Goldfine Ends Break in Wide Inquiry Ties Adams to Defense Case
Washington UPI report notes Bernard Goldfine's probe paused while new investigators assess a military contract matter linked to Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams. The subcommittee prepared to hear testimony next week on Goldfine’s 1957 refund dispute and possible contempt citation for dodging questions, as Adams and others face renewed scrutiny over textile and Army contracts.
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Washington
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
White House
Sherman Adams
Adams Adams
Iare
Santa Claus
F. Edward Hebert Feast
Thel
p-La
Miliary Group
House Subcommittee
Legisla Caid
Pew
World Warness
Raglaine Worsted, Inc
New Hampshire
Pervicer
Adams
Pentagon
Army
Middle East tensions escalate with troops to Jordan and Beirut
Nasser and Khrushchev center on Mideast amid massive troop exercises on Iran and Turkey borders. Demonstrations in Moscow target U S and British embassies as paratroopers land from Germany to Turkey. Marines seize Beirut outposts as British airlift eyes Jordan. King Hussein moves to defend Iraq, while Jordan seeks to stabilize and France beefs up offshore presence.
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Urden
Iran
Turkey
United States
Moscow
Middle East
Antelias
Sth Marine Regiment
Charles Parziale
Quincy
Mass
Lebanon
Austria
Innsbruck
Tyrol
Germany
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Beirut
Amman
Jordan
Britain
Jordan Radio
Iraq
King Hussein
Thseet
U. S Navy
Saratoga
Des Moines
Robert M. McClintock
U. S. State Department
Robert Murphy
Cruser
France
Crash Fatalities Hit Ohio Man in Murphy NC
Cecil Collins an 18 year old from Miamisburg Ohio died in Murphy North Carolina after a car crash on a rural road. He sustained injuries 30 hours earlier when the car struck two trees.
Senators Vote Likely on Trade Bill Amendments
In Washington UPI reports Senate may begin voting today on major amendments to the House passed reciprocal trade bill. Debate centers on how to balance presidential tariff authority with congressional oversight. Senator Payne proposes a compromise to allow overturn by a simple Senate and House majority. Dulles to urge restoration of foreign aid funding cut by the House.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Frederick Payne
Maine
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Finance Committee
Payne
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP
William F. Knowland
John Foster Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Administration
Dulles
Supreme Court
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
U.S. Navy
Oriente
Means
Storms Hit Missouri And Kansas
Severe storms swept Missouri and Kansas with funnel clouds sighted near St. Louis and deadly flooding across farmland. Seven traffic deaths blamed on downpours as evacuations continued near Fort Scott and in southern Indiana and Pennsylvania river basins.
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Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Namego
Kan
Edgewood
Fort Scott
Mississippi
Tilmoi
Wabash
White Rivers
Indiana
Beaver River
Pennsylvania
Central Plains
Ohio
Ohio Legion Opens 3 Day Convention in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio members of the American Legion began arriving for a three day program of parades resolutions and speeches. About 10 000 delegates were expected to attend a Sunday parade through downtown. The group will consider a Toledo post resolution urging endorsement of Eisenhower foreign aid for defense and allied support. executive committees allowed Quaker City Post and Salem bands in the state band contest and tentatively approved two new posts charters Meadowdale Daytona suburb Smithville Wayne County. The 40 and 8 auxiliary elected Mrs Sue Sonnanstine of Wadsworth as head. The 40 and 8 parade is set for Saturday night at 8.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
American Legion
Toledo
Legion
Eisenhower
The
Free World
U. S
Quaker City Post
Salem
Legion Auxiliary Honor Society
Sue Sonnanstine
Wadsworth
Fun and Honor Society of the Legion
Quaker City
Canton
Galion
Meadowdale
Daytona
Smithville
Wayne County
Fool Proof System Shows Flaw At Long Beach Pageant
The so called fool proof system for screening contestants at the Long Beach beauty pageant produced its first failure. Officials acknowledged the flaw and pledged a review of the process to prevent underage entrants.
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Long Beach
Call
Crash in France Kills Four GIs and a Civilian
Four American soldiers and a French civilian were killed when a bus collided head on with a truck near Olivet, France. The truck swerved into the bus, killing three Americans instantly and a captain who died en route to the hospital. The bus carried 36 passengers on the way to an Army post.
