State Demands First Degree Murder Verdict For Mrs Dean
The state presents the rifle as the death weapon in the slaying of Air Force Sgt Ronald Dean. Mrs Dean, 21, the widow and mother of a five year old, pleads innocent as prosecutor Grannis seeks a first degree murder conviction after Ronald Dean was shot last December. Police identify the 45-10 Springfield rifle and an empty cartridge case as evidence.
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Air Force
Ronald Dean
Dean
George Dreistadt
Springfield
Lee A. McCracken
Dreistadt
Commonwealth
Philippines
Sgt
Robert T
Phyllis
George Driestedt
Pleasantyilio
Local Aid Discussion Outlines Agency Roles
A meeting in the Municipal Building reviewed local welfare options for needy families. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Neff of the Corry office and James Roseberry of the State Employment Service, who outlined aid avenues and unemployment claims processing.
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Harry Neff
Corry
James Roseberry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Stewart Long
Neff
Walter Croitch
Roseberry
L. M. Douglas
J. Fred Kinley, Rev. Paul Bauer, Mrs. Robert Catlin
Don Williams
Leo Hoylen
Charles Clark
Red Skelton Returns to Work After Illness
Comedian Red Skelton resumed rehearsals for his CBS television program after a near fatal December 30 asthma attack. He said he feels fine but tires easily and received a hearty welcome from the cast and crew.
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Rei Skelton
Skelton
Army May Launch Moon This Week From Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Army prepares to launch the Jupiter C rocket with the Jupiter bound satellite nicknamed Moon. Officials say a firing could occur within days as weather and mechanical issues stifle prior Vanguard efforts.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Navy
Wernher von Braun
Vanguard
John B. Medarts
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
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Vpientawe
Urges Sharing Atom Data With NATO Nations
Senator Durham urges rapid approval of sharing U S nuclear data with NATO allies to keep the alliance united. He notes Eisenhower favors the plan and cites potential savings, while warning neutralist sentiment abroad could hinder action.
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Uauian Durham
Joint Committee
Atomic Fields Commission
Senhower
Durham
Europe
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Woman Discovers Husband Is Female After 15 Years
A Toronto woman, married since May 1942 to Donald Purcell, learned Sunday night that her husband is female after a police report. She and Purcell, who ran an email business, have a 12 year old adopted son. The wife was stunned by the revelation in the aftermath of his disappearance and medical intake.
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bunLe
Sasha
Donald Purcell
Purcells
Purcell
Jury Probes Racket Activites in Allegheny Court
Grand jury hearings resumed under Judge Harry M Montgomery as part of a probe into racket activities linked to bombing incidents in Allegheny. Police officials testified about four arrests in the investigation and the trial timeline remains under review.
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Allegheny
Opfralis
Harry M Montgomery
Maine
Khrushchev calls for progressive summit talks in Moscow
In Moscow Khrushchev urged government heads to tackle basic problems at a planned summit while noting openness to preliminary ambassadorial and ministerial talks. He criticized the disarmament subcommittee and reiterated calls for a nuclear test halt and a nonaggression pact with the West.
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Moscow
Nikits Khrushchev
Communist Party
United States
West
White Rusk
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tron
Izvestin Today
Bulgantin
Investia
Dodger Star Campanella Injured In Auto Crash
Roy Campanella, star catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, sustained a fracture of the neck in a car crash near his home while returning from a New York TV appearance. He was reported in critical condition at Community Hospital after the late night accident on a slippery road.
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Sten Cove
Los Angeles Dodger
Roy Camnamella
New York
Campanella
Writer artist An toinette Quinby Scudder dies in Newark
Miss An toinette Quinby Scudder aged 72 writer artist and founder of the Paper Mill Playhouse at Milburn died yesterday in Newark. She was the daughter of Wallace M Scudder founder of the Newark News.
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Newark
N. J
Antoinette Quinby Scudder
Paper Mill Playhouse
Milburr
Wallace m. Scudder
Newari News
Leader urges higher standards for state diplomas
Harrisburg Gov led a push for uniform state diploma exams to raise graduation standards. He charged many Pennsylvania schools lack accrediting and that the old technical diploma has lost value. A two day education conference of 300+ educators and citizens discussed problems and next steps.
