Field Family Eludes Press in Zurich Escape
Hermann Field's wife and sister flee from press coverage as they travel from Zurich to Vienna and on to an awaiting BEA truck. Elsie Field, posing as Miss Thorneycroft, briefly reboarded a Zurich Vienna BEA flight before disappearing with no reporters noticing. Noel Field and family remain in hiding amid the Iron Curtain.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Hermann Field
Poland
Vienna
Elsie Field
Urbana
Hermann
Noel
Katy
Warsaw
State Department
Herta
Hungary
Budapest
Elsie
Katy Field
British European Airways
Austria
E. Harrison
Miss Thorneycroft
Dr. Field
BEA
Diplomats Reopen Talks On Indochina At State Department
At a Washington session with Secretary Dulles French Premier Mendes France pressed for a quick estimate of American aid for French forces in Indochina non Communist areas. Collins said US training plans for free Indochinese soldiers loyal to Viet Nam's Diem sparked French cooperation questions. No aid estimate will be set until Collins completes a survey. Talks also cover North Africa, German rearmament pacts, and the Saar settlement.
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Washington
Mendes- France
Dulles
Indochina
State Department
Mendes-France
France
J. Lawton Collins
Collins
U. S. Army
Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U. S
Key
Saar
Police Order Vice King Off Streets
Naples orders deported New York racketeer Charles Lucky Luciano to stay off streets from dusk to dawn for two years. He is barred from associating with questionable companions or visiting places of amusement and must not travel more than 12 miles from Naples. The move labels him a social menace and a threat to law enforcement and U S forces in Naples.
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Naples
New York
Charles Lucky Luciano
U. S
Italy
United States
Son Finds Dad Dead As He Opens Store
Fourteen year old Joseph Verderico found his father Nick Verderico 44 shot dead behind the counter in a shoe repair shop in Akron. Autopsy confirmed a bullet in the brain. The store door was locked and two cash drawers were empty. The boy had used a key to enter after not hearing from home.
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Akron
Joseph Verderico
Nick Verderico
Two Men Die in Shotgun Accident near Columbus
Two men died yesterday from shotgun wounds in Columbus. Authorities ruled both deaths accidental. The victims were T-Sgt. Rufus C. Bissell, 33, of Lockbourne AFB, and Walter M. Miller, 66, of Columbus. Air Force said a gun dropped and discharged striking Bissell. police said Miller was shot when a gun fell from his pickup cab.
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Columbus
Rufus C. Bissell
Lockbourne Afb
Walter M. Miller
Air Force
Rissell
Miller
Hunters Find Kew Rabbits State Reports Opening Day
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports opening day hunting Nov 15 yielded spotty rabbit success statewide. Some western and central Ohio areas saw declines, while southeastern Ohio and parts of the Miami Valley posted gains. Pheasant kills were down about 20 percent from last year, though sightings were less reduced. Hunters were generally well behaved with fewer complaints.
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Columbus
Ohio Division of Wildlife Today
Ohio
Miami Valley
Don’t Miss A Day Of A Christmas Carol
Charlies Dickens story comes to life in strip form with Bob Cratchit Tiny Tim and Ebenezer Scrooge in a holiday classic. The Messenger announces a Monday November 22 start date for the production featuring the Spirits and the famous Tiny Tim line.
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Bob Cratchit
Tiny Tim
Charlies Dickens
Ebenezer Scrooge
the Messenger
Clue arises in Dr Sam Sheppard case with engraved scissors
A rusty nine inch pair of scissors scratched with M Shepard and M J & surfaces as a possible clue in the July 4 Marilyn Sheppard slaying. The instruments found near a Michigan resort were sent for examination as osteopath Samuel H Sheppard faces trial for his life.
