Eye-Witness 7 Geneva Conference Hints on European Security
Eye Witness 7 Geneva reports a push by Russia and Western nations to organize all Europe into a collective security framework with both West and East Germany possible participants. The statement warns against a Western alliance tied to a unified Germany under Warsaw Pact, while stressing dangers of renewed war and the impact on German people.
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Eye-Witness
Geneva
Salem
Romine
Arsine
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Adams Request Halted Dixon Yates Talks Says SEC Chief
SEC Chairman testified that Adams sought to halt Dixon Yates financing talks. Witnesses described negotiations over TVA power contracts and potential contract cancellation fees. Potential intervention by the Edwards Gore led committee raised questions about suspension aims and financial implications.
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Adams
White House
Dixon-Yates
Wasnig Fun—S
Sinclair Armstrong
The
Unites 'and ‘Exchange Commis
Son
TVA
Aia Ine
Gore
D-Tenn
Pinan Haine Itty Group
Wesiday Congress
Bible quiz winner passes on $8400 top prize
Mrs Catharine Kreitzer of Camp Hill Pa declined to risk her $32000 CBS The 4000 Question winnings on a final Bible based query She had previously captured $32000 on three earlier show appearances and eyed the chance for an $8400 top prize plus an automobile consolation prize but chose to take her current winnings after considering the question.
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New York
Catherine Kreitzer
Camp Hill
Aise
Hal March
New Filter Cuts Cigarette Nicotine by Nine Percent
Norman Sharpe, a professor at California State Polytechnic College, says he created a filter that removes more than 9 percent of a cigarette's nicotine. He concedes that commercial prospects are slim because the filter also removes all smoke and taste.
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Norman Sharpe
California State Polytechnic College
Vaccine supply struggles prompt new push for free inoculations
Fragmented OCR text indicates ongoing debates over Salk vaccine distribution and free inoculation efforts. References to government action, Indianapolis sources, and the need for millions of doses suggest a national push to expand access and overcome shortages. Strong entities include National Foundations and Lilly Co.
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Heron Zilon
Indiatapoln
Rae
Laughing and Giggling Ends Trate Man Shoots Four
A Flint Michigan bar shooting left two women and two men dead after Kenneth Kuzner 30 Detroit shot at two couples in a booth. Farah 28 of Pontiac suspects seized later. Mrs Jeannine Cross 37 died in hospital. Victims were strangers. Kuzner claimed irritation and drunkenness.
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Jeannine
Kenneth Kuzner
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Pontiac
Siles
Margaret S. Cross
Flint
James Dollars
Tims
Edna's
Restaur
Kusner
Blanton
Kuzner
Baby Girl And Mother Are Slain In Jamestown
Jamestown NY police report 26 year old Joseph Reade confessed to strangling and beating to death Mrs Cheryl Lynn Ronde 28 and her six month old daughter in a case described as a murder. Reade a native of Cartwright Pa was arraigned on charges and had a prior record including petit larceny. He told officers he could not control his outward behavior though he sought to be a model Christian. The slayings shocked the community as investigators pursued more details.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Ion
Enserman
Pice Sey
Joseph Reade
Mani Tras
Coattister
Reeds
Admittt
Jerey Ronde
Cheryl Lynn
Wesday
Priomer
Carty
Pas
UAW To Decide On Strike At Studebaker Plant
In South Bend Indiana negotiators decide whether to strike at the Studebaker-Packard Corp plant where about 1800 workers were laid off. Local 8 CIO-UAW financial secretary Neil Mooring says 2 percent favored a strike Tuesday night while more urged talking through the dispute over the contract’s production standard clause. The union says the wording does not permit the layoff, while the company contends it does.
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South Bend
Indi
United Auto Workers
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard ‘Corp
Weeny
Neil Mooring
Cio-Uaw
Ing
16 Year Old Boy Dies in Russian Roulette Incident
In Cleveland Ohio a 16 year old named Theodore Granbo of Wickliff was killed in what a friend described as a variation of Russian roulette. The friend John Marsh said Granbo loaded a .22 caliber revolver with both empty and loaded cartridges. The second trigger click fired into Granbo's temple ending his life.
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Cleveland
Theodore Granbo
Wickliff
John Marsh
Granbo
Granto's
Allies Jailing of GIs Cited by Bow in Testimony
Rep Bow of Ohio told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that 88 American servicemen are imprisoned by allied nations under status of forces pacts. He called them martyrs to internationalism and urged abrogation of treaty clauses allowing host nations to arrest and try U S service members in criminal cases. NATO members and Japan embed these status of forces agreements granting local jurisdiction.
