Private sues general over discharge in Army case turmoil
TACONEA Washington December 17 The petition by Pvt Jerald F Rogers of San Antonio to force his discharge from the army ends in a courtroom clash. Judge George H Voldt denies the petition saying the army retains jurisdiction until separation papers are issued. Rogers charged the commandant Maj Gen William Quinn of delaying his discharge. The case shows the friction between a private and a general in a military personnel dispute.
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Sinatra Libel Suit Changed to Privacy Case
Frank Sinatra and Look magazine officials jointly announced yesterday that the $2.3 million libel suit against the magazine is being withdrawn and replaced with an invasion of privacy action. They say the move makes the suit a test case on how far the press may intrude into a celebrity’s personal life.
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Plane Crash Kills Missourians Near Council Grove
Two Missourians were killed when a private plane crashed on a farm south of Council Grove. The victims were Fred Spicknall, 48, and Vineet Loygan, 51, both residents of La Belle. Local authorities reported the fatal crash occurred yesterday while the aircraft was en route to Amarillo, Texas.
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Oil price cut announced by Southern Minerals Corp
Corpus Christi December 17 report states Southern Minerals Corp led by President Mason Nixon announced a reduction in crude oil prices. Nixon says the cut is needed to meet competition from other domestic crudes entering Corpus Christi and the Gulf coast area.
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Victim Esther English Dies After Auto Crash
Esther English aged 64 died from injuries suffered December 11 in an automobile crash near Dallas. She is the 64th traffic fatality in the area this year, a new record.
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Subway Strikers Back on Job in New York
New York’s eight day subway tieup ends as 4.7 million riders return to cars. Strikers from Motormen's Benevolent Association resume work after reprisal threats and a stalled bid for negotiating rights amid a mayoral push for a referee.
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Soviet Dreuths Cut Food Output in 1956
Washington dispatch reports Russian droughts this year cut food production while world output hit a record. The Agriculture Department said the Soviet decline means world farm production will barely keep abreast of Earth's growing population in 1957.
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