Army to expand reserve force with six year enlistments
Eisenhower calls for a large ready reserve built to 2.9 million from 800,000 with six year enlistments and two years active duty. Short term trainees receive 50 dollars monthly, high school volunteers may defer initial service, and enrollments shift to reserve units rather than centers while floods devastate eastern states.
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Broadway publicist spurns probes of Reds on stage
Publicist Ivan Black a 53 year old Broadway publicity man testified as a final witness in the congressional subcommittee led by Francis E. Walter. He denied membership in the Patrick Henry Communist Club and invoked multiple amendments when questioned. The hearing also noted production stage manager David Kanter and consultant Seth Bentley, a Russian spy ring courier, hired by the committee.
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Army Sergeant Gallagher Convicted in Court Martial
An eight member court martial in New York finds Sgt. James C. Gallagher, 23, of Brooklyn guilty on four charges including unpremeditated murder and collaborating with the enemy in relation to three fellow Korean War prisoners. The verdict followed about five hours of deliberation. Gallagher allegedly tossed two sick POWs from a prison hut and left them in freezing temperatures.
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India Breaks Official Links With Portugal Over Killings
New Delhi reports that India severed official ties with Portugal after the killings of Indian marchers in Portuguese India. The Nehru government ordered Portugal to recall its consulates in Bombay and other actions.
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12 Year Old Falls From Roller Coaster at Euclid Beach
A twelve year old, Eugene Ruzinok, fell from a roller coaster at Euclid Beach Park yesterday. He was hospitalized in serious condition with a fractured vertebra, a shoulder wound, and possible internal injuries. A cousin riding with him tried to help before he tumbled from the car as it traveled about 40 miles an hour.
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County Leaders Urged to Act on Water Services
Ohio officials pressed county commissioners to promptly address growing needs for water and sanitation facilities. Amid a midyear conference, Attorney General C William O Neill urged action to control expanding requirements and fund necessary services.
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Returncoats Fight Army Codefendants Named in Case
Baker and two codefenders stood accused in a wartime case of aiding the enemy. Griggs, age 22, from Jacksonville Texas, was identified among those charged.
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Baruch Celebrates 85th Birthday Today
The report notes Bernard M. Baruch, financier and elder statesman, turning 85 today. A five day forecast hints at above normal temperatures with peaks around 81 to 84 degrees and chances of scattered showers, especially late Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Mixing MDs Osteopaths Probed in Mason County
The West Virginia State Medical Association debated mixed MD and osteopath staff at Mason County Hospital. Resolution favors allowing joint practice while noting mixed opinions among physicians. A hospital board visit and further meetings are planned next week amid ongoing debates on a new facility and staff composition. Campaigns for a $200,000 goal progress with about half pledged.
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Do Anything for Her Man Pushes His Invalid Wife in Wheel Chair
A man named Mendenhall pushed his severely disabled wife nearly a thousand miles from Miami toward Richmond Indiana in a bid to help her walk again with racer tracks and lifts. The journey ended after police intervened near New Albany as they were escorted to county jail. they planned to complete the trip by bus home.
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UN Seeks Return of Missing Craft After DMZ Incident
A small unarmed craft flying into the United Nations demilitarized zone was shot at during a barrage of heavy fire. Officials say the crew is missing and names are withheld while the incident is investigated.
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Professional Snipers Plague Government Jobs Debate
In a speech last night Teetor discussed a wave of targeted sniping against businessmen employed in government roles. The talk highlighted safety concerns and calls for policy safeguards amid rising threats to officials and contractors.
President orders 50 percent tariff on imported bicycles
Eisenhower today ordered an immediate fifty per cent tariff hike on bicycles. The move could raise wholesale costs of imported models in the United States by one to three dollars, depending on foreign manufacturers and price levels.
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Schmidt to File Divorce From Una in Sacramento Case
Airman Daniel Schmidt plans to file for divorce in Sacramento California from Una Schmidt who remarried while he was a prisoner of the Communist China.
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Train Derails Near Washout Injures Dozens in Russell
About 39 people were injured when two cars and four coaches of the Chicago to Boston Lake Shore Limited jumped the tracks at a washout near Russell. Three were hospitalized. Authorities said the low speed of 18 mph prevented a major disaster.
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Churches Rally Against Fundraising Gimmicks
A church meeting denounced common fundraisers such as rummage sales bingo chicken suppers and similar events arguing they distract from sacred duties and urging focus on traditional generosity. Darrel K Senith addressed the Chesapeake conference highlighting biblical cautions against such practices.
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Kansas City Florida Special Wreck Reported Near There
A Frisco Railroad express train, the Kansas City Florida Special, was reported badly wrecked at 9 miles from fay near there. Officials I have no details on casualties or exact location. The brief mentions a severe accident involving the named train.
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Cop Killer Carpenter Cornered After Tear Gas Assault
Police cornered Tim Carpenter, a fugitive linked to a string of robberies and the murder of Detective William Murphy, in a theater pursuit. After a standoff with tear gas, Carpenter surrendered with hands outstretched as officers entered a hallway and pulled him into safety.
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New Light Tank Tops All Military Vehicles in Power
A new light tank from Detroit company claims superior firepower and mobility. It weighs 8% tons, tops 40 mph, and can reach a 244 foot vertical leap, with airborne capability noted. London reports Princess Margaret faces a choice on marriage to Group Captain Townsend.
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Cop Killer Trapped After 23 Hours in Apartment
Leonore Powell 3 and Stella Powell 30 and their children were held by a gunman who shot a policeman and forced the family into their second floor home. The suspect ordered them to bed and taunted police as a tense standoff unfolded over nearly a day before authorities ended the siege.
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Red China Students in U S Seek Return to Beijing Talks
Reported 124 Chinese held in the United States sought departure for home amid Geneva talks and U S efforts for freedom for Chinese-held Americans. Officials noted no exact counts and cited restrictions, expirations on permits, and work contracts. About 78 still wished to leave as of now, with many shifting plans over time.
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Ancient Greek Fleet Found by Sea Bottom in Sicily Bay
Reported discovery of an ancient Athenian fleet wrecked off Ortigia Island near Siracusa. Archaeologists describe wooden hulls and three banks of ships buried under Bay of Siracusa sediment. Clues trace to 413 BC naval defeat tied to Alcibiades era.
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Greece
Alcibiades
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Athens
Hydrogen bomb ingredient could aid laundries and industry
An Atom- science briefing explains that a radioactive form of hydrogen called tritium may be used in dairies and industries to track grease on clothes. A Geiger counter could detect grease on fabrics, guiding cleaning and safety measures amid concerns of handling radioactive materials. Andover holds pair and plans a street sale for departmental aid.
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