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Cleveland
M. Shepard
Marilyn Sheppard
Sherry Lynn Babcock
Rochester
Ind
Michigan
Goldiebcock
Elkhart
Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Babcock
Robert O. Jones
Arbutus Lake
Traverse City
Mich
M. J
Samuel R. Gerber
Stephen A. Sheppard
Marilyn Reese Sheppard
Reese
Sam Sheppard
Sam
Joe
Burke to Seek Recounts in Two More Ohio Counties
Sen. Thomas A. Burke announced plans to demand recounts in Hamilton and Stark counties after a Cincinnati recount suggested a miscount may have affected his defeat to Rep. George Bender. Burke already pursued Mahoning County recounts and signaled possible actions in Franklin and other areas.
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Burke
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Cincinnati
Senate
Hamilton County
Stark County
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Ohio Democrat
George Bender
Cmeenan
Ninth Ward
Walnut Hills
Price Hill
Avondale
West End
GOP
G-X
Joseph P. Sullivan
Ohio
Sullivan
Cuyahoga
Mahoning
Montgomery
Hamilton
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
Franklin County
Columbus
Bender
Robert A. Taft
Secretary of State
Future Is Bright Heart Repairs Promise New Life
Atlantic City doctors report advances from a week long American College of Surgeons session. Techniques include artery grafts from cadavers and synthetic tubes, cooling patients to reduce oxygen needs, mechanical heart lung machines, and linking a patient to a donor’s circulatory system for temporary heart relief during repair.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American College of Surgeons
Harris B. Schumacher, Jr
Indianapolis
Ohio House Set to Elect New Officers December
The Ohio House will select a speaker and other majority officers on December 6 by House Republican members elect. The 89 GOP members were notified by Rep. George H. Kirkpatrick. The session opens January 3. Democrats meet November (text notes multiple party meetings and composition).
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Columbus
Ohio House Representatives
House
George H. Kirkpatrick
R-Knox
Kirkpatrick
Youngstown
Thomas J. Barrett
D-Mahoning
Senate
Cleveland
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio outlines fishing plan for new facilities
Ohio Division of Wildlife chief Charles A. Dambach proposed budgeting about 1.3 million from fishing license funds for a six year program to build new fishing facilities. The wildlife council approved the plan and urged more lakes be constructed with general revenue funds in areas lacking facilities or at risk to future development.
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Columbus
Ohio
Whlldlife
Charles A. Dambach
The
Wildlife Council
Detroit broker freed on bond in Portsmouth embezzlement case
Leo J. Klein, 50, of Detroit, released on $3500 bond after pleading innocent to embezzling $10,000 while broker in the sale of a Portsmouth auto agency. A hearing was set for November 3.
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Portsmouth
Leo J. Klein
Detroit
Sunbathing Turns Into Moonbathing in Palm Springs
Riley Jason Stram of Redondo Beach drove to the mountains for sunbathing. He undressed and wandered away from his clothes during a rock ledge detour. After hours of searching, he slept at the police station with blankets. He planned to recover his borrowed clothes and money next day.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Riley Jason Stram
Redondo Beach
Stram
Three Cited for Contempt of Congress
The House Un-American Activities Committee voted to cite three witnesses for contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about communism. Dr Robert Metcalf of Antioch College Norton A Russell Verney Laboratories and Prof Lee Lorch of Fisk University faced possible prosecution by the Justice Department. Fussell invoked First and Fifth Amendment protections during testimony.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Congress
Robert Metcalf
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Norton A. Russell
Verney Laboratories
Lee Lorch
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Justice Department
Dayton
Fussell
Conservative Party Wins Contested Vote in Liverpool
The Conservative Party led by J. W. Woollam defeated Labour's C. R. Fenton 21 158 to 18 650 in the West Derby by election. The contest filled the vacancy created by Sir David Maxwell Fyfe’s peerage, seen as a gauge of Prime Minister Churchill’s government support.
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Liverpool
England
Churchill
House of Commons
West Derby
J. W. Woollam
C. R. Fenton
David Maxwell Fyfe
Weather Outlook Temperatures Above Normal This Week
Forecast calls for temperatures averaging two to five degrees above normal with highs around 46 to 51 and lows near 52. Weekend cooling then mild Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers possible tonight, Saturday, and Sunday. total rainfall one half to one inch. Monday to Wednesday fair with little or no rain.
