Nickerson Coast Guard Testimony Shapes Court Martial
Huntsville reports indicate Col. John C. Nickerson Jr may be dismissed after his commander and Maj. Gen. John Medaris testify in a court martial over the release of classified data. The case centers on the security breach tied to the Redstone Arsenal era missile program and Nickerson's alleged permitting unauthorized access.
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Huntsville
Ala
INS
John C. Nickerson Jr
John 8
Medaris
Army
Missile Ballistic Agency
Redstone
Genal
Nickerson
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Mitted
Robert
Burton
San
U@ Laboratory
Albuquerque
Lodi M
Palette Ae Community Hospital
Anse Department
Air Force
Canaan
Congress
Haslheir
Paign
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Big Aid Program Cut Voted by House in 1958 push
Washington Congress moved to trim foreign aid by 400 million dollars and block a three year plan urged by President Eisenhower. The House committee cut the fund for loans to underdeveloped countries and approved 1.5 billion for military and defense needs, while pressuring Ezra Benson to limit TVA acreage and curb Soybean crops. The action aimed to ease the economy drive ahead of civil rights debates and anticipated opposition on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
International Sion
Eisenhow
Eisenhower
Partment
Imnood
U.S
Ezra T. Benson
Impos
Mittee
Benson
TVA
Tennesers
Valley Authority
Eilif
Audrey's remnants drive northeast as deadly storms lash region
Hurricane Audrey loosened its grip from the Gulf, spawning floods and tornadoes across the Southeast and Midwest. Officials reported hundreds feared dead, with five confirmed killed in Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Carolina. Indiana declared a state of emergency as guards moved by boat to rescue residents amid record rains and rising Lake Erie's level.
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Audrey
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Ilinois
Indiana
National Guard
Midwest
Stony Fort
Canton
Lake Erie
Youngstown
Ohio
Erie
New York
New England
North Atlantic
Rhee Warns Of Peril In U S Aid To Japan
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee warned that American aid for Japan’s proposed Asian development plan could reuse Japan’s wartime exploitation and trigger another Pearl Harbor. He urged the U.S. to oppose funding Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s plan to loan Japan machinery and know-how to underdeveloped nations, citing memories of Pearl Harbor and warning against Japan’s rise.
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Rhee
U.S
Japan
Seoul
INS
Syngman Rhee
Oday
Pearl Harbor
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
ROK
Washington
East German Refugee Faces Deportation Or Prison
A 25 year old East German, Werner, who entered the United States last January, faces deportation or federal prison after pleading guilty to transporting a stolen car across a state line. Judge Mel Underwood suspended part of the sentence for cooperation. Norman S. Cohen, tied to a porn ring, received a suspended sentence after FBI testimony and will testify in a New York trial.
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Columbus
INS
Mel G. Underwood
Immigration Service
Werner
Pittsburgh
Norman S. Cohen
Tritz
Franz Werner
United States
Cohen
FBI
New York
Lessing
Nathan’s, Gift Shop, Inc
Broad and
High Streets
Fallout May Aid Weather Study Tracing Air Movements
Washington AP reports scientists seek to turn atmospheric fallout into a tool for tracing large scale air movements that shape Earth’s weather. The effort aims to extract usable data from fallout patterns to improve understanding of atmospheric dynamics.
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Washington
Earth
Officers Elected At Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Willis Coburn will head the Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church this coming year. Elected with her at their Sheffield home meeting were Mrs Roy Russell secretary and Mrs Joe Dempsey treasurer. The Rev Willis Coburn read the scripture and offered prayer. A Miss United States contest winner was named from 10 candidates. A purse containing 41 or 42 dollars was reported stolen from Delmar Connely’s car on West Eighth Street. a neighbor was questioned but denied the theft.
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South Amherst
Willis Coburn
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Sheffield
Dover
Kathy Gator
Stanley Wills
Fairview Park
Roy Russell
Ohio
Joe Dempsey
United States
Irvin Jones
California
Australia
Delmar L. Connely
Elyria
Connely
West Eighth St
U S Surplus Billion At End Of Fiscal Year
The federal government ends the fiscal year with a surplus of over one billion dollars, a second straight year in the black. Experts estimate final accounting later in November, with projections between 1.2 and 1.6 billion.
