FBI arrests suspect at Saratoga track in alleged robbery plot
FBI agents detained a 28 year old man at the Saratoga raceway in connection with an attempted robbery in Washington DC. Richard Harris, using an alias, a resident of Springfield Massachusetts, faces charges of unlawful evasion of prosecution as details emerge from the probe. A second item notes New York Mayor Wagner signed a five percent amusement tax amid industry protests and union concerns over theater jobs. Also reported are a Townsendville church festival set for June 30 sponsored by American Legion Post 462 and a fatal car fire near Canajoharie that claimed the life of Ernest Garbarino a 27 year old Thruway engineer. In separate tragedy Rose Hazlett age 3 was killed by a car near her home. her father Reverend Paul Hazlett pastors the Free Methodist Church in Warne County.
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Saratoga Track
Saratoga Springs
Argents
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Saratoga, Raceway
Washington, D.C
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Harris
Ris
Springfeld
Pitrafield
Mass
New York
Robert E. Wagner
Rose
Bmariene Hazlett
Paul Hazlett
Mr. Hazlett
Free ‘Methodist Church
Warne ‘County
Real estate probes expand from Hoffman to builders
The Hoffmann inquiry widens to property deals with a Jersey City builder set to receive 931500 for 300000 valued land. Investigators cite seven similar Hoffman led transactions under review and note the late governor’s alleged role.
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Hoffman
Trenton
N. 5
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Nicholas Lucarelli
Jersey City
Mustache Rush At Ascot Sparks Fashion Craze
At Ascot races in London men rush to buy fake mustaches costing one guinea each. Gerald Rex, a whisker maker, recalls a man even wanted a white mustache with a tobacco stain and added fake eyebrows.
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London
Gerald Rex
Notable Deaths Across North America a Chronicle
Obituaries notice several prominent figures death reports Robert N Denham former NLRB counsel died in St Louis at 58 Dr E E Deerholize first president organizer of University of Houston died in Houston Texas Welland Gemmell Ontario minister of lands and forests died in North Bay at 43 and Dr Melvin S Henderson Mayo Clinic orthopedics chief died in Rochester Minnesota aged Ti years unknown true year indicator despite retirement in 1950.
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University of Houston
Houston
Texas
Ire
Welland
Gemmell
Ontario
North Bay
Melvin S. Henderson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Experiment in Boston University lab prompts explosion scare
An overay in a four story building near Boston University sparked fear of a major explosion when a glass tube of diborane fractured and began to vaporize. Firefighters police and hundreds waited ninety minutes as 29 families were evacuated and streets were blocked until the danger passed.
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Boston CP
Boston University Science Ng
Paris Cabinet Completed After Mendès-France Names 46 Ministers
Premier Mendès-France announced a 46 member cabinet with 13 state secretaries. He kept the foreign ministry, named Edgar Faure finance minister, and General Noaenig defense minister. The ERP abstained while two MRP members Buron and Monieil voted for Mendès-France. Francois Silli terand became interior minister after resigning from the Laniel cabinet.
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Paris
Pierre Mendées
France
Foreign Ministry
Popular Republican Movement
ERP
Riendes-France
MRP
Robert Buron
Overseas Territories
Andre Monieil
Navy
Buron
Monieil
Mendes-France
Edgar Faure
Lauiel
Pierre Noenig
Charlies de Gaulle
Francois Sill
Sale of Statler Chain Voted by Directors
Directors of Statler, Inc. move to sell the Statler hotel chain to Webb & Knapp Inc for about 50 million dollars. Webb & Knapp would pay 509 a share or acquire assets at 850 a share, with stock at roughly 33.50 on the OTC market. The chain includes eight hotels in eight cities plus Boston and Los Angeles offices, with new hotels under construction in Hartford and Dallas.
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Fietels Statler, Inc
Webb & Knapp, Inc
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Webb & Knapp
Willam Zeckendorff
Statier
Tatier
Arthur F. Douglas
Statler
Boston
Los Angeles
Hartford
Conn
Dallas
Tex
Libya Premier to visit Ankara on three day state trip
Libyan Prime Minister Mustaf Ban Khalim will arrive in Ankara on Monday for a three day state visit, officials announced. He is scheduled to meet Turkish leaders and discuss bilateral cooperation and regional issues.
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Libya
Ankara
Turkey
Mustaf Ban Khalim
Eden and Smith to Leave Geneva Tomorrow
Eden and U S Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith will depart Geneva tomorrow. Smith returns to Washington to report on Indo China talks, with Alexis Johnson leading the U S delegation in Geneva in his absence. Eden plans to return to London then Washington for talks with Eisenhower and Mendes France.
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Anthony Eden
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Smith
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Am‘bassador
Czechoslovakia
U. Alexis Johnson
Eden
London
War of Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
Mendes- France
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Lord Reading
Dulles
United States
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Smit
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Gen. Smith
Walter ’S. Robertson
Herman Phieger
Department of State
Recess Called In Steel Talks
Negotiations between the CSO United Steel Workers and U S Steel Corp are recessed today with no reason given. Committees had met daily since last Saturday except Sunday and leaders David J. MacDonald and John A Stephens did not attend yesterday.双方保持沉默，传出谈判有序推进的报道。
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Pittsburgh CP
CSO
United Steel Workers
U. S.teel Corporation
David J. MacDonald
John A
Stephens
U. S. Steel
Flood Threates Grow in Iowa Flood Threats Grow in Iowa
Rampaging rivers and creeks in northern Iowa threaten several towns as overnight rains raise water levels. Two streams rose to furious levels washing out crops flooding farms and highways and swirled into residential areas of multiple towns.
