Stalin blamed but not blamed by European Communists
Western European Communist parties in France and Italy condemn Stalin while noting their parties will act more independently from Moscow. Tito emerges as a unifying non-Russian Communist leader, signaling a possible bloc formation in southeastern Europe.
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Killer of Cop Gets Life Term for Arkansas Pair
Henderson Ky circuit court jurors find Ben Charles Sitton 19 of Fayetteville Arkansas guilty in the shooting death of rookie officer Jack Ranier. Sitton previously got a death sentence for Ranier’s Jan 27 slaying and won a new trial on a deputy swearing error. Prosecution presented 19 witnesses, including police officers, with Sitton signing a murder confession. Tearman also faces murder charges.
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Waterfront Red Quiz Set hearing opens in New York
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee announced hearings on "communism on the waterfront" will open Thursday in New York with labor columnist Victor Riesel likely the first witness. Alameda County bids on road work near Newark were reviewed. low bid $25,234.60 for Lincoln road extension was accepted, and a fence and storm sewer installations were noted.
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Cold War Staggers Moscow With An Alcohol Remedy
Premier Bulganin offered a cure for East West suspicion described as an alcoholic remedy during a Moscow reception. Western newsmen complained they were rarely invited out, while Soviet correspondents claimed friendliness. Bulganin urged journalists to drink with him to bridge gaps.
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South Asian Nations Beset By War and Riots
Internal disorders and armed conflict spread across South Asia as Nehru faces protests over state reorganization in India while rebels challenge governments in Indonesia and Burma. in Ceylon, protests over language policy leave deaths.
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Call Girl Tax Lien Pressed in Washington Case
Visitation Tax court records show Pat Ward alias Sandra Smith faced a back tax claim of 9978.07 for 1952 with penalties 3960.47 as her reply argues. The petition notes Ward, 18 in 1951, met Mickey Jelke from October 1951 to February 1952 and acted as his employee or agent arranging appointments and handling funds.
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Resignation Triggers Mild Israeli Political Strain
Moshe Sharett resigns as Israeli foreign minister after 25 years with Ben-Gurion, sparking tension within Mapai over policy direction and leadership. Golde Myerson named as potential replacement. party seeks to win over immigrant voters after July elections.
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Military Seeks To Gain Land Expansion
Washington reports the military aims to add up to 15 million acres of government owned land to the 28 million acres it already controls. Interior committee spokesman notes Congress must decide on legislation for further withdrawals and new acreage, while Chairman Clair Engle cautions against granting more withdrawal requests. The debate centers on land for Atomic Energy Commission use and the broader scope of military withdrawals from public lands.
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Chevallier Honored As Top Reporter
Joe Chevallier veteran reporter for Spray Valve Caterpillar Tractor San Leandro plant monthly publication was named most enterprising reporter for the past year at the company reporters dinner. He received a bronze plaque as the honor was announced by the reporters committee Les Taylor Harry Nelson and Rosalie Maresca staged an audience- based event driven by a television OT segment.
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Caterpillar Tractor Company
San Léadro
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Harry Nelson
Rosalie Maresca
Nehru Visit Complicates GOP Senate Bid
Ambassadorship to India held by Sherman Cooper creates a political dilemma as Nehru’s visit looms. Cooper’s potential resignation to run for the Senate faces resistance from Eisenhower and GOP leaders anxious to leverage a confident vote-getter in Kentucky. State department officials fear the move could strain U S-India relations and face-saving concerns if Cooper resigns before Nehru arrives.
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