Senator Fulbright labels Knowland speech dangerous foreign policy talk
Sen Fulbright calls Knowland remarks on coexistence and atomic stalemate dangerous talk and warns the United States could lose the Cold War by overreliance on military power. Sens Smith Sparkman question the point, Johnson backs policy review, Knowland pushes inquiry and a position of strength in negotiations with the USSR.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Knowland
Rcalif
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen
L B. Johnson
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Lionel Barrymore Dies At 76 After Long Illness
Hollywood AP report notes Lionel Barrymore, famed actor and elder statesman of the Barrymore clan, died at 76 after a long illness. He had staged famed performances, including Shakespearean readings, and his death follows a career spanning stage and screen.
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Lionel Barrymore
Hollywood
Shakespear
Valley Hospital
John Paul Ewing
Ethel Barrymore
Lionel
John
Irate Jobless Husband Shoots His Spouse in Florida
In Orlando, Andrew J. Dyken, 42, a jobless carpenter, shot and killed his wife Leona, 31, claiming she left him for another man during his job search. Sheriff Dave Starr said Dyken returned to Akron, Ohio, to look for work.
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Orlando, Fla
Andrew J. Dyken
Leona
Dave Starr
Dyken
Akron
Ohio
Starr
Texan Pleads Guilty To $4500 Robbery
Clarence A. Bryant of Dallas pleaded guilty to a July 8 robbery of a Springfield supermarket valued at 4500 dollars and was sentenced to an indeterminate Ohio penitentiary term after a trial was set for Thursday.
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Springfield
Clarence A. Bryant
Dallas
Tex
Ohio
Bryant
Court Upholds Red Probe Court Upholds Red Probe
The Ohio First District Court of Appeals upheld the Ohio Un American Activities Commission to seek data for potential anti subversion legislation. It affirmed contempt convictions of three men while reversing 22 counts against Talmadge Raley Joseph Stern and Emmett C Brown noting questions not directed by the commission's attorney. The commission is now overseen by the attorney general and its function was deemed lawful.
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Cincinnati
Ohio First District Court of Appeals
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Talmadge Raley
Sidney
Ohio
Joseph Stern
Emmett C. Brown
Stanley Matthews
Train hits auto. Columbus man dies at crossing
William D. Griffith a 57 year old Columbus public relations man died after a freight train struck his automobile at a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing in Columbus last night.
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Columbus
William D. Griffith
Speaker Criticizes Sheppard Trial Coverage in Cleveland
Ralph Rudd, president of the Cleveland Civil Liberties Union, told Sigma Delta Chi reporters the Sheppard case shows how press crusades can bias litigation. He warned against portraying Dr. Samuel Sheppard as the chief suspect and urged reminders that an accused person is innocent until proven guilty.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland Civil Liberties Union
Sheppard
Ralph Rudd
Sam
Court Rejects Plea for New Heiren Trial
The Illinois Supreme Court refused to reconsider its denial of a new trial for William C. Heirens 26 convicted slayer of 6 year old Suzanne Deknan and two women in Chicago Heirens is serving three life sentences for the Degnan girl killing plus the two women and the court gave no reason for denying the plea.
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Springfield
Illinois Supreme Court
William C. Heirens
Suzanne Deknan
Chicago
Heirens
Degnan
Florence Brown
Josephine Roas
Bowdoin College Former President Dies in Portland
Kenneth C. M. Sills age 75 retired two years ago after a 30 year tenure as Bowdoin College president. He was born in Halifax Nova Scotia and died Monday in Portland Maine.
