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New York Recluse Leaves
Fortune About Litter
Crammed Apartment
NEW YORK, UR—Police totaled
up assets of more than $157,000
from the litter-crammed apart
ment of a dead semi-recluse.
A night - long count, started
I after the body was discovered
Monday, showed $45,057 in cash,
over $112,000 in bank balances,
plus assorted savings bonds, se
curities and checks.
Bills of $1,000 and $500 deno
minations were stuffed among
piles of faded newspapers and
other debris.
The boy of George Aichele, 73,
son of a wealthy real estate man,
was discovered after neighbors
complained of odors. He had been
dead more than two weeks.
Aichele had kept visitors from
his home since a brother who
lived with him died in 1947.
Another brother, Henry, secre
tary - treasurer of the Franklin
Savings Bank, died four years ago
also in a setting of accumulated
debris. It took six months to clear
out his home.
JESSE JAMES STYLE TRAIN
ROBBERY IN ETHIOPIA
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, UP)
— Robbers wrecked the Djibouti
Addis Ababa Express Thursday,
killing three passengers. Eight
were wounded.
Huge boulders placed on the
track derailed the train. The rob
bers then raced through the !
coaches shooting down any pas
sengers who showed resistance.
The bandits took money and bag
gage, then fled into the desert.
House Unable to Muster
Quorum For Second Day
WASHINGTON, UP)—Lack of a
quorum— 217 members— forced
the House to adjourn Tuesday for
the second consecutive day.
It was in session five minutes,
and didn’t even go through the
formality of calling the roll to
determine the absence of a quo
rum as was done Monday when it
adjourned after a 30-minute ses
sion.
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Both Nixon and Kennedy
Will Speak at Legion
Convention in October
WASHINGTON, OPl—Both Vice
President Richard Nixon and Sen.
John Kennedy have accepted in
vitations to address the American
Legion's annual convention in Mi
ami Beach, Fla., in October.
National Commander Martin B.
McKneally announced at a news
conference that the Republican
and Democratic presidential no
minees will be principal speakers.
He said Kennedy is tentatively
scheduled to speak Oct. 19 and
Nixon Oct. 20.
He pointed out that both Nixon
and Kennedy and their vice
presidential running mates, Am
bassador Henry Cabot Lodge and
Sen. Lyndon Johnson are mem
bers.
U.S. Has Complete
Confidence In Secty.-Gen.
Dag Hammarskjold
WASHINGTON, OP — The
United States Tuesday voiced
complete confidence in United
Nations Secretary-General Dag
Hammarsk.iold, under attack from
Congolese Premier Patrice Lum
umba.
Lumumba has demanded that
an African-Asian observer group
take over Hammarsk.iold’s job of
keeping peace in the newly in
dependent country.
Lincoln White, State Depart
ment press officer, said: “We will
continue to do our part in sup
port of the United Nations in the
important task in which it is en
gaged in the Congo.”
Johnson Optimistic Despite
Polls Showing GOP Leading
WASHINGTON, UPl—Sen. Lyn
don Johnson told newsmen today
he is rather optimistic about vic
tory for the Democratic ticket de
spite early polls showing Repub
licans ahead.
Johnson said he may be unable
to accompany Sen. John Kennedy
to Hawaii early in September to
step up the Democratic campaign.
Johnson said that legislative
business may keep him here on
the job. He still indicated a hope
that the current session of Con
gres will wind up Labor Day
weekend, Sept. 5.
GOP Accuses Democratic Leaders
Of Falling Down On the Job
WASHINGTON, UP — Republi
can congressional leaders Tues
day accused the Democrats who
control Congress of falling down
on the job of enacting needed
legislation.
They also indicated they will
not press for consideration of
i civil rights legislation in the face
of opposition from the Democratic
i leadership.
| Sen. Everett Dirksen and Rep.
■ Charles Halleck, the Senate and
! House Republican leaders, talked
with newsmen after a White
\ House conference with President
i Eisenhower.
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