Scientist Reed Found Working as Groom Six Years After Disappearance
Albert Clark Reed, a Caltech scientist who vanished six years ago after bidding his wife and son farewell, was found working as a groom at Hollywood Park in California. He used the alias Alfred C. Reese and said he left due to confusion and amnesia. His wife had died in 1955, and he spoke of love for horses and a possible return to science.
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Calif
Albert Clark Reed
California Institute of Technology
Goodby
FBI
San Bernardino
Florence
Hollywood Park
Phoenix
California
Alfred C. Reese
Reed
Caltech
Timonhy
Dudley B. Smith
Larchmont
N.Y
Smith
Nagy
Suzy Parker Expected to Recover From Crash Injuries
A hospital spokesman said actress Suzy Parker is likely to be fully recovered after arm injuries from a June 7 auto-train crash. Parker, hospitalized at East Coast Hospital in St. Augustine, is expected to be released in about 10 days. her father died in the accident.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Suzy Parker
St. Augustine
Miss Parker
Trenton Chosen as New Jersey's Capital in 1790
The city of Trenton was designated the capital of New Jersey in 1790, marking a pivotal shift in state governance and regional prominence. The move established Trenton as the political center, shaping administrative functions and development for the new state government.
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Trenton
New Jersey
TV Director Fired After Refusing to Testify on Communist Affiliations
New York AP reporting that Charles S. Dubin, director of the Twenty-one quiz show, was fired after he refused to testify to the House Un-American Activities Committee about past Communist ties. NBC barred him from facilities and producers Barry and Enright followed with termination.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Charles S. Dubin
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev Russian Ballet
Lief
Communist Party
Dubin
The
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Barry
Dan Enright
NBC
Moiseyev
Sol Hurok
Garcia pushes for major U S economic aid
Philippine President Carlos P Garcia seeks significant U S assistance during a state visit. He addresses the National Press Club and meets with Secretary Dulles and congressional leaders. A farewell dinner with President Eisenhower caps visits as experts work on a development program totaling about 350 million dollars in long term loans and credits.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
U.S
National Press Club
Dulles
Garcia
Philippine Embassy
Eisenhower
Philippines
State Sailor Charged in Theft Attempt
Winthrop police say two sailors, Gary F. Huff and Dale Hachmann, were booked on attempted larceny after a resident heard a noise near a parked car. Officers fired at a moving object in a cemetery before Huff surrendered. Hachmann was later arrested at a bus stop. The cases were referred to the Navy Legal Department. civil court involvement was ruled unlikely. Huff, 19, from Highland Michigan, and Hachmann, 20, from Osakis Minnesota, were in custody.
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Winthrop
Mass
Armed Forces Police
Navy
Frank Perrone
Gary F. Huff
Highland
Mich
Dale Hachmann
Osakis
Minn
Huff
Hachmann
Eisenhower and Dulles reexamine U S Soviet ties
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles assess U S Soviet relations amid stalled summit talks and a tougher Soviet stance. They weigh Khrushchev's motives after ambassadors were recalled and Nagy’s execution sparks free world distrust, with two Khrushchev letters pending on summit plans and trade.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Car Plows Into Pole Kills Woman Near Uniontown
A car broke into two pieces and struck a utility pole on Route 119 about six miles north of Uniontown, killing driver Bertha M. Reimer 29 of Osseo Minnesota. She died on arrival at Connellsville State Hospital after suffering multiple skull fractures while visiting relatives in Dunbar.
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Uniontown
Route 119
Bertha M. Reimer
Osseo
Minn
Connellsville State Hospital
Two District Judges Seek Re election in 6th District
ST. PAUL AP two district judges Ganrud of Litchfield and Rolloff of Montevideo filed for re election in Minnesota. Both sit in the 6th Judicial District.
Spies Sentenced by Sofia Court in Espionage Case
A Communist court in Sofia sentenced five Bulgarians to prison terms ranging from 1 to 15 years for alleged espionage for American and Turkish intelligence services.
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Vienna
Sofia
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