FBI Studies Reports Blast Cap Found In Wrecked Plane
In Barstow California an airliner experienced a mysterious blast. A blasting cap was found in the toilet and debris indicated an explosion. The 13th passenger, Saul F. Binstock, 62, of Canoga Park, died from injuries after the emergency landing at George Air Force Base. The plane originated in Las Vegas and the investigation involved CAB CAA FBI Western Airlines Convair and the Air Lines Ports Assn.
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Barstow
Calif
FBI Today
George Air Force Base
California
Saul F. Binstock
Canoga Park
Desert
O'Donnell Mortuary
Binstock
Las Vegas
Nev
CAB
CAA
FBI
Western Air Lines
Convair
Aur
Puots Assn
Blue Law Hassle Grows in Sunday Opening Probe
Cleveland report says 11 stores face Ohio blue law charges for Sunday operations including drugstores and gas stations. Attorneys threaten formal complaints and prosecution, arguing discrimination as they note 300 firms already open Sundays and call for broader closing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bernard J. Conway
Harvey Yoder
Sunday, Inc
Yoder
Harold H. Kahn
Conway
Marshall Drug Co
Gray Drugs Co
Standard Oil
Gulf
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Missing forceps spark inquest into Olson death
In Chicago the inquest into Joseph Olson's death focuses on missing 5 inch forceps found during an autopsy at Woodlawn Hospital. Deputy Corsoner Dore demands their location by Aug. 2 while questioning whether they existed, as hospital and coroner staff trace the instruments allegedly left in Olson's abdomen before sterilization and cabinet return.
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Chicago
Corsoner Carnelius Dore
Joseph Olson
Woodlawn Hospital
Olson
Dore
Sweden
Woodlawn
Archer
Francis
Harold Wagner
Wagner
Thomas Ormand
Ormand
Jilted Youth Saved From Long Plunge on Manhattan Bridge
A 20 year old man from Camden New Jersey named Julie Ramos teetered for 40 minutes on the Manhattan Bridge 140 feet above the water before Edward Elezat 34 managed to pull him to safety. Ramos said he had no one who cared and did not want to live. He was taken to a hospital for observation.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Julie Ramos
Camden
N.J
Edward Elezat
Ramos
Dominick Patella
Elezat
Beat
Pair Arraigned In Thrill Death
In Millersburg Ohio Michael Dumoulin of Wooster and Cleo Peters of Muscatine Iowa pleaded innocent to charges of first degree murder in the death of Amish farmer Cobleniz. Akron reporters note city welfare officials discussed dog control as part of the hearing.
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Millersburg
INS
Michael Dumoulin
Wooster
Cleo E. Peters
Muscatine
Iowa
Akron
Overzeal
Prelirious Council Welfare Committee
Paul Ceblentz
Mring
Hope
Cobleniz
Holmes
Tax Probe Slides Over Union Boss Spending
Senate investigators pressed the Justice Department and IRS to probe theater loving labor leader Klewert accused of misusing 101,963 of union funds for personal gain. Testimony from union President Valente and investigator Calabrese cited numerous lavish expenditures including Broadway tickets, hotel bills, fashion purchases, and air travel, with a $6,500 annual expense fund cited as justification.
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Washington
Senate
Juestice Department
Internat Revenue Service
Polley
John L. McClellan
Iece
Klewert
Anthony Valente
Alphonse F. Calabrese
Fnday
Calabrese
Klenert
C.o.d
Uni Flon
America
Robert F. Kennedy
Kienert and Valente
Union
Statehouse underground parking garage bond approved
The Underground Parking Commission in Columbus will submit a bond resolution on September 6 for a proposed $5 million underground garage at the statehouse to house 1030 cars. Commission Chairman William Es Knepper said construction could start next spring if the bond market is favorable, with plans prepared for issuance and sale while bids determine final cost.
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Knepper
Dennis Murphy
The
Ohio Company
Commission
Man Killed In Cleveland Tavern Brawl
Nelson A. Mainor, 34, was shot and killed outside the Cali fornia Tavern in Cleveland as he tried to intervene in a fight. Bartender Johnny Phoenix, 27, claimed he fired at the ground to scare three men beating tavern owner Ernest Rosacco, who had ejected the troublemakers.
