Beck Aides Face Deadline On Personal Finances
Senate investigators demand President Dave Beck of the Teamsters turn over personal financial records by a 3 PM EST deadline. Brewster, Beck’s successor as Western Conference chair, is questioned over union funds used for racehorse stables and tailored suits.
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Eisenhower MacMillan Arrive in Bermuda for Summit Start
President Eisenhower arrives by cruiser USS Canberra at Hamilton and will transfer to a barge at Albuoys Point to meet Prime Minister Harold MacMillan. The leaders travel with aides for the pre summit ceremonies amid a somber Bermuda scene and a room readied for high level talks.
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Eastland Group Gets Rights Bill
Civil rights legislation moves to the Senate Judiciary Committee after a 4 to 2 subcommittee vote led by Sen. Thomas Hennings. Chairman James Eastland declines comment as supporters seek a committee meeting to bring the bill to a floor vote.
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Delays on the North Trail headline ends series
The final article in a series about delays on the North Trail appears today on page 1. A scorecard note mentions Sailor nine defeating Venice 12 to 1 on page 12. Other items cover South wood industry growth, Adams murder trial, and various sections across pages 3 to 19.
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Conflicting Testimony Heard Jury Probes Monroe Raid
Los Angeles grand jury seeks clarity on the 1954 wrong door raid on Marilyn Monroe. Joe Di Senesto and Frank Sinatra’s roles are disputed while Florence Ross recalls the chaotic night and fears of retaliation. Monroe has been invited to testify but has not yet responded.
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Minnie Hails Springtime
Minnie Mermaid declares the vernal equinox is today and asserts spring is here while raising questions about how to phrase this equinoctial phenomenon.
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Baby Boy for Hope Lange and Don Murray in Hollywood
Actress Hope Lange and actor Don Murray welcome a baby boy in Hollywood. The couple stars in the film Bus Stay but keep family news private while confirming the birth.
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Canal Traffic Resumed Egypt Says Israeli Planes New Threat
Egypt alleged five Israeli planes flew over the Gaza area this morning in a show of force prompting a protest to UN forces. Egypt refused two Lebanese cargo ships passage at the reopened Suez Canal, while tolls must be paid for vessels up to 2,000 tons. The Pandora may test navigation at Tiran Strait as Saudi guns watch closely.
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Sailor Circus opens fourth annual run at Shing Field
Sarasota High School launches its 8th Sailor Circus four night stand tomorrow under new director Ad Gilbert with 50 star performers and 100 behind the rigging helpers. A 25 piece student band conducts the evening’s tempo as Judy Williamson, six, appears as the youngest performer. Tickets are $1.50 for seats and $1 for general admission at Tucker's Sporting Store.
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Venice Teens Face Suspended Sentences in Shoplifting Case
Two Venice girls were ordered committed to the State Industrial School for Girls but suspended if they make restitution about 30 dollars, return taken goods, attend regularly, behave well, obey parents and laws. Four other youths received probation after a Juvenile Court hearing led by County Judge John D. Justice.
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Proposed Law Seeks Publicity Rollback on Juvenile Offenders
County Judge John D. Justice opposes releasing names of repeat juvenile offenders to the press and prefers waiting for Hillsborough Judge O. H. Howell's recommendation on opening juvenile hearings to newsmen. The Governor's Advisory Committee on Juvenile Delinquency plans changes after a two year study. Judge Richard P. Robbins of Palm Beach Juvenile Court urged full public access to court proceedings with reasons required for any exemptions.
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New York Journal-American Raises Newspaper Price
The New York Journal-American says soaring costs for newsprint wages and operations push price from 5 to 10 cents effective today A similar rise was announced by the New York World.
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