Dick Clark Denies Payola. Details Gifts, Royalty Payments
TV disc jockey Dick Clark swore he never took payola but admitted receiving gifts totaling 44 000 for himself and his wife from Lou Bedell and Dore records in 1958 and a 7 000 royalty payment from Bernard Lowe. He said gifts were business promotion expenses and insisted no payola or coercion occurred while defending his integrity before a House subcommittee.
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Washington
UPI
Dick Clark
Clark
House
Lou Bedell
Era
Dore Records
TV Star
Bernard Lowe
Butterfly
Lowe
Bedell
Bedett
Richard Clark
Utica
N.Y
Riots in Ankara as Students Clash with Police Over Government Actions
Thousands of students rioted in Ankara and other Turkish cities against government moves to empower investigative committees. At least 14 people were killed over two days, with three students killed today in Ankara outside the university. Prime Minister Adnan Menderes vowed swift punishment for the perpetrators. The Interior Ministry blamed the protests on Ismet Inonu's opposition party, and martial law remained in effect.
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Istanbul
API
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Ankara University
Menderes
Ministry of Interior
People Republican Party
Ismet Inonu
Legislative Investigative Commissions
Syngman Rhee
Republican Party
Weather outlook for Ohio region shows clouds and storms
The forecast covers Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio with mainly cloudy skies and warming into the afternoon. Showers and possible thunderstorms expected tonight and into Saturday with a minor temperature change. Thursday's range is 41 to 54 degrees, while this year's Thursday highs reach 48 to 70.
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Ohio
Fire Repeats At Former Parsch Lumber Site In Lodi Street
A second major blaze within 15 days struck the former Parsch Lumber Co property on Lodi St. early today. Fire and police will pursue a thorough inquiry to determine if the fire was started maliciously as two more buildings were almost totally destroyed.
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Parsch Lumber Co
Lodi St
Porsch Yard
Best Firm Stand in dealings with Russia urged by British Consul
Kiwanis Club talk calls for a firm policy toward Russia with emphasis on steadfast conduct. County cost rises as a man sentenced for non-support is hospitalized. Republican candidates for state legislature are questioned as clerks and trustees host an annual banquet.
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Russia
Kiwanis Club
Ind
Prisoner Flees Hospital With Family Escape from Columbus Hospital
William Hiles, 35, an Ohio penitentiary inmate on parole violations, fled a hospital visit with his wife and child as guards waited on the porch. Hiles, sentenced for robbery in Scioto County, was being treated for his daughter’s throat infection. wardens report the escape occurred as discharge papers were prepared.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Beryle C. Sacks
William Hiles
Scioto County
Thursby
Hiles
Sacks
Children’s Hospital
Teens Betrothed in Tragic Lake Jordan Accident
Betty Haney 16 and Robert Haney 18 will be buried beside each other in Greenwood Cemetery. The couple, married five months ago, were returning from a skating rink when a rented 14 foot boat swamped after a speedboat wake. Betty could not swim and Robert died saving her. five others survived.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Betty
Robert Haney
Robert
Greenwood Cemetery
Lake Jordan
Plane Bombing Kills Ten in Venezuela Crash
A Russian self described space explorer bombed a Venezuelan airliner at Calabozo near Caracas. Ten people died including nine passengers and crew. three survived recounting the terrorist assault before the device exploded.
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Caracas
Venezela
UPI
Calabozo
Tornadoes Kill Three in Oklahoma and Kansas
Tornadoes tore through Oklahoma and Kansas Thursday night killing three people and injuring at least four. The bodies of the victims were found in a shattered farm home near Cromwell, Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Cromwell
Oklahau
De Gaulle's New Orleans Welcome With Earl Long
In New Orleans 100000 residents greeted Charles de Gaulle in a festive carnival mood. Gov. Earl Long grabbed the president by the lapels in a humorous moment as a parade passed Canal Street. de Gaulle planned a wreath laying, Mississippi River boat ride, and speeches during his visit.
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New Orleans
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Earl K. Long
Yvonne
United States
de Gaulle
Mississippi
San Francisco
Canal Street
Louisiana
Long
Korean Red Troop Activity Cited Amid South Korea Crisis
The RoK army chief reports unusual activity along the 38th Parallel with increased espionage by Reds amid political turmoil. Acting President Huh Chung and cabinet fire all provincial governors as Rhee resigns and mourns his adopted son. Assembly adjourns briefly to pace new leadership.
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Seoul
UPI
Republic of Korea
38Th Parallel
Song Yo Chan
South Korea
Song
U.S
J. Graham Parsons
Huh Chung
Syneman Rhee
Rhee
Lee Kang Suk
Lee Ki Poong
National Assembly
Lee
Yank Gets Death Penalty In Indonesia
Allen Pope of Homestead Florida was sentenced to death by a three man court martial in Jakarta for flying a bomber for Indonesian rebels. He showed no emotion as the sentence was announced and claimed he was not paid. He faces possible presidential clemency or appeal with seven days to decide.
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Jacheslav Lavinski
Lavinski
Caracas
Puerto Ayacucho
Olive Parra
Yaeall
Jakarta
UPII
Allen Pope
Homestead
Fla
Pope
New York
Florida
Perrine
Lawrence
al Ambon
Indonesia
Sukarno
Sardjono
Republic of Indonesia
Ambon
Aaerice
China
Hoffa Trial Moves Forward After Denial of Delay
Federal Judge Joseph R. Jackson rejected James R. Hoffa’s bid to halt the trial on charges of misusing union funds. The decision keeps Hoffa on track to face court in Washington with prosecutors detailing alleged financial abuses within the Teamsters.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph R. Jackson
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Cushioned porch condition on Harvard Ave offered
Placed on Harvard Avenue a cushioned porch condition listed with a price of $20. Likely a small hardware or housing item sale noted in a brief community listing.
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Harvard Ave
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