U S Proposes Free Elections for All Germany
United States High Commissioner John J. McCloy announced a plan for free elections in Germany including the East Zone Peoples Republic. The proposal aims for open participation with press access and would be discussed with West German leader Konrad Adenauer, amid Western insistence on genuine openness.
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Germany
United States
Russia
People’s Republic
John J. McCloy
National Front
State Department
McCloy
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West
East
East Zone
Winters and Bearden Deny Romance in Tucson
Actress Shelley Winters and Cleveland pitcher Gene Bearden have been seen together in Tucson for 10 days but deny romance or marriage plans. Winters is in town for Universal International, Bearden for the Indians spring training. Rosenberg may test Bearden for a screen role.
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Tucson
Ariz
Shelley Winters
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Universal-International
Bearden
Indians
Miss Winters
Aaron Rosenberg
Soprano Ingrid Rypinski to Perform Recital Tonight
Mezzo-soprano Ingrid Rypinski appears at Agudas Achim Center at 8 p m under the Zionist Organization of America. She will sing folk songs of Palestine. she has performed with the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall and in Town Hall Times Hall and at Hunter and City College. Admission is free.
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Zionist Organization of America
Ingrid Rypinski
Agudas Achim Center
Miss Rypinski
Palestine
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
New York
Town Hall
Times Hall
Hunter and City College
Boxes Stolen Not a Total Loss for Soap Lake Election
In Soap Lake Washington the primary election suffered a ballot box and poll book theft but Secretary of State Earl Coe said March 14 results could be derived from unofficial tallies. Al Tillman led mayoral race with 202 votes to Maggie Waltho's 177. a third candidate was eliminated. A $100 reward was posted for information.
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Soap Lake
Wash
Earl Coe
Lyle Iverson
al Tillman
Maggie Waltho
Tillman
State House
Railroad Acts To Halt Attempts at Sabotage
Hoboken N J February 28 Two attempts apparently by saboteurs to derail trains of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad led the company to run pilot trains ahead of all night passenger services. The attempts on the Buffalo Hoboken line in the past ten days damaged diesel electric locomotives.
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Hoboken
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Buffalo-Hoboken
Parents in heated wrangle over Nazarene school control
Oklahoma City February 28. Ten parents accuse Bethany Oklahoma City area Nazarene School of discrimination and demand removal of superintendent Harry Edwards and high school principal Alonzo Norwood. They seek mandamus action and reinstatement of suspended student Bruce Barton, citing alleged Nazarene dominance affecting fields and activities.
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Oklahoma City
Nazarene Church
Bethany
Okla
Citizens Committee
Riddell Riggs
Charlotte McClain
Nazarene College
Harry Edwards
Alonzo Norwood
Bethany School Board
Norwood
Edwards
Nazarene
Bruce Barton
City of Bethany
Jury selection begins in La Fleur shooting case
In Newton on February 28 jurors were being qualified to hear Paul LaFleur 30 of Houston on charges of shooting and robbing Don Hulsopple 19 an Orange schoolboy boxer. The state seeks the death penalty for the case transferred from Orange County.
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la Fleur
Newton
Paul LaFleur
LaFleur
Houston
Don Hulsopple
Orange
Hulsopple
Orange County
E. A. Lindsey
Deer Escape Flood By Swimming River Near Natchez
Natchez Miss Feb 28 Scores of deer swim the Mississippi River seeking high ground to escape flood waters in Louisiana. Game wardens report many have drowned or been smashed by debris. They urge aid to capture and relocate deer unharmed to preserves.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bradley Goes Down In Sub for First Time
General Omar Bradley rode a submarine for the first time in his long career during a combined business and vacation visit at the Key West naval air station. He plans a blimp ascent on Wednesday as part of his schedule.
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Key West
Fla
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Air Station
Italian farmhands seize 49400 acres near Catanzaro
In Cantanzaro, about 10,000 unemployed Calabrian farmhands seized 49,000 acres of uncultivated land near Catanzaro. Police did not move to remove them as the squatters began tilling the fields, marching in columns of 1,000 men with farm implements.
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Rome
Catanzaro
Italy
Cantanzaro
Unconscious Navy Pilot Dies in Atlantic Air Crash
A Navy fighter plane with Lieutenant John Joseph McDonald III of Manhattan Beach California lost control 28 000 feet above the Atlantic off Beach Haven New Jersey during a routine high altitude gunnery run. Search efforts failed to find the body and the Navy cited likely anoxia as the cause though details remain unavailable.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Beach Haven
N. J
John Joseph McDonald III
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Pomona Naval Air Station
Atlantic City
Strip Teasing Chimp Tops Atlanta Zoo
George Vierheller, director of the St. Louis Zoo, urged Atlanta officials not to copy his chimpanzee’s new act. He said the chimpanzee is among the world’s smartest and is learning a strip tease on a tight rope but should not be replicated at the Atlanta zoo.
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Atlanta
George Vierheller
St. Louis Zoo
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