Touhy parole bid survives as clemency moves forward
Springfield dispatch reports Stratton Touhy, appealing for clemency, had his release prospects boosted by Gov Leopold amid ongoing parole efforts. Meanwhile, his 9 year kidnapping conviction remains intact after the Stateville inmate’s 1942 escape case and associated legal actions.
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Springfield
Anpold
Roger
the Terrible
Joliet
Stratton Touhy
William G. Leopold
Execu
Stratton
Tllinols
Prison and Parole Board
Stateville
Nathan Lee
Leopold
Pardon and Parole Board
Touhy
John
Jake the Barber
Robert B. Johnstone
Manitowish Waters
Wis
Thel. U.S. Supreme Court
Senate May Vote Funds For Two Departments
The Senate is expected to vote new appropriations for the Defense and Agriculture departments today as payless paydays threaten thousands of government workers. The House already approved these measures, totaling 33.8 billion for the Pentagon and 3.67 billion for Agriculture, but civil rights debate and stalled Senate consent blocked quick action on related agencies and August payrolls.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Defense and Agriculture Departments
House
Wayne Morse
Ore
White House
Pentagon
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Small Business Administration
Aisraabortel Cooperation Administration
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Billy Graham Crusade Reaches 40 701 Decisions in New York
Billy Graham preached on the Apostle Paul at Madison Square Garden as 334 inquirers came forward to record decisions for Christ. The New York crusade since May 15 has drawn 40,701 decisions, with total attendance surpassing 1,328,600 as the run extended beyond original dates to August 10.
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New York
Billy Graham
Apostle Paul
Christ
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Chrysler Plant Start Due Soon at Twinsburg Facility
Chrysler Corp. says limited production will start very soon at its new 85 million stamping plant in Twinsburg. The plant will be dedicated in November, with full production not planned for another year.
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Akron. C
INS
Chrysler Corp
Twinsburg
Goodyear Tire Prices Raised Across Rubber Sector
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co announces price increases of three to six percent to take effect tonight, aiming to set the pattern for the entire rubber industry. The move comes as unemployment claims show a drop and costs for wages, materials, and freight rise, affecting tires, footwear, and molded rubber products.
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Akron
OMS
Year Tire and Rubber Co
Columbus
INS
Bureau of Unemployment
Kennedy Attacks Dio Link to Union Ties in New York
Kennedy charged that Dio financed and controlled New York Local 102 and eight other locals through the UAW AFL, turning them into henchmen and packing odd trades with its workers. He linked Teamsters Vice President Hoffa to Dio, noting alliances aimed at controlling Atlantic shipping and Manhattan supply lines amid a widening Senate inquiry.
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New York Area
Kennedy
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Grand Teamsters Union
Dio
Teamsters
New York
Hoffa
Senate Committee
WVEEM
UUM
Manhattan
John LL McClellan
D-Ark
Rocket-Rdden International Longshoremen's Assn
Atlantic
St. Lawrence Seaway
Washburn and
Rif
AFL United Auto Workers
Uaw-Afl
Samuel Zakman
Zakman
Ldiverse
Saxbe Names Cleveland Man to Assistant Attorney General
Richard Fink, 29, of Cleveland, named by Attorney General William T Saxbe as an assistant attorney general. Former IRS collection officer in Cleveland, he will join Saxbe's workers compensation unit after graduating from Cleveland Marshalis Law School. Another Saxbe appointee, Richard Michael of Jackson, named executive secretary of the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs.
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Columbus
INS
Richard Fink
Cleveland
William T Saxbe
Internal Revenue Office
Fink
Saxbe
Cleveland Marshalis Law School
Richard ©. Michael of
Jackson
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Air Force Marks 50th Birthday in Washington Ceremony
Air Force 50th anniversary events honor its founders and pilots from World War I, World War II, and Korea. Delegates at Arlington National Cemetery, leaders like Gen. Thomas D. White and Chief of Staff discuss enduring strength, space frontiers, and the service’s rapid rise since 1908.
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Washington
Air Force
Nual Air Force Assn
Milbhur G. Apt
America
Arling
Korea
Jijteatrs
Thomas D. White
White
Cap
Itema
Wright Brothers
Plot to Make Windsor King Disclosed
A London backed Nazi scheme to enthrone Windsor as a puppet monarch is dismissed as fabrications by the duke and duchess. German files indicate wartime attempts to influence Britain failed, while British officials call the papers tainted and incomplete. The Windsors argued the memoirs reflect German aims to distort truth. The report notes Aga Khan’s son denying anti-British plots and detailing the 1940 start of the plan in Spain, with Ribbentrop proposing detention and a puppet king.
