Court Fight Over Integrating Little Rock High Resumes
A motion to stay Judge Lemley’s 20 year integration suspension at Central High School was mailed to the Eighth Circuit. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton seeks a stay while appeal proceeds, with possible action by the U.S. Supreme Court if denied.
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U S Savings Hit All Time Record in March
Washington AP reports Americans hold more money in savings accounts, government bonds, and insurance equities than ever before. The Federal Home Loan Bank board says savings at end of March surpassed 268 billion dollars, with first quarter additions of 5.583 billion dollars at an annual rate near 22.3 billion, edging past 1944’s record.
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House Investigators Probe Adams Call On SEC Favoritism
Washington AP. Securities Cchair Edward N Gadsby told House investigators that the SEC favored Bernard Goldfine after a 1956 inquiry. The East Boston Co failed to file 1948 65 reports. SEC settled with a 3900 fine and strict compliance. Adams said gifts were innocent and sought no special treatment.
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Boston SEC case clouded by disputed testimony
A historic East Boston securities case draws scrutiny as officials dispute testimony and the commission seeks court orders to compel filings. The SEC presses for tougher penalties while denying impropriety as it pursues the Goldfine matter and related actions.
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Living Costs Peak as Small Rise Brightens Inflation View
The May living costs index rose one tenth of a percent to 123.6, the 19th straight monthly gain. Food costs held steady for the first time since November, while medical care and transportation costs drove most of the overall rise. About 850,000 workers in steel, aluminum, can manufacturing and meat packing will get a 4 cent hourly pay increase July 1, with 750,000 more in related industries receiving 2 cent raises.
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Hoffa associate acquitted in eight man jury deliberation
A jury acquitted an associate linked to Hoffa after deliberating eight hours. Detroited ex Local 337 president Owenmost aisrennan and wire enager Berna year oldjndel faced possible sentences up to five years and a $10 000 fine.
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Hoffa Back Home After Wiretap Trial Verdict
Hoffa returned to Detroit after the jury acquitted in a wiretap case. He spoke of being glad to see his family and resumed focus on union affairs. The defense argued Hoffa was in Seattle on July 9, 1953, while government witnesses placed him in Detroit. He faces five perjury counts tied to grand jury testimony.
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Stompanato Death Story Disputed by Lana Turner’s Daughter
In Los Angeles, attorney William Pollack, representing John Stompanato Jr., notes discrepancies between Lana Turner’s and Cheryl Crane’s accounts of the stabbing death of Lana Turner’s lover, John Stompanato, last April. Cheryl, then 14, testified she stabbed him during an argument at Miss Turner’s Beverly Hills home. a coroner’s jury previously ruled justifiable homicide. Cheryl’s deposition revealed memory gaps about the stabbing, while Turner’s forthcoming testimony is anticipated. Cheryl now lives with her maternal grandmother, Mildred Turner.
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Soviet guards guard Canadian Embassy amid riot fears
Moscow reports two extra militiamen stationed before the Canadian Embassy amid doubts any spontaneous protest would target the site. Demonstrations have previously attacked Soviet embassies in Copenhagen Bonn Ottawa and New York over the Nagy executions.
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Aid Bill Awaits House Passage in Washington
A 3.675 billion foreign aid authorization bill was ready for expected House passage today. The compromise measure totals 1,266 million less than Eisenhower requested and drops a Senate amendment to publish individual expense accounts for traveling lawmakers. The package includes 1.605 billion for military aid and 810 million for defense support, with reductions from the President’s requests.
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Leafmen Delay Meet to Hear Kennedy Talk
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va Addresses by two Senators headlined concurrent meetings of the Tobacco Assn of the United States and the Leaf Tobacco Exporters Assn Kennedy and Cooper were to speak today Kennedy was detained in Washington delaying his address Leaf exporters opened a cay ahead of schedule so both groups could attend. New presidents were elected for both associations J D Palmer was named Tobacco Assn head and Louis N Dibret Jr Leaf Exporters president.
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Western Experts Weigh Seismic Talks On Nuclear Tests
Washington AP officials discuss Western experts two fold task at a technical conference to lay out detection systems and determine whether Red China should join a ban. Soviet and other nations show cautious positions amid a broader political backdrop as U S scientists and diplomats prepare for possible future agreements.
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Solons Say Ike McElroy Never Threatened Admiral
Republican leaders said President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary McElroy did not intend any threat of reprisals against Admiral Arleigh Burke after his criticism of the defense reorganization plan. Knowland and Martin spoke after their weekly meeting with the President, amid claims of possible rebuke and White House assurances.
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