Ex Cuban Chief Prio Sors Pleads Innocent in ArmsExport Case
Former Cuban leader Carlos Prio Sovrs Tas and three associates pleaded not guilty in federal court to conspiring to export arms and war materials without licenses. Judge Edelstein set February 15 for trial with bail levels of 50000 for Prio 29000 for Curti and 1000 each for Connell and Wood. The government alleges illicit arms movement from 1952 to 1954.
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Associated Press
New York
Carlos Prio Sovsr
Francis Connell
William Wood
Edelstein
Prio
Curti
Prig 1
Methodist Bishop Attacks McCarthy Probe Methods
Bishop Wicke of the Pittsburgh Methodist area criticized congressional probes into Communist activities. He warned that using methods that erode civil liberties could be catastrophic and urged careful evaluation of rules of conduct, evidence gathering, witness treatment, and immunity.
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Lloyd ©. Wicke
Pittsburgh Methodist Area
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wicke
Pittsburgh ‘Methodist Conference Ministerial Association
Deer Highway Toll Reported in Cameron County October
Game official Norman L. Erickson of Sinperium reports 109 deer killed on Cameron County roads during October, reflecting rising roadkill figures as a wildlife abundance indicator.
Stresses Need For Preparedness from Eisenhower Conference
President Eisenhower told 175 mayors at a White House conference on national defense that American cities must prepare for a possible storm attack. He urged organized haste over hysteria and cautioned against panicked responses while opening a two day meeting of the country’s largest cities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Eiserhhower
White House
Pante
RCA plans large Camden expansion strong on Route 38 site
RCA Victor Division of the Radio Corp of America announced a multi million dollar expansion in Camden. The plan calls for five buildings totaling about 925000 square feet to house home instrument and service activities. The complex will occupy an 8 acre Cherry Hill tract on Route 38 between Haddonfield and Merchantville.
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Asoueyancyere
Camden
N. J
RCA Victor
Radio Corp. of America
Nd Laboratory
Suman
RCA
Cherry Hill
Route 38
Haddonfield
Merchantville
Schools Face Worsening Crowding in 1954 Says NEA
The NEA warns that standing room only conditions in U S. public schools will worsen in 1953 54 with enrollments rising by about 1 1 million over last year. It cites teacher shortages, emergency teachers, and rising salaries as key factors driving overcrowding and the need for more classrooms and staff.
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Waonensum
National Educaton Association
WEA
NEA
Frank W. Hubbard
America
NBA
Mnual
Ngure
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