SEC personnel praised by House subcommittee counsel
Washington AP report notes Robert Lishman commended SEC staff for uprightness as House subcommittee probes Bernard Goldfine case. Gadsby denies favoring Goldfine after a 1956 White House inquiry prompted by Adams. Subcommittee reviews Adams gifts and East Boston Co. filing lapses, with $3,000 fine settled in 1956.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
Bernard Goldfine
Serman Adams
Robert Lishman
Lishman
SEC
Edward N. Gadsby
Goldfine
Boston
Commission
White House
Adams
Gadsby
Gerald D. Morgan
Securities Aid Exchange Commission
Congress
East Boston Co
East Boston
Vanguard Fails Again In Navy Rocket Launch Test
Cape Canaveral AP reports the Vanguard rocket endured another delay as heavy rains caused moisture in wiring triggering an electrical short. After hours of effort the crew abandoned the launch at 1 34 a m marking a second scrub in four days and a previous sunset countdown.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
America
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Tribe Signs Tomblin for 4200 Bonus to North Platte Club
Clarke County youths Leroy Tomblin and Goose Amos Dean Tomblin Jr were pursued by the Indians with a 4200 cash bonus each and a $400 monthly starting pay. Leroy accepted a Class D contract with North Platte while Goose stayed amateur at VPI.
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Major League Baseball
Clarke County
Leroy Tomblin
North Platte
Nebraska
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Leroy
Goose
Clarke County High
Finis
VPI
John “Poke” Whalen
Amos Tomblin
Boyce
Tomblin
Amos Dean Tomblin, Jr
William Leroy Tomblin
Soviet Seismograph Offer Raises Hope for A Test Talks
Western officials report Soviet willingness to use 70 seismograph stations for an international program to detect secret nuclear tests. Seven Western scientists plan to meet in Geneva to discuss detection techniques and future political issues, while cautioned to stay technical.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U.S
Red China
Iron Curtain
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Court Action In Beable Case Is Discontinued
Petitioners yesterday discontinued a suit to overturn the Frederick County School Board’s April 17 reappointment of Paul D. Beable as James Wood High School principal. The court entered a dismissal order a day before the hearing, with no objections to nonsuit.
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Petioners
Frederick County School Board
Paul D. Beable
James Wood High School
Harry Lovett
Mr. Beable
Robert K. Woltz
Walter C. Miller
Beable
De Gaulle Confers With Gen Norstad Over Western Defense
Paris premier Charles De Gaulle met with General Lauris Norstad supreme allied commander in Europe to discuss France role in Western defense. De Gaulle also saw NATO secretary general Paul Henri Spaak, signaling importance placed on France ties with the alliance.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Lauris Norstad
Europe
France
NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak
U.S
de Gaulle
Fireworks Complete Line Skeeter's Amoco for Sale
An ad listing Fireworks and complete line at Skeeter's Amoco on Valley Pike, plus a You pick or we pick Montmorency cherries from L QO Dick Estate in Clearbrook Virginia with contact MO 2 5032 and other fruit offerings from Win Mar Orchards Inwood California. A benefit sale is scheduled Saturday June 28 at 5 p m at Round Hill Community Center.
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Skeeter
Montmorency Cherries
L. QO. Dick Estate
Clearbrook
Round Hill Community Center
9-Year-Old Boy Fatally Struck by Truck on East Cork St
A 9-year-old boy, David Curtis Parrish, died after his bicycle hit a curb and he was run over by a city-owned dump truck on the 800 block of East Cork Street at 9:50 a.m. The boy, a third grader at Virginia Avenue School, was taken to Memorial Hospital where he died. He is survived by his parents and twin sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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East Cork St
Cork St
David Curtis Parrish
Arthur R
Bette Vineyard Parrish
Memorial Hospital
E. Cork St
James W. McCauley
Rt. 1
Millwood Ave
Warren Fogle
Dav
Ellsworth Byers
Cameron St
Friendship Ambulance
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Virginia Avenue
Braddock Street
Langer Challenges North Dakota Senate Nomination in Primary
In Fargo North Dakota veteran Senator William Langer seeks re election to a fourth term without party endorsement facing Lt. Gov Clyde Duffy as the Republican endorsee. The quiet primary also features shifts as Langer left the Nonpartisan League and Republicans run a crowded field for congressional seats.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
William Langer
Langer
GOP
Clyde Duffy
Devils Lake
Senate
North Dakota Nonpartisan League
Duffy
John Davis
Asher L. Burdick
Otto Krueger
Burdick
Quentin
NAACP Leader Calls Virginia a Spot to Watch This Fall
NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins says Virginia will be the spot to watch in the fall as integration of schools advances in parts of the state. He predicts some integration next fall and notes the psychological impact on the South. He warns Governor Almond’s possible school closings would prompt strong parental and public response.
