washington Ave
Charles
Wilbur
King Brothers
KBIM
Apostolic Bible Ins
St. Paul, Minn
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Justice Department
Schine
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Camera
Mack Williams
W. Third St
Firestone Stores
Nat Towles
Windbeam Club
Norge
Anderson & Watkins Appliance
Good Housekeeping
Buick
Riviera
Skylark
Sek Sales
LUSK
Buick Company
S. Main
U.S. Royals
Izard Tire CO
North Winchester Ave
Hagerman, N. M
A. L. Ridgley
P. O
Mobilgas-Mobiloil
Fisher Gas Station
E. McGaffey
Virginia
Crescent S Farm
Garden
Dick Harmen
Cree Meadows Golf Club
Ruidoso
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cree Meadows
Memphis
Tenn
Plains Theatre
Central Technical Institute
Higginbotham
Roswell Record
Nickson Hotel
Mr. Sing
Singer Sewing Machine Co
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Woolsey
Ghew den
S. E. Main
Central ‘Technical Institute
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