Navy probe into crippled bomber fight near Korea
A Japan newsman reports an official denial of problems on a four engine Mercator during a MIG attack near Korea. The Navy said the forward turret was replaced by detection gear and the tail gun disabled by a intercom mixup. Gunner Corder survived with knee fracture and shrapnel wounds.
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Navy
Yokosuka
Mayer
Aviation Electricians
Donald E. Corder
Jacksonville
Ill
Corder
North Korea
Miho
Iwakuni
Priest Faces Trial For Unauthorized Warsaw Chapel
In Sulejowska parish near Warsaw, Rev. Stephan Rozalski is charged with building a wooden chapel without the necessary official authorization. Proceedings move forward in the Polish capital.
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Warsaw
Seven Inmates Face Charges Over Prisoner Protest
Seven inmates were charged with battery with intent to commit a felony and attempted escape after a protest in the hospital at the state institution. Prisoners were held in solitary, and Hock described the motives and sentences for each man, including Knowles and Phillips.
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Hock
Indiana Reformatory
Phillips
Knowles
Cecil L. Hobbs
Scott County
Jerome McGill
Indianapolis
William A. Throop
Connersville
Robert Lee Terrell
East Chicago
Irvin Jones
Grant County
McElroy Seeks 50 Million for Air Force Independence Allowances
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the Air Force needs an extra 50 million dollars for independence allowances for the year starting July 1. He warned that federal budget experts cannot keep up with evolving defense needs and marriage related costs.
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Washington
Congress
Stork
Dan Cupid
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Senate
Air Force
Apalachin Host Dies in Federal Court Appearance
Apalachin meeting figure Barbara dies in his 70s after a federal court appearance in Syracuse where he pled innocent from a wheelchair to an indictment charging tax evasion. Physicians had warned he could testify briefly before state investigators before his death. The case links 27 guests including Vito Genovese and Joseph Profaci to a federal grand jury indictment in New York City on May 21 for narcotics conspiracy charges.
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Barbara
Syracuse
State Investigations Commission
Vito Genovese
Joseph Profaci
New York City
Apalachin meeting taint in probe sparks obstruction talk
The report notes efforts to obstruct justice by withholding the Apalachin meeting’s purpose. Barbara and his elder son are named as co conspirators but not defendants. Joseph Jr. faces perjury indictment for questioning by state investigators.
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Barbara
Joseph Jr
Whirlpool workers reject latest contract offer
Evansville Ind June 18 striking members of the International Union of Electrical Workers voted to reject Whirlpool Corp’s newest contract. The 30 minute meeting saw all 10 negotiating committee members oppose management’s stance on incentive pay and working conditions. The strike began Wednesday noon, idling 4 090 workers. C Walter M Acker, longtime union member and former state representative, left the union after calling the strike stupid.
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Evansville
Ind
Whirlpool Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Whirlpool
Sears, Roebuck
C. Walter M. Acker
Liberace Vindicated as Mirror Verdict Clears Star
The Daily Mirror story by William N. Connor found no editorial comment and noted Liberace’s claim of vindication after the jury ruled the column implied homosexuality. He celebrated among fans and telephoned his mother, while Mrs Friend met acquaintances at the Savoy.
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Daily Mirror
William N. Connor
Liberace
the Mirror
Mrs. Friend
Savoy Hotel
California
Savoy Grill
Jury member recalls bias while deliberating on trial
A juror, Mrs. Friend, described not letting emotions bias her during jury service after reporting that the defendant left a hotel to perform at a theater in suburban Chiswick. She confirmed she did not let personal feelings affect her verdict.
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Chiswick
Liquor Store Seeks Ruling On Cold Beer Ban
Charles R. Deets Jr. of Lafayette filed suit in Indianapolis Criminal Court 3 seeking a declaratory judgment on whether state law bans selling cold beer in package liquor stores. He claims the Alcoholic Beverage Commission ruling restricting chilling beer harms business.
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Indianapolis
Charles R. Deets Jr
Lafayette
Indiana
Deets
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
ABC
West Germany says trade with Red China rises in 1960 four months
The Economics Ministry announced West Germany exports to Communist China reached 41.05 million dollars and imports 22.91 million dollars in the first four months of the year, higher than any other West European nation.
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Bonn
West Germany
China
Economics Ministry
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