Beck Jury Foreman Accused in Affidavit Allegation
Attorneys for Dave Sect accuse the Beck jury foreman of saying they ought to throw the book at Beck after a grand larceny verdict. The foreman denies the remark. The affidavit by Robert Paulson asserts Bellevue driver Charles Hickling made the statement during Oct. 15 discussions about the Teamsters. Hickling and Burdell deny the charge and provide counter affidavits as the judge considers a new trial.
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Seattle
Everett
Paulson
Alfdavil
Hickling
Sarate
Beck
Jim
Erie County
Charles Q. Carroll
Burdell
George H. Revelle
Don Ellis
Edmonds
Teamsters Union
Dallas Maps Plans for Integration
Dallas school officials praised a Fifth Circuit ruling granting more time to integrate. The court allowed Dallas to map its own timing and methods, following Judge Atwell’s midterm orders that had alternated on the issue.
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Dallas
U.S. Fifth Circuit
New Orleans
William H. Atwell
Edwin J. Rippy
Circuit Court
Atwell
Federal District Court
Notable deaths span oil, publishing and music leaders
Edward T Wilson, 8, longtime president of Continental Oil Co from 1932 to 1932, dies. Edward W Camp, 65, VP and GM of Chronicle Publishing Co which prints the Marion Chronicle and Lexder-Tribune, dies. Louis Hasselmans, 13, conductor with New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra 1924–28, dies. Born in Ballston Spa New York East St Louis Paris Florida.
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Denver
Edward T Wilson
Continental Oil Co
Ballston Spa
N.Y. Marion
Ind
Edward W. Camp
Chronicle Pubishing Co
Marion Chronicle
Marion Lexder-Tribune
Camp
East St. Louis
San Juan
Louis Hasselmans
New York
Metroalitan Opera Orchestra
Paris
Dog Bill Costs Connecticut Ten Thousand Annually
Hartford Connecticut dogs cost the state ten thousand dollars yearly in payouts to property owners for damages caused by dogs whose owners cannot be found.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Farm Groups Oppose Forced School District Mergers
Albany report says district reorganization should be left to local residents. Gov Harriman discussed the farm conference board’s eight statewide groups and eight recommendations including economy in school buildings, stronger basics, and targeted funding for agriculture research and alfalfa pest control. The Dairymen’s League was not represented.
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Albany
Harriman
State Farm Burea, Grange,Horticultural Society, Vegetable, Growers Association
Poultry
Reds Chart Mars Flight Prediction in Soviet Journal
The Soviet writer in Ollustrated News derives that two future Mars flights are under study by Russian scientists. He claims launchings of two earth satellites open a new era in Imman culture and that a flight to the moon would follow the artificial satellite program. US scientists note possible gravity assisted trajectories.
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Ottawa
WMA
Mars
Y. Dobromayov
Ussr
Atlcle
Mara
U. S
Dobtonravey
Khrushchev Tightens Grip by Elevating Old Allies
Moscow sources report Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev is reshaping the party by promoting former allies from provincial posts to top roles in the Presidium and central committee secretariat. With Bulganin and Milovanov among few exceptions, the central committee grows more active, subordinates all state power to the party, and distances the army from independent political influence.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Presidium
Central Committee
Nikolai Bulganin
Anastas Miloyan
Lavrenti P. Beria
Georgi Zhukov
Rul
Preme
Amarillo student charged with bank theft in Texas
A 25-year-old Amarillo accounting student Billy Joe Faust was charged with stealing about 22 000 dollars from First National Bank of Amarillo. The FBI identified him as a West Texas State College sophomore and said he was arraigned on theft charges with a 10 000 dollar bond. Faust, a Navy veteran, had worked part time at the bank since January 1, and the muney reportedly vanished from the bank vault.
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Amarillo
Texaa
First National Bank of
FBI
Billy Joe Faust
West Texas State College
Faust
Charles E. Weeks
Dallas Fry
Weeks
Insurance Man Gets Easy Sale
Monroe Michigan report of a repairman who dismissed insurance and ignited a gasoline fire when a spark from a wrench set off a blaze in a shop and sewer. Firefighters quickly contained the flames and the repairman escaped injury. The exchange with the insurance salesman included a quip about needing insurance.
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Monroe
Mich
Fedelor
Heath
Bob Turner
Robert Vermett
Vermett
Turner
Britain weighs fate of fighter and jet liner plans
West Germany rejected scrapping the SR 177 fighter program while considering orders for American jet airliners. London discussions to end competition with the United States affect the Saunders-Roe SA and other British aviation plans. British officials faced a choice impacting aircraft development and potential U.S. jetliner competition.
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London
Britain
United
Bonn
U.S
Franz-Josef Strauss
Bristol Britton
West Germany
New York
Lyear
$100 Million School Aid Proposed by Administration
Washington plans to seek more than 200 million in federal funds to aid math and science education in high schools. The HEW proposal would mirror the vocational program with scholarships, fellowships, and expanded teacher support, aiming to boost science texts, testing, and counseling while funding graduate and college scholarships for talented students.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
National Science Foundation
Legis
Office of Education
Harriman
James £. al- Henry
GOP
Albany Republicans pledge to double 500 scholarships
Albany legislative leaders promise to double the number of special state scholarships for science and engineering studies. They say recent developments emphasize expanding opportunities for college students to pursue science courses.
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Albany
Legislatve
State
Lazy lakes as potential dump sites for atomic ash
Indianapolis report notes that sealed bottom-layer lakes with no circulation could store radioactive ashes from power plants. Curtis L Newcombe of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory says heat may not circulate water to mix waste, offering a possible but risky storage option.
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Indianapolis
Poth Jaxy
Curtis L. 2
Newcombe
U.S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Automobile Year End Specials Highlight Local Used Car Lot
A cluttered ad page lists numerous used cars with features like radios and heaters. Brands include Rambler, Nash, Ford, Chevrolet, DeSoto, Chrysler, and Mercury. Local dealers such as Lamacchia and Hed, Genesee Street listings in Syracuse advertise prices, conditions, and contact details.
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Fiydra
Nash
W. Genesee
St. Ofen
Bel
He Hohney Gouree
Binkes
Hectrae Vadon
Sv Feigel
Mai
Ong Orner
Dean St Sneterite
Chrysler
Rusterholtz & Rossel
Windsor
Woser Arghes Beayo
Gary Hed
E J. Arnstineco
Genesee
Desoto
Jorey
Tesa Ear
Epes
Leon Carpenter, Inc
Payotsville
N.Y
Porerfvat
Selene
Maine
J. Arnstine
Genvses
Ivans
KNOX
BUICK
Mercury
Apts Uy
Pi Bebse
PAC
Udomatic
Aute Trans
Steve Aloi
FORD
James G Eoin
Alan Byer
Genesre ST
Whitney Oarsman Remembered Yale Freshman Crew Letter
The announced total is 45 percent above that for fall 1951. John Hay Whitney, U. S. ambassador to England, was a member of Yale freshman heavyweight crew in 1923.
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Whitney
John Hay Whitney
U.S
England
Yale
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