Queen Elizabeth Faces Busy Coronation Afterglow
Elizabeth II, exhausted yet active after Tuesday's coronation, toured London's streets with Duke Philip to greet crowds and hospital patients. She remained unfazed by delays, waving to supporters as monarchs hosted Commonwealth troops and greeted guests while continuing a demanding schedule through August.
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Safety Ruled Out Unless War Banned
An advisory committee to the defense department says there can be no safety against atomic attack for the U S short of eliminating war. The panel urges continued development of a strong U S offensive capability and a continental air defense system, warning against claims of nearly perfect protection. Defense Secretary Wilson will forward the report to the National Security Council for review amid ongoing defense planning.
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Mary Burianek Burned In Freak Cleaning Accident
Cedar Rapids woman Mary Burianek, 65, is critically burned after cleaning fluid on a paint brush ignited near a hot water heater. She suffered extensive injuries to the upper body and was rushed to Mercy hospital with neighbors assisting after the blaze was smothered.
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Cedar Ratda News
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Two Cedar Rapids Car Dealers Held In Theft Case
Two Cedar Rapids men Trueman McDowell and Irving Finger were arrested after detectives found them with a stolen Chicago car. They ran M and F motor service at 503 Tenth Street SW. The car, a 1951 Bel Air Chevrolet, belonged to Raymond Abrams of Galas Texas. FBI agents questioned the pair as detectives investigated potential involvement in selling other stolen vehicles.
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Gallas
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Trarley Simon
Leonard Stusek
FBI
Jack Kelly
Medical miracle: Rodney Brodie nears independent life
Rodney Brodie, once on the brink after a 20 month series of brain surgeries, is expected to travel largely on his own as doctors prepare a hard skull implant. The Chicago AP report notes his progress, ongoing therapy, and hope for a normal future amid remaining uncertainties about mental development.
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A Koehn Appointed Deputy Clerk of Court
A Koehn, former Iowa Electric Light and Power credit manager, was named third deputy Linn County clerk of court by the board of supervisors to fill the post left by Robert Bree Walker who recently received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to embezzling funds from the clerk's office.
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U S Casualties Rise to 135 362 in Korea War Update
Washington dispatch reports an uptick of 141 American casualties in Korea for the past week, bringing total war losses to 135,362. Army casualties total 104,918. Marine Corps 26,?08. Navy 2,001. Air Force 1,459, with 24,163 dead and 98,322 wounded. Missing or Captured 6,483. 1,541 long-term missing have returned to duty.
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Newhall Woman Burns in Gas Heater Blast
Mrs William Johnson of Newhall suffered serious burns when a bottled gas heater exploded in her basement. The victims upper body was burned as neighbors doused flames and Newhall firemen contained a small house fire. Luke's hospital reported severe burns but pending updates after emergency care.
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Newhall
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Rosenbergs Say They Rejected Government Deal
The Rosenbergs claim the government offered a confession-spare deal to save their lives in exchange for admitting spying. They refused, saying they would rather die than betray their history, facing execution on June 1B for conspiracy to betray America’s atomic bomb secrets. Their attorney Emanuel Bloch dismissed the statement.
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Mundt alleges Coe engaged in espionage in 1952
Senator Mundt charges Frank Coe former secretary of the International Monetary Fund admitted espionage activity since December 2 1952. Coe refused to confirm any earlier spying and invoked the Fifth Amendment during a closed hearing. Mundt questions followed after Coe testified in Washington amid currency talks and budget debates.
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Vandenberg Cites Joint Chiefs View on Fare Cut
Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg testified before the Senate Military Affairs subcommittee that the outgoing joint chiefs of staff see the planned five billion dollar air force budget cut as risky to national security beyond prudence. He noted the chiefs warned Defense Secretary Wilson against any drastic reduction as recently as March.
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Fire Hits Farm Suffering Tornado Damage
A Fairfax farm near James Wilson site suffered a second disaster in two weeks as strong winds and a Wednesday blaze gutted the house. Firefighters fought the flames but could not control the blaze due to gusting wind, with insurance covering losses including furniture and six outbuildings.
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Security Council Gets Trade Issue
Washington dispatch reports the Eisenhower administration has the East West trade policy under strong attack by Senator McCarthy. The policy was referred to the National Security Council for review as Mutual Security Director Stassen said the president ordered a council examination of the controversial matter in line with his broader foreign policy.
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Video Star Question Stirs Cleveland Reader
A Cleveland reader asks in a Plain Dealer letter who the star playing the girl is after watching coronation movies on television. The query reflects public curiosity about film casting and celebrity recognition in early media coverage.
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President Eisenhower to address nation on NBC networks
President Eisenhower's review of his administration will be carried tonight by WOC TV, WHEF-TV, and WOI-TV from 7:30. KCRG-1600 will broadcast to radio listeners at 8:30, interrupting a baseball game which resumes at 9.
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