Mendes France pushes European Defense Community reforms
French Premier Mendes France outlines aims to tie Germany to the Western alliance and permit German rearmament amid ongoing talks with six European foreign ministers led by Spaak. The group, including West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Luxembourg, and France, debates revisions to the defense pact as opposition coalesces.
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Be'lume
Pierre Mendes-France
Paul-Henri Spaak
Mendes- France
Spaak
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Conference
Mendes-France
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
United States
J. W. Beyen
Belgian Foreign Ministry
French National Assembly
Palm Print in Sheppard Case Ties to Boy Chip
A Cleveland official says a palm print found at the lakefront home linked to Marilyn Sheppard’s killing belongs to her 12 year old son Chip. Prosecutor Mahon says Dr. Samuel H Sheppard cannot use the print to support a prowler theory. He’s indicted for first degree murder.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Jerome C. Peolking
Taft Defends American Social System Before World Church Delegates
Charles P. Taft urged a 15 000 strong audience at the World Council of Churches assembly to view the United States as a responsible society. He cited social security, workers compensation, minimum wage laws, the 40 hour week, farm price supports and public housing as examples of reform driven by religion and tradition. He warned against cartelization under pressure of competition and noted changing views on state intervention and private initiative.
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Charles P. Taft
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Beest
America
Assembly
Eisenhower
Cincinnati
C. L. Patijn
Ministry of
Fox Affairs
Council
Amsterdam
Couple Dies in Crash Near Findlay Ohio
An elderly man and woman were killed in a two car collision about seven miles northeast of Findlay. The victims were identified as Ben Hissong, 70, of Benton Ridge and Lillian Weyer, 62, of Findlay.
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Findlay
Ohio
Here
Ben Hissong
Benton Ridge
Lillian Weyer
Man’s Troubles Begin After Finding Wallet
Long Beach California police say Louis Cohen found a wallet on the beach and used it to identify himself when two detectives woke him in a park. He was booked on suspicion of vagrancy and petty theft of found property, with the wallet belonging to Detective Wayne L. Higley.
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Long Beach
Calif
Louis Cohen
Wayne L. Higley
Cohen
Florida Boy Drowns After Water Play Incident
Miami police recovered the body of 9 year old Jimmy Berian from the Coconut Grove Yacht Basin. Fire department respirator units failed to revive him. Homicide Detective W P McClure said witnesses reported he and a playmate tried to stay under water longer.
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Fla
Jimmy Berian
Coconut Grove
W. P. McClure
Manufacturer Davis Rosenthal Dies in Sun Valley
Davis S. Rosenthal, age 54, prominent North and South American textile manufacturer and vice president of the Cohn Hall Marx Textile Co. in New York, died Tuesday in Sun Valley Idaho.
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Idaho
Davis S. Rosenthal
Cohn-Hall- Marx Textile Co
New York
Mother-in-Law Is Worth Money Ad Offers House Prices
In Holyoke Massachusetts an advertisement by Downing Realty Corp lists a nine room brick house on 1 1/2 acre with prices for various buyers. Single $25,000 couple $22,000 couple with child $21,000 couple with two children $20,000 couple with houseful of kids $18,000 couple with houseful of kids and mother-in-law $17,500.
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Holyoke
Mass
Lattimore Faces Indictments for Perjury Returns
U.S. Attorney Leo A. Rover announced a new perjury indictment plan against Owen Lattimore. The 1952 grand jury had charged seven counts. two were thrown out as vague, and the government intends to present new evidence to a Sept. 13 grand jury to possibly add charges. If added, these would be consolidated with the five remaining counts for trial.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
U.S
Rover
Supreme Court
Lattimore
AFL Votes Wage Offer Acceptance
AFL atomic production workers approved a 6 cent hourly wage increase by about a two to one margin in a secret ballot, challenging CIO leaders who seek a 15 cent raise. The move affects about 4500 workers at four Carbide plants and Pasadena, Kentucky, under a cost plus contract.
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Tenn
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Emerson Pownall
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Paducah
Atomic Energy Commission
Locked House Burns Sparks Investigation On Main Street
Firemen investigated a padlocked disorderly house on Main Street after a blaze leveled the unoccupied building. Loss estimated at 9000 dollars. The structure had been ordered fireproofed last May by Common Pleas Judge William M. McClain following action by Prosecutor Charlies Anderson. Cause of the fire undetermined.
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Main Street
Common Pleas
William M. McClain
Charlies Anderson
Robbery at Cleveland Savings Bank Net $30000
Two gunmen in painters overalls robbed the People's Savings and Loan Association in Cleveland today. They forced treasurer L. J. Linek at 4401 Clark Ave to open the vault at gunpoint and escaped with about $30,000.
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Cleveland
People’s Savings and Loan Association
L. J. Linek
Clark Ave
Pistol Point
U.S. Orders Major Korean Ground Forces Withdrawal
The United States will pull two thirds of its ground strength from Korea in the coming months as part of a new defense strategy. Four divisions will depart Korea, with two divisions and smaller units returning to the U.S. Okinawa and Hawaii will receive one division each. Protests erupted in South Korea as shops closed nationwide. The U.S. also charged China with holding 15 American airmen as political prisoners, asserting Beijing claimed they were alive after Geneva talks.
