U S Expels Two Russian UN Aides for Overstepping Authority
The United States expelled Aleksander Guryanov and Nikolai Turkin, Russian UN delegation staff, for exceeding their official capacity in aiding five Soviet seamen’s return. The State Department note also criticized Arkady Sobolev, though it did not demand his recall.
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United States
State Department
Georgi Zaru
Aleksander K. Guryanov
Nikolai Turkin
United Nations
Arkady Sobolev
Guryanov
Turkin
New York City
U. S
Sobolev
Moscow
Jurkin
Idlewild
Russia
New York
Dulles
Seamen Recall Captivity in America After Tuapse Seizure
Five crewmen of the tanker Tuapse describe six months in the United States during 1954 amid threats and intimidation after the ship was seized by Nationalist China. They say they only contacted the Soviet UN representative Arkady Sobolev after seeing his name in a New York newspaper. They explain why they did not use local directories or phone books earlier.
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Tuapse
United States
Terre
China
United Nations
Arkady Sobolev
New York
New York City
Judge's Home Hit by TNT in Dover Ohio
An investigation into the dynamiting of Judge Ralph D. Finley's home focuses on persons he helped send to prison. Fifteen to twenty five sticks of dynamite were used, shattering 25 windows while the judge was away in Florida. His wife Estan was cut by flying glass. Prosecutor Danny Johnson probes possible links to Finley's roles as prosecuting attorney and judge.
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Ohio
Ralph D. Finley
Juvenile and Probate Court
Florida
Estan
Danny Johnson
Wheth
Finley
Graham murder trial hinges on confession
Denver prosecutors push toward a decisive point in the plane bombing case as FBI agents are expected to testify about John Gilbert Graham's statement. The 24 year old defendant allegedly confessed to blowing up an airliner that killed his mother and 43 others, with the trial advancing rapidly this week.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Bert M. Keating
FBI
Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Home In Pomeroy Loss Estimated
A two story frame home of Mr and Mrs Whee Bree burned early Thursday causing about 3000 in damage. The blaze began around 145 am and destroyed a garage while threatening two nearby houses. Volunteer crews fought the flames and the Racine department aided in saving adjacent homes belonging to Lowell Nickel and Frank Buck.
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Pomeroy
Sad Men Whee Bree
George H. Hicks
Racine
Lowell
Frank Buck
Two Guests Die In Hotel Fire In Warren Pa
Police report two bodies recovered from the Carver Hotel blaze in Warren Pennsylvania while two other guests are still missing. Firefighters battled an early Wednesday morning fire that destroyed most of the 105 room four story hotel and left only wall fragments.
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Kienies
Carver Hotel
Mike Evan
H. V. Dwight
Akron
Ohio
B. J. Stotts
Dayton
M. D. [Pinney
Jefferson
R. “J. Schmitz
Columbus
Vania
James Tridico
Franchise Battle Over Bus Desegregation in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama officials threaten to revoke National City Lines bus franchise after a desegregation order. Negroes plan a mass meeting to consider ending their 20 week boycott while some riders persist in segregation. The company may revisit the decree amid Supreme Court rulings and Washington debate.
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Als
Jas We
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
National City Lines
Par
Supreme Court
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Tren
Montgomercy
Trm
Aid to Dairy Farmers Forces One-Cent-a-Quart Milk Increase
Ohio dairy interests push a one cent per quart rise in wholesale milk to cover low prices. Distributors and producers debate pass-through to retail prices as the Agriculture Department approves a temporary increase to offset Feb price cuts. May and July projections show larger gains for farmers if approved.
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Lieveland
Frank
Wwo
Cincinairymen
Belle Vernati Milk Exchange
Won Milk Co
Dayton
Agriculture Department
Lumbus
Edwards
Washington
Columbus One Dairy Company
Bow
R-Ohio
Ohio
Hiss to Speak at Princeton Sparks Campus Debate
Princeton University hosts former State Department official Alger Hiss for his first public address since release. Students jeer critics Congressman Tumulty and Father Halton as Willard Edwards reports on the perjury trials and controversy surrounding the invitation.
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N. J
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Princeton University
State Department
Hiss
Hugh Halton
Alls
T. James Tumulty
Jersey City
Congress
Ames
Halton
Willard Edwards
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Airports Rebel Against CAA over Doolittle Report
Cleveland report shows 400 members of the American Association of Airport Executives at their annual conference denouncing the 1952 Doolittle Report as a fitness gauge for federal airport aid. They demand the CAA end the outside agency prerequisite rule for sponsor compliance. The White House survey four years earlier, led by Lt. Gen. James Doolittle, had recommended runway safety measures and safe approach zones.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
America Association of Airport Executives
CAA
White House
James Doolittle
Highway Bill Faces Strong GOP Support After Forecast
House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts predicted the Democratic highway bill will pass by a substantial margin with broad GOP backing. Speaker Rayburn echoed the outlook, signaling a near-certain victory as debate opened. The same day the House rejected adding relief for small wheat farmers to a $94.37 million state and justice department bill and the U S Information Agency.
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Washington
p—House
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Rayburn D-Tex
State and Justice Departments
U. S. Information Agency
Walking My Baby Back Home
An old Want Ad notes Mrs. Maurer selling a baby stroller and carriage to the first buyer. The line hints at a “BABY FENDA” and a THAYER STROLLER as items for sale with a spring sale tone and a call to place low cost ads via ad-taker.
Gestapo Chief Himmler Called Traitor by Sweden
Sweden said Gestapo head Heinrich Himmler was a traitor to Hitler two years before Germany’s surrender. The White Book from the Swedish Foreign Office cites efforts to seek peace with Western powers via Sweden and notes Walter Schellenberg’s multiple trips to negotiate.
