Reds Down Photo Plane Over North Jap Island
U S airmen claim two Russian jet fighters attacked a RB29 on a photo mission over northern Hokkaido Japan. Ten of eleven crew parachuted to safety before the plane crashed. one crewman drowned. State Department protest filed with Moscow.
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North Jap Island
Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Hokkaido
Kurile Islands
Washington
State Department
Moscow
John E. Hull
U.S. Far East
Anthony F. Feith
Feith
Chester
Nemuro Isthmus
Strait of Water
Walter Lentz
New York City
Mitchell Seeks Nixon Retraction Over Campaign Excesses
Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell urged President Nixon to retract and apologize for campaign excesses. He warned that if Nixon does not disavow such character, Nixon should publicly disown what Mitchell calls assassination by public disavowal. Republican Chairman Leonard W. Hall condemned Mitchell’s remarks as in the worst possible taste.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Republican National
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Congress
Three Killed Five Injured In Greenville Crash
Three teenage boys died and five were injured when two cars sideswiped while one tried to pass. The dead were Joseph Jr 18 Richard Roux 18 both Sharon Pa and Matthew Good 18 Sharpsville Rt 1. The injured ranged from 16 to 19 from Greenville and Sharpsville. State Police report McClimans 19 Greenville was passing Thompson when his car left the road and hit a tree.
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Greenville
Joseph Jr
Richard Roux
Sharon
Matthew Good
Sharpsville
Rt. 1
Greenville Hospital
John McClimans
Richard Parker
Carl Crash, Jr
Louis Ecker
Sharpeville
Donald Greenfield
McClimans
Thompson
Here
Wife gets 1 to 10 year term for shotgun slaying
Kathry n Long a 40 year old Piketon wife was sentenced to 1 to 10 years in Marysville Reformatory for the Sept 5 shotgun slaying of her husband Harold 42 in their trailer near Piketon. She pled guilty to manslaughter. Judge Earl D. Parker handed down the sentence. Long worked at the new atomic energy plant in Pike County.
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Waverly
Kathryn Long
Piketon
Marysville Reformatory
Harold
Man Resists Bandits And Obtains Overcoat
Baltimore police say a taxicab driver Melvin Benton resisted a holdup last night. He yelled and kicked a passenger involved as a second passenger fled. The robber fled, leaving his tweed overcoat in the cab.
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Baltimore
Melvin Benton
Benton
Two Airmen Killed After Auto Crash Near Maxwell AFB
Montgomery dispatch reports Airman SL. C. Donald L. Jasper, 23, of Cincinnati, and Airman 3. C. Ed ward H. Muller, 23, of Franklinville, N. J., stationed at Maxwell Air Force Base, died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Friday night.
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Montgomery
Ala
SL. C
Donald L. Jasper
Cincinnati
C. Edward H. Muller
Franklinville
N. J
Maxwell Air Force Base
Queen Mother Reviews Midshipman Parade at Naval Academy
Queen Mother Elizabeth of Britain and her party arrive in Annapolis for a five hour visit. After a luncheon with Gov McKeldin, she reviews a dress parade by the 3600-man brigade of midshipmen at the U S Naval Academy.
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Elizabeth
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Queen Mother
Washington
Annapolis
Elizabeth of Britain
Theodore McKeldin
U. S. Naval Academy
Five More Officers In Iran Shot as Spies
TEHRAN Iran A dawn firing squad executed five more officers convicted of spying for Soviet Russia. The crackdown has reached twenty military police and air force officers and one civilian executed with an estimated six hundred fifty arrested in the spy roundup.
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Tehran
Iran
Russia
Typhoon Ruby Devastates Southeast Luzon Avoids Manila
Typhoon Ruby struck southeast Luzon with winds up to 155 mph leaving thousands homeless and damaging farmland while bypassing Manila. The storm veered north and moved toward Cape Ildefonso before expected entry into the South China Sea.
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Manila
Ruby
Philippine
Luzon
Weather Bureau
Catanduanes Island
Here
Cape Ildefonso
South China Sea
Prices Too High On Top of Old Baldy
DAR Conn Bald Seed Club of America held a biennial meeting here to discuss barber fee practices. Members argued customers pay for hair rather than the barber’s head, criticizing high charges at top of Old Baldy.
