Goldfine Will Be Asked to Reveal Deals With Adams
House investigators said Bernard Goldfine would testify July 1 about his East Boston Co. SEC violations and his financial ties to Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams. The inquiry centers on gifts and hotel bills Goldfine paid for Adams while Adams faced White House scrutiny.
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Goldfine
Adams
Harris
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Boston
Subcommittee
East Boston Co
Commission
White House
Don’t Drink With Dog in Your Pocket Lesson in Court
In Chicago Frank de Rosaire, 70, faced Felony Court Judge Cecil C. Smith after a night out ended with his chihuahua Silver Sir Echo missing. Schwartz claimed the dog, bought for 75 dollars, had been swapped, while a seller said the dog belonged to De Rosaire. The judge ordered the dog returned to De Rosaire and awarded Schwartz 75 dollars for expenses, urging caution with strangers in taverns.
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Chicago
UPI
Frank de Rosaire
de Rosaire
Felony
Cecil C. Smith
Sir Echo
Lou Schwartz
Schwartz
John Claywell
Smith
Echo
Auto Plants Soon To Start Shutdown For Model Changes
Detroit report notes early summer plant shutdowns for 1959 model changeovers at Buick Flint and Chrysler Detroit plants. Transfers of stamping work to Twinsburg Ohio and other Detroit sites begin this period, affecting 2300 Detroit workers. UAW seeks protection including transfer costs or severance pay. Talks with GM Ford and Chrysler proceed, with meetings set after the weekend.
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Detroit
API
Ward
Automotive Reports
Industry
Buick
Flint
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Rites at Junction for George N Duncan 82
Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Stacy funeral home in Columbus Junction for George N Duncan 82 a retired real estate and insurance man who died Friday night. Rev Melvin Meineke will officiate burial is at Columbus City cemetery He was born January 13 1876 near here to Samuel H and Mary Tedford Duncan He married Jessie Johnston who died in 1924 and later Lillie Townsend on April 10 1939 Survivors include his wife two sons Lysle Duncan Iowa City Dean Duncan Tucson Ariz one daughter Carma Norton Columbus Junction five grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Columbus Junction
Stacy Funeral
George N. Duncan
Duncan
Melvin Meineke
Columbus City Cemetery
Mr. Duncan
Here
Samuel H
Mary Tedford Duncan
Jessie Johnston
Lillie Townsend
Aberdeen
S. D
United Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Lysle Duncan
Iowa City
Dean Duncan
Tuscon, Ariz
Carma Norton
Urge Soviet Farmers To Hike Production
Premier Nikita Khrushchev urges Soviet farmers to redouble efforts to surpass capitalist nations in agriculture. In a three hour Central Committee address he says imperialists fear Soviet economic gains and note socialist bloc progress spurs workers to struggle against imperialism.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Central Committee
Soviet Union
Chinese People’s Republic
Keith Norton Injured in Cargill Ditch Cave-In
Keith Norton was injured Friday afternoon when a ditch at the Cargill plant in Washington caved in. He lies in Mercy hospital Iowa City in serious condition with a broken pelvis. his father Ivan Norton plans to take charge of the plumbing shop in the area.
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Ivan Norton
Keith Norton
Carrill Plant
Washington
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Keith
Cargill
Norton
Mrs Kolosick 81 Dies Here After Illness
Mrs Elmer F Kolosick 81 of 603 North Iowa Avenue died at 1 30 p m Friday June 20 1958 after six weeks of serious illness Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home Rev Walter Smith presiding Burial Elm Grove Cemetery Frances J Soukup born Sept 1 1876 in Washington County daughter of Joseph and Nettie Soukup married Oct 5 1904 to Elmer F Kolosick He died March 31 1954 Survivors include two sons Jesse of Washington and Herb of Phoenix Arizona one granddaughter Carol of Phoenix one brother John Soukup Riverside and four sisters Mrs Anna Krotz Riverside Mrs Rose Karel Solon Mrs Tillie Vondrasek Washington and Mrs Bessie Forbes Lone Tree
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Elmer F. Kolosick
North
Iowa Avenue
Jones Funeral Home
Walter Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Frances J. Soukup
Washington County
Joseph and
Nettie Korous Soukup
Elmer F Kolosick
Washington
Jesse
Herb
Phoenix
Ariz
Carol
John Soukup
Riverside
Anna Krotz
Rose Karel
Solon
Tillie Vondrasek
Bessie Forbes
Lone Tree
Doubt Senate Tax Cut Measure Will Ever Become Law
Washington reports congressional tax writers see no path for full Senate plan to repeal transportation taxes by Aug 1. Senate backed extending current corporate and sales rates. rejected 5 point cut on new autos. House conference will decide and close doors next week.