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Harrisburg
Tm Pennsy
Commonwealth
Charles WM Boehm
Historic Soviet U.S. exchange pact hailed as thaw in cold war
A 1.8 billion exchange accord allows 500 to 3,000 Soviet tawists scientists wrestlers and others to visit the United States over two years. Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin and U S negotiator William B Lacy signed the agreement at the State Department. President Eisenhower welcomed the pact hoping it would improve relations and ease international tensions. Zarubin called it his most important achievement in five years as ambassador. He sails to Moscow tomorrow to become a deputy foreign minister. Capitol Hill lauded the move with Senate comments describing it as a possible alternative to further hostile developments.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Georgi Zarubin
U.S
William 8. B. Lacy
Eisenhower
Zarubin
Moscow
Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress Receives Outline of Ike Education Plan
The Eisenhower education program proposes federal aid focused on science and mathematics, scholarships, and teacher training. It faces competing proposals from lawmakers including Sen Futcher, Sen Retinedes, and Sen Flanders, seeking expanded funding and student support across four years.
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Congress
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Mafia Leader Takes Stand in Historic Trial
A Mafia leader testified briefly before a county grand jury, answering questions amid a national convention. The witness described a secretive organization and denied involvement in other guests’ actions, with observers noting tense courtroom activity.
Driver misreads road at railroad crossing on Franklin street
City patrolmen report a car pulled off the tracks near Franklin street after a mistaken turn. The driver believed the railroad crossing was an intersection and rode about 30 feet astride the tracks before realizing the danger. the operator’s name was not released.
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Frenvilin Street
Nol
Savings and Loan Reports A Strong Year and New Officers
The Savings and Loan association shows a strong year with dividends, stockholders details, and appointments. Officers named include president Stave, vice president E G Rhinehard, secretary J G Bullard, and assistant treasurer W W Hammond, with an appraisal committee consisting Loyd Blow H J Davis and W W Hammond.
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da Vos
Rhinehard
Deeserer
J G Bulard
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Peake Wis
Sotieivor
Loyd Blow
HJ Davis
Hammond
Willie Homer Billard
Elta Simmons
PT Movey
Call For Increase in Postal Rates by Eisenhower and Summers
Eisenhower and Postmaster General Summerfield urged early action on higher postal rates at a meeting with Republican leaders. Minority Leader Kray Lind of California spoke to newsmen. They supported a hike in postal rates for first class mail and other services. The administration proposed raising rates by three to five cents, but approval by Congress was uncertain.
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Eisenhower
Summerfield Janny
Bender Kraylind
California
Ejgenhowes
Bummerfield
Knowlind
Hr Couleln
Congress
YMCA Members Boost Revenue and Membership Targets
Cory YMCA reports a $20,000 cash improvement over expectations driven by new gifts and growing demand for memberships. First year goal raised from 850 to 1,000 individuals with over 25 inquiries in two months, while family memberships far exceed the 30 target. A contractor payment hold of $18,500 remains and $3,296 is due. plumbing issues prompt design changes before the next board session.
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Cory Ymca
Sid Gerald Lane
Sid Lane
Thyre
Allen Dahlstrand
Henry Shenk Chintl
Kitchen Pav Tivement
Buen
Weather Improves Snow Removal Efforts In City
Capwell reports all city streets plowed as Old Man Winter nears. Officials plan to clear alleys and widen secondary streets to prepare for possible fresh snowfall. Temperatures yesterday reached 41 with a low of 29. forecast calls for light snow through the day and evening with highs near 30. Cultural Society note reports creation of a Tokyo cultural relations group on its independence anniversary.
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Eure
Cli. Capwell
Etry On
Bnet
West Main
Capweil
York
Weatheman
Cultural Society
Tokyo
Yanan India Lovery
Hungary Names New Premier in Brief Parliament Ceremony
The Hungarian parliament named Ferenc Münnich as premier. He was sworn in at a brief ceremony in Budapest’s Parliament House. Outgoing premier Janos Kádár remains Communist Party first secretary and state minister.
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Sai — Sun
Ferenc Muennich
Budapest
Great Parliament House
Janos Kanar
Communist Party
Myernich
Kadar
Soviet Union
Vatican to issue no new stamps this month
The Vatican plans no new stamps this period. The issued stamps show the cupola of St. Peter's Basilica and carry values of about 80 cents and 31.60 in the local currency.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
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