Newspapers split over Adams retention after Eisenhower support
Westchester and other Republican papers debate whether Sherman Adams should stay as Eisenhower aide amid gifts from Bernard Goldfine and related scrutiny. Some editorials urge resignation citing ethical concerns. others back Adams, arguing his value to the President remains.
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Eisenhower
Adams
Associated Press
Westchester
Goldfine
New York City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Land
Life Magazine
Bernard Goldfine
U S Priest Breaks Silence on Red Charges in Hong Kong
American priests Joseph McCormack and Cyril Wagner arrived in Hong Kong after six years in Chinese Red prisons. Wagner admitted dealing in black market currency, while McCormack, appearing frail, defended his companion and urged rest as Wagner faced political and economic charges.
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James Wilde
Hong Kong
China
Joseph P. McComiimack
Cyril P. Wagner
Father Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Father McCormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N. Y
Peiping Radio
Wagner
Sears
Changsha
Shang
Hai
Ethan
U.S Army
Hunger Strike Ends at Leavenworth Prison
Leavenworth Kan officials questioned ring leaders of a hunger strike by some of the prison’s 2200 inmates after more than 24 hours. Warden H C Looney said 730 inmates rejoined the dining area and normal meals would resume. He reported the agitation was broken by isolating about 53 troublemakers as conditions returned to normal and noted complaints over food quantity and quality.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Leavenworth Penitentiary
H. C. Looney
Loon
Looney
Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Five Drown In Lake Near Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Mich. five people drown in a Lake St. Clair incident. Victims include Joseph Pietrowski and his two sons Thomas and Ralph from Detroit, Air Force Sgt Milton Kroll and his son Michael. Four bodies recovered. Kroll missing. Deputies described a boat seen by fishermen and a mass of that party tied together to stay afloat.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Macomb County
Sheriff's
Joldcers
Shenlis
Gaukler Point
Joseph Pietrowsia
Thomas
Ralph
Calls for Adams to quit echo in GOP race
Republican lawmakers pressed for Sherman Adams to resign amid a wider probe of federal agency pressure. Senator Arthur Watkins urged Adams to step down while Senator Wallace Bennett cautioned that resignation should be a private matter with the President. The House subcommittee continues hearings on Goldfine and related agency actions.
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Adams
Arthur V. Watkans
Utah
Eisenhower
Watkins
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Wallace F. Bennett
Watkans
Sherman Adams
Patrolman Held In Robbery Case
A New York patrolman faced questions on alleged misconduct as the subcommittee debated whether the officer should be fired. The case centers on the robbery of a man who was assaulted, a sum of $363 taken, and the involvement of ex-convicts connected to a Goldfine firm controversy. The White House denied special treatment, while investigations continued into whether Adams violated ethics rules. The derailment incident near EAST AURORA involved freight cars derailing after a derailing event and no direct link to the earlier misconduct was established.
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Adams
New York Daily News
Eisenhower
James
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Citizen
Aes
New York Post
T de Nashville
Tenn
Banner
Macy
Post
Washington Evening Star
New York Herald- Tribune
Washington
Sherman Adams
St. Lows
Globe-Democrat
Rao
Hearst
New York Journal- American
White House
Art. Adams
San Fran
Bathmore Sun
the Sun
New York Times
the Times
Harms
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
SEC
Goldfine
East Boston
John Fox
Boston Post
Paul Dever
Massachusetts
Dever
Fox
Pittsburgh
Harris
Goldtine
Watkins
Messate
East Aurora
UPI
Sheen
Federal Trade Commission
Lus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward F. Howrey
Buffalo
Bennetts
Rice
Jacks
Tte
Mellen
Brooklyn
Mem Jroad
Goldfincher
Force
Hely
Isidorel
Howrey
Little Jack) Goldstein
Helicopter Falls Kills Five Airmen Near Manhattan Kansas
Five airmen were killed when an Army helicopter crashed during a thunderstorm on a ranch near Manhattan Kansas. The crash killed three aboard and two were thrown clear. The helicopter, a twin rotor Iroheiehey training craft, had departed Fort Riley and was attached to a transportation company. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Manhattan
Philip Hostetter
US 49
Here
Marshall Field
Ft Riley
Sist
Vote Favors Auto Strike at General Motors and Ford
The United Auto Workers report a strike vote in progress at GM and Ford plants with a majority favoring a walkout among 33 Local unions at GM and 19 Local unions at Ford. Chrysler negotiations continue, with talks resuming early next week. Sabotage reports surfaced at GM and Chrysler sites, which the union denied.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford Co
LAW
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Auto
UAW
Keeping Stolen Goods Traps Him in Denver
Police report Richard L. Dotson a 28 year old waiter stole 3500 dollars worth of furniture in a string of burglaries. He moved the items into his apartment and helped redecorate when the apartment owner hired a mover. The owner, an employee of a burglarized store, recognized the items and notified police. Dotson confessed.
