Giant B-50 Crashes at Dayton Killing 11 Onboard
Dayton reports a four engine B 50 on a brief test flight crashed near the Henderson farm on Wilmington Pike killing 11 crewmen. The aircraft belonged to Wright Air Development Center. Nearby a B 47 jet bomber crashed near Knob Noster Missouri with four crew killed. A KC-97 carrying six men landed safely after catching fire mid air.
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Knob Noster
Whiteman Air Force Base
Clay Curtis
Whiteman Afb
Olathe Naval Air Station
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Police Guard Korea Envoy After Threat
Boston February 27. Police guard Dr You Chan Yang Korean ambassador to the United States after three threats were telephoned to the Sheraton Plaza hotel where he dined with Gen James A Van Fleet. Yang warned of a new Korea conflict saying Reds have 583 planes including 300 jets, with jets housed in underground hangars near Seoul and the Red Army built to 1,100,000 facing 700,000 South Koreans including two American divisions.
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Red Army
Soviet selects Zhukov for Presidium candidacy in reshaped leadership
Moscow February 27 The Central Committee promoted Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov to candidate membership in the Presidium along with four others, signaling army influence in the party. New nominees include Ekaterina Furtseva Dmitri Shepilov and others, while Shvernik remains as a non voting holdover.
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Pravda
D. D. Brezhnev
Kazakhstan
N. D. Mutkhetdinov
Uzbekistan
Nikolai Shvernik
Eden Warns H Bomb Risks Obliterating All Sides
London report on Prime Minister Eden’s February warning in the House of Commons. He condemned Kremlin talk of H bomb warfare as a dangerous illusion, urging talks with Soviet leaders during April visits to London. He cited mutual deterrence and urged policies toward world peace.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Biden
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Lake A definition of a miraculous fishery law lake
A lake described as a body of water where fishing is sometimes illegal but more often celebrated as miraculous. The line mixes playful paradox with poetic tone, hinting at nature’s wonders and occasional restrictions that shape how locals enjoy the water.
Nations Begin Private Talks on Atomic Agency Structure
Washington February 27 INS Twelve nations led by Russia opened private conferences to draft statutes for an international atomic energy agency. The meetings aim to formalize rules for the atoms for peace pool proposed by President Eisenhower on December 8 1953. Delegates favor frank dialogue to hasten progress toward an agreed statute with Ambassador James J. Wadsworth presiding.
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Atoms For Peace
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Supreme Court Upholds Cooling Off Strike Rights
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, upheld employees rights to strike during the Taft-Hartley Act cooling off period when unfair labor practices by employers are involved. The decision applies to Mastra Plastics Corp. and French-American Reeds Mfg. Co. in New York City, ordering reinstatement of 77 workers fired for striking during the period. The ruling also covered related actions by the National Labor Relations Board and other cases, including rate disputes for Pacific Gas & Electric and tenant loyalty oaths in Los Angeles.
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California
Los Angeles
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Court Okays Trial Pictures in Colorado Courts
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that newspaper photographers and radio television reporters may take pictures and make recordings in courtrooms at the trial judge’s discretion. The decision allows coverage of the forthcoming trial of John Gilbert Graham for murdering his mother by blowing up an air liner, with protections that witnesses or jurors under subpoena or court order cannot be photographed or broadcast against their objection.
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Colorado
Joseph M. McDonald
John Gilbert
Graham
High Court
C. Otto Moore
Israel presses for clear yes or no on arms aid
Israeli officials say Israel will press for a definite yes or no from the United States this week on its four month old request to buy American arms. Abba Eban may seek a personal meeting with Secretary of State Dulles to speed an answer and avoid delaying arms from flowing to Egypt. Israel seeks jet fighters anti tank and anti submarine weapons as Egypt amasses Soviet arms and strengthens its military position. Dag Hammarskjold in New York said there is no imminent threat of war in the Middle East after a six week Asian tour and urged restraint. He met with Nasser Ben Gurion and Nehru and said leaders show a genuine desire to peacefully resolve regional issues.
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Hammarskjold
Asia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
David Ben-Gurion
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gasoline Fires Threaten L A In West Los Angeles
A trenching machine ruptured a gasoline pipeline on a freeway project causing leaks and explosions. Nine homes a warehouse and a laundry burned. three people were seriously burned. An emergency zone 10 square miles shuttered factories. Police and fire officials evacuated four schools and urged residents to shut off gas and electricity. Victims include George Wells 70 Maxene Licht 29 and William Baxter 37.
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Los Angeles
George Wells
Maxene Licht
William Baxter
Salons to Air Fresh Data In Oil Probe
Washington February 27 INS Senate influence investigators said they would reveal new developments Tuesday in the oil lobbyist attempt to give Sen Francis Case a 2500 campaign contribution Charles W Steadman chief counsel said he would recall John Neff Nebraska lawyer and three other witnesses as public hearings resume on the Case influence incident
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John M. Neff
Nebraska
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Judge censures arrest tactics in South Charleston case
Judge William J. Thompson harshly criticized South Charleston police for arresting offenders in their presence and delaying commitment papers and arraignment. He dismissed a third offense drunken driving indictment against Warren Ward, citing constitutional rights violations during his Oct. 31 arrest. Capt. Kidd said reforms are in progress as officers testified about bond procedures and intoxication disputes.
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Rainejle
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Kidd
Justice of the Peace
Frank Williams
Justices of the Peace
L. M. Gates
Gates
South Charles
Capt. Kidd
Erwin
Kinsolving
Tol
Charles M. Walker
Church Defends Negro Speaker in New Orleans Rift
In New Orleans on February 27 INS reports a bitter fight over desegregation and Catholic interracial events. Stanley B. Rose defends Hulan E. Jack who is accused by Emile A. Wagner Jr. of communist ties and subversive links dating to 1942 1943. Jack denies the associations categorically.
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P’ Mideben
Hulan E. Jack
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Emile A. Wagner Jr
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Earl Browder
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House un-American Activities Committee
Gazette Want Ads Sell It For Cash This Week
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