U S Charges Plot to Halt Tax Probers
A Federal grand jury indicted four people in New York on conspiring to corrupt IRS officials and block tax investigations. The 8 count indictment names Samuel Schopick Irving Davis Max Halperin and Ailton Hoffman as defendants with ten alleged co conspirators including Daniel A Bulich Frenry Gru newald and Max Steinberg. Additional names appear as part of a larger conspiracy linked to Patrullo M 3 Inc and Pattullo Modes.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Daniel A. Bulich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Frenry W
de Dutchman
Grunewald
Washington
Samuel Schopick
Irving Davis
Schopick
Davis
Max Halperin
Times
Ailton Hoffman
Menth
L Allenged
Additi Ao Gruewald
Amed
Max Steinberg
Internal Revenue Agent
Morton Marks
James A. Zipser
Marjorie Zipser Sera
Samuel Cohen
Patrullo M 3, Inc
Maurice Smith
Pattullo Modes
Louis M. Berman
Philip Ber
Churchill and Ike Meet to End Misunderstanding on Orient
UN Security Council resumes session amid Guatemala’s charge that Honduras and Nicaragua aid rebels fighting President Arbenz. Guatemala urges action. Brazil and Colombia back the appeal. Soviet veto blocks OAS option. Interim cease-fire call approved, with inter-American peace committee possible aid.
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Churchill
Ike
Orient
United Nations
UN Security Council
Honduras
Nicaragua
Jacobo
Arbenz Guzman
Henry Cabot Once
I-Nation Group
Brazil
Colombia
Soviet Union
Semyron K. Tsarapkin
Organization of American States
O.A.S
inter-American Organization
Washington
Guatemala
Council
Lodge
inter-American Peace Committee
Chou En Lai and Nehru Open Crucial Asia Talks in New Delhi
In New Delhi the Communist premier of China Chou En Lai and Indian Prime Minister Nehru began a three day summit that could shape Asia's future. Crowds cheered the visitors as they arrived, with observers noting Nehru may steer the talks while Chou drives discussions on Korea Indo China and potential non aggression questions.
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Chou
Nehru
Asia
New Delhi
Democratic India
Red China
Chou En-lai
Palam
Indian Communist Party
Rost
French Repel Commandos Attack Near Haiphong
French High Command reports Communist commandos tried to infiltrate Dawson air base south of Haiphong where U S technicians are stationed. Air defenses repelled the assault while Red forces seized three French positions near Haiphong and along the Hanoi Haiphong railway and Delta area.
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Wanoi
Dawson
Haiphong
Red River Delta
Red
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Quang Yen
Viet Namese Army Training School
Dan le
Ninh Binh
Senate panel backs warning to Russia on interference
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution from Senate Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson warning Russia against interfering in Western affairs. Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland said he expects floor action and passage this afternoon.
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Washington
Ins
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Russia
William F. Knowland
Editorial page notes on tariff and ammunition ruling
Frederick Othman comments on today’s editorial page about paying tariff and ping pong balls being ammunition. Other features listed include Amusements Financial Bridge France Classified and various city life pages, with Todays Pictures on page 20 and Deaths on page 438.
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Frederick Othman
France
Graham City Life
Inq
Radio-Tv
Spains
Billy Graham Stricken With Kidney Ailment in Germany
American evangelist Billy Graham suffered an extremely painful kidney ailment in Duiseldorf, Germany. Doctors said he was responding to treatment after a pre dawn hospital check, keeping him in bed for the day. He planned to speak in Berlin despite the illness.
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Duesseldore
Billy Graham
Graham
West Berlin
Europe
Berlin
Moore Out of Gubernatorial Race in Albany
Frank C. Moore lieutenant governor will not seek the Republican nomination for governor even if Governor Dew does not run again. An aide said Moore announced today in Albany.
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Albany
Frank C. Moore
Defi
Dew
Moore
Girl Graduates as Father Dies from Auto Crash
Rose Ryan 13 learns after her Mother of Sorrows School graduation that her father Ernest B. Ryan 56 died from injuries after a Wednesday auto crash. Officials informed Rose after she received her diploma at 8 P.M. yesterday.
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Rochester
Rose Ryan
Mother of Sorrows
Rose
Ernest B. Ryan
Phantom war in jungles between Guatemala and rebels
In a border jungle contest near Chiquimula Guatemala both sides claimed major victories in a so called phantom war. Government forces resisted guerrilla raids while Arbenz supporters and rebel Gen. Castillo Armas issued triumph statements with no substantiating evidence.
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Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Carlos Castillo Armas
Ress
Chiquimula
Guatemala City
Voice of Guatemala
Arbenz
Tegucigalpa
Guatemala
Mrs Willie Murray Seeks Governor Bid Labels Opponents “Wonder Boys”
Mrs Willie Murray, running to succeed her husband as governor, says her 15 male opponents talk too much. She calls them "wonder boys" and says after hearing them blab all day and night one wonders what they stand for.
