Jones Gets Senate Okay on Civil Service Commission
Washington AR Jones receives Senate confirmation for a six year term on the Civil Service Commission. Deputy Budget Bureau head Jones is expected to be named chairman by President Eisenhower, succeeding Harris Ellsworth whose tenure expired. Ellsworth hails from New Fairfield Connecticut and the confirmation followed praise from Senate Leader Mike Mansfield.
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Escapees Flee Moments Before Halguin Firing
Report from Oriente details a firing squad at Halguin preparing to execute five war criminals. Two inmates bolted free during loading, escaping unseen. The incident follows Cuba’s ongoing war crimes tally and amid a separate broadcast from the Voice of Free Cuba claiming an underground attack on Fidel Castro's government.
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Nomination Delays Stall FAA Leadership Comings and Goings
Washington reports mixed advance on agency leadership as Senate delays confirmation of Pyle as deputy administrator of the new Federal Aviation Agency while President and Democratic Leader Johnson offer no stated reason for the holdup on FAA Administrator Elwood P. Qhesadi.
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Emergency Plan Drill At St Marys Hospital
Disaster Plan Committee at St Marys Hospital conducted a drill to practice emergency response. Personnel coordinated units, admitted simulated patients, and tested patient flow. The exercise showed the staff could manage a surge, with about 600 potential patients anticipated in a real incident.
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Bill Tightens Smuggling Art Laws Introduced
AP report says Rep Vielor J. Ate introduced a bill yesterday to strengthen narcotics and art smuggling enforcement. The measure aims to expand penalties and enforcement powers, signaling a push to crack down on cross border illicit trade.
Former California pastor dies after long illness
Alfred G. Youngberg, former pastor of Ye Beveath Day Adventist Church 1944 1946 in California, dies at home after a long illness. He studied at Union College Lincoln Nebraska 1915 ordained 1919. Survived by wife four sons and several relatives.
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Fragmented OCR Names and Places Riddle Readout
The excerpt lists scattered names and locations including Guadalajara Mexico two daughters Margaret Horsley Bella Vista Puerto Rico Olive Hoogenboom state College Pennsylvania Oswald Washington DC and two brothers Stephen Youngberg Minneapolis Minnesota Stanley Youngberg Los Angeles California.
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Adenauer Calls Pavis Talks Successful
West German Chancellor Adenauer said yesterday’s discussions with French President Del Faulle were very successful. He described the talks as strengthening already good ties between Bonn and Paris and noted progress in easing Franco German relations.
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Indians Appeal Land Boundary Dispute At Long Island Powwow
A group of Indians appeals a court ruling over land near Southampton claiming a 1000 acre reservation extends to a second ditch along Montauk Highway. The case hinges on historical boundary survey from 1925 and a ditch that disappeared, with the Appellate Division upholding the lower court.
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McElroy Plans to Leave Defense Post by Year’s End
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy indicated he intends to resign from the post by the end of the year unless counterarguments sway him. He cited 14 personal and financial factors, saying he had discussed these with President Eisenhower after accepting the cabinet role and would want to be relieved before the end of the current administration. He will stay through Congress’ session and promote defense badge legislation to Congress next.
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Convalescent Home Fire Kills and Damages Seen
A convalescent home fire yesterday routed 16 residents and caused estimated damages of 100000 dollars. Frances Mutchler, 70, was rescued from smoke and taken to Mastin Hospital in critical condition. the blaze began while George Kish of Alpha New Jersey was handling a spray.
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DAV Auxiliary Meeting Reports Plans and Events
Members met in the post rooms on Tuesday at 7:30 pm with Presiding officer Mel and committee chairs presenting various reports. A department bulletin was read naming April as Child Welfare Month and a hospital representative outlined events in Albany on April 22 and 29. A hospitality dinner is planned for May 19 at the Moray Inn and the next regular meeting is scheduled for August 7 in the past rooms.
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Bus Plunge Kills 25 In South African Mine Accident
Twenty five workers died and many were injured when a mine tramway plunged a mile down a slope near Metuiele in South Africa. Authorities said 47 survived. Recruits to the Witwatersrand gold mines were among the victims. The wreck occurred after a runaway vehicle toppled off a steep grade, overturning multiple times.
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NAACP Criticizes Rockefeller Over Civil Rights Stance
Albany reports NAACP leaders urge Governor Rockefeller to back civil rights bills. Verbert Hin notes missed commitments on migrant wages, discrimination law, and segregated schooling studies. Tussle over private sector discrimination and state oversight continues as lawmakers seek clearer action.
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14th Chicago School Fire Victim Dies in Hospital
The full victim of the Gur Lady of the Angela parochial school fire died yesterday in St Anne's Hospital. Officials identified the deceased as Valgvie Toros, 13, who had been hospitalized since the blaze. The disaster claimed several children and injured many others as firefighters battled the flames.
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