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Cleveland
Nelson A.mainor
California
Johnny Phoenix
Mainor
Ernest Rosacco
Phoenix
Rosacco
Mainer
Chamber Rejects Former Communist's Bid to Quit Seat
Anton Giolitti sought to resign his parliamentary seat after quitting the Communist party. The Halian Chamber, by a show of hands, rejected the bid, showing a majority pleased he left the party. Giolitti remains among about 140 Communist members of the 590 seat chamber. If he persists, the chamber will vote again.
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Anton Giolitti
Communist Party
Giolitti
Giolitii
Woman Reports Brutal Beating in Columbus City Prison
A intoxication arrestee told investigators she was pistol whipped by a Columbus officer. The disclosure follows an internal probe into treatment at the city jail and claims of harsh force used during detention.
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Dorothy Glens
Columbus
Columbus Ponel
Joseph Murane Jr
U.P
Mayor Promises Full Inquiry In Columbus Beating Case
Columbus officials vow no cover up after Dorothy Glenn, 42, is beaten during intoxication arrest. Mayor Sensenbrenner pledges thorough investigation as Glenn recovers from severe facial injuries at Grant hospital. Police say the arresting officer exceeded authority. other officers cleared.
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Dorothy Glenn
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Joseph Murnane Sr
M.j
Investi- E. Sensenbrenner
Atinnic
George W. Scholer
Scholer
Glenn
Murmane
Harvey List
Boy Bitten by Tiny Team Draws Attention
In Pittsburgh a four year old, Alan Croft, was bitten in a garden by what doctors believed to be a copperhead. His nine year old brother Frank alerted their mother as the child was rushed to an Air Force hospital, then to Children’s Hospital fifteen miles away. A nurse watched over him through the night as doctors diagnosed the injury as a double bee sting.
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Pittsburgh
Alan Croft
Frank
Alan
Children’s Hospital
Croft
Coraopolis Heights
Outbreak in Cuba Fails to Spark Revolution
Havana reporters and photographers traveled from Miami after exile sources predicted a Cuba revolt on the July 26 anniversary. The only public disturbance was a small march by about 20 women protesting hunger striking political prisoners. A few bombs exploded harmlessly in San Pedro, where Castro remnants are hiding.
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Havana
Cuba
Miami
Fidel Castro
Florida
San[pee
Castro
Hoffa Aims for Teamsters Top Post in Post Beck Era
Chicago report says James R Hoffa 44 launches bid to succeed Dave Beck as Teamsters president amid other union politics. Hoffa declares readiness to confront AFL CIO opposition after recent acquittal on charges tied to a Senate Rackets Committee spy case. In Seattle Beck pleads not guilty to grand jury indictment charging him with grand larceny.
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Chicago
James R.hoffa
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
Senate
Seattle
Wash
Beck Jr arraigned over alleged Teamsters vehicle case
Springfield based report states Al Beck Jr will be arraigned next Tuesday on charges related to a Teamsters union automobile sale and pocketing the money. Hoffa defies Greeley era policy while pledging autonomy for the AFL-CIO and union movement loyalty amid political tensions.
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Beck
Teamsters’ Union Automobile
Dave Springfield
al ‘Beck Jr
Afl-Cio
Glen S. Wintermayer
Union
Trade
Hoffa
Doggie Doings Bring Big Switch Ends Happily
Washington UP report describes two cosmopolitan dogs Jerry and Punkin both from Germany after mixed ancestry beagles. Crates opened by boys lead to mistaken identity as they jostled, prompting officials to cooperate to reunite Jerry with Peter in Albuquerque. A pet turtle named Pa ree died midweek, but by Friday night harmony returned.
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Washington
Jerry
Germany
Pun Kin
Albuquerque
N.M
Angie
Peter
Charles W. Gay
Col
A. C. Well
Railway Express
Punkin
Gay
Hamel
Wellings
Paree
Corrigan to Question Wedler in Sheppard Case
Deland Florida attorney William Corrigan, who defended Dr. Samuel Sheppard in 1954, is en route to investigate Donald Wedler, a 23 year old convict claiming knowledge that could reopen the Sheppard murder case. Corrigan arrives Monday to review Wedler's story amid renewed interest by Gardner supporters and Cleveland authorities.