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Oklahoma City
Lehigh Coal Quits as 40 000 Face Economic Crisis
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company suspends anthracite operations in Panther Creek Valley, delaying the Lehigh Navigation Coal Company. About 40,000 residents lose jobs as the firm ends regional production and lays off all employees by June 30. The parent will keep other interests including the New England Railroad.
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Lehigh
Lansford
Panther Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Pennsylvania
Lehigh’s Board of Managers
Philadelphia
Tiqui
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Dodson
S.N.C
New England Railroad
Anthra
Heat Bothers Truman After Gall Bladder Surgery
Former President Harry S. Truman, 70, recovering after gall bladder and appendix removal, faced near 100 degree heat at Research Hospital. Doctors report he is in satisfactory condition but bothered by penicillin rash and declines cooler room relocation.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Mercury
Isaac Kampschroeder
Research Hospital
Phenix City Racket Clampdown Deepens Crisis After Slaying
Phenix City Alabama tightens vice crackdown after the murder of A. I. Patterson and a citywide gambling and prostitution boom is blamed on lingering corruption. Governor Gordon Persons vows to sustain the closure and he hopes to starve out organized crime while business suffers and receivership looms.
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Alabama
Vice Crusader
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Phenix City
Gordon Persons
Patterson
Ft Benning
Alton V. Foster
Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast for Syracuse area weekend
The U S Weather Bureau and Syracuse Press Club announce variable conditions through the weekend. Tonight will bring occasional showers with a low around 66 and a cooler start to the weekend. Sunday is expected generally fair with near normal temperatures and a high near 82.
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Syracuse Press Club
Andrew J. Keller
Hinermvacel
Grov
New York
Kelier
Bureau
jWe
Parents See Flier Crash to Death
A young Navy man Charles W. Lewis age 22 crashed his small light plane on approach to land near Lafayette Tennessee while his parents Mr and Mrs Clay Lewis watched in horror. The aircraft stalled and struck the field killing him instantly.
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Lafayette
Tenn
In Field
Charles W. Lewis
Clay Lewis
Mose
Todays Chuckle About a Driver’s Stopping Motor
When a driver stops looks and listens there is something wrong with his motor and the joke plays on a cautious driver spotting a fault before moving on seeks a quick fix in the humorous line.
Soviet protest over Tuapse seizure by Formosa navy
Nationalist China announced that the Russian tanker Tuapse was seized off Formosa by a destroyer type warship and may be confiscated. The 840 ton vessel is held at Raohi port while Moscow protests US involvement and Washington drafts a rejection. The Nationalists say the Tuapse heads to Shanghai in violation of a UN embargo.
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Talpeh
Formosa
China
Formosan
Raohi
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Tuapse
Philippines
Washington
State Department
U.S
Xmavy
Poland
Shanghai
Woman asks officer to bring water milk make bed and whistle
Patrolman Tonys Hernandez recalls a call from a woman who asked for water then milk and help tidying a bed and pillows and to leave a police whistle for potential help again. He noted the episode may be outside the line of duty.
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Albuquerque
Tonys Hernandez
Churchill-Eisenhower Talks Center on Family Matters View
Prime Minister Churchill and President Eisenhower met to smooth over misunderstandings in Anglo American policy. Diplomats doubt progress, while officials offer cautious public optimism as they prepare weekend discussions on Far East issues and allied unity.
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Washington
Churchill
Eisenhower
Jin
Far East
White House
United States
Britain
Churchillith
Nixon
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Hurricane Off Texas Rockets Toward Mexican Coast
A Gulf of Mexico storm named Alice moved toward Brownsville Texas and the adjacent Mexican coast. Winds reached 80 mph near the center, with gusts up to 56 mph, while evacuees included 59 or 60 Girl Scouts and residents of Pedro Island. The storm threatened tides 5 to 2 feet above normal as crews and evacuees sought safety.
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Brownsville
Texas
Alice
Gulf of Mexico
Here
Pedro Island
Dewey Thruway Opening Seen As Milky Way Event
Governor Dewey opened a toll mile State Thruway stretch linking Syracuse Rochester and Utica. He drank milk at meals during the day long dedication events and was not expected to answer if he would seek a fourth term. He visited Newark Rose festival and Finger Lakes Sampson before returning to Albany.
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Rochester
Dewey
Syracuse
Utica
Pawling
Newark
Sampson
Albany
Donald H. ‘Mead
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White’ House
India
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Hisenhower
Korea
Indo-China
Geneva
Oks
Bully Graham
C. ©. Dodson
Phenin City
Ala
A. I. Patterson
Foster
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Chiang
Walter F. McGuinness
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