Negro coed returns to seek readmittance to Alabama
Autherine Lucy and a companion petition seek readmission to the University of Alabama and dormitory dining rights in a federal case. Lucy alleges trustees and the admissions dean conspired to bar her as a Black student amid campus rioting. Hearings set Feb 2 before Judge Hobart Grooms.
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Birmingham
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
U. S. Dist
Hobart Grooms
Miss Lucy
Grooms
Lucy
Board of Trustees
William F. Adams
Sarah Healy
University Dining Hall
Ala
University of Alabama de
Polly Ann Hudson
Hudson
Jury weighs Smith Act cases as Ohio defendants face verdict
Federal jurors in Ohio weigh verdicts for ten defendants charged under the Smith Act. Foreman asks if unanimous verdicts on some may stand if not all are unanimous. Reports indicate some defendants may be found, others undecided, amid tensions of the trial nearing closure. A defendant, Irvin, denies harming anyone and recalls recognition during transport.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles J. McNamee
R. W. Gleason
Francisco
San
Dos Irvin
Coe
Los Angeles
W. Evansville
Irlvin
Springfield
Cozad
Nebraska
Killer Irvin Captured in San Francisco Pawn Shop
Irvin was seized after allegedly fleeing a Illinois jail escape. He reportedly used a cardboard key to break out and rode a car toward the West before abandoning it and hitchhiking west, with a grain truck driver offering help en route.
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Killer Irvin
San Francisco
Irvin
Princeton
Earl Hollen
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Cairo
Hie
USAF Airlift Delivers Aid Across Europe in Severe Winter
Air Force Flying Boxcars joined emergency airlift to Europe delivering food and fuel to snowbound villages as a brutal winter grips Turkey Italy and much of Western Europe. East winds whip seas in the English Channel and a cold snap brings the worst freeze since 1887.
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Sarsdon
Ersatis JS
Air Force
Europe
Turkey
Italy
English Channel
France
Nice
Bet
Germany
Air Force warns on Soviet progress at GE testing site
Gen Thomas White warned that Russian air development threatens U.S. superiority during a dinner marking GE plans to build a 20 million dollar supersonic engine test facility near the area. GE engine 379 powers the Convair B38 and Lockheed Fi62, both supersonic. White accused the Russians of cheating through history.
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Thomas D. White
Star
General Electric Co
General Electric
Five Day Forecast Says Mild to Warm Weekend Ahead
The forecast shows temperatures averaging 3 to 5 degrees above normal with normal highs near 41 and lows around 21. Rain is expected Saturday and again Monday with total precipitation between half an inch and one inch.
British Claim No Evidence Women Talked To Reds
The Sunvun article says the Foren Of fice has no evidence showing two British diplomats who defected to the Communists betrayed Korean War secrets. A MacArthur linked piece notes a life magazine spread prompting questions at a news conference.
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Foren
Life ‘Magazine
Douglas
MacArthur
Eaton
Ohio
Kennew
Bowman
Near West
Alex
Andria
Truman
Trease
Donald
Maclean
Guy Burgess
John M.koracofe
Korea
Peiping
Lima
Moscow
Harold C. Bowman
Maybelle
West
Alexandria
AKRON
Mary Watts
James Elbert Watts
Boyd Burk Jr
Abuses Found in VA Medical Aid Exposed
Rep Teague reports GAO findings of flagrant abuses in the VA medical care program. Cases include a retired engineer with high net worth receiving 25 days of free hospitalization and a farmer with modest income getting 25 days of treatment. Investigators may publish names to curb misuse.
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Washington
Lin
Teague
D-Tex
Veterans Administration
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Genral Accounting Office
GAO
Russians Did More Work Earned Less
New York reports from the Rascia Soviet 1955 economy show workers increased output while pay stayed near 1954 levels. Khrushchev and Bulganin pushed heavy industry with higher productivity in 1985, yet wage bills rose modestly and the number of earners grew slightly.
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New York
Russia
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Ussr
Nuclear Lab Expert Zinn Resigns Over AEC Contract
Walter H. Zinn, long regarded as the AEC's top nuclear reactor expert, resigns effective June 30 after a policy dispute over the contract for what may be the world's largest research particle accelerator. He pressed the AEC to award the deal to Argonne while the agency chose Midwest Universities Research Association.
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Lhicago—P
Walter H. Zinn
Washingtonisl
Times Herald
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Midwest Universities Research Association
MURA
Zinn
Argonne
West to help Egypt finance mighty Nile dam project
Egypt accepts a 200 million dollar World Bank loan to fund the Upper Nile mega dam. The United States and Britain are to provide about 200 million in grants, with overall cost about 1.3 billion dollars. Russia had also offered help.
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Lathu
Egypt
Soviet Union
Upper
Nile River
World Bank
United States
Britain
Rayot
Ex-Detective Fires At Family Then Kills Self
In St Louis police report Henry G Sieckhaus a 70 year old retired detective fired at four family members at the home of a retired sergeant. He then wounded himself in an apparent suicide. Dead include Mrs Amelia Sieckhaus and Cpl Lester Sieckhaus his son and Mrs Marie Sieckhaus his daughter in law. Mrs Mary Dreber was seriously wounded.
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ST. Louis
Jin
Henry G. Siecklaus
Amelia Sieckhaus
Lester Sieckhaus
Marie Sieckhaus
Mary Dreber
Steckhaus
Transport Rights Advocated as Fundamental Liberty
Senator Warren Magnuson told the Private Truck Council of America convention that the right to haul one's own goods in a personal vehicle should remain free from economic regulation. He warned against changing this right and noted cabinet committee recommendations may become Senate Bill 1820 to reform the Interstate Commerce Act, strengthening common carriers.
