Passport ban upheld against news reporter William Worthy
The U S Court of Appeals on Tuesday affirmed the State Department authority to deny Worthy a passport for travel to Communist China and other Red countries. The ruling, upholding a federal district court decision, says a journalist may not be free to travel when the government imposes a ban.
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Washington
UPI
Court of Appeals
State Department
Baltimore
William Worthy Or
Department
China
Federal District Court
Worthy
New York Post
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hungary
United States
Negro
U.S
VUBA
Ftockwell Kent
Kent
Hhe
Jate
John Foster Dulles
Ega
Worley
Nixon to be joined by Eisenhower on Moscow trip
Dr Milron Eisenhower will accompany vice president Nixon on a Moscow trip to open the U S Exhibit in the Trade Fair, then tour Russia and Siberia. The White House announced the party will include advisory committee members and USIA officials as plans unfold for Koslov’s U S tour.
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Wallington
UPL
Milwon
Eisenhower
U.S
Richard MM. Nixon
Moscow
White House
Nixon
Russia
Siberia
Johnns Hopkins University
Latin America
James €. Hagerty
Frol Kaylov
United States
New York City
State Department
Mikhail Menshtkoy
Koslov
Kremlin
Cautions Of Punitive Laws In Race Dispute
President Eisenhower warned against enacting too many punitive laws to solve racial problems. He stressed faith in laws to shape hearts is limited, urging education and broader understanding as the path to equal opportunity. The address came at a civil rights conference with state advisory members.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
America
Nhower
United States
Pint-Sized Burglar Back In Jail Again
Evansville Indiana report says Charles Whitsell 19 known for small stature guiding a lumber company break-in. Held on burglary charge for May 25 theft at Wolfirin Lumber Co including 200 dollars cash and 289 dollars worth of cameras. Whitsell recently released from Indiana Reformatory after partaking in 42 burglaries.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Whitsell
Wolflin’ Lumber" Co
Whitsell
Indiana Reformatory
Three Plastic Bag Deaths Reported In Consecutive Days
New York police reported a third plastic bag related death in three days, a six week old, Sauron Slaughter, found with a bag over her face at home. Earlier deaths were ruled suicides or self harm. A New Jersey case in Trenton involved Carmela Brown, a month old, suffocated by a plastic bag. Health officials say four plastic bag suffocations occurred in New York this year.
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New York
Department of Health
Rivers Pollution Puzzles Courthouse News Briefs
Cass County authorities filed multiple divorce and custody actions in the county circuit and superior courts. Separate cases include William K. Ragan vs Frances B. Ragan for divorce and Kenton D. Hosier vs Helen M. Hosier for divorce and custody. A foreclosure and separate bed and board action are also listed among the docket. Thousands of dead fish were found in the river upstream from an apparent pollution incident. In Taipei an accord for American surplus farm product imports valued at 11.9 million dollars prompted questions over the cause of fish kills downstream.
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Iew
William K. Ragan
Frances B. Ragan
Wayne E. Thornburg
Lew Good
Thomas Eugene Brown
Gregor Roberts Brown
Kenton D. Hosier
Helen M. Hosier
Johnson
Stewart and
Austin
Georgia FE
Imel
Donald Imel
Salyer and Mattingly
Ruth
Whitner
Paul W. Kelley
Marvin
Kelley
Arnold
Superior Court
Genida Kemp
S. Donald D. Kemp
L.H. Robbins
Logansport
Ind
UPI
Cass County
Taipei
Formia
Rivecj
Ameri
Wabashi
United States
Nationalist River
China
Cass County Conservation Officers
Formosa
William Kerber
Henl
Railroad Loss Reason Given
Johnston states that standardizing equipment identifiers and techniques for products is needed progress. He concedes hundreds of railroads and suppliers complicate the problem but adds that a solution is not impossible.
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Equipre Id
Johnston
Bigamist Gets Year Term
James W. Farmer 2 year-old ex convict guilty of bigamy and sentenced to more than five years in the State Prison at Lansing. His stay request denied. He had three wives via correspondence. two were named Elvera Uruk of Newton and Katherine Radwalski.
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Wichita
Kan
James W. Farmer
Farmer
Mit
Lansing
Dist
Howard 3. Kline
Chicago
UPL
Wayne A. Johnston
Ilinois Central Railroad
Indianapolis
UPI
United
Dri
Fife Impris
Johnston
Richard M. Gilbert
Association
John B. Campbell
American Railroads
Elvera Uruk
Newton
Xavier L. Whittaker
Onj
Ket
Wiehes
Knoxville
Kiepper
Parmer
Mies
Katherine Radwalski
Abert
Canede
Knoxvile
Temann
Uae
Mig
Aod
Zenith Straken
Fort Wayne
Misa
Vaal
Eral
Momigormerys
Leath Furniture Sale Slashes Prices Amid Inventory Surge
Leath Furniture Stores announce emergency mark downs to clear outsized stock after shipments accelerated ahead of schedule. The campaign features deep cuts on Kroehler Simmons Bigelow and other major brands with up to 24 month financing and free delivery while supplies last.
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Kroehler
Simmons
Bigelow
Alexander Smith
Chromcraft
Brody
Lane
Rembrandt
Roxbury
Pullman
International
Howard, Broyhill
Leath
Leath’s
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Owens - Corning Fiberglass Corp
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American National Theater and Academy
George V. Alten
U.S. Information Agency
Harold C. McClelland
Phos Lea
Beceniie
Tet Teats
ANOR
Atti
Ed Ay
Rambler
Penguieton Ave
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Salling
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Williams
Meridian St
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