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Deland, Fla
ULP
Samuel Sheppard
Florida
Wiliam Corrigan
Donald Wedler
Cleveland
Litad Weeshm Channard
Last Wedler
Stanley Gardner
Sheppard
Gardner
J. Kolofolias
Corrigan
Waterloo
Kolofolias
Shep-Wedler
Fred Garmmoe
Wedler
Shepyard
Will Okey
Shep
Rodney Thursby
Wedler Sion
Alex Greg- Jott
Stirred Case
Corrigan Broad
Gregory
Thursby
Pard
Samuel Gerber
Asman
Hope Wedler
Girl Keeps Silent Bargain Gets Horse Win
Kitty Butler won a 30 day silent battle for a horse in Concord North Carolina. The outcome confirms she earned the horse after remaining silent throughout the contest.
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Concord
N.C
Kitty Butler
Air Force Cuts Plane Production
The Air Force orders a slowdown in production of four major supersonic fighter types to save money. McDonnell F-101s, Lockheed F-104s, and Convair F-106s will see shifts in future production rates. Officials say employment will not be reduced and current orders will be completed, with fiscal 1959 most affected by extended schedules.
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Washington
Air Force
McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
Convair
San Diego
Threat To Korea Doubted by UN Commander Decker
General George Decker said the United States nuclear deterrent will prevent another Communist attack on the Republic of Korea. He noted the Communists could strike but currently have no intention to do so and expressed confidence in UN Command to handle the Korea situation. He emphasized the deterrent power, though not located in South Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
George Decker
United States
Republic of Korea
Decker
U.S
U H Army
Deener
United Press
U.N
South Korea
Salvage Set For Doria By Trenton Firm
The submerged liner Andrea Doria has been purchased by a Trenton salvage firm and will be raised from its ocean grave. Armando Conti of AAA Sales Co said the Genoa group Societa D Assistrazione sold the liner. The wreck lies about 70 miles from Nantucket Island, about 212 feet underwater, with a projected cost of 2 to 4.5 million dollars and a yearlong operation led by Richard Meyers of Detroit.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Andrea Doria
Armando Conti
Marine Salvage
AAA Sales Co
Societa D'Assistrazione
Genoa
Nantucket Island
Stockholm
Richard Meyers
Detroit
Great Lakes
Kitty
Lake Superior
Joi. Butler
Beauty
Prince
jgZoing
Public health warns Oriental flu not curable by home drugs
Washington reports health officials say no known drugs cure Oriental flu and treatment mirrors other flu and cold care. Most cases are influenza like, with fever 101 to 105, chills, weakness, sore throat, headache, muscle pains, nausea, vomiting, and dry cough within days. A throat wash test is needed to confirm Oriental strain.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Asia
Zanesville Man Elected National Eagles Lodge Officer
A Zanesville man, identified as Watson, is elected grand president of the Eagles at the lodge’s 38th annual convention in London. Alfred Bossom and William Able, both Ohioans, answered questions. Bossom is slated to be grand pianist and Able elected? The article notes the question regarding stamping eggs and a future date for service.
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New York
Arian Watson
Zanesville
London
Eagles
Thej
House of Commons
Sirjuan
Alfred Bossom
William Able
Alfred
Barberton
Minister of Agric
Go East Young Weed Outlet Closed in New Albin
Residents protested a Liquor Commission decision to close the New Albin outlet. A delegation went to Des Moines on Friday arguing the store kept people from staying out late and making trips to other homes unnecessary.
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New Albin
Iowa
State Liquor Commission
Ang 15
Des Moiines
Local Stocks and Securities Report by Pierre R Smith & Co
Pierre R Smith & Co a member of the Midwest Stock Exchange issues a Friday update on nominal quotations for local stocks and other securities. The note lists market activity and pricing shorthand under duty 2 percent for the 1957 period.
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Pierre R. Smith & Company
Elyria
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest
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Young Weed
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