Senators clash over McCarthy censure as 11 day recess begins
Senate faces deadlock over censure of Senator McCarthy amid 11 day recess for treatment of an elbow injury. Fulbright Lehman oppose quick vote while Keownland predicts action before the December 24 adjournment deadline. Morve Flan ders insist McCarthy’s allies overplayed their hand as debates resume.
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Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Fulbright
Lehman
Litb
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Ralph W. Zwicker
McCarthys
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Keowland
California
Congress
Keonland
Writers Warn Russians Seek Japanese Favor
AP writers returning from Russia and Japan warned at the AP Managing Editors Association meeting that Kremlin propaganda campaigns aim to sow turmoil against the United States. They urged vigilance to keep Japan from succumbing to communism, citing Japan's resolve and MacArthur’s legacy as bulwarks against Soviet influence.
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Tampa
Fla
Associated Press
Russia
Japan
Kremlin
Free World
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
United States
Robert Bunson
Korea
Ygee
William L. Ryan
Moscow
Bunson
Ryan
Wallace Carrol
Winston Salem Journal-Sentinel
Diplomats’ Duck Hunt Pulled Back by Atomic Warning
Tokyo reporting shows the imperial household plans a traditional duck hunt for foreign diplomats despite concerns about radioactive Siberian wild birds. Officials conducted Geiger counter tests on November 10 and 13 to assess safety before the event.
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Tokyo
Imperial Household
Siberia
Imperial Household Board
Antitrust Suit Sues RCA Over Patent Licensing Monopoly
Acting Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers says a civil action in U S district court in New York targets RCA and its radio television patent licensing system. The suit seeks court ordered revisions and names American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric Bell Laboratories General Electric Westinghouse and others as co conspirators.
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American Telephone and Tele — Co
Western Electric
Hellelephone Laboratories
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
New York
FBI Begins Probe of Train Dynamiting in West Virginia
FBI agents in Webster Springs probe dynamiting of a Cherry River Boom and Lumber Co. coal train on Oct 1 and an attempted blast on a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train near Tioga on Oct 31. One trainman was killed in the Oct 2 explosion.
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Webster Springs
W. Va
FBI
Fred Hartford
Pittsburgh
Cherry River Boom and Lumber Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Cleveland Records Warmest November 18 Temperature
The weather bureau records a new high for November 18 with a thermometer reading 71 degrees in Cleveland yesterday, surpassing the old mark of 7 set in 1941. Local officials note unseasonable warmth remains a feature of recent weather patterns.
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Cleveland
U S Presses Peace Plan at United Nations
The United States and atomic allies push for a vote on a seven power plan to create an international atomic agency. Delegation head Henry Cabot Lodge Jr offered a revised proposal and urged unanimous approval as Russia appears favorable.
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United Nations
United States
Arte Atomic
Factory Worker Gets 10 Years for Robbery
Decatur Indiana Rich ard Be Clark a 26 year old Celina Ohio factory worker pleaded guilty in Adams Circuit Court to the 12 dollar fifty cent robbery of the First Bank of Clark last May 29 He had been in jail since June and was sentenced to the Indiana Reformatory for ten years Judge Myles F Parrish imposed the minimum after defense said Clark is psychopathic and probably abused in boyhood
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Decatur
Ind
Richard BE. Clark
Celina
Ohio
Indiana Reformatory
First Bank of
Clark
Adams
Democratic Hopefuls Eye DiSalle for 1956 Nominating Post
Democrats, buoyed by gains, consider Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo as national chairman to succeed a resigning leader. DiSalle, former Toledo mayor and ex price director under Truman, helped Ohio swing Burke over Bender in a tight 1952 race, boosting his standing in national politics.
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Columbus
New Orleans
Stephen Mitchel
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Truman
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
Bender
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Berder
Bell Ringer
Eisenhower
DiSalle
National Price
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