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France
Orleans
Areceen
Long Beach
Olivet
Hugemnja
Farmer Saves Fellow Flier Amid Plane Crash Rescue
In North Carolina and Iraq notes, a farmer at a wrecked crop-duster farm pulls a burning co-worker from the flaming wreckage. Ennis, who summoned aid, recalls the survivor urging him to remove burning shoes as flames lapped. The injured man was taken to Rex Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph PF. Parkerson
Okeechobee
Fla
Sexton Ennis
Ennis
Parkerson
Parker
Angier. NC
UPI
Enns
Rex Hospital
Ralewh
Catro
Bagdad Radio 1
Jaway
Lake Carriers Oppose Seaway Toll Proposal
The head of the Lake Carriers' Association urged the State Department to protect United States citizens against proposed tolls for lake ships using the Welland Canal.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lake Carriers’ Assn
State Department
United States
Welland Ship Canal
Lyndon Spencer
Lake Ontario
Canada
St.Lawrence
Million Cheer Shrine Parade in Chicago Draws Record Crowd
A UPSD-A report notes a five hour Shrine Parade in Chicago with about 18 000 attendees along Michigan Avenue to Soldiers Field. The crowd was double the turnout of Tuesday with a $300 000 Shrine HQ project approved for Park Ridge. The 88th annual convention ends as George Stringfellow of East Orange N J takes office, while Broadway Johnny's from Youngstown entertain.
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Chicago
Shriners
Michigan Ave
Soldiers Field
Philip A. McGuire
Imperiil Council of the Shrine
Park Ridge
George E. Stringfellow
East Orange
N. J
Potenttate
Thomas W. Melsham
Broadway Johnnies
Youngstown
Ohio
Four Drown In Ohio River and Nearby Waters
At least four people drowned across Ohio on Thursday including Judith E. Koonce a 22 year old Eastmoor Junior High teacher who perished after diving to save students on a Clifton Gorge hike. Her body was not recovered. A 9 year old boy Wallace Jessup drowned in a farm pond near Warren. Ada Evans 47 fell into a creek near East Liberty and died after an uncle saved her head from the water. she died later at a Bellefontaine hospital.
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Judith E. Koonce
Eastmoor
Columbus
Clifton Gorge
Miss Koonce
Sharon Banning
Lakeview
Kyrleen Ruhl
Kyrleen
Warren
Wallace Jessup
Bellefontaine
Ada Evans
East Liberty
James Evans
Joseph Gregg
Spearfishing Popular In Flood in Missouri River
Spearfishing has become a popular sport along the Missouri River where big fish are washed into flooded lowlands. Farmers arrive with pitch forks and improvised spears while state officials note it is legal to spearfish using a regular fishing license.
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Jefferson City
Missour River
Seaman Granted British Political Asylum
London reports Britain has granted political asylum to Estonian seaman Erich Teayn 32 who fled a Russian fishing fleet on June 26 and landed on the Shetland Islands in a small boat. A Soviet party of about 30 seamen intruded to seize him but was repelled by islanders. The Foreign Office protested to Russia.
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London
UPD
Britain
Shetland Islands
Erich Teayn
Tenga
Russia
Costa Rica Next Good Will Stop
UPI reports Dr Milton Eisenhower leaves by plane today for Costa Rica as the third stop on his good will study mission to Central America. He and his team of financial and economic experts met twice with President Ramon Villeda Morales and aides during a two day stay in Honduras. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, makes the swing through Central American republics as personal representative of his brother, President Eisenhower.
Once-Doomed Dog To Lead Pet Parade
Annie the dog, once slated for death after 16 months of legal sparring, was saved by a court ruling and named grand marshal of Kenton Ohio’s pet parade. City officials recorded the decision and announced the dog would lead a pets procession, with Annie kept from execution at a local kennel where she had been held since March 1957.
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Welland Canal
Great Lakes
Admiral Spencer
Ther Canal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Germany
Perkins
Joanne
Uake
Ontario
Annie
Midwest
Heber Clay
Minnesota
Michigan
Court of Appeals
Hardin County Humane Society
Wisconsin
Pennsyla
Vania
Ohio
Kenton
UPI
George Pleasant
Anne
Corned
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Hussein
Hashemite Federation
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India
Nablus
Adana
Trukish
American University
Adel Osreyran
Camille Chamoun
Cruse
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Nib al Safa
P.R. Smith & CO
Brokerage Service
Robert Colling
Dallas
Col. Collins
James Connally Air Force Base
Col. Colling
Mrs. Collins
Waco
United Press International
Albert Ht. Matthews
Steward
Bronx
Robert C. Gerringer
Downington
Mermitt H. Stuck
Seaman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cpl
Hannibal B. Holmes
Richmond
Navy
Los Canos
Treasury Department
Hhe
Ohio Legion
Hste
WaLiake
Perm Neamen
Farmer
Rap Seaway
Little Miami River
Yellow Springs
Costa Rica
Pepie
Eastern Heights Blvd
Fleetwood
Kaplan
W. Breed
Bruscino
Cleveland Fabric Shops, Inc
Westgate Shopping Center
Fairview Park
Eastgate Gardens Inc
Fairow
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