Trend Guesser Doubts Rally Yet Market Subdued
Analysts say the summer rally idea is unclear. Walston & Co notes limited sell pressure among big holders while others warn of a cautious market. Edmund Tabell sees a buying zone on dips but no clear trend. Investors await clearer signals as options activity and investigations loom.
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Cross Burning Investigated in Daytonfront of Negro Air Force Officer
Daytons authorities investigated an alleged cross burning in front of Capt. Samuel Masseberg and his wife at their bridge party. The kerosene soaked cross was found in the yard by a fellow officer amid a mixed guest gathering of colored and white attendees.
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Samuel Masseberg
Libel Trial Could Be Hollywood Shocker
Hollywood stars face a criminal libel trial for Confidential and Whisper magazines with Fred and Marjorie Meade as potential West Coast agents. Names like Lana Turner Corinne Calver Jeffrey Stone Tab Hunter Rory Calhoun Buddy Baer Walter Pidgeon Josephine Dalton and others are tied to the case as subpoenas loom and a bright publicity spotlight awaits. No witness list is assured, and defense aims to compel testimony while officials cast doubt on stars appearing at the hearing.
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Marjorie Meade
Lana Turner
Corinne Calver
Jeffrey Stone
Tab Hunter
Rory Calhoun
Buddy Baer
Walter Pidgeon
Josephine Dalton
Clark Gable
Arthur J. Crowley
Scandal
Crowley
Gregory Peck
Maureen O'Hara
Lee Liberace
Beverly Hills
Clarence Linn
Skephcal
Hollywood
Linn
Movietown
Turkey
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Weird Happenings End After Pipe Is Dug Up
Tulsa sources say strange events at the Wilkinson home stopped after a pipe was unearthed in the yard. Neighbors had reported odd noises and unexplained activity, but calm returned following the digging.
PUC Ohio names Hampton chief engineer in Columbus
Paul E Hampton of Canal Winchester was named chief engineer of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. His appointment followed hours after Paul E Weiland of Lancaster became director of a new Utilities Department. Commission Chairman Everett Krueger said a new transportation department will also be added with a director to be named.
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Paul E. Hampton
Canal Winchester
Pub Hc Utilities Commission of
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Paul E. Weiland
Lancaster
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Wei-land
Everett Krueger
Department of Transportation
Hangpton
Nebraska Public Power System
Train Collision Kills Five In Indiana
Five men died when a train struck a car near Greenfield Indiana with one survivor reported near death at Hansecek County Memorial Hospital. The victims were Gene Richardson Gordon V Ankroom Joe Padget Heuer Marion Lawhorn and Floyd Leiter.
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Ecek County Memorial Hospital
Harry Purdy Howell
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Selma
Columbus
Ohio State University
Em Irance
Gene Richardson
Floyd =. Leiter
Eaton
Gordon V. Ankroom
Joe Padget Heuer
Muncie
Marion M. Lawhorn
Pennville
Truck Drivers Die In Train Collision At Fortville
Indiana state troopers report a station wagon drove onto railroad tracks and into a New York Central passenger train traveling about 80 mph at Fortville near Greenfield. Six men from Robinson Trucking were returning home after blacktopping roads in Hancock County when the crash occurred at a crossing lacking flashing signals and with an unobstructed view.
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New York Central
Jedge
Fortville
Greenfield
Hancock County
Robinson Trucking Company
Madhouse of Bureaucracy Ended Says Khrushchev
Paris dispatch reports Nikita Khrushchev stating that Russia has ended a madhouse of bureaucracy and pursuing a new decentralization of industry. The interview was conducted with Jerome Davis and other American visitors in Moscow during their visit last week.
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Dartmouth
Russia
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
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United Press
Communist Party
Paris
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Centratiang
New Flu Epidemic Seen As Probable This Fall
Washington reports a strong government push to prepare for a potential oriental flu epidemic this coming fall and winter. Surgeon General Burney says a widespread outbreak is a definite probability and mass vaccine production is underway though insufficient doses may be ready before the danger period. He expects a milder variant with fewer deaths, though complications can be deadly.
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Leroy E. ‘Burney
Asia
United States
Burney
Fires Sweep Large Area In California
A four day heat wave spurred brush fires in Southern California burning at least 13 homes in the Los Angeles basin. Fire crews struggled with low water pressure but gained control by night. Wet weather fell elsewhere with heavy rains in Minnesota towns and cooler air expected in the plains.
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Los Angeles Basin
Pomona
Hollywood Hills
Minneapolis
Alexandria
Minn
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Pickets Clash With Sheriff's Men Over Steel Loading
In Martins Ferry Ohio a clash occurred as sheriff deputies attempted to load 35000 dollars worth of steel from the McDowell Inc plant. About 50 pickets hurled bricks eggs and bottles at the officers and a railroad detective drew his revolver but no shots were fired. A replevin order earlier this week sought possession of the steel paid for by Vito Enterprises of Cleveland.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
McDowell Inc
Belmont County
Cloyd Barricklow
United Steel Workers Union
Barricklow
Cleveland
Vito Enterprises of
Belmont County Common Pleas Court Earier
Nickel Plate Railroad
Jack Eslary
Eslary
Marilyn Monroe suffers miscarriage during operation
New York led report says actress Marilyn Monroe, 31, lost her baby nearly eight months before due date after emergency surgery at Doctors Hospital. She was rushed 100 miles from home, given a blood transfusion, and was described in satisfactory condition with husband Arthur Miller at her side.
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Marilyn Monroe
Doctors Hospital
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
College Head Elected Bishop
Dr. J Gordon Howard president of Otterbein College in Westerville Ohio has been elected bishop in the Evangelical United Brethren Church He will serve the east central area from Pittsburgh and fills the Dayton vacancy caused by the December auto crash death of Dr Paul E V Shanihen Before his Otterbein inauguration he edited Sunday School literature and spent years on the churchs general boards directing youth education and leadership programs
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J. Gordon Howard
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard
Pittsburgh
Paul E. V. Shanihen
Otterden
Dr. Howard
United Brethren Church
General Board of Christian Education
Hagerty Denounces Bailey Liar Remark Against Eisenhower
White House press secretary James Hagerty said Bailey's claim that the President bears fault for the defeat of the federal school aid bill speaks for itself and those who made it. Bailey insisted he was misquoted but did not deny making the remark when questioned by an United Press reporter.
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Khbrushchev
Central Committee
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D-W. Va
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Marke
United Press
Senate Debates SBA Bill To Extend Agency Date
The Senate will vote today to extend the Small Business Administration for another year. Agreement reached Thursday night to interrupt civil rights debate and grant authority for SBA to continue operations.
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Senate
Small Business Administration
SBA
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