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Des Molnes
Iowa
Memphis man ordered to pay for Air Force truck damage
A. N. from Memphis sought 820,000 in damages claiming personal injuries after a car crash with an Air Force truck. Judge M. S. Bord ruled the suit meritless and found Thompson guilty of gross negligence, ordering payment of damages to the Air Force truck plus court costs.
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Memphis
Tenn. CM
A. N
Air Force
Air Force 2 Federal
M. S. Bord
Thompson
Couurtt
Eisenhower Receives New Putter From Teen Group
President Eisenhower was presented with a new putter at the White House by teenagers from Nassau County Republican Recruits Inc. He said he would try it out later at Quantico and noted he would report if there were any one putt greens.
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Ike
Washington CP
Eisenhower
Quantico
White House
Nassau County
N.X
Republican Recruits, Inc
Guatemalan Rebel Invasion Shocks Central America
Rebels strike Guatemala after bombings at San Jose and Puerto Barrios. The invasion, led by Col Castillo, pits about 5,600 attackers against a 6,000 strong Guatemalan army amid U.S. fears of a Communist foothold near the Panama Canal.
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Panama Canal
Col Castile
Honduras
Guatemala
Guillermo Toriello
San Jose
Plames
Toriello
Nica Tagua
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Castillo
Amadeo Chinchilla
Guatemala City
iRoberto Alvarado Fuentes
Miex Yeo City
State Department
Stettin
Poland
Puerto Barrio
Dukes
Central America
Henderson is Heard on Charge of Misappropriation
Mrs. Henderson faces possible five year terms on four counts of misappropriating funds from Chest accounts. Indictment alleges shortages in 17 accounts totaling $11,569.53 from 1945 to 1953 while she served as Chest collections secretary. Trial underway as defense argues innocence and questions about receipts and possible errors.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Delvecchio
Henderson
New Process Gear
Girs. Henderson
Community Chest
Gerald W. Burke
Chest
Brinks Case Inquiry Reopened in Boston
Boston police reopen the Brinks robbery probe after a New York gunman admits hiring Joseph O Keefe to kill Elmer Burke says he was paid to kill O Keefe. Burke found with a submachine gun and weapons. extradition to Massachusetts pending grand jury testimony.
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Boston
New York City
Joseph “Specs
I O'Keefe
Elmer
Trigger) Burke
O'Heefe
Burke
New York
O'Keefe
Pennsylvania
Garrett Byrne
Massachusetts
Thailand seeks UN General Assembly action on peace patrol request
At the UN Security Council a Thai request for a Southeast Asia peace patrol, vetoed by the Soviet Union, moves to General Assembly consideration after talks with Britain France and Thailand. US envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr says assembly timing depends on consultations among nations. Thanat Khoman notes Thailand will press the Assembly but timing and session type remain to be decided.
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Thailand
Southeast Asia
UN General Assembly
Security Council
Lebanon
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jrs
United States
Council
Airman Held in Wave Death Case at Leonardtown
Leonardtown Maryland airman Carl Strickland, 21, of Rocky Mount North Carolina, is held without bail for grand jury action in the slaying of Irene Marian Condle, 26, whose body was found on Point Lookout beach May 29. The death was ruled drowning with rape and beating alleged. defense pleas to dismiss were rejected by Judge Wilson H Knight.
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William M. Laker, Jr
Strickland
Rochester
Miss Condet
Patterson Slain In Phenix City Mediation Scene Shocks State
Crusader prosecutor Arch Ferrell reports Gov. orders Maj. Gen. Hanna to Phenix City with full authority as National Guard stands by. Patterson shot at 5 PM in an alley by his car near his law office. he staggered 40 feet before dying en route to Memorial Hospital. State Patrol guards Brassell’s home amid fears of further violence.
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Walter J. Hanna
Alabama
Phenix City
Cmed National Guard
Chattahoochee River
Columbus
Galong
Ft. Benning
Patterson
Gurieg Twoo
Este
Lee Porter
Gadsden
Deep South
J. W. Brassell
Brassell
Mecrvin
Ralph Mathews
Coop. Memorial Hospital
Atomic power not sole shield in U S security
Admiral Arthur W. Radford warned a high level defense meeting at Quantico that the United States must not rely only on atomic striking power. Assistant Defense Secretary Donald Quarles said the U S atomic position compared with the Soviets is not as strong as four years ago. Eisenhower and Nixon planned to arrive at Quantico for an afternoon of discussions with advisers.
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Quantico, Vc
INS
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Defense
Donald Quarles
Eisenhower
Nixon
Quantico Marine Corps Base
Swedish Foreign Minister Returns from Russia Trip
Stockholm reports Foreign Minister Anders Unden and Sweden’s delegation back from a 10 day vacation in Russia. They arrived yesterday, completing the official visit and cultural exchanges tied to the Soviet trip.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ocesten Unden
Russia
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