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Richard L. Dotson
Dotson
Streetcars End Service in Chicago Era
Two girls drown in the municipal pool as Chicago ends streetcar service for the first time since 1900. Erma Fay Willard of Kennett and Glenda Ricks of St Louis were found in 11 feet of water after a boyish incident that halted trolleys. Motorman William Armstrong, 64, said it is time to quit. Authorities concluded the drownings followed the trolley shutdown impact.
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Kennet
Chicago
Erma Fay Willard
Kennett
Jean
Glenda Ricks
St Lois
Erma
Willam
Armstrong
Glenda
IBM Military Plant Dedicated In Tioga County
IBM dedicated a new military products plant in Owego, Tioga County, with over 8,000 attendees at the ceremony. The facility along Route 170 produces bombing navigational cuss for the B 52 intercontinental bomber of the Strategic Air Command.
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Owego
International Business Machines Corp
Tioga County
Strategic Air Command
Last Rebel City Falls In Indonesia
Jakarta report says Menado the rebel capital in north Celebes fell to Indonesian government troops. The revolt began February 15 with a rebel government proclaimed at Padang. Rebels claimed unfair foreign trade shares and Communist influence. Padang and Bukittinggi fell in April. Rebels fled, guerrilla war continued. Government landed forces on two sides of Menado on June 15.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Voice of Indonesia Radio
Makassar
Menado
Celebes
Padang
Sumatra
Sukarno
Bukittinggi
Joop Warouw
Crowley Reiterates Innocence in Tokyo Case
TOKYO AP Joseph P Crowley, former Yale football star, maintains he slept through the May 8 fatal beating of A B Jones Jr in an Imperial Hotel suite. Crowley’s brothers defend him and urge a fair Japanese court proceeding as Crowley awaits trial for bodily injuries resulting in death with a potential 2 to 33 year sentence.
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Tokyo
Joseph P Crowley
A. BD. Jones Jr
Tver
Yale
Crowley
Jones
Crowle
New Haven
Japan
Joseph Crowley
Negro Home Fire Believed Arson
Fire crews probed possible arson after a white neighborhood home of a Black family was badly damaged in a blaze that may exceed $3,000 in damage. Fire Marshal Lovell cited indications of arson and noted a second fire in as many days. Johnny White, the intended buyer, was to move in today as Brice Welch and an insurance canvass failed to elicit complaints from nearby white residents.
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Wuemphis
Venu
UPI
E. T Lovell
Johnny White
Brice Welch
Land Ins Firm
De Gaulle plan rejected by Tunisia and Morocco
In Tunis, Tunisia and Morocco joined Algerian rebels in rejecting De Gaulle’s offer granting Algerians full French citizenship with continued French control. The three-sided policy statement, after talks with rebels, also refused to back any exile Algerian government and called for a North African regime including independence for Algeria.
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David Mason
Tunis
Tunisia
Morocco
de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
France
Fiwo
Barrymore performs despite measles in Houston play
Diana Barrymore continued in It on a Ilot Tin Roof in Houston after revealing she had measles. Producer George Lee Marks and assistant Jim Mendall announced the illness before the show's second act, prompting applause and laughter. The actress said red blotches appeared days earlier, unaware of the illness until the prior afternoon.
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Houston
Tex
Diana Barrymort
Jim Mendall
George Lee Marks
Marks
Regatta Overcoats Reather Favored for Victory
Regatta watchers expect Reather to lead as favored oarsmen and Penn juniors, frosh, and varsity crews compete in the Easter Sprint. Syracuse and Cornell loom as contenders with Syracuse weighing near Penn, while Dartmouth tops in projected crew weights. Coaches Burk Schael Sanford field strong junior boats and the Orangemen aim for a return to dominance since 1932 races. Crowd notes include noon gate opening, reunion tents, pleasure boats at the log boom, and traffic support by state troopers. Pan American Games plans for Chicago 1959 discussed by organizers and the Pan American Canal event in August.
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Penn
Syracuse
Penns
Dartmouth
Loren Schael
Bo Jing
TRA
Larry Hawke
Larry Wiesner
Cornell
Stark Sanford
New York State
ES Okmme
Snowflake the Polar Bear Glare Sparks Cage Fight
Snowflake a female polar bear rubbed noses with Bruno a Canadian black bear in an adjoining Slater Park cage. Snowball Snowflake s roommate attacked through the bars leaving cuts on Bruno s eye and Snowball s paws. An attendant then tossed in food and the bears calmed.
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Pawtucket
X. I
Snowflake
Bruno
Slater Park
Snowball
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U.S
Swomer
Paul King
Xiles
Ohio
Lassie
Cammy
Lim
Leavenworth Prison
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Committee
Oren. Harris
D-Ark
Goldline
Subcommittee
Iaoe
Yail
Justice Department
IBM
Arctic
Hee
Antarctic
Deer Ranch
Silver Springs
Flo
Florida
Patrohman
Robert P. Crowley
City Federal Savings and Loan Assn ofMiwaukee
Arthur K. Mort
Robert Crowley
Ciaches
Marquette University
Wibwaukee
Diana
Reather
Ill End
Mill End
St. Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
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