Soblen case strains US Britain and Israel diplomacy
The United States Britain and Israel wrestled over Dr. Robert Soblen's bid to avoid justice. British and Israeli authorities faced pressure as Prime Ministers Ben Gurion and Macmillan weighed options. Diplomatic frictions rose over Soblen's potential return and El Al landing rights. Separately Mrs. Robyn Finkbine sought a Swedish abortion citing thalidomide concerns, as Swedish boards reviewed the case.
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United States
Beltish
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
David Ben- Gurion
Soblen
el al
Harald Mac
Washington
Asraeli
Airlines
Psy
Tsrorel
Stockholm
Titfor-Tat
Sherei Finkbine
Home Office
Vome
Britain
Foreign Office
Arthur Lourie
Teenager admits helping kill mother in New Orleans
Sally Tucia Prudhomme, 16, told police she assisted a 16-year-old boyfriend, Warren Selymitt, in killing her widowed mother with a hammer Wednesday night after the mother opposed their romance. Authorities said the investigation spans multiple cases as trials and wiretap debates unfold in Washington and California.
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Sally Tucia Prudhomme
Warren Selymitt
New Orleans
Sally
Lipscomb Flags Fund Official on Red Stand
Washington reports Rep. Cienard Lipscomb, top Republican on the Appropriations subcommittee, blasted Wilbur H. Ferry of the Fund for the Republic as a fabricator of falsehoods and a promoter of anti communism fears during a Seattle speech. He defended J Edgar Hoover against Ferry’s charges and labeled the Fund for the Republic as a long time promoter of the view that communism is not dangerous. He called Hoover the official spy swatter and warned that communism threatens democratic institutions.
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Wilbur H. Ferry
Fund For the Republic
Cienard
P. Lipscomb Huban
House
Lipscomb
J. Edgar Hoover
Ferry
Seattle
Tinover
Hoover
United States
Swalter
Sloover
Iman
Harry Gold
Rosvenbergs
David Greenglass
Santa Barbara
Senate panel passes satellite bill amid filibuster hopes
Washington The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration satellite communications bill 13-4 after rejecting 11 amendments and five days of hearings. Four senators Morse Gore Leng and Church opposed. The measure would create a private government regulated satellite network with half public stock and half private ownership. Adlai Stevenson was abroad during committee hearings.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wayne L. Morse
Ore
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Russell
Leng
D-La
Ank Church
Tdaho
Gare
Morse
Marty S. Trusman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tonn
Gore
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
Foreign Relations Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Stevenson
Europe
Pasadena daily ad rates and legal notice fragment
A fragmented 1945 newspaper snippet lists Pasadena circulation details and ad rates, with mentions of Evelle Younger and the American Bar Association. It references legal advertisement acceptance and a Pasadena address at 14 825 Font, Colorado Boulevard, phone number ending in 0311.
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Ise
San Francisco
Siigie
Daly
Evelle J. Younger
Los An
Pacandae
Pala Aké
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