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Portland
Maine
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Halifax
N. S
Gallia Officials Denounce Delayed Warrants in Banta Tow Incident
Gallia County officials accuse Barranco of failing to present warrants for the arrest of Banta Towing Co. executives. Prosecutor Warren Sheets and Sheriff George Ehman say no warrants have been filed or served. The AP dispatch links the warrants to a November 6 Cairo, Illinois shooting of a union official. Governor Lausche was briefed by Sheets by telephone as the inquiry continued.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Coun
Warren Sheets
Banta Towin
Lausche
George Ehman
Frank W. Banta
O-Kan
Here
Enman
Banta
Sheets
Barranco
Banta Towing Company
Associated Press
St. Louis
J. W. Banta
Louisiana
Pert
Ernest
Franklin
Jamee Dixon
Cairo
Locust St
Columbus
Bernard Clark
Coast Guard
Huntington
Sheeta
Associated Press Dispatch
Kanauga
Frank J. Lausche
Second Trial Slated in 1945 Damron Murder Case
Pikeville Kentucky reports reindictment of Willard Hurt 35 and Henry Jennings for the Hermit Damron murder dated February 11, 1945. Prosecutor Coun t ae Kelsey Friend cites lost indictments nine years ago and notes Damron’s body was found October 23 by groundhog hunters, reviving the case.
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Pikeville
Hillsboro
Ae Kelsey Friend
Willard Hurt
Henry Jen
Hermit Damron
Atty
Friend
Hurt
Jennings
Damion
Boy Starts $3000 Fire to Watch Firemen
A year old boy admitted starting a fire at West Side Methodist Church to watch firefighters. State police said the blaze caused about 3000 to 5000 dollars in damage. Cpl. Robert Rice reported the arrest, noting matches in the choir loft sparked the fire and the boy said a movie gave him the idea.
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Clearfield
Robert Rice
West Side Methodist
Rice
Bright red glow may help detect and target cancer
A Baltimore team reports a chemical from human blood, porphyrin, lights up cancer tissues under UV or black light. Injected porphyrin highlights tumor extent, aiding removal and locating metastases. They suggest combining porphyrin with iodine for X ray visibility to guide treatment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
D. S. Rasmussen-Taxdal
Grant E. Ward
Frank H. J. Figzge
Baltimore
American College of Surgeons
Jenner To Request Censure Dismissal
A Bay Village mayor’s son testifies he never saw osteopath Sam Sheppard quarrel with Marilyn or display temper. Larry Houk, 16, says he found a bag and items near the Sheppard house the day Marilyn was murdered, while Sheppard claims the bag was flung there by the killer.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Larry Houk
J. Spencer Houk
Bay Village
Sheppard
Hha
Marilyn
Sense
Fred Garmone
Sheppards
Donald Ahern
Sam
Young Houk
Judge to rule on contempt charge against Gazette photographer
In Chillicothe Judge Walter Shea will decide by Friday whether reporter James Leasure Jr will be held in contempt for publishing a photo taken in court of former Ross County Treasurer William Immell during arraignment. The Gazette defense cites Canon 35 allowing pre or post session photography. Immell faces grand jury action on embezzlement tied to a $5000 bail set since Nov. 6.
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Chillicothe
Walter Shea
Chillicothe Gazette
Ross County
William Immell
James Leasure, Jr
Shea
Gazette
Leasure
G. A. Chandler
American Bar Association
Immell
Grand Jury
Cadets and Midshipmen Barred From Debates
The Defense Department forbids cadets of the U S Military Academy and midshipmen of the Naval Academy from taking part in college debates on recognizing Red China. The policy, issued after a West Point team withdrew from a Rutgers University debate.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
United States
Department
West Point
Newark
Rutgers University
Life Expectancy Rises for Japanese Men and Women
The Welfare Ministry announced Japan’s life expectancy now sits at 59.35 years for men and 62 years for women, up nearly 10 years since 1949. A sharp drop in death rates, driven mainly by antibiotics for tuberculosis and pneumonia, is cited as the main cause.
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Tokyo
Five Day Forecast With Mild to Cool Uplift
Temperatures will average three to five degrees above normal. Normal highs reach 47 north 52 south with a 32 degree minimum. Midweek looks mild, turning colder late Thursday and Friday, then mild again over the weekend. Light rain possible in the south tonight with possible Saturday showers. totals under half an inch.
