Grunewald and Bolich Convicted in Tax Bribe Case
In New York on March 29 AP reports Henry W Grunewald and Daniel A Bolich were found guilty by a federal court jury of a 160000 tax fix bribery conspiracy. Max Halperin also convicted. Steinberg and Scherm acquitted. Sentencing set for Friday by Judge Archie O. Dawson.
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New York
Henry W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
Daniel A. Bolich
Internal Revenue
Max Halperin
Manhattan
Max Steinberg
Upper Manhattan
Internal Revenue Service
Harry T. Scherm
Steinberg
Scherm
Archie O. Dawson
Quick Senate Action On W. German Pacts Urged
President Eisenhower doubts Red China will spark a major clash in the Formosa Strait soon. Officials say an early attack on Quemoy and Matsu is unlikely, with air bases and supplies insufficient for an amphibious assault. The White House warns against alarmist reports that could jeopardize alliances while weighing a Big Four conference. Decision to defend offshore islands rests with Eisenhower, expected before any attack, and a foreign ministers meeting may precede a summit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Matsu
White House
United States
U. S
Formosa
Far East
Presidential Morals Argued Over Ike Church Attendance
Senator Allott defended President Eisenhower for his church attendance against Neely who accused the president of using religion for politics. Hagerty backed the White House, while Neely urged less golf and more work. Allott contrasted Democrats cruising Potomac and Florida beaches with Ike’s devout example.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Allott
R-Cole
Eisenhower
Neely
CIO United Auto Workers
Cleveland
United States
James C. Hagerty
White House
Potomac
Florida
Dulles Urges Senate to OK West German Rearmament
Secretary of State Dulles urged swift Senate approval of two treaties to restore West German sovereignty and rearmament, saying they lay the basis for a new Europe and unity in the non-Communist world. He warned Western Europe faces a last chance to remain a center of human welfare as the German pact could enable broader security.
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Dulles
Senate
West Germany
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Western
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Russia
Houseboy gets death for slaying couple
Bart Caritativo a 48 year old Filipino houseboy was sentenced to death Monday for the murder of Camille Banks and her divorced husband Joseph at Stinson Beach last September The state charged Caritativo with forging a will to inherit Mrs Banks estate tied to the resort property
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Bart Caritativo
Camille Banks
Joseph
Stinson Beach
Caritativo
Slayings Sing of a Maniacal Killer Across States
In Henderson Kentucky and Mount Vernon Indiana a series of brutal killings shocks officials. A stock farmer Goebel Duncan 51 and son Raymond 21 and daughter-in-law Mamie 49 are found shot in a muddy field with hands tied or bound. Another Duncan relative Elizabeth 20 lies slain in bed with a tied body and nude waist down. A two year old girl Shirley Faye is unharmed. A prior Mount Vernon case of 47 year old Wilhelmena Sailer raped and slain mirrors the pattern. Police fear a sex maniac or robber-killer is at large.
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Henderson
Mount Vernon
Ind
Goebel Duncan
Raymond
Lee Williams
Duncan
Mamie Duncan
Goebel
Elizabeth Duncan
Dorris Ray Duncan
Shirley Faye
Wilhelmena Suzan Sailer
Duncans
Second Major A-Bomb Test Judged Less Spectacular
The second major atomic blast of the spring series occurred today at the Nevada site, surpassing the first in power yet remaining less spectacular. Observers noted overcast skies and a dawn flash seen across the West while Cedar City Utah felt its strongest nuclear jolt yet. About 600 soldiers from Camp Desert Rock observed from 3500 yards as officials hinted a bomber air drop test may come later, with today marking the second of four scheduled major shots.
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Las Vegas
Cedar City
Utah
Camp Desert Rock
Atomic Energy Commission
Weather notes for Southern Illinois fairs and temps
Fair and not very cold tonight with Wednesday mostly fair and mild. Low tonight 27 to 30. High Wednesday night in the mid 30s. Temperature readings include yesterday low 25 and 7 am today 33 with 6 pm yesterday 44. High yesterday 46 and noon today 50. Sunrise 5 48 am, sunset 6 20 pm. Crab Orchard Lake 5 inches above spillway today. Little Grassy Lake level with spillway today.
