Missing Diver Crabb in Soviet Spy Allegations
London press reports accuse British frogman Lionel Crabb of spying as the Kremlin outlets Pravda and Ivestia condemn the underwater disappearance near the Ordzhonikidze in Portsmouth Harbor. British officials push for Commons debate as inquiries continue into the diver’s fate.
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London
Pearance
Pravda
Varimouth Harbor
Imander Crabb
Ivestia
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Ordzhonikidze
Portsmouth Harbor
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Frogman
Larry
Admiralty
Crabb
Eden
House of Commons
Moscow
Avestia
Jin
Three Lost Rockets Sought After Base Accident
Demolition experts search a populated area at Mount Clemens for three missing rockets from a Sabre jet accident at Sel fridge Air Force Base. Twenty two rockets fired, three airmen hurt, a family narrowly escaped, missiles carried 75 mm warheads, and an Air Force inquiry was opened to determine the cause.
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Mount Clemens
Selfridge Air Force Base
Air Force Board of
Amily
Tony Arpaio
Shots Bring Smile at Park as Frankie Wilson Recovers
A one year old, Frankie Wilson, was mysteriously shot through the shoulder while sitting on a park curb. He grinned for a photographer at General Hospital as a nurse treated him, and police searched for a shooter with no suspect yet identified.
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Franklin
Frankie) Wilson
General Hosital
Frankie
Solon Sees Social Gains on Social Security Debate
Senator George of Georgia says chances improve on the Senate floor for approving new social security measures for women and disabled workers. He notes Finance Committee moves to strike benefits for those totally disabled at age 50 and limits 62 to widows, keeping 65 for working women. The committee plans to reconvene to finish work and send the bill to the floor.
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George
D-Ga
Senate
Finance Committee
Moon colonies within 20 years say space experts
International rocket expert Enricke predicts moon and nearby planet colonies within twenty years with air conditioned enclosures serving as expeditionary space headquarters. Others discuss heat resistant metals for re entry and the growth of plants in initial bubble habitats to balance oxygen.
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James D. White
San Francisco
Enricke
Convair Corp
San Diego
American Rocket Society
American Society of Merchanrcal Engineers
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Peenemunde
G. E. Cooper
Rifle Squad Ends Lives Of Killers At Utah Prison
Two Midwest men, Verne Braasch and Melvin Sullivan, were executed by volunteer firing squads at dawn in the Utah State Prison for a 1949 Beaver service station slaying during a $20 holdup. The sentences were carried out after months of legal delay.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Verne
Alfred Braasch
Melvin Leroy Sullivan
Braasch
Reinbeck
Iowa
Sullivan
Kansas City
Beaver
Utah State Prison
Salt Lake City
Charles Wells
Iron County
Wells
Police in Predawn Narcotics Raid Arrest 63
Police conducted a mass predawn raid in Philadelphia arresting 63 alleged narcotics sellers. The operation, the fourth in just over a year, involved about 500 arrestees across the period. Head of the squad AL Glascow Driscoll said most were small time sellers and one arrestee had half an ounce of heroin.
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Inuavenrnia
Philadelphia
AL Glascow Driscoll
Marcoties
Driscoll
Heenan
U.S. Lowers Winter Wheat Forecast Amid Controls
The Agriculture Department reports a projected 7 745 million bushels for this year's winter wheat, down from last year's 8 4200, with output limited by federal controls to curb surpluses. Acreage and yields are adjusted under the ten year forecast period, and no forecast was issued for spring wheat due to ongoing plantings.
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U.S
Washington
Culture Department
Nerenae
Indiana
Don’t Impose Israel Peace Warns Hammarskjold
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold cautioned the Security Council against imposing a peace settlement on Israel and its Arab neighbors. He noted cease fire deals could start a peace path, but a final settlement must come from Middle East states themselves and external imposition should be avoided. He urged limited UN steps, focusing on encouragement and support for homegrown efforts.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Israel
Middle East
Hammarskjold
U Nation Security Council
Californian Found Guilty in Kidnapping and Abuse
Jack James Walker, 25, was convicted by a 12 juror panel after eight hours of deliberation of twice kidnapping and criminally abusing Donna Schurr Brett, miss universe now Mrs. Donna, in a Santa Ana court. Bail was raised from 3000 to 10000 and Walker was jailed.
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Danta Ana
Jack James Walker
Bes Coens
Donna, Schurr Brett
Walker
Judy
Nick Meyer
John Shea
State Board To Hear Auto Dealer Charges
The State Board to hear charges against Roger Dean Chevrolet Inc of Columbus on three complaints by the Better Business Bureau. The dealer faces violations of advertising and sales rules. A brief hearing Thursday denied a defense plea for dismissal.
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Withmbus
Wime Mall Motor Vehicle Dealers
Solons Say Farm Veto Won't Hold
Senators Young and Ellender say a revised farm bill with a soil bank can pass into law even if Eisenhower vetoes it. Aiken opposes a provision for mandatory price supports and warns the bill may be unmanageable without changes leading to a veto could be possible but unlikely. Ellender and Young forecast Congress may override a veto and aim to bring the bill up for action next week.
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Washington
Young
Ellender
D-La
Eisenhower
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senate
Agriculture Committee
J Whien Eisenhower
Body Missing From State Hospital Sparks Probe
A 72 year old woman who died at Cambridge State Hospital vanished from University Hospital last week. Capt F C Moon of the State Highway Patrol suspects the body may surface in a river. pranksters were speculated to be involved. Body stealing carries up to 10 years in prison.
