Brewster Convicted on 31 Counts of Contempt
Federal Judge John J. Sirica finds Teamsters Union vice president Frank W. Brewster guilty on 31 counts of contempt of Congress. Brewster not present, bond set at 1000 dollars, sentencing delayed pending probation report as appeals proceed.
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Washington
INS
John J. Sirica
Teamsters Union
Frank W. Brewster
Congress
Supreme Court
Brewster
Sirica
Court of Appeals
Inquest May Find Diver's Identity Near Chichester
An inquest opens to determine if the decomposed body found in the sea near Chichester is Lt Cmdr Lionel Crabb. An intensive two week investigation follows his disappearance near Portsmouth Harbor last year after entering the water near visiting Soviet ships.
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Chichester, Eng
INS
Chichester Jones
Cmdr
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Portsmouth Harbor
Reinforcements at Israeli trenches amid border tensions
Guards manned trenches around border villages as fresh Syrian forces were reported on the frontier from the east and north. Families hid children in underground bunkers after Monday night’s half hour shooting exchange near Gadot and Mishmar Hayarden settlements.
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Tiberias
Israel
Gadot
Mishmar Hayarden
Youth Held In Sex Killing Of Girl
Kansas City police arrested 15 year old Salvatore Falbo after the body of 10 year old Shirley Kyle was found near her home. Falbo, with a prior sex offense record, was hunted through the night and taken into custody as investigators noted possible strangulation and assault. Shirley cared for her 5 year old brother while her parents worked. her mother reported her missing at 7 30 p m.
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Kansas City
Shirley Alice Kyle
Salvatore Joseph Falbo
Shirley
Robert J. Kyle
Falbo
Kyle
Columbus
Ind
422Nd Troop Carrier Wing
Hurricane Audrey Aims At Texas Louisiana Coasts
Hurricane Audrey with 100 mph winds centered 460 miles southwest of New Orleans moves toward the Texas and Louisiana coast. The tropical storm warns small craft to stay in port as seas and tides rise two to three feet from Mississippi to the upper Texas coast tonight and tomorrow.
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New Orleans
INL
Audrey
Texas
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Showgirl Barbara Hall Reacts To $64,000 Win
Barbara Hall describes her feelings after winning the $64,000 Question last night and moving from hard times to success in television. The piece appears in The News with related features on pages 8 and 9.
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Barbara Hall
Ike Due Shoeless Tour Of New Washington Masque
President Eisenhower will visit a new Islamic center on Embassy Row and inspect the mosque in stocking feet. Secret Service has searched the building for threats as dignitaries tour the 160-foot minaret and see rugs from Iran and a chandelier from Egypt. The project is a joint effort of 14 Moslem nations with King Saud contributing and underwriting costs.
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Ike
New Washington
Embassy Row
Middle East
Turkey
Secret Service
Mideast
Iran
Egypt
Istanbul
United Nations
Eisenhower
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Missile expert to testify in Col Nickerson court martial
Col John B Nickerson Jr will testify next in his court martial over mishandling secret information. He seeks to defend the Jupiter missile as Army property while facing possible 30 years in prison. World rocket figure Wernher von Braun was set to testify after Dr Ernst Stuhlinger.
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Huntsville
Ala
INS
John B., Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
Wernher von Braun
Ernst Stuhlinger
Army
Defense Department
Jupiter
Air Force
Speedon
John C Nickerson, Jr
Eisenhower forecasts hydrogen bomb within years
President Eisenhower said scientists expect an absolutely clean hydrogen bomb after four to five more years of testing while stressing continued tests for full knowledge and peaceful uses. He reiterated hope for U S Russia disarmament talks and outlined limited aerial inspection and manpower cuts as part of the plan. He warned against government controls on prices and wages as inflation fears rise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
State Dulles
U N Rejects Communist Plan for Korea Peace Talks
At Panmunjom the U N command rejected a Communist bid for an international conference to unify Korea and withdraw foreign troops. Major General Homer L Litzenberg said a political conference fell outside the armistice commission and would only cause deadlock. North Korean General Chung Kook Rok urged a broad conference with foreign troop withdrawal as the first step toward a democratic unification.
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Panmunjom
INS
Korea
Peninsula
North
South
U.N
Homer L. Litzenberg
Armist Tice Commission
Litzenberg
United Nations
Reds
Chung Kook Rok
Chung
South Korea
United States
Red
Pay Fight May Halt Alta Vista School Additions
A wage dispute between contractor George Brown and local carpenters over a 10 cent per hour pay raise tied to the Florida Industrial Commission schedule threatens the Alta Vista School addition project. Union officials say the raise is mandated but not in the contract, while Schools Supt Carl C. Strode expects no major delay as framing is complete and brick walls are up. Brown sought a contract price change to cover the raise, but the school board refused, noting other contractors have complied.
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Alta Vista Schoo
Florida Industrial Commission
W. H. Moore
Carpenters’ Union
George Brown
FIC
Industrial Commission
Carl C. Strode
Brown
Moore
Barasota
Minnie Aloof To Audrey in Weather Plot
Minnie Mermaid declares she will not welcome Hurricane Audrey or its sisters in her house or block. Sarasota forecast calls for partly to mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers today and Thursday, highs 85 to 90, tonight 70 to 74, southerly winds. Readings at 9 30 a.m. show temperature and barometer.
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Minnie Mermaid
Audrey
Sarasota
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