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Washington
Bow
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ohioan
Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Japan
Safety Engineer Tells Of Motorists' Future
ANN ARBOR Mich J Paul Buckley chief engineer for the Automotive Safety Foundation's highway division says motorists can expect future highway improvements. Separate lanes for helicopters removal of cars bridges across ages lakes lighted highways eliminating headlights and pavements that melt snow and sleet.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
J. Paul Buckley
Automotive Safety
Foundaton
Oveta Hobby Leaves Cabinet Post For Family Reasons
President Eisenhower picked Martin Bayard Folsom to be secretary of health education and welfare, noting his pension and social security expertise. Folsom, 61, created the Rochester plan at Eastman Kodak in 1931 and later led private social security initiatives.
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Martin Bayard Folsom
Eisenhower
Eastman, Kodak Co
United States
Folsom
Rochester
N.Y
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Ford
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
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Ens
Wilam P. Hobby
Texas
Train Kills Driver Near Fostoria Ohio
A Nickel Plate freight train struck a car and dragged it a half mile near Fostoria, Ohio, killing driver Mrs Ann Doe, 35, a mother of six, as rescue parties reached the scene.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Ann, Doe
Mad Arms Race Warned by Laubach at Convention
Laubach, a 70 year old honorary president of World Literacy, Inc., urged delegates at the International Christian fenvor convention to persuade Americans and Russians that only the spirit of Jesus Christ can halt the mad race to annihilation. He warned that already enough bombs exist to destroy the atmosphere, calling the spread of nuclear arms criminal insanity.
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Laubach
Set International
Christian Fenvor
Sanger
World Literacy, Inc
Jesus Christ
Tang Nine
Steps on Gas Kills Woman With Car in Savannah
A 52-year-old woman, Mrs. O. H. Beal, was struck and dragged 90 feet when a parked car with its engine running was left in gear. A 2 year-old girl alone in the back seat died two hours later at a Savannah hospital. Police said the car's automatic transmission may have caused it to roll in gear.
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Savannah
O. H. Beal
Murdering Her Lover Mother of Two Hanged 68DON
Ruth Ellis, a beautiful blonde mother of two, was hanged in Britain for the Easter Sunday murder of her lover. The 28-year-old former nightclub hostess faced a crowd of about 1,000 as hangman Albert Pierrepoint executed the death sentence at Holloway Prison.
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Ruth Ellis
Britain
London
Holloway
Albert Pierrepoint
AEC Plans First Government Sale of Atomic Electric Power
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the first government sale of atomic produced electric energy to Niagara Mohawk, with a price of 3 mils per kilowatt hour. Steam from a West Milton submarine reactor will drive a 10 000 kilowatt turbine, by General Electric at no cost to the government, ahead of Sea Watt reactor deployment and Groton launch planned for July.
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Atomic Energy Commission Today
Atomic
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Commission
AEC
West Milton
N.Y
Niagara-Mohawk
General Electric Co
Watt
Groton
Barrage Set For Governor Lausche Adjourning Session
Columbus report notes Republicans in the 101st General Assembly plan late shots at Democratic Gov. Lausche. They aim to veto or challenge the final 30 of his 32 vetoes before adjournment sine die. Veterans say Lausche faces final political exposure as session ends.
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Columbus
101St General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Lau
Fire Downs Big Tanker Into Field
Eleven crewmen were killed when a four engine tanker aircraft from Castle Air Force Base crashed near Merced California. The Stratocruiser refueler broke up on impact at about 1500 feet altitude and exploded, igniting a grain field. The crash site lay about 15 miles northwest of Merced near Cressey, with the tanker designed to carry more than 6000 gallons of jet fuel.
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Merced
Calif
Cranhed
Casetle Air Force Base
Here
Castle
Merred
Cressey
Forest fires near under control in three western states
Reports say most blazes are under control with only one large fire still burning around 2000 acres in the national forest of Alaska. Authorities expect containment shortly as crews battle remaining flames.
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Cot
Ake Tna
Reds Return Seized Soldier at German Border
WAIDMAUS Germany report says a seized U S Army soldier, wearing a civilian suit and carrying a movie camera, was handed over to American intelligence agents. He offered no comment as border guards questioned him before a transfer at the frontier. The chaotic dispatch notes confusion and mentions officials including Sir Gerald Byrnes.
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Germany
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Army
Waller
Philadelphia
Savaria
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Joe
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