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State University
Oman
Camridge State Hospital
University Hospital
F.C. Moon
State Highway Patrol
Lausche May Call Legislature For June 4 Emergency
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche said he may convene a special session of the legislature on June 4 to address two emergencies. He cites a potential 12 million dollar tax loss to local governments and the risk of losing a 90 million dollar General Motors plant without sufficient water near Youngstown. Counties cities and townships urged a special session to prevent loss of intangible taxes after a recent Ohio Supreme Court decision.
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Olumdus
Frank J. Lausche
General Motors
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Stevenson Seeks Votes Ahead of California Primary
Adlai Stevenson says Republican money helped defeat him in Minnesota and may surface in Florida and California. Estes Kefauver denies any knowledge of such contributions while both candidates plan early campaigning in Los Angeles before the June California primary. They also face Oregon on May 18 and Florida on May 29.
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Adlai ‘Stevenson
Minnesota
Florida
California
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauve
Los Angeles
Oregon
Emotional trigger in manslaughter case shocks jurors
Dr. George H. Reeve testifies Gott, a Cleveland lathe operator and husband of waitress Mrs. Gott, killed Longo after seeing his wife in the arms of Lango. Reeve says Gott functioned on emotions from recognition to the crying out, with Longo dying from 48 stab wounds.
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George H. Reeve
Cleveland
Gott
Longo
Reeve
Lango
Weather affects H-Test Set For Sunday Airdrop
The balky Cherokee shot Helcomb test is set now for Sunday Saturday in the United States if weather is suitable. The big airdrop shot will be observed by newsmen and civil defense leaders, originally scheduled last Monday.
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Meninuey
United States
U. 5
French Step Up Rebel Assaults As Farms Burn
French Foreign Legionnaires attacked a rebel unit burning farms in western Algeria and killed 22 in a running clash. Oran reinforcements flowed in as rebels increased raids on French settlements. Officials distributed arms to farmers to defend their families amid Ramadan tensions and ongoing violence across Algeria. Rebels suffered heavy losses with figures ranging up to 1000 dead reported by some sources.
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Algiers
Algeria
French Foreign Legionnaires
Dispatches
Legionnares
Oran
Constantine
Kabylie
Defense says client beaten as case heads to jury
In New York a lawyer claims his client was beaten as Daniel and Pijuan appear before a jury of 19 men and 2 women. The prosecution links the pair to a Christmas Eve burglary and a suspected dismemberment of Miss Smith with body parts allegedly hidden in city trash. No body has been found.
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New York
Leo Pijuan
Daniel
Pijuan
Miss |Smith
Manhattan
Heron
Senator Pushes Hearings on Military Budget and Nike Missile
Senator Chaver leads hearings on the armed forces budget, seeking tests to compare Nike's potency with Army claims. House approval of a 33.6 billion defense bill faces Senate review with Air Force funding and debate over long range bombers and Nike versus Talos testing.
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Senator
Nike
Army
Washington
Chaver
D-Nm
Flood
U-18
Vance
McMahon
D-Tex
Air Force
Etail
Seriver
Rkan
Snaver
Navy
Unbound Workers Demand Showdown Test
A fragment suggests Senator Stearns and Secretary of the Army discuss a showdown test amid references to military weapons and labor tensions. The text mentions Nike and devices with long range and reduced manpower, tied to an April date and ongoing labor actions.
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Stearns
Presidium
Brucker
Nike
Supreme Soviet
Tevek
Ula
Bill Puts U S In Insurance For Floods
The Senate approved a flood insurance bill with a 7 vote that would have the government sell flood coverage and pay 40 percent of the cost. It would require states to share the subsidy after June 30, 1980, aimed at offsetting high premiums for homeowners in flood prone areas following severe floods in England.
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Toeace
England
Senate
Man Routed By Tear Gas In Lorain County Runaway Bid
Hugh Maxwell, 22, a Columbia Station man, barricaded himself in a tenant’s house and fired two shots at a constable before being routed by tear gas. He had entered the Palmer residence after a court eviction order following a fire that destroyed a garage and barn. Maxwell was driven from the house by officers after hours of attempts to persuade him to come out. Mrs. Palmer returned during the standoff and called the police when she could not gain entry.
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Elyria
Ohio
Columbia
Lorain County
Hugh Maxwell
Maxwell
Palmers
Avins
Policeman Suspended Over Conduct Charge in Vicious Scandal
Captain Arthur Morgan faces conduct unbecoming an officer neglect of duty absence from duty and drunkenness charges after a former prostitute testified in the Papa Joe Cremati vice scandal case. Athens County Common Pleas Judge Francis White presided as the winter proceedings unfolded.
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Chie
Frank W. Story
Arthur Morgan
Peggy Smith
Morgan
Papa
Joe
Athens County Common Pleas
Francis White
Five Day Forecast Indicates Warm Week With Light Rain
The forecast shows average highs near 74 degrees with generally warm conditions. Lows stay mild with brief cooling Tuesday. Precipitation averages 0.5 to 1 inch, with showers mainly Monday across the eastern portion of the state.
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Rifle Squad
Cyprus
Nicosia
Britain
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Eoka
National Organization of Cypriot Fighters
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Ronnie Shilton
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