Morgenthau Diaries Eyed for Security Review
A spokesman for the Geneva Services Administration said a joint study by GSA and Justice Department attorneys is being considered. Morgenthau, who served under FDR and Truman, announced he left it to GSA to decide if government officials including congressional investigators should be examined.
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Geneva Services Administration
GSA
Justice Department
Morgenthau
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dulles
Soviet Union
Meg Warned On Marriage To Townsend
The Times thundered a warning that a marriage between Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend would cause acute division among loyal subjects. It urged the princess to consider that happiness is a spiritual state and duty may prevail. The paper’s editorial policy is kept under close scrutiny by trustees including the Archbishop of Canterbury and Viscount Kilmuir, the lord chancellor.
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London
Times
Margaret
Peter Townsend
The
France
Hoyal
Tames
Canterbury
Gus
Rev Kershaw Wins 32000 On Quiz Show With Jazz Knowledge
The Rev Alvin L Kershaw of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Oxford Ohio won 32000 on a quiz show by correctly answering a question about a 1925 Louis Armstrong recording. The 36 year old clergyman faces a possible grand prize next Tuesday. Another contestant Don E Self Jr of Paso Tex quit after reaching 16000.
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New York
Alvin L. Kershaw
Kershaw
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Ohio
Louis Armstrong
Don E. Self, Jr
Paso
Tex
Lausche Weighs 1956 Elective Run in Ohio
Ohio Governor Lausche announced plans to seek elective office in 1956 but has not chosen between Governor or U S Senate. He dodged questions on presidential nominating boosts while in New York. Lausche named possible contenders Adlai Stevenson Williams Meyner and others as trustworthy men of service.
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New York
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
G. Metshest Williams
Serge Land
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Lausche
Arabs Clash With Israelites in Sinai Border Attack
An Egyptian military force penetrated the El Auje Ritzana area near the Sinai border triggering a clash with Israeli troops. Reports say one Egyptian soldier was wounded and one Israeli soldier captured. two civilians were wounded and two kidnapped amid the fighting. The Egyptian government issued a communique announcing the events.
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Oliceman
el Auje-Ritzana
Israel SA
Apoieyman
Iseelh Boligemont
Beerotayim
Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Diem Proclaims Republic of Vietnam in Independence Day
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem declared South Vietnam a republic and named a new leader, after a referendum gave him about 98.2 percent. Bao Dai is deposed, a constitution is to be adopted next month, and elections will form Vietnam's first legislature. Crowds cheered as bells rang and sirens sounded. Diem thanked the United States for support during the struggle.
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Wasu UN
Pouth
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Bse
Stist Diem
Bao Dai
Diem
Republic
Pertoce
Tle
Lim
United States
Red Housing Group Arrives Cleveland Visit Turns Tumultuous
A Russian housing delegation arrives in Cleveland to inspect housing policy. They are met by heckling from displaced Latvians and Lithuanians, with two demonstrations recorded before the visit is reportedly called off. Strong Slavic populations in the area influenced tensions during the visit.
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Cleveland
Ussian
Latvia
Lithuania
Honeymooners Rescued After Deserted Island Ordeal
The Wellston Ohio couple Joel Richards and his wife were rescued after 44 hours on a rocky barren point 93 miles east of Key West. Their Cuban and American rescue involved Coast Guard planes and a cutter, with the pair recounting their storm driven crash from Havana to Key West, their near-starvation rationing, and the dramatic pickup off North Elbow Cay.
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Miami
Fia
Wellston
Ohio
Key 1 West
Joel Ke Richards
Iaura
Tueharés
Havana
Key West
North Elbow Cay
Snd
Arie Ensay
Mani
Coast Guard
Navy
Ariadne
Aura Wallace
Themertain
Scm
Richards
AEC
Portmouth
Coast Guard Rescue
Acid Test for Big Four Ike Urges Peace Effort
GOP Senate Agriculture Committee members Thye and Mundt urged business leaders to aid in stopping farm price declines. They warned continued low farm income harms industry and government solvency, calling for new ideas to keep agriculture prosperous. Mundt likened federal policy to a Model T car and urged timely solutions before Congress reconvenes.
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Yes Moines
Senate
Thye
Minnesota
Mundt
South Dakota
GOP
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Committee
Wild Oil Well Fire Stopped Near East Texas Town
The wild oil well near Hawkins continued to emit a plume of mud and salt water as firefighters battled the blaze. Experts led by Iron Kinney sprayed water to douse the fire, with Hawkins volunteers and Gladewater crews keeping an all night watch and prohibiting smoking at the scene. The well blew out Monday morning, roared, and threatened nearby homes and stores.
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Mawkins
Wen
Wes — A
Texas
Aya
Bill Hall
Hawkins
Gladewater
Iyron Kinney
Houston
Ced
Fulton Judge Appeals Right to Bar Newsmen in Trial
Cuyahoga County Judge Parker Fulton appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court after the Cuyahoga Appellate Court barred reporters from hearing testimony in a paneling trial. The Plain Dealer News and Press obtained a writ of prohibition against Fulton to challenge the ban on press access.
