Bonn Hesitates Over Soviet Pact After Mosow Talks
West German cabinet heard Adenauer report on Moscow talks but delayed any formal action. Parliament must approve the deal, with conditions noted: prisoner repatriation, borders via treaty, and the Bonn regime speaking for all Germany. East German leaders soon visit Moscow, signaling reassurance to Berlin.
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George Boultwood
Bonn
Moscow
Adenauer
Benn
Carlo Schmid
Bundestag
Schmid
Russia
Germany
West Germany
Bulganin
Sign of Freed Yanks At Hong Kong
INe Sign of Freed Yanks At Hong Kong report from Hong Kong indicates no Americans aboard the Canton to Hong Kong train. U S civilians detained behind the Bamboo Curtain may not be released until Saturday or Sunday. Richard Tomlin of the Red Cross delivered mercy packages to a Chinese officer for the detainees. A.R.C. and Newsmen, led by Truman Solverud, monitor arrivals with support plans including examinations funds and family calls. The U S consulate faces criticism for its cautious stance on transportation from Lowu to Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Marvin Stone
Hong Kong
INS
Canton
U.S
Red Cross
Richard Tomlin
U. S
Tomlin
A.R.C
Far East
Truman Solverud
St. Louis
Lowu
Solverud
Lowu Village
Grand Jury Clears 100 Club Of Liquor Violation
Linn county grand jury found Local 100 club manager Ray Williams and the club innocent of liquor law violations after a raid on August 30. No liquor was seized and no bills were returned on those charges, though two secret indictments were issued. Marion Savage became the first woman named to Linn county’s grand jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
100 Club
Cedar Rapids News
Ray Williams
100
Linn County Grand Jury
Williams
Linn County
Marion Savage
Coggan
Oscar Bensch
Joseph Nowell
Xlantz Quits Post as Greenskeeper at Ellis
A Cedar Rapids Gazette report notes Xlantz resigned as greenskeeper at Ellis Park, citing dissatisfaction with arrangements after joining the Cedar Rapids course in 1952. The move follows praise of his standing as a top greenskeeper and signals potential shifts for the course’s operations.
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Xlantz
Greenskeeper
Ellis
Could Cut Traffic Accidents By Two-Thirds Expert Says
Centerville AP report on John Peterson 79 dying of a heart attack during a shooting inquiry. Wounding of Charles Eugene Barger 30 left critically injured. County officials advocate coordinated action and public support to slash traffic deaths from 36000 to 12000 annually. Kreml urges sound official action and press leadership at a traffic safety clinic.
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Franklin M. Kreml
Kreml
Transportation Center
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Klontz
Ellis Park
Krem
Klontz
Ottumwa
Benat Ntey
Centerville
John Peterson
Jack
Charles Eugene Barger
Peterson
Edward Powand
A. G. Morlan
Ike
Orval Freeborn
Woman Refuses to Answer on Communist Ties at Hearing
Mary Knowles of Plymouth Meeting Pa. challenged the Senate Internal Security subcommittee’s jurisdiction as she refused to state whether she had ever been a Communist. The hearing noted a Fund for the Republic grant to her library after local support waned amid the controversy.
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Washington (Ap
Mary Knowles
Plymouth Meeting
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Subcommittee
Knowles
Sen. Jenner
R-Ind
Herbert Philbrick
FBI
Boston
South Norwood
Mass
William Jeanes Memorial
Plymouth
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Soviet Premier Ill, Finnish Envoys Delayed Meeting
MOSCOW INS reports Soviet Premier Bulganin is ill, delaying a greeting for a Finnish delegation led by President Paasikivi. The Finnish spokesman cited illness as the reason for Bulganin and canceling a courtesy call by Finnish Premier Kekkonen.
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Moscow
Ins
Bulganin
Paastkivi
Kek
Cops Capture Killer After Foot Chase in Chicago
Police nabbed Morabito after a short West Side pursuit on foot. He admitted shooting Henry George at the Chicago Daily News plant and assaulted a receptionist, boasting of the revenge killing. detectives recovered a pistol and took him to the bureau for questioning.