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United States
Korea
China
Okinawa
Hawaii
Defense Department
Geneva
Military realignments in Pacific draw down amid Formosa pivot
Transportation halted in Seoul for a protest rally drawing about 100000 people as commanders outline posturing to deter any Red action toward Formosa. The plan keeps two U S divisions in Korea with allied units, adds strength to Okinawa, and shifts the balance toward a flexible defense of the western Pacific from the south through Formosa to Japan.
Rhode Island Industry Posts Tidy Profit
Rhode Island industry shows steady profit with low manpower needs. The state prison produced a net operating profit of 532 last year from printing registration plates street signs brushes and brooms.
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Rhode Island
Cranston
R. L
Accord Reached on Red Bill Bans Communist Party
Senate and House conferees reached agreement on a bill to outlaw the Communist party and strip it of legal rights. Senator Butler said the compromise tones down a key provision criminalizing party membership but the measure aims to curb Communist influence in unions and politics. Leaders voiced confidence the bill would meet presidential approval and be signed.
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Senate House
Butler
Senate
House
Communist Party
National Labor Relations Board
Len Knowland
California
Brownell Knowland
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Okays Two Million River Fund
The Senate approved a two million dollar appropriation to begin the Greenup Kentucky lock and dam on the Ohio River to ease heavy traffic. The project would stretch from Greenup to midway between Gallipolis and Portsmouth, with completion hoped for around 1961 if Congress funds 58 million more.
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Army Engineers
Ohio River
Greenup
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Ohio
Senate
Congress
A&P Cuts Coffee Price Ten Cents Nationwide
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. announced a 10 cent cut in retail coffee prices effective today across all brands Red Circle 4 o'clock and Brookar, lowering them to 1.90. The move follows Brazil easing foreign exchange rules and comes as coffee futures on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange slip for the third straight day.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Brazil
A&p
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
De Gasperi Dies Opponent of Communism and Champion of EU
Alcide de Gasperi former Italian premier died at his mountain retreat of a heart attack. He steered Italy from postwar chaos toward democracy and fought communism, leaving a legacy linked to European integration. Mario Scelba succeeded him as premier after a vote of no confidence. The death came as foreign ministers met in Brussels on the European Defense Community plan.
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Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
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de Gasperi
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Scelba
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Reds
European Defense Community
Brussels
McCarthy Probes Delay as Overwork Slows Senate Panels
Two Senate investigations into Senator McCarthy face delays as leaders cite heavy work rather than disputes. Mundt seeks a verdict by Saturday while Watkin’s panel weighs postponing public hearings beyond August 30. McCarthy’s counsel notes pressure to prepare defenses.
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Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mundt
Sen. Watking
Utah
Edward Bennett Williams
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Dwash
Dirksen
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Columbus Doctor Held For Illegal Operation
Currency totaling 37515 dollars was found scattered in the home of Dr. William Henry Roche 55 arrested on an illegal operation charge. He pleaded innocent to performing the operation on a 21 year old woman. Bond was set at 5000 dollars as he was held to the grand jury. Internal Revenue agents impounded 25000 dollars of the sum, estimated as back taxes interest and penalties.
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Columbus
William Henry Roche
Internal Revenue
Door Misses Cue In Skelton Rehearsal
Red Skelton suffered a concussion and neck sprain after a breakaway stage door failed to shatter during a rehearsal for his CBS show. The incident occurred as he carried a prop block of concrete on his head, and the door did not break as scripted.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Skelton
Sow's Litter of All Male Pigs Reported in Oklahoma
In Hugo Oklahoma a pure bred Poland China sow owned by Mrs T L Webb farrowed ten piglets all males a rarity County Agent John D Netherton backs Webb s claim He notes the chance of a single sex litter is about one in a million
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Hugo, Okla
Poland
T. L. Webb
John D. Netherton
Three Die In Fiery Plane Crash At Cox Airport
A twin engine plane crashed near Cox Municipal Airport in Vandalia killing three men. Pilot John Shockley 32 of Muncie Indiana and radio technicians Dale Hecker 28 of Venga and Kenneth Lee Carroll 24 of Mt. Vernon were aboard. The father Clyde Shockley arrived at the airport after the crash and learned of the fate. The plane spun and burned on impact about a mile and a half northeast of the field.
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Cox Municipal
Withewes
John Shockley
Muncie
Ind
Dale Hecker
Venga
Kenneth Lee Carroll
Mt. 1
West Mil
Shockley
Clyde
Muanete
Munete
Earth
Sac
Man Irv's To Meal Train and Truck
James Jenkins faced transportation woes in Philadelphia as he attempted to drive an empty subway train from its terminal and later commandeered a delivery truck when the train would not start, leading to his arrest behind the wheel.
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Irv
Philadelphia
James Jenkins
Woman shoots lion while aiming at dog near home
Mrs. Jack Hissop fired a single pistol shot to scare a large dog molesting sheep near her bedroom window in Huntsville Utah. She later found she had killed a nine foot mountain lion, shot with a 32 caliber bullet just under the left shoulder.
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Utah
Jack Hissop
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