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Old Baldy
Dar , Conn
Club of America Y Terday
Barrs
Mothers of Slayer and Slain Embrace In Grief
In Norwood Massachusetts the mothers of Geraldine Annese and Peter Makarewicz, both fifteen, embraced in a tearful scene after Geraldine’s body was found. Makarewicz, charged with murder, and his mother showed contrition as they prayed for each other’s children. Geraldine’s funeral is planned for today.
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Lane
Mrs. Makarewicz
Mrs. Annese
Makarewicz
Annese
Geraldine
Peter
Ten Killed By Fumes In Tenement
NEW YORK AP Ten persons including six children were killed by fumes from a faulty gas water heater in a crowded Hell's Kitchen tenement. A baptismal party preceded the tragedy as relatives and neighbors recall a night of poor ventilation and high gas pressure. Health officials pledged a citywide drive to prevent similar deaths.
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NEW York
Edubirges Gonzales
Victoria
Domingo Motos
Gonzales
Motos
Asst
Jerome Triether
Lasting Peace Outlook Good Declares Ike
President Eisenhower voiced optimism that enduring peace is within reach and promoted his atoms for peace plan as a new phase in U S Soviet relations. He spoke at a National Council of Catholic Women meeting after a Soviet jet incident off northern Japan and a State Department protest followed.
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Boston
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
National Council of Catholic Women
U. S. Air Force
Japan
State Department
Doctor Kidnapped by Two Men in Columbus
Columbus police investigated the reported kidnapping and beating of Dr. Wayne Gammage a 28 year old physician. He said two hitchhikers in Columbus knocked him unconscious, took his car to Pittsburgh and abandoned it. He returned to Columbus that night and delayed reporting the incident.
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Columbus
Wayne Garmage
Pittsburgh
Southern Governor Dies of Pneumonia
DURHAM NC Governor William B Umstead aged 59 died in Watts Hospital after an illness that began when he took office less than two years ago He had suffered heart trouble and pneumonia Umstead a lifelong Democrat had served as U S representative and senator and was elected governor in 1952.
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Durham
N. C
William B. Umstead
Watts Hospital
Umstead
U. S
Section of Base Closed Over Fuel Leakage
Jet fuel leaked from an underground tank at Lockbourne AFB spreading to nearby Ohio 665 segment. About 50 000 gallons of fuel, comparable to kerosene, escaped Saturday and a 24 hour fire guard remains at the site.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Afb
Ohio
Coroner aide hints possible death by shock in Sheppard case
In Cleveland the coroner’s deputy suggested Marilyn Sheppard might have died by strangulation or drowning in her own blood or from shock. Defense attorney Corrigan pressed the witness on blood in the windpipe and lungs and the role of shock, while Sheppard listened.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Adelson
Sheppard
Lyn
William J. Corrigan
Dr. Adelson
Corrigan
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S. and Soviet Dignitaries Share Table at Anniversary
Soviet Premier Malenkov and U.S. Ambassador Bohlen dined together at the Bolshevik Revolution70th anniversary event in Moscow. They talked for about 30 minutes as a 2000 guest crowd observed a shortened Red Square parade and an air show cancellation due to overcast skies. Bohlen refused to reveal details, saying only that business was transacted.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
U.S
Charles E. Boblen
Red Square
Bohlen
Malenkov
Stalin
Plane Crash At Wright Patterson Injures Two
An FS9 Scorpion two engine fighter crash landed in a cornfield near Wright Patterson AFB. Capt William H Horse 71 of Dayton the pilot and Paul W Schumacher 31 of Dayton a civilian engineer suffered fractured backs and were taken to the base hospital after one engine failed after takeoff en route to Peterson Field Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force
William H. Horse
Paul W. J. Schumacher
Gundaenad
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Colo
Accidental Death Toll Rises in Ohio This Weekend
An eight year old girl struck while hurrying to a movie with her twin brother. A four year old boy killed when two cars collided at an intersection with a missing stop sign. A two year old girl perished in a flash fire at her parents apartment. The weekend total reached fourteen deaths in Ohio.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Jazz Trumpeter Lip Page Dies at 46 in New York
Oran "Hot Lips" Page, a renowned New York jazz trumpet player, died Friday at age 46. He was celebrated for his trumpet work with leading ensembles and as a fixture of the city’s jazz scene tonight.