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U.S
Midwest Stock Exchange
Elyria Lorain Weol
O.W. Elyria Sav
Lyria Tel
Elyria Tel
Ceseveeane
First Sav. & Loan
O.W. Fisher Bros
General Industries
Gregory Industries
Treasury
Lorain Co, Sav
Ohio Tel
North, Sav. & Loan
O.W
Smee East
Pfaudler
Nigerian Lawmaker On Trial In London Theft Case
Theophilus Owalabi Benson, Nigeria's parliament floor leader, stands trial at Old Bailey for allegedly stealing a diamond ring and wristwatch from his former fiancée Folake Solanke. Prosecution says he took the items when leaving her home. Benson, who says he is already married, cites native law allowing multiple wives. The trial resumes Monday.
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London
Theophilus Owalabi
Benson
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Jacob Odulate
Nigeria
Odulate
Folake
England
Tomalo Solanke
Fallout and faith mix at IGY symposium and Graham broadcast
At a symposiaon the eve of the IGY conference Dr Henri Bader cites 135 nuclear tests and 150 fallout stations. Evangelist Billy Graham says radioactivity could serve as a tracer for atmospheric movement and urges salvation through Christ during a Madison Square Garden audience of 15 500.
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International Geophysical Year
IGY
Henri Bader
U.S
Greenland
Antarctica
Bader
Sigmund Fritz
NEW York
Billy Graham
Kingdom of Heaven
Madison Square Garden
Hell
Graham
Rcch
Christ
Jesus
ABC
Ohio predicts 10 accidental deaths on July 4 holiday
The Ohio Safety Council estimates ten accidental deaths in Ohio during the July 4 period from 6 p.m. July 3 to midnight July 4, including five traffic fatalities, three drownings, and two misc deaths. For the full holiday weekend, June 3 to July 7, 40 deaths are forecast, with 27 highway fatalities, nine drownings, and four misc deaths. Last year’s tally was 17 deaths on Independence Day, with six traffic, seven drownings, and four miscaps.
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Cleveland
Ohio Safety Council
Ohio
Midget Edith Carlow Dies at 22-Inch Height
Newcastle England report states Edith Carlow known as the worlds smallest woman died Friday. She stood 22 inches tall and weighed about 1 pound while associated with a traveling circus.
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Midget
Newcastle
England
Edith
Air Review To Honor Twining At Andrews AFB Ceremony
Washington AP reports the largest peacetime aerial review honors Gen. Nathan F. Twining as he ends four years as Air Force chief of staff and prepares to become Joint Chiefs chairman. The event features 272 aircraft from WWI Jennies to modern jets, with a landmark flyover and ground missile display, weather permitting.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Andrews Air Force Base
Twining
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Falcon
Matador
Rascal
Bomare
Snark
Baltimore
Philadelphia
ONeill Seeks Europe Passport for Bar Meetings
Columbus Ohio governor William ONeill has filed for a passport to travel to London Rome and other European points for meetings of the American Bar Association held with the British Bar Association July 24 30 Lt Gov Paul Herbert may join despite eye operation and doctor orders to rest departure around July 23. ONeill was fishing in North Carolina after the Governors Conference in Williamsburg Virginia earlier this week and could not be reached to confirm travel company.
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Columbus
William O’neill
London
Rome
American Bar Association
British Bar Association
Paul Herbert
North
Williamsburg
Europe
Hurricane Death Toll Mounts in Cameron and Louisiana
Hurricanes Audrey devastates Cameron and surrounding Louisiana coast with 161 known dead and 300 to 400 stranded. Rescue efforts surge as 190 bodies counted, 40,000 homeless cared for by Red Cross, and President Eisenhower dispatches Rep. Val Peterson to coordinate relief. Officials report looting and martial law as crews deploy bulldozers, helicopters, and barges to clear debris and reach survivors.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Audrey
Gulf Coast
Stephen Broussard
Pecan Island
Broussard
Abbeville
Henry Little
Little
Eisenhower
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Peterson
C. B. Carter
Carter
Raymond Hutt
Red Pesse
Texas
J. A. Singletary
White House
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