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Sweden
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Adolf Hitler
Swedish
Foreign Office
Himmler
Hitler
Germany
Walter Schellenberg
Aerial Type H Bomb Test Planned at Bikini Atoll
Washington reports that next month observers will witness an open air burst hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll. Officials had floated an air drop method among test options as part of the thermal nuclear series, while Khrushchev noted a Soviet plane drop already occurred.
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Washington
Bikini Atoll
Atomic Energy Commission
Indica
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
House Dems Propose New Farm Price Bill
House Democrats introduced a bill to give farmers price supports and compensatory payments aimed at ensuring parity prices on basic crops. The plan combines support and cash payments to reach 90 percent parity for farm prices.
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House Dems
Washington
House Democrats
China Monthly Editor Indicted for Sedition
Powell editor of China Monthly Review charged in San Francisco with publishing accusations against the United States. Indictment also lists Powell wife Sylvia and Julian Schuman of New York with twelve counts against Powell alone. Accuses publication of alleging germ warfare and smallpox in Korea and China. Powell defends his right to express opinions.
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San Francisco
John William Powell
China Monthly Review
Shanghai
A Powell
Sylvia
Julian Schuman
New York
Powell
United States
Poles Probe Katyn Massacre Again
A leaked report suggests Poland's Communist government is studying the Katyn Forest massacre with plans for a June finding. Analysts warn the move could intensify Polish scrutiny of Stalin era crimes and strain Soviet-Polish relations.
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New York
Katyn Forest
Poland
Warsaw
Stalin
Poxland
Katya
Krein
Motegi
Soviet Leaders Leave Britain After Talks on Minor Issues
Soviet Prime Minister Bulganin and Khrushchev end a weeklong visit with a wreath at Marx’s grave and a Burns tribute. They met Labour leaders, easing some tensions though no major accords were expected on Middle East, disarmament, or Germany reunification. A joint communique was planned to summarize progress on trade and cultural links.
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Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Karl Marx
Labor Party
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Mande Ateht
Marx
Lone
Firen
George Malemov
Robert Burns
Bulgan
Eden
Hugh Kell
Soviet Union
Social Democrats
Popular Front
Europe
Middle East
Solon Attacks Studebaker Packard Loan Maneuver
Detroit rumors persist that Studebaker Packard seeks new loans despite denials from GM Ford and Chrysler. Senator O Maoney calls the move dreadful for economic concentration. Detroit stockholder Dann says Big Three may supply most of a multibillion loan amid undisclosed sources.
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Studebaker
Packard Corp
Washington
O'Maoney
D.wye
General Motors
Ord
Chrysler
Sdl
A. Dann
Stude 1 Baker Packard
Dann
Seven Children Die in Toledo Area House Fire
A family tragedy near Toledo leaves seven children aged 2 months to 9 years dead after a fire struck their cinder block home eight miles northwest of the city. Father John and mother were away at work. Harrison Leonardo, 9, may have been an orphan raised by neighbors. Investigators hold Cooper for questioning as Monroe County deputies and state police probe why the children were left alone. Coroner Harold Maurice scheduled an inquest.
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Here
Richart Campbell
Sylvania
John
Brenda Joyce
Harrison Leonardo
Jacqueline
Dha
Sherrely Jean
Geor
Marie
Carter Stephen
Campbell
Michigan
Monroe County
Heriffs
Cooper
Harold Maurice
Hee
Dems Seek United Action in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Fleckner of Bexley joined four fellow Democrats at a Gem City Democratic Club Campaign Night urging unity for a November victory. Frank X. Kryzan and Michael V. DiSaile attended from Ohio cities. John E. Sweeney and Robert W. Reider also spoke from Cleveland and Port Clinton. Atty. Gen. C William O Neil, seeking the Republican nomination, spoke at Lorain.
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Ovear L. Fleckner
Bexley
Ohio
Gem ‘Ity
Democratic Club
Dayton
Gem
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
Toledo
Michael V. DiSaile
Cleveland
John E .Sweeney
Port Clinton
Robert W. Reider
Cincinnati
Atty
C. William O'Neil
Lorain
Policy Drops Race Bias at Methodist General Conference
In Minneapolis the Methodist Church grapples with ending racial discrimination as bishops urge action. Delegates at the General Conference face timing and methods to eliminate segregation without causing upheaval. The Council of Bishops frames the issue as a balance of principles and practicality.
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United Church
Council of Bishops
America
Air Force tanker crash near Woodbine leaves six dead
An Air Force tanker from Forbes AFB reportedly based at Topeka crashed about 10 miles northeast of Woodbine Kansas. A Abilene Reporter-Chronicle reporter at the scene said six bodies were recovered from the burning wreckage and four others were believed missing.
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Abilene
Nan
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Woodbine
Kan
Abilene Rejector Chronicle
High Court Considers Pinball as Gambling Devices
Columbus court weighs whether pinball machines that award free games are gambling devices in themselves and subject to related law. The case questions the legal status and regulatory implications of arcade pastime machines in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eward
Syndicate Wins Bid to Market Ohio Highway Bonds
Columbus Ohio state investment commission accepted a lone bid from Blyth and Co Inc of New York for a 50 million dollar highway construction bond issue. The issue carries a 3.00 dollar per hundred rate, runs 17 years, and will cost about 200 thousand more annually than last year’s 2 million issue. The syndicate includes four other investment houses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commission
James A. Rhodes
Blyth & Co., Inc
New York
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