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Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Grassy Lake
Solons Doubt Year’s Limit On Sales Tax
Springfield lawmakers debate Gov. Stratton budget and a proposed one cent sales tax hike raising funds for schools and mental hospitals. They discuss amending the revenue article to broaden taxation of property and services, with mixed support and concerns about a one-year tax limit and earmarking funds for welfare. The University of Illinois would receive approved funds but remain short of its full pay-raise request.
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Stratton
John W. Lewis
Marshall
Lewis
Assembly
Senate
Paul Powell
Vienna
William J. Lynch
Chicago
Lynch
Everett M. Peters
St. Joseph
University of Illinois
Pilot Ejects Before Jet Demolishes Utah Bunkhouse
In Beryl Utah a Korean exchange pilot crashed a jet into the roof of a railroad bunkhouse. 1st Lt Kyo Ahn Lee 24 escaped serious injury after ejecting from the cockpit before the plane struck and was destroyed. Four railroad workers entering the bunkhouse were unharmed.
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Utah Desert
Kyo Ahn Lee
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
What’s Become Of Malenkov
Rising speculation about Georgi Malenkov’s whereabouts grew as he missed a farewell ceremony for a visiting Swedish power delegation and did not attend the final session of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic parliament. Western officials warned of possible liquidation amid Kremlin power struggles, with rumors of his execution circulating in London.
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London
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Moscow
Alexi Pavlienko
Pavlenko
Conane
Kremlin
Chicago Tribune
Panama ex-president Guizado jailed for six years in Remon slaying
The National Assembly convicted impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado as an accessory in the assassination of his predecessor Jose Antonio Remon. He received six years and eight months in prison, lost his presidential title, and was barred from public office for the term. The vote was 45 to 8 after a secret session at the Palace of Justice.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Assembly
Guizado
Palace of Justice
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Anna man crafts 26-line ode to Little Stinker contest
An Anna writer opened his entry with If the Little Stinker doesn't smell and urged adding garlic onion red pepper and spices to odorize it. He signed sincerely socially sympathetically ironically disturbedly emphatically respectfully and venomously radically yours The week’s $400 Little Stinker prize drew 1 244 entries today.
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Anna
Mock H-Bomb Attacks Planned on Five Cities
A nationwide civil defense drill on June 15 will involve 51 cities, including Chicago, in a mock hydrogen bomb attack. Fifty continental U S cities and one western territory location will participate, with seven cities to be attacked by surprise chosen from a list of 49 cities such as Peoria Illinois and Davenport Iowa.
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Washington
Chicago
U. S
Alaska
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Peoria
Ill
Davesport
Iowa
No Drouth Here Wettest Place Is Mawsynram
Calcutta reports Mawsynram in northeast India recorded 696.54 inches of rain last year making it arguably the wettest spot on Earth. The record highlights extreme monsoon rainfall and regional climatic patterns.
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Calcutta
Mawsynram
Imdia
State Trucks To Haul Food In Emergency Plan
Gov. Stratton said Illinois highway trucks will haul federal surplus food if needed to prevent spoilage. After a Monday conference with Vernon L. Nickell and Edwin A. Rosenstone, a plan was agreed for federal foods to enter at rail sidings and be hauled by schools, with state trucks available in emergencies to move food to storage at local institutions.
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Springfield
Stratton
Illinois
Vernon L. Nickell
Edwin A. Rosenstone
James W. Dunbar Trucking Co
Principal buildings at the Nebraska State Penitentiary
Nine inmates continued to hold the principal buildings at the Nebraska State Penitentiary in Lincoln on Monday as authorities faced a tense sit‑in. The unrest centered on conditions and disciplinary measures, drawing attention from correctional officials and local residents.
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Nebraska State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Neb
Salk Vaccine Fees Studied
The Medical Society of New York County urged equitable and reasonable vaccination fees for Salk shots pending efficacy results. President Murray cited a $4.20 unit price and forecasts of $5 to $6 by firms, with a full nine million schoolchildren to be vaccinated free if proven effective.
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New York
Medical Society of
Manhattan
Peter Marshall Murray
George E. Lull
The
American Medical Assn
Chicago
Ann Arbor, Mich
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan
Senate panel backs raises for career military personnel
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved legislation to boost pay for career military personnel and asked the full Senate to consider it Wednesday. If enacted, the raises could take effect Friday, April 1.
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Washington
Senate Armed _— Services Committee
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