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Don Dixoning
Spain
INS
Windsor
Duchess of Windsor
Lis
London
England
Bon
Portugal
Nasaau
Fabrica
State Department
Bahamas
Re “Ha
France
Lisbon
Aga Khan
Germany
Italy
India
Aly Khaz
Paris
Isfe
Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Storms Hit Iowa and Three Other States Slam Region
A squall line with winds up to 50 mph battered eastern Iowa causing property damage and a plane crash near Cities Airport in New Jersey. The storm extended into Davenport and the Quad Cities area, with isolated storms across the plains and several states. Rainfall varied, drought relief appeared in parts of the Northeast, and warmer, humid conditions persisted nationwide with minor temperature changes expected.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Davenport
Quad
Ilinois
Tamuanins
Pau Ulied
Robert Cadwell
Moline, Jr
New Jersey
State Agricult
Phillip Alampi
Cities
Cadwell
Witd Hurty
Plains
Florida
Louisiana
South Carolina
Maine
Inflation squeezes profits across multiple industries
New York reports show higher money rates and inflation trimming corporate profits. Steel wages rose six percent with only four percent price gains, tires up six percent with modest price increases, and aluminum costs up eight percent while prices rose under four percent. Banks warn there is no buoyancy, while global outlook signals limited upswing and no major downturn.
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New York
Wall Street
Cooler Days More Rain Ahead in August Forecast
Washington AP reports the Weather Bureau predicts below normal temperatures and normal or above rainfall for most of August. The 30 day outlook shows cooler averages east of the Mississippi with above normal precipitation likely, while central and northern areas may see hotter spells. The eastern drought relief is anticipated despite subnormal rainfall planned for the central and southern plains.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rochester
N.J
Augustine
Ohio
J. Cunningham
Mississippi
East Land
Atlantic Seaboard
James Cunningham & Son
Appalachians
Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Retired General James L. Bradley Dies in Lafayette
Maj. Gen. James L. Bradley U S Army retired died Tuesday in Lafayette California after a career that included leading the 6th Infantry Division in the Pacific during World War II and campaigns in the Okinawa area.
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Lafayette
Calif
James L. Bradley
U.S A
Pacific
Okiake
Nawan
Narcotics Raids Net 11 Arrests in Dayton
Eleven men are in custody after multiple Dayton narcotics raids. Montgomery County grand jury secretly indicted the group for possession and narcotics cases. Arrested: Robert Osborne, Harold Stokes, Marion Miller, Lucius Harms, Shelley Edwards, Robert Battles, Donald Brooks, Otis Phillips, Herbert Rolymeon, Caldwell Webb, Carl Shefbeid.
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Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Robert Osborne
Harold Stokes
Marion F. Miller
Lucius Harms
Shelley P. Edwards
Robert L. Battles
Donald Brooks
Otis Phillips
Herbert E Rolymeon
Caldwell Webb
End
Carl E. Shefbeid
New Agreement Expands INS News Report
Kingsbury Smith announces a new INS expansion by signing an agreement with Germany's DPA to obtain exclusive rights for distributing DPA overseas service in the western hemisphere. DPA is an independent agency owned by West German publishers and radio networks, serving about 1100 newspapers with a combined daily circulation near 14 million.
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New York
INS
World News Report
Kingsbury Smith
Smith
Free Germany
DPA
Deutsche Presse- Agentur
PPA
Richard Skelton Nine Relives Hope Amid Leukemia Doom
London dispatch reports nine year old Richard Skelton doomed to die within a year from leukemia. He traveled from Paris with Red Skelton and family, said he knows he will die yet remains hopeful a cure will be found. Richard spoke of loving his three poodles and wishing to return home.
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London
Ins
Richard Skelton
Paris
Red Skelton
Richard
U. S
Rome
Red
Elizabeth
Doomed Dog's Owner to Pay for Appeal
Lima reports Mrs. Joanna Perkins will accept The Lima News offer to finance an appeal for Annie the St. Bernard condemned for killing sheep. The appeal to the Third District Court of Appeals at Lima follows a dog warden arrest on February 25 after a farmer found sheep killed. Annie remains in an animal hospital as the case proceeds.
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Lima
Joanna Perkins
Lima News
Annie
Third District Court of Appeals
Perkins
Pvt
Gene Perkins
Augsberg
Germany
Pickets Barred From Parade at Dominion Electric Plant
Mansfield Ohio inspectors report that International Association of Machinists pickets were barred from parading outside Dominion Electric Corp. Richland County Common Pleas Judge G E Kalbfleisch issued a temporary injunction banning blocking plant entrances. Production at the plant had been shut down Monday.
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