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New York
Oran
Hot Lips) Page
France Aids In Atom Plan Debate in UN
In the UN Assembly France helps push a seven power resolution to advance President Eisenhower’s atom for peace program. Britain Canada Belgium France Australia and South Africa co sponsor the plan to create an international atomic energy agency. The Soviet reply is awaited. The resolution asks for a scientific congress on peaceful atomic energy before August 1955.
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France
United Nations
Eisenhower
UN Assembly
United States
Britain
Canada
Belgium
Australia
South Africa
Soviet Union
Dulles
Bey
Henry Cabot Lodger
Andrei Vishinsky
China
Torchlight Procession Fire Injures Over 240 in Beirut
In Beirut Lebanon more than 240 Muslims were injured last night when a torchlight procession celebrating the Prophet Mohammed's birthday triggered a blaze and panic. No deaths were reported though many victims were in serious condition as hospitals overflowed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mohammed
Jet bomber in works as Martin delivers in quantity
The Air Force and Martin Aircraft announce large scale delivery of the Martin RBS7 lightweight jet bomber to the 12th Air Force in Germany.
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Baltimore
Air Force
Martin Aircraft
12Th Air Force
Germany
Sheriff Seeks Motive in Pike County Double Slaying
Pike County Sheriff Jess H. Foster planned murder charges against a 62 year old man after a double killing at the Lett home near Beaver. Victims were James A. Lett 54 and Maitha C. Jones 52 visiting him at the time. The slayings occurred Saturday night as Lett was shot through a window and Jones was beaten with a shotgun. The suspect recalled nothing of the events. He and three companions had stopped at the Lett home on their way home from Waverly.
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Jones
Lett
Waverly
December Induction Call Announced by Ohio Selective Service
The Ohio Selective Service headquarters announced a December induction call for 1242 men. The youngest eligible registrant must be 18 years and 1 month old on induction, unless volunteering or delinquent from a prior call. Inductions planned across Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Vinton Washington and Perry counties.
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Columbus
Ohio Selective Service
Cow Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Washington
Perry
Driver Topples Pillar At Governor's Mansion
In Columbus a car driven by William Poindexter, 28, of Columbus, toppled a pillar at the Governor's Mansion driveway after losing control and striking a fire plug. Poindexter was cited for reckless operation by the state highway patrol.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
William Poindexter
Poindexter
Marilyn Monroe Slated For Minor Surgery
Marilyn Monroe is scheduled for a minor gynecological operation at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. She entered the hospital yesterday and will remain about four days according to her physician.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Cedars of Lebanon
Democrats Hold Slim Edge in National Vote Tally
Unofficial returns show Democrats with about 1.75 million more votes than Republicans nationwide, driven by gains in the South. Excluding the South, Democrats lead Republicans by roughly 370,000 as ballots near completion in northern and western states. Across the country 42,027,397 votes counted, short of the 1950 nonpresidential record.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
South
Associated Press
Midwestern
McCarthy Faces Senate Censure Bid in Extraordinary Session
The Senate convenes an extraordinary session to consider censuring Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy amid claims of contempt and abusive conduct before a subcommittee. The move marks the first censure attempt in 25 years, with final wording to be drafted by the Watkins committee as McCarthy pledges to address the public without defending himself.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Senatte
Watkins
Utah
Divine Healer Necessary, Says AMA Leader
Dr Elmer Hess, president elect of the American Medical Association, declares any doctor lacking faith in the Supreme Being has no right to practice medicine. He notes a physician blends scientific skill with spiritual belief to heal. Hess made the remarks for the 18th annual meeting of the Southern Medical Association in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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ST. Louis
Elmer Hess
The
American Medical Association
Erie
Hee
Southern Medical Association
Ohio Solon to Start Probe of GI Swindle
Cincinnati congressman Hess said a House Armed Services subcommittee will open an inquiry into alleged GI windling in Europe amounting to millions annually. The probe follows Michael Stern's Argosy article How to Steal Is Million a Year and related committee findings on racketeers profiting from food liquor and insurance schemes.
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Cincinnati
Wrtative Hess
Ohio
House Armed Services Cab Committee
Europe
Lnw
Michael Stern
Argosy Magazine
Stern
Slugger Artie Bues Dies at 66 in Milwaukee
Artie Bues, a major league outfielder and home run king before Babe Ruth, died Sunday in Milwaukee at age 66. The longtime slugger played just before World War I era and left a lasting mark on early baseball history.
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Slugger
Milwaukee
Artie Bues
Babe Ruth
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