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Washington
Roy Wilkins
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Wilkins
Almond
Two Fireworks Explosions Kill More Than 100
In Salvador Bahia state Brazil two fireworks stores exploded during religious festival days killing over 100 people and injuring about 340. The upper toll was at Santo Amaro near Salvador where a power line fell into a fireworks booth igniting a blast. A second blast at Feira de Santana northwest of Salvador killed seven and injured about 40.
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Salvador
Brazil
Habia
Saints John, Anthony and
Peter
Santo Amaro
Feira de Santana
May Living Costs Hit New Record Amid Small Rise
The Labor Department reports May living costs at a new peak with only a modest month to month rise. Food costs held steady for the first time since November while overall index climbs 0.1 percent to 123.6 from 1947-49 base, up 3.3 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
Detroit
Blue Cross
San Francisco
Kansas City
Hersey E. Riley
Hoffa Acquitted Of Wiretap Charge In Detroit Case
James Hoffa and two associates were acquitted by a federal jury of conspiring to wiretap the Detroit Teamsters headquarters in 1953. The verdict followed seven hours of deliberation and ends a prior hung jury on related counts. Hoffa faces separate perjury indictments in New York.
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James Hoffa
New York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
U. S. Senate
Grand
Teamsters Union
Overcharging on collision insurance prompts refunds in Virginia
A State Corporation Commission probe found 691 of 6727 drivers with collision insurance in package deals were misclassified as Class 2 high risk. Refunds totaling 14 458 dollars were ordered from Calvert Fire Em Co and Imperial Emco. The investigation continues with other firms under study as overcharges mainly from package deals are reviewed.
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Bureau of Insurance
Calvert Fire Insurance Co
Emco Insurance Co
Imperial Insurance Co
Calvert
Emco
SCC
Senate Tightens Atom Sharing Bill With Two Restrictions
Senate adds two limits to a bill expanding sharing of U S military atomic secrets with allies. The changes restrict transfers to Britain only for non nuclear parts and remove a broad data sharing clause while preserving veto power for Congress.
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Senate
Washington
U. S
Clinton P. Andersons
DNM
Great Britain
NATO
Anderson
France
John O. Pastore
D-Ri
Congress
Britain
United States
Thieves Take 367 Dollars From Two City Safes
Police report $367 in cash stolen from two local safes last night. At D and H Olds on N Loudoun Street a large safe door was unlocked and a lock cylinder punched out. entry likely via a window. At Cain Furniture, Cameron and Boscawen Streets, the first door was unlocked and the second broken. entry through a rear window. Capt. Funk and Lt. Warren Rudolph investigate.
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D & H Olds
N. Loudoun St
Cain Furniture Store
Cameron and Boscawen Sts
F. M. Funk
Warren Rudolph
Sound policy or meddling
Secretary of State Dulles hints U S may use force in Lebanon under certain conditions. The Star discusses this question in an editorial on page 4. Gifts Smoking Accessories Bar Accessories etc reduced 25 to 50 percent at Lane Luggage Shop. Monday pickup for Montmorency Cheerios Berryville orders J J Harris. Joyce footwear sale for women sizes 3 to 6 AAAA to B at Lovett's Shoe Dress Shoppe Loudoun Street.
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State Dulles
United States
Lebanon
The
Star
JOYCE
Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Loudoun St
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Bunker Hill
Win-Mar Orchards
Inwood
Wilson Miller
Euclid Ave
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