Two Ordered Held For Grand Jury On Theft Charges
Federal officials ordered two men held for a grand jury after they allegedly stole about 13 000 from a safe at the Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base commissary on June 2. Navy CPO Mike Milanovich and Clayton Thomas Grimmer faced larceny charges with 5 000 bond each.
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FBI
Navy C.P.O
Mike Milanovich
Clayton Thomas Grimmer
Youngstown
Ohio
U.S
Grimmer
Milanovich
Deaths of Newsman Edward Ford and Others
Edward Miles Ford 41 International News Service Paris correspondent died in Madrid of cirrhosis of the liver. William E. Johnson 65 longtime Rand McNally chief photographer died in St. Petersburg Florida. Jackie Westrope 40 former riding champion died from injuries after a fall at Hollywood Park in Inglewood California.
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Edward Miles Ford
International News Service
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
William E. Johnson
Rand McNally Publishers
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Inglewood
Calif
Jackie Westrope
Hollywood Park
Baker, Mont
Specialists Watch Eight Exposed To Radiation
A team of specialists in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, monitored eight men exposed to radiation in a nuclear accident on Monday. Five suffered severe bone marrow damage, while three had lesser exposure with no symptoms. The Atomic Energy Commission said no visitors are allowed except family, and none are in discomfort. Names were withheld.
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Prince of Hesse Weds Australian Widow in Secret Ceremony
Geneva AP reports Prince Christian of Hesse, 71, married Australian widow Annie Pearl Field, 53, in a secret civil ceremony ten days ago. Witnesses were Princess Augusta of Hesse and Field's son John Field, Harvard student. The prince's first wife Elizabeth Reid Rogers died in 1957.
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John Field
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Harvard University
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Elizabeth Reid Rogers
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Soviet Will Give Free Treatment To Atomic Victim
Hisako Nagata a Nagasaki 21 year old atomic blast survivor left for Moscow for a year of free medical care to remove scars and restore her voice. She is the first Japanese atomic victim invited by the Soviet Union for treatment. Three years earlier a U S group took 25 scarred Hiroshima victims to New York for plastic surgery.
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