Diplomats Praise U S Offer of Atomic Fuel for Reactors
Western diplomats hailed the United States offer of 220 pounds of fuel for atomic reactors as a major step toward sharing atomic discoveries. UN delegates noted the potential to nearly double reactor numbers this side of the Iron Curtain and to clarify how the atoms for peace plan would be executed. France and others discussed bilateral fissionable-material deals, though swift action by Washington seemed unlikely.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Shower
Iron Curtain
Man
Henry Coon Lodge, Jr
Eisenhower
France
Jules Moch
Russia
United States
Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
Lodge
McCarthy Supporters Mobilize for Ten Million Signatures
New York headquarters of Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice reported a surge of visitors and calls as 26 000 petition copies were distributed from the Hotel Roosevelt. The drive seeks ten million signatures to back Senator Joseph R McCarthy and asks rejection of censure charges.
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New York
Joseph BR. McCarthy
F- Wis
John G. Crommelin
Roosevelt
Cre~etin
U. S
McCarthy
Hunting Season Claims One Life in Ohio Opening
One hunter was killed and at least 18 others injured as Ohio opened its rabbit and pheasant season. The deceased was 47 year old Fred Curry of Akron, killed when a gun accidentally discharged near Akron during a hunting trip. In the prior squirrel season ending Oct 12, six hunters died and 41 were wounded.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Fred Curry
Akron
Curry
Vandal damages six tombstones in Fremont cemeteries
In Fremont Ohio vandals destroyed six headstones at St Ann's Cemetery and one at St Joseph's Cemetery causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Sheriff Ted Au leads the investigation.
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Fremont
Ohio
St. Ann's Cemetery
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Tedau
Thousands Attend Jacques Fath Funeral in Paris
In Paris, thousands packed the Ste de Chaillot Church for the funeral of designer Jacques Fath, with another thousand women gathered outside as traffic stalled and police lines stretched. Attendees ranged from factory workers and seamstresses to fashion figures, diplomats, and celebrities, all paying tribute to the noted dressmaker and partygiver.
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Paris
Paria
Jacques Fath
Personia
Ste de Chaillot
Toledo Teens Die in Collision East of City
A car driven by 18 year old E Krantz collided with a truck just east of Toledo, killing three youths identified as David Parker 14 Keith Tuggle 14 all of Toledo.
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Toledo
Here
E. Krantz
David Parker
Keith Tuggle
Senator Jenner Moves to Kill McCarthy Censure Bid
Senator Jenner план to force a vote to table censure charges against Senator McCarthy, arguing the censure originated from a Germanist conspiracy. Senator Ferguson predicts the move will fail as debate resumes. McCarthy says he expects a censure decision soon after Ervin accuses him of belittling fellow senators.
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Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
McCarthy
Rwis
Ferguson
R-Mich
Denner
Republican Policy Committee
Orator
Ervin
DNC
Benemirehing
Communist Party
Three Killed 35 Hurt In Chicago Streetcar Crash
In Chicago on a South Side intersection a trolley and a semitrailer collided. Three people died including motorman Gusto Carlson and bus driver James K. Ziegler. Ernest Taylor, 46, faced drunken driving and homicide charges after the crash. Arthur Duffin, 72, was among the injured.
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Chicago
Ernest Taylor
Western Avenue
Sireet
Gusto Carlson
James K. Ziegler
Arthur Duffin
Hunter Fatally Injured When Car Rams Train
Greene County resident Charles Carson 78 of Jamestown died after his car collided with a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Reesville minutes from Sabina. The fatal crash occurred while returning from a hunting trip and followed by another year with multiple crossing collisions leaving four dead.
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Wilmington
Greene County
Baltimore & Ohio
Reesville
Charles Carson
Jamestown
Sabina
Carson
Rhodes Reveals Report on $18 994 Shortage in City Accounts
State Auditor James A. Rhodes released findings showing a shortage of 18 994.78 in the accounts of James E. McCoy former city auditor of New Boston a Portsmouth suburb. The report covers May 27 1951 to May 15 1954 and cites unaccounted collections unauthorized disbursements and a $12 000 loan drawn to cover the gap.
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Columbus
Bureau of Inspection
James E. McCoy
New Boston
Portsmouth
McCoy
James A. Rhodes
Whys
Rhodes
Wall Fund
Norfolk & Western Railroad
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