Cyclist around the world in a thousand days
Hermann Gotamann, a 22 year old Austrian on a horse powered rotor bike, began from Vienna 15 months ago and trekked through Yugoslavia Iran Iraq Burma and the Far East. He faced ambushes and visa troubles but found friendly locals and adventure outweighing hardship as he plans to finish in mid 1959 and return to a warm bed someday.
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John Riddick
Royal Road
Reliance Stil Pen
Hermann Gotamann
Heermann
Bob Gannaway
Vienna
Burma
Middle East
Hermann
Herman
Yugoslavia
Teheran
Iraq
Persia
Far East
East
Bangok
India
Indonesia
Aust
Tralia
Desert
Sidney
America
Los Angeles
United States
Lization
Mexico
Guy
Nogales
Juarez
Ence
Amelia
Atica
Albany Hearings Probe Mob Parley Figures
Legislative investigators hear from Patsy Monachino Patsy Sciortino and others while mob figures including Joseph Barbara host a luncheon for Italian Premier Scelba amid A l b any inquiries. Witnesses say they were not invited and claim no knowledge of Barbara or his guests. Some invoked the Fifth Amendment as scrutiny continues at the Capitol.
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Albany
N. Y
Legislative
Joseph Barbara
John C. Montana
Buffalo Liquor
Averell Harriman
Nixon
Harriman
Montana
Scelba
Washington
Patsy
Sam Monachino
Patsy Sciortino
Auburn
Patsy Turrigiano
Endicott
Josephy Magliocci
East Islip
L. J
Frank Garafolo
Salvatore
New York City
Garfolo
Barbara
Binghamton
William Horan
Tuckahoe
State Capitol
Ignatius Cannone
Endwell
Bar-rbara
Bar-bara
Emmanuel Zicari
South Kills Race Ruling Strategy, Lawyer Says
Warren Olney former A G A says Southern resistance to Supreme Court desegregation rulings has shifted from delay to a plan to defy federal authority He supports gradual desegregation and the Civil Rights Commission as a path to a new generation accepting equality under the law.
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South
San Francisco
Warren Olney TH
U. S
U.S. Supreme Court
Olney
Justice Department
Commonwealth Club
Serdny
Howver
Couns
Civil Rights ‘Commission
Alcatraz Prisoners To Get Candy and Cigars
San Francisco report says on Christmas Eve each of Alcatraz Prison’s 280 inmates will receive a two pound bag of hard candy several candy bars and six cigars as a holiday gesture from prison officials.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Prison
Contractors May Refile School Suit
A $205 0154 contract dispute over Catalina High School construction was dismissed on technical grounds by Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker. The contractors Crviit and J Anderson filed last June against the Tucson School District and Pima County Board of Supervisors saying they were forced to work beyond contract requirements. A separate $460 000 damage claim against architects Emerson C Scho ler Santry C Fuller and Scholer and Fuller ASSOCIATED Architects was not heard. Deputy County Atty Paul G Rees Jr defended the board. the complaint is to be refiled.
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Catalina High School
Herbert F. Krucker
Crviit
J. Anderson
Tucson
Pima ‘County Board of Supervisors
Emerson C. Scholer
Santry C. Fuller
Scholer
Uty
Nolen L. McLean
Bob Hope Leads Christmas Show Troupe in Japan
In Fukuoka Japan Bob Hope arrives with a large troupe of 2300 U S and Japanese families for a Christmas show at Tezuke Air Base from Okinawa. The act features Jayne Mansfield and Erin O'Brien with plans to perform later in Yokohama and possible golf with Premier Nobushe Kishi.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Bob Hope
Teazuke
Okinawa
U.S
Cerry Colonna
Erin O'Brien
Yokohama
Hope
Nobushe Kishi
Kishi
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Immigration officials weigh status of two alleged Communist funders
In Laredo Texas immigration officers await Justice Department guidance on admitting Max Schlafrock and Samuel Novick, men linked to a group financing Communist activity in Mexico. Both claim U.S. citizenship pending verification, with Schlafrock claiming birthright through his father and Novick having May documentation for entry and naturalization.
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Laredo
Tex
Justice Department
U. S
Mexico
Max Lederman Schlafrock
Samuel
Ohn
Tuske
Skinner
Schlatrock
Dade County
Fla
Samuel Schlatrock
New York
Mexican Interior Department
Novick
Nuevo Laredo
U.S
Hearing Hurdles in Baton Rouge Wife Death Case
A preliminary hearing for Wilmer Walter Evans, 36, charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife Frances Evans after their rented car plunged 200 feet into San Carlo Lake near Globe, continues amid legal wrangling. An autopsy noted barbiturates. the defense seeks admission of a photo of the crash site as evidence.
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Wilmer Walter Evans
Frances
Justice of the Peace
John Carpenter
Thomas P. Jarvis
Maricopa County
Evans
Jack Jones
Jones
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Vincent Rao
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Red Link
Mark
GLOBE
Baton Rouge
Fitter
LTCC
Xmas Gifts
Sander Neal
Wiel
Berns Air-King EL
Howard Miller
Revco
Electric Range
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Ina
Post & Post
Speedway
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E Portable
Mike Petaareae
Arerica
STRY
ELEC
Ilster
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Tatty B
Lhyl Body
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