FBI Chief Outlines How to Combat Communism
The article cites J Edgar Hoover urging vigilance against communism. He warns that complacency is a major threat and urges citizens to report espionage, study communist tactics, exercise voting rights, and uphold human dignity. Hoover stresses that communism seeks to enslave liberty and must be opposed across civic groups and industries.
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Steeplejack Dies After Torch Burns Rope
In Paterson New Jersey a steeplejack died when an acetylene torch burned through three heavy ropes while dismantling at the Okonite Company. Pollée identified the victim as Phillip Youakin of Lincoln Park. The torch fire caused him to fall from the structure.
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Strauss Debate Night Sessions Set For Senate
Washington reports that Strauss nomination debates move to night sessions in the Senate under Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. Morse blocks early unanimous consent, promising a Senate clash as the nomination faces a likely close vote. Other congressional items include foreign aid cuts, housing bill talks, and civil rights bill drafting.
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Chaotic Clocks At Post Office And Various Names In Briefs
Postmaster C Elwin Groves ordered new clocks for the Knoxville post office after the old ones stopped last November. Greensboro shoe store manager Edgar Johnson replaced Hay Johnson, who moved to Washington, with Edward Johnson also transferring to Philadelphia. Newcastle tanker launched with cabins and swimming pool for crew. In Joliet a prisoner Joseph Alexander climbed a water tower and later described tired work. Stateville dairy cows lack names, identified only by numbers.
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Azikiwe to Tour United States and Britain
East Nigerian Premier Nnamdi Azikiwe left Lagos by ship Tuesday for a tour of the United States and Britain. Dr Noatadi said he would seek funds to establish a university or hire teachers for work in Nigeria.
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Husband Shoots Wife Then Northside Husband Dies
Maurice B Trembath 63 shot his wife during a quarrel at their home and then killed himself with a pistol. Doctors say the wife, 46, was wounded but expected to recover. Police reported the incident occurred Monday night in a domestic dispute.
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Youth in Tijuana warns teens after jail ordeal
Norwalk report by UPJ details 18 year old Robert Peterson recounting 14 months in a Tijuana jail without proper food or clothing after a dispute over a taxi cab rental. He says police detained him for offering $6 to a cabbie demanding $100. He claims he was framed and deprived of meat, receiving only spoiled soup and watery meals in prison. Peterson, once a Belmont California high school student, visited relatives in Frazer and now seeks safety and justice.
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Flying Saucer Not Aircraft in Britain Trial
London reports government says Britain's new flying saucer is not an aircraft. The venture, tested near Cowes in the Isle of Wight, is described as a vehicle for sea or land transport rather than air travel, using a cushion of air to move.
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Max Sherover Dies In Hospital
Max Sherover president of the Lingua phone Institute of America died Tuesday in Dodges Hospital at age 6.
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Death of Superman Baffles Close Friends
Hollywood reports George Reeves known for the television role Superman shot himself at his Benedict Canyon home. Reeves, 45, planned an Australia tour with possible Japan appearances, and had been oddly stressed by phone calls. Police questioned socialite Leanore Lemmon about a premonition of his death, but she denied real intent. Reeves began acting in 1937 and starred in the Superman TV series from 1951.
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Japanese Anglers Granted Amnesty Amid Korea Border Incident
An amnesty has been granted to ten Japanese fishermen detained last month for violating South Korea’s 60 nautical mile territorial limit. The decision cites their rescue of a Korean patrol boat last year as the reason for the action. The announcement notes the stance as a goodwill measure.
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Norstad Visits Bavaria for Two Day Bavarian Visit
Lauris Norstad supreme Allied Air Forces commander arrived in Munich Bavaria on Tuesday for a two day visit as guest of the Bavarian state.
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Georgia Solons Rap Integration Plan Debate
A federal judge orders Atlanta to prepare a plan for public school desegregation within a reasonable time. Georgia lawmakers and state leaders react with doubt and resistance while the city weighs options to avoid forced integration as ten Negro parents file suit claiming restricted school access based on race.
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Alaska Trap Ban Triggers Indian Angler Tensions
In Alaska the state ban on fish traps provokes Indian anger as police position boats near Make and Angoon while Kake, Angoon, and Metlakatla villages, on reservations, rely on federal authorization to continue trapping. Governor Egan faces federal-state clashes over jurisdiction and fisheries policy.
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Missing Boy Found Alive After Camp Search
Eight year old David O Rourke who vanished Monday in the Peninsula forest of Poytola State Park near Pescadero was located alive and well at the YMCA Jones Gulch Camp. Camp manager Ralph Crockett reported the boy’s safe return.
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Bill to raise weekly unemployment benefits in Senate
Sacramento UPI report says a bill by Assemblyman William Munnell would raise maximum unemployment compensation from 40 to 55 dollars a week, starting at 10 dollars for earnings under 1500 in the base quarter. AFL-CIO amendments to raise the maximum to 1785 were defeated after claims most workers gain little.
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Chicago Mayor's Father Succumbs
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley’s father Michael I. Daley, 78, died in his sleep at Columbus Hospital. A retired sheet metal worker, he was widowed and suffered a heart attack a week ago.
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Man Jailed Wrongfully Gets Release From Prison
SAN QUENTIN CALIF. UPD A San Francisco man released Tuesday from San Quentin Prison after serving six months for a crime he did not commit. John Fry, 13, was jailed March 10, 1958 for murder in the slaying of his common law wife Mrs Wilma Hay. He said he was drunk the night of the killing but admitted he could have killed. A hotel resident later said he was seen with two women including Mrs Fred Finsley, chair of the California Adult Authority, who said Fry’s confession was extremely detailed and would have been known only to the killer. Fry passed a lie detector test and the Adult Authority asked Governor Edmund Brown to order his release. Fry left San Quentin with a new suit, $40 and bus fare to San Francisco. He may file a wrongful imprisonment claim up to $5,000.
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Theater Guild stages Bernard Shaw works in New York
In New York the Theater Guild presented numerous Shaw productions. The program lists twenty one Shaw titles among a larger slate including Behrman and Eugene O Neill works. The overall season featured about 202 productions across multiple theaters.
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Veteran’s Son Robert Sherwin Succumbs at 31
New York UPI reports Robert W. Sherwin, son of the late Union Army Brig. Gen. Thomas Sherwin, died Tuesday at age 31. No additional details provided.
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