Diplomat Davies Fired by Dulles Over Judgment Lapses
Secretary of State Dulles dismissed John Patton Davies after a five member inquiry found Davies lacked judgment discretion and reliability. The board said Davies voiced dissent outside privileged channels but was not found disloyal or allied with communists. Davies declined to contest the ruling and urged public disclosure of his full record.
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WASHINGTON
John Patton Davies
Truman
Dulles
Davies
Sen. McCarthy
U.S
Chiang Kai
Kuomintang
United States
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Chiang
Soviet Union
Russia
Official Weather Report for Bridgeport and New York City
Mostly fair and cool today and tonight in Bridgeport and vicinity with highs near 45 and lows around 30 to 35. Sunday brings some cloudiness and warmer conditions. NYC mirrors Bridgeport. Also includes eight o clock p m temperature readings, barometer, humidity, tides, and almanac notes for Saturday November 6.
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Weather Bureau
BRIDGEPORT
VICINITY
NEW YORK CITY
Fairfield Talks Three Ways To Meet High School Need
Fairfield boards study three expansion options for southern high school facilities as Roger Ludlowe faces crowding. Hoyt proposes: add classrooms to Ludlowe, convert Ludlowe to junior high with Mill Plain replaced, or build a new high school and repurpose Mill Plain. A professional cost study is requested before funding.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Board of Education
Carlyle G. Hoyt
Roger Ludlowe
Board of Education
Mill Plain
Mill Plain school
Minotte O. Stilson
Hoyt
Church Group Tests Atomic Survival in Maryland
Six weeks old Charles Harris accompanies 34 Washington Missionary College students and faculty on an outdoor survival test in Maryland as part of a civil defense study by the Seventh-Day Adventists. The group endures cold, rain, and exposure with minimal shelter to gauge practical emergency survival procedures for imminent atomic attack.
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WASHINGTON
Charles Harris
Charlie
Maryland
Washington Missionary College
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Takoma Park
Spencerville
general conference of the
Seventh-Day Adventists
Co Pilot Kalled In Plane Crash At Glastonbury
A twin engine Lockheed owned by the Boston Post crashed on a dairy farm in Glastonbury tonight killing co pilot Whitney Welch and leaving pilot J Kenneth Mackenzie of Peabody Maes critically injured. Three others aboard—Northeast Airlines pilots Matthew Abbott Raymond Halloran and Raymond J Halloran—escaped with minor injuries.
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GLASTONBURY
Boston Post
Northeast Airlines
New York
Boston
Whitney Welch
J. Kenneth Mackenzie
Peabody
Maes
Welch
Mackenzie
Hartford
Matthew C. Abbott
Greenwood
Mass
Robert W. Mudge
Wakefield
Raymond J. Halloran
North Hampton
N. H
John Fox
Fairfield
Nurse, 20, slain at Kalamazoo hospital
Kalamazoo Michigan Nov 5 AP Miss Marilyn Krall 20 a student nurse at Kalamazoo State Hospital for Mental Patients was found strangled in a hydro therapy lab at 8 45 p m Her clothing torn and a red necktie used in the assault Police said a patient at the hospital was involved and a letter in her purse ended with I have to go authorities pursued a murder case with a missing suspect as yet unknown.
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KALAMAZOO
Mich
Marilyn Krail
Kalamazoo State Hospital
Horace Cobb
Miss Kraii
Jake Kraii
E. 18th street
Holland
Miss Krall
Mercy hospital
Grand Rapids
State hospital
Miss Kran
hospi
Adenauer faces Saar critics in new talks
Bonn Germany Nov 58 AP Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's government announced new French German talks to clarify or alter the controversial Europeanae plan for the Saar. The move follows FDP attacks demanding broad changes to prevent the coal rich region from being lost to Germany. The crisis could upend the London Paris accords and affect West Germany's defense strategy. Adenauer met with his cabinet and with FDP leaders in a bid to salvage support for the Saar agreement amid a coalition rebellion.
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BONN
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Free Democratic party
FDP
Paris
Bungled Sheppard Probe Defense Charges Slaying TeethShown
Cleveland November 5 AP jurors inspect two of Marilyn Sheppard s shattered front teeth in the first degree murder trial of her osteopath husband The defense argues investigation bungled and suggests teeth marks on the slayer s hand or a garden tool used as weapon The judge warns of delays as cross examination continues and the state prepares to hear Susan Hayes as a witness in the high profile case
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CLEVELAND
Marilyn Sheppard
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Samuel H. Shepperd
Corrigan
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Susan Hayes
Miss Hayes
Stratford Auction Ban Put On Hold By Court
Judge Walter J Sidor issued a temporary injunction halting Stratford's Sunday and after 6 p m auction ban. Irving Gordon of Spud's Auction and Stratford Town Fair Inc sought relief. injunction shields operators and town prosecutors until the ordinance's constitutionality is settled in criminal court. The judge noted potential irreparable harm if the ordinance is upheld and found little immediate benefit from continued prosecutions. The ban was adopted September 20 and Gordon was arrested and fined by local authorities.
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Stratford
Walter J Sidor
Irving Gordon
Bradley street
Spud
Ferry boulevard
Stratford Town Fair, Inc
Stratford avenue
ccut
Raymond W. Ganim
William J. Smyth
Sidor
Gordon
Order to Deport Haymes Upheld
Argentine born singer actor Dick Haymes lost another deportation round but a court ordered a temporary stay on immediate ouster. Judge Holtzoff set November 15 for a hearing on a possible prolonged battle over his case as the Board of Immigration Appeals reinstated the order amid claims of being trapped into visiting Hawaii for Rita Hayworth.
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WASHINGTON
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Federal
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Immigration Service
Haymes
Hawaii
Miss Hayworth
Welburn Mayock, Sr
Board of Immigration Appeals
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Democrats Given Bid to Brief Democrats Conference
President Eisenhower invited leaders of both parties to a November 17 conference on foreign policy to improve cordial relations. Senate leader Knowland said the President seeks close constructive ties with the new Democratic leadership. In Texas, Rayburn and Johnson discussed plans to keep a united country and noted cooperation depends on the administration’s stance.
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WASHINGTON
Eisenhower
congress
White House
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
new
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Tex
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Young Dad Seized After Holding His Child as Hostage
A 29-year-old father in Charleston County held his 18 month old son at gunpoint for over two hours after officers tried to arrest him on a wife beating charge. He cradled the child while threatening to kill him if police advanced. Detectives persuaded him to release the boy, who was placed in welfare care. The incident followed a dispute over a divorce request from the boy’s mother.
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CHARLESTON, & C
Charleston County
Terrence W. Green
Mike
Green
Silas B. Welch
Charleston County police
John W. Boggs Jr
Underwood Strike Talks Continue Amid Picket Line
Union Local 267 of the CIO and Underwood management, with federal and state conciliators, met at the Stratfield hotel after a midnight strike deadline. Wages piece work seniority and incentive plans remain disputed as 1,200 workers face the first local strike since 1933 unless a settlement is reached.
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Underwood corporation
TUE-CIO
Stratfield hotel
peel Clk searay
Puaiic
Tom Williams
IVUE CIO
Underwood
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