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Senate
Washington
Upi
Congress
Charles Potter
R-Mich
Senate House Conference Committee
Starved Four Year Old Found Supposedly Imprisoned in Oklahoma Home
In Nowata Oklahoma Laura Jane Irons a four year old girl weighing 14 pounds was found in a sealed bare room amid human waste. Sheriff deputies and County Attorney Lloyd Colter described the child as blind and mute and treated for malnutrition at Nowata hospital. Laura reportedly lived with her mother Mrs Jack Irons and Raymond Murphy who may be her guardian. The case raises questions about custody and the mother’s previous divorce in 1955.
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Nowata, Okla
UPI
Laura Jane Irons
Lloyd Colter
Jack Irons
United Press International
Raymond Murphy
Laura
Murphy
Irons
Nowata
Lynn Barnes
College study proposed for Iowa prisoners
Iowa state colleges would send instructors to prisons for liberal arts and correspondence courses under a Board of Control plan. University of Iowa President Virgil Hancher supported limited access but warned against a full program due to costs. A Board of Control member cited evidence that prisoners in such programs adjust better after release.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Board of Control
University of Iowa
Virgil Hancher
Hancher
Board of Control
Board of Regents
Regents
John Hansen
Federal Judge Halts Central High Integration Through 1960-61
Federal Judge Harry J. Lemley ordered suspension of Central High School integration until mid semester of the 1960-61 term. The ruling cites ongoing tension and violence including fires in lockers and bomb threats. The Little Rock case follows the 1957 integration under U S Army protection and ongoing student expulsions and suspensions amid protests.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Lemley
Little Rock
Minnijean
Grady Miller
Texarkana
Virgil Blossom
Central
Indiana Towns Hold The Flood Crisis As Wabash Recedes
Flood regions in Illinois and Indiana eased after days of rising waters. In Vincennes the Wabash stood at 26 percent feet, while Russellville mobilized 100 volunteers to avert a breakthrough. Authorities warned renewed showers could raise river levels again.
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Russellville
Ill
Vincennes
Indiana
Palestine
Mount Carmel
County Boys to Attend 4-H Club Short Course
Washington County 4-H will send 10 club members and two adults to the state boys 4-H short course at Ames next week. The theme is My Fitness for the Space Age with attendees Charles Robison Paul Henderson Edwin Augustine Dennis Havel Don Spenner Dale Longwell Bob Miller Jack Crone Ronnie Anderson Robert Bonar led by John Durst and Merritt Canady assistant county extension director.
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Washington County
Ames
Charles Robison
Paul Henderson
Edwin Augustine
Dennis Havel
Don Spenner
Dale Longwell
Bob Miller
Jack Crone
Ronnie Anderson
Robert Bonar
John
Students Riot Shocks Europe Over Hungary Executions
Bonn and Paris saw student protests while diplomats clashed over the killings of Nagy and other Hungarian revolt leaders. French authorities condemned the executions as UN protests were planned. Dulles and Eisenhower faced charges of meddling in Hungary's affairs.
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London
UPI
Bonn
Paris
Freedom
Imre Naby
Hungary
China
Russia
United Nations
National Assembly
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Romania
Tito
Kremlin
Budapest
Maleter
Champs Elysees
Assembly
United Nation
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
James W Pratt
Jobless Benefits Fall for Eighth Straight Week
The Labor Department reported a continued decline in the number of people drawing unemployment benefits for the week ending June 7, lowering nationwide rolls to 2,817,600. Initial claims rose in the week ending June 14 after a prior 1958 low.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Polk County Approves Funding for KDPS TV Station
Polk County Board of Education tentatively approves a 100000 dollar appropriation to cover operating expenses for KDPS TV. The Des Moines school board will supply facilities and the Des Moines system will run the educational channel Channel 1f. Programs to classrooms are expected by late fall.
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Des Moines
UPS
Polk County
Iowa
Kdps-Tv
Polk County Board of Education
Girl Crushed by Cultivator Near Moville Iowa
Four year old Vicki Corbin died when a cultivator toppled from blocks and crushed her. The accident occurred on her parents farm four miles southwest of Moville in Woodbury County as William Corbin prepared the implement for tractor attachment.
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Moville, Iowa
UPI
Vicki Corbin
William Corbin
Woodbury County
Journalist Swope Dies in New York
Herbert Bayard Swope, 76, famed reporter and editor, died of pneumonia in Doctors Hospital New York after June admission and recent surgery. He won the first Pulitzer for Europe war dispatches and led the New York World to multiple public service prizes. He is survived by his wife and two children, Herbert Jr and Mrs Robert Lee Brandt.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Bayard Swope
Doctors Hospital
Swope
Europe
Old
New York World
Swope Was
St. Louis
Isaac Swope
the World
Post-Dispatch
York Herald
Bernard Baruch
U.S. War Industries Board
Herbert Jr
Robert Lee Brandt
Weather Outlook Iowa Tonight Through Sunday
United Press International reports clear skies tonight with partly cloudy conditions Sunday. Warmer trend in extreme northwest areas tonight. most of state Sunday. Lows tonight 45 to 55. Highs Sunday in the 70s.
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United Press International
Iowa
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