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Parker Fulton
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
News and Press
Fulton
Cuyahoga
Tral
Independent workers strike Westinghouse over wage talks
The Independent United Electrical Workers began a early day strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp, raising total firm employment_losses to over 70,000 due to wage contract disputes. Pickets appeared at Pittsburgh plants as maintenance staff at Wentinnowee production refused to work, with more actions expected at other sites later today.
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United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pitts
Godfrey Fires Three Key Staff Members
New York reports CBS announces Arthur Godfrey dismissed a co producer, an orchestra leader, and an announcer from his radio television staff without forewarning. The firings mark the latest in a string of employee removals by Godfrey in a little over two years. CBS noted no reasons were given and Godfrey was travelling in Harrisburg for the Pennsylvania National Horse Show.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
CBS
Harrisburg
Geneva Summit Quietly Tests East West Ties
At Geneva the Big Four meet amid Eisenhower's illness and Adenauer's pneumonia as suspicions and hopes collide. Western officials foresee German unity, Arab instability, and a possible easing of tensions shaping future peace efforts. President Eisenhower invites Soviet reciprocity in pursuit of German reunification and broader accord, while Dulles' talks frame a measured path to concrete progress.
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Jonn Rester Dulles
Tert
Antoine Pinay
Center
Harold MacMillan
Paris
Geneva
Rusia
Eisenhower
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Ropean
Middle “East
Russia
North Africa
Europe
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Wehe
Saar’ Gundey
West
Bonn
Germany
Adennauer
West Germany
Adenauer Lioes
Denver
Soviet
Gene
Fussimons Hospital
Garnett _D_ Hocner
Washington
D.C
Star
Great Britain
France
Republic of West Germany
Dulles
Danger Dulles
Air Force debunks saucer myths outlines new plane shapes
The Air Force releases a report saying no evidence of flying saucers is found and describes upcoming aircraft that resemble saucers only in appearance. It cites Edwards Air Force Base tests of a jet powered vertical takeoff machine and a Canadian Avro disc design as possible future aircraft, not extraterrestrial craft.
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Was Heressone
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Edwards Air Force] Base
Calif
Navy
Avro
Flying Saucer Letter Yields Polite, No Mars Takeoff
A Wright Patterson Air Force Base information office reports a letter from an Indiana man claiming to own a flying saucer and asking permission for a Mars landing. The base replied politely that it could serve as a takeoff point but requested fuel and crew provisions details, with no further reply received.
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Mars
Air Force
Wright-Patterson
Public Information Office
Indiana
Barbers and Beauticians Back Nationwide Haircut Standard
A headline style report notes that the association favors a nationwide haircut price of two dollars and proposes a minimum five dollar fee for combined haircut shampoo and hair net services. Britain recognizes Ngo Dinh Diem as Vietnam's new chief of state, replacing the former emperor Bac.
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Ters
Beautifeian
Austrica Sro
Tole
Beauticians
London
Britain
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Bac
Jet Planes To Start I Schedule Jet Planes To Start I Schedule
The airline plans to reduce Los Angeles to New York flight times from about seven to four and a half hours using jets. UAL planes and Douglas DC types will be deployed to shorten schedules and boost efficiency across routes.
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Armen
Aless
UAL
Douglas Dors
Sree
Los Angeles
New York
Riot at Perfect Circle Corp foundry in New Castle
Guards report eight broken windows at the Perfect Circle Corp foundry in New Castle three weeks after a riot. The plant was idle on the high shift and no stones or suspects were seen near the building.
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New Castle, Inn
Limiting Eyed Of Airplanes Sprung From Senate Debate
Senator Russell of Georgia said the Senate would be asked to limit Pentagon use of military planes after a furor over transporting three senators home from Europe. He criticized the Defense Department for claiming two planes were needed at about 3000 dollars round trip and said no excuse existed for the initial statement. Senator Stennis of Mississippi and Chavez were cited as part of the discussion. The Defense Department maintained the planes were special arrangements with no regular flights to fit return dates.
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W Atenenssen
Len Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Pentagon
Europe
Rusell
Senate ‘Armed Services Committee
Aus
SteCellant
Mark Stennis
Chavez
Defense Department
Surprise Jet Alert Tests Air National Guard Readiness
Washington headquarters evaluated readiness as Air National Guard jets roared into the sky for a surprise test alert. The drill aimed to see if units could launch within minutes, with some aircraft lifting off quickly while others stayed grounded.
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Washington
Air New York
U. S.defense Command Headquarters Circuit Court of Appeals
Colorado Springs
Cole
Fasher
Bas
Father of Convicted Slayer Denies Threats To Take Rap
Logan report on Marshall Downs Sr the father of the convicted killer denying charges that he told his son to take the rap for the May 22 1964 murder of farmer Canfield. The elder Downs argued his son acted alone and that any statements about threats or a money belt were distorted by trial testimony and psychiatric notes. The case details note prior suspects and conflicting confessions, with no indictment of Sisco on related charges and ongoing questions about who bore responsibility for the crime.
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Logan
Vavia Canfield
Marshall Downs Sr
Fred Mur|ray
Hacking
Downs
Canfield
Perry Ternahip Tramer
Robert Downs
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Vista
Rees
Albert Downs
le ‘Sisco
Lancaster
Ohio
Fred
Sisco
Robert
Sis
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