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Chicago
Bulganin
Michael Morabito
Moscow
Adenauer
Morabite
Thicago
Peter Rendek
Howard Pierson
Morabito
Rendek
Renzek
Pierson
Detective Bureau
John T. O'Malley
Mnoon
Henry George
The
Daily News
George
Moody Morabito
Morabita
Lake Michigan
Shooting at Petersons home leaves man paralyzed
Powers said Peterson was being questioned preliminarily to filing charges in a shooting case. Barger was shot in the back and shoulder with a 32 caliber pistol at Petersons home after being ordered to depart following a night with beer. Two bullets struck Barger, one piercing both lungs and the other lodging near the spine, causing paralysis. Churchill arrives in Riviera France for four week vacation with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Peterson
Barger
Weather Balloons Could Give Space Craft Illusion
Denver and Lowry air force base launch daily weather balloons carrying 500 pound payloads of sensitive equipment. The balloons reach 70,000 to 80,000 feet, drift with winds, and scientists warn optical illusions could resemble flying saucers.
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Wayne Anderson
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Air Force
Grunewald Held As Tax Evader
Henry the Dutchman Grunewald, a Washington figure linked to probes of influence peddling, was held on income tax evasion charges. Indicted for evading 126000 in taxes for 1949 50 51, he was jailed in Baltimore with bond set at 12000. He previously faced a New York tax fixing conviction with a five year sentence and a 5000 fine.
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Baltimore
INS
Henry
Grunewald
Washington
Bal
New York
Hurricane Ione Aims For Open Atlantic Waters
Hurricane Ione turns northward away from Puerto Rico and the Virgin and Leeward Islands with winds near 80 miles per hour. Its sister storm Hilda moves west into the Caribbean toward the Yucatan peninsula, easing fears for residents as the forecast track shifts.
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Miami
Puerto Rico
Virgin and Leeward Islands
Ione
Atlantic
Hilda
Caribbean
Yucatan Peninsula
Pilot to control tower joke gag headline
Comic caption recalls a pilot shouting for landing while admitting no radio. Control tower responds with calm instruction. The quirky exchange echoes a classic airport humor moment in a lighthearted Chuckle feature.
Burns Are Fatal For Tipton Man
Lee Edward Klotz 30 of Tipton died at University Hospitals Iowa City from burns suffered in a August fire that killed his 16 year old wife. He had saved his six month old daughter Velva Lee by handing her to the rescuers, then tried to rescue his wife. He is survived by parents James and wife, a brother Arnold, grandfather Ace Baker, all of Tipton. Services Friday at 3 p.m. Sheets Dahn funeral home. Burial in Tipton Masonic cemetery.
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Gazette
Tipton
Lee Edward Klotz
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Klotz
James Klotz
Arnold
Ace Baker
Sheets-Dahn
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Victims of Crash Believed Eloping In Toledo
Five Michigan youths died in a crash near Toledo when their car collided with a truck trailer. Victims named were Richard L. Millstead 27. his brother Lawrence 21. Hilda Henderson 17. Nancy Mackray 15. and William Bennett 17. Relatives say the four young war victims left home Wednesday night without parental knowledge and Lawrence and Henderson may have planned to marry in Ohio.
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Toledo, Ohio
Michigan
Toledo
Richard L. Millstead
Lawrence
Hilda Henderson
Nancy Mackray
William Bennett
Miss Henderson
Ohio
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Frank Stone
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the Gazette
Evanston
Sen.McNamara
D-Mich
Stanker
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
New York City
United States
Lowan
Philbrick
Avowed Fund
Alm
Sowet
Voroshilov
Molotov
Mikhail Suslov
Paasikivi
Finland
Porkkala
Geneva
Pravda
Iowa Public Works Association
Carl C. Fagerlind
Waterloo
Iowa
American Public Works Association
Fagerlind
Carl Smith
Kenneth J. Cullen
Dubuque
Eli N. Eastman
Waterlow
Smith
C. J. Anderson
Marshalltown
Paul V. Roberts
Sioux City
Cletus Allen
Memoris Coliseum
L. A
Pat" Touchne
Waterlon
Mason City
Peter F. Roan
Joseph P. Brung
Rockford
Ill
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Daily Record
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Caer
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Riviera
Nice
France
Sir Winston Churchill
Capt
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