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Cleveland
U. Se
Warren G. Magnuson D. Wash
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Private Truck Council of America, Inc
Cabinet Committee
Senate
Congress
Girls Riot On Cyprus Stopped By Tear Gas
Cypriot police used tear gas and batons to disperse rioting schoolgirls at Li Massol town. The mob began stoning when troops arrived to pull down a Greek flag, then joined a march through the town, amid unrest and clashes at the local school.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Limassol Toy
Emis
Axle Mile Tax Against Trucks Draws GOP Critique
William H. Ayres condemns Ohio axle mile tax as unfeasible and lightly administrable. He urges Congress to review interference with public goods transport and favors a one cent per gallon motor fuel tax as a simpler revenue source.
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Cubyelanu
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Congress
Akron Republican
Ual
Private ‘Truck Council of America
Ayres
AFL-CIO aims to grow membership to 30 million nationwide
At a Miami Beach meeting the AFL-CIO executive council heard a blueprint to double the union’s 15 million member base within years. John W. Livingston outlined a nationwide plan and multimillion dollar fund to recruit federal state city government workers and industry workers across chemical building wood paper and footwear sectors. Former CIO and AFL leaders pledged at least four million dollars, with more expected from wealthier unions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
John W. Livingston
Livingston
United Auto Workers
Ikivingston
New York
CIO
AFL
Rigid Price Props Favored for Farms Case Details
Senator Case testified today a $2500 campaign fund offer from John M Neff, a stranger, was reported to him by Ernest J. Kahler of the Argus Leader. Kahler said the money came in 25 envelopes of $100, with Neff described as the donor. Case noted no strings attached and said the offer prompted a Senate investigation.
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Senate
John M Neff
Neff
Case
Ern
J. Kahler
Sioux Falls
S. D
Argus
Mr. Neff
Balloon Envelopes Highlighted in Soviet Press Coverage
Pravda and Izvestia each dedicated five of their six back-page columns to Thursday’s event as Russians displayed balloon envelopes and equipment. They framed the weather balloons as part of an American brinkmanship policy and published accompanying photos and accounts.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
Eisenhower Accepts Gardner Resignation as Air Force Chief
President Eisenhower accepts Trevor Gardner's resignation as Assistant Air Force Secretary of Defense research and development after a clash over missile program emphasis. Gardner urged speed and expansion of guided missile work, but the president offered best wishes and did not name a successor.
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Eisenhower
Trevor Gardner
Air Force
Gardner
Jailed at Westinghouse Protest in Columbus
Seven staip jets were sentenced to jail and 40 others fined along with their union $500 and court costs after a January 3 protest at the Columbus Westinghouse plant gates. The remaining 45 of 92 tried were acquitted on contempt charges.
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Columbus
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse talks stall as union dispute drags on
A withdrawal was announced during talks between Westinghouse Electric and the APLI CIO International Union of Electrical Workers after a day of reported progress. Federal Mediator John R. Murray could not be reached for comment. Union officials say the company has not budged on wages or contract length since the dispute began in October.
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Westinghouse Electric
Tiue
John R. Murray
Westinghouse
Aplci0 International Union of Fleetltrical Workers
Josep . Finnegan
Bandit Uses Kidnap Ruse Norwood Mixture Fools City Store
A bandit used a family kidnapping ruse to steal 2000 from a downtown Mi cattan supermarket. Francis Kerins 40 the manager reported a caller demanded the bag of receipts and warned of hostages outside the store. He handed over the cash to a man who vanished into a crowd while his wife Mary 40 and their three children were at home unaware.
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York
Micattan
Francis Kerins
Kerins
Mary
Franklin man injured at Egger Creek Power Plant ride
Henry Andrey Otworth of Franklin Furnace Route 1 was hospitalized after suffering a compound fracture left frontal sinus forehead laceration and eye injury while riding on a bumper during car switching at Egger Creek Power Plant. He was admitted Thursday to Holzer Hospital for treatment.
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Jallipolis
Henry Andrey Otworth
Franklin Furnace
Holzer Hospital
Egger Creek
Otworth
Senate panel approves soil bank price plan amid protests
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved the soil bank idea early today despite the president's objection. The panel confirmed an 87 vote last Saturday for parity at 90 percent for wheat cotton corn rice and peanuts and added provisions benefiting dairymen barley tobacco and others. It set parity prices on the higher of two forms and warned of a big Senate fight when debate begins around Feb. 20.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Ellender
D-La
Eisenhower
Slayer Coffin Dies On Gallows After Murder Verdict
A 43 year old backwoods handyman Coffin died on the gallows for the murder of Richard Lindsey 17 Hollidaysburg Pa. Lindsey and two companions were found shot in gaspe bush Quebec in 1959 police said Coffin ambushed the trio and stole more than 8000. He claimed innocence until death and confessed only to stealing some of the hunter's luggage.
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Coffin
Let Local Judge Decide On Courtroom Photos
Judge Charles B. Hobtsberry urges Canon 10.35 changes and backs local judge discretion on courtroom photography. He cites no incidents of disorder when photos were allowed properly and warns against rules set by outsiders. He argues modern equipment requires local oversight to preserve orderly proceedings and public trust.
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Newanr
Liexing
Charles B. Hobtsberry
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Hobsberry
Armiyot
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