Hero of Korean War Soldier Faces Review of Five-Year Sentence
In Tokyo a five-year hard labor sentence and dishonorable discharge for Sgt. 1/c David W. Martin, a Polish refugee who illegally entered the U.S. Army, are under review by Lt. Gen. Emerson L. Cummings. Martin, tried in Japan on 16 specifications, including theft and passing bad checks, was celebrated as a hero in Korea after serving with the 82nd Airborne and other units. He faced possible deportation if conviction upheld.
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Korea
Japan
David W. Martin
Commounist
Poland
Emerson L. Cummings
Martin
Army
Europe
Béth
Panama Canal
Los Angeles
David William Martin
Cavenlry
Eden Hospital Tonsillectomy Register March 20
List of patients registered for tonsillectomies at Eden Hospital on March 20 includes Rodney Collins at 781? Holland St Castro Valley, James Cary at 1806 Westview Way Hayward, Robert Augiar and Linda Bowman with Marsha at 2218 ae Ave and 4446 Dupont Ave Newark, Rebecca Littel at 5920 Mauritania Ave Oakland.
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Rodney
Holland St
Hayward
Cary, James
Westview
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Newark
Augiar
Robert
Ae Ave
Bowman
Linda
Marsha
Dupont Ave
Oakland
Littel
Rebecca
Mauritania Ave
Temperatures Far n Wide Weather Report Update
Moderate to heavy rain fell across central coast and valley areas with mountain snow from 3500 to 6500 feet. 24 hour totals include Fresno 1.68, Stockton 1.10, Fort Bragg 0.87, San Francisco 0.58, Los Angeles 0.74, San Diego 0.53, Blue Canyon 1.97. Showers continue with snow in mountains and were expected to persist through the weekend, especially in the north.
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Seattle
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Tucson
Benson's veto risk grows over farm price freeze plan
Agriculture Secretary Benson voiced new dairy support cuts to 1957 levels and set April 1, 1957 as the start for reduced mill and dairy supports. He said butter at 56.2 cents and milk at 58.6 cents would reflect lower parity, signaling a likely Eisenhower veto of any price freeze bill as Senate and House votes fall short of overriding authority.
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Agriculture
Bera Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate
White House
Ing Benson
Carl T. Curtis
Neb
Heney Dworshak
Ida
Roman L. Hruska
Charles. E. Potter
Mich
Clinton P. Anderson
N.M
J. Allen"Frear
Del
Carl Hayden
Ariz
Hisenhower
Congress
Inmates’ Sack Garb Abolished at Bridewell
CHICAGO AP Warden Frank Sain of the Bridewell House of Correction abolished the sack dress for women inmates. He cited a 106 year fashion trend and ordered new fitted dresses made in the prison sewing room with belts to mark the waistline to replace the sack style.
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Chicago
Frank Sain
Bridewell House of Correction
Paris
Bridewell
Sam
Book Burning Quiz Underway in Congress Probe
Washington Congress investigates Agriculture Department destruction of a report with farmer remarks on economic hardship. Sen Proxmire accuses book burning while Agriculture official Paarlberg confirms 2,500 copies destroyed but won’t say how. A revised report appeared February 13 as hearings loom.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
William E. Proxmire
Dwis
Department
Agriculture
Don Paarlberg
Paarlberg
L.H. Fountain
D. N.C
House
Eastern Seaboard Storm Deluges Threaten Seaboard Return
Floods threaten today along the Atlantic Seaboard as a pounding storm with near hurricane force winds batters the region. Authorities report the springlike thaw delayed by several hours while describing the blizzard as the worst in 20 years and a harsh prelude to milder days.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Avith
Flood Threat Trails Snow and Wind Across Northeast
Snow depths topped 46 inches in spots with drifts feet high. At least 49 people killed as the nor’easter morphed into a flood threat from Pennsylvania to New England. Thousands marooned, over a million homes left without heat or power, flights canceled and trains halted as emergency declarations and evacuations unfolded.
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Maine
Trenton
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
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Carol
Estelle
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Mt. Pocono
Eisenhower
West Point
Egyptian critic sources U S support for Israel in Cairo remarks
In Atlanta a former Egyptian official Prof Hussein K Selim ex undersecretary of the Egyptian Ministry of Information charged that the United States backs Israel and would see Israel as the tough boy of the Middle East, saying Washington made a mistake in its support.
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Israel
Mid- East
United States
Hussein K.selim
Ministry of Information
Want Ads Class 27 Teases Slim Look Offer
Classified teaser urges readers to check Class 27 for a membership offer to look slim and trim, with playful reference to Jack Robinson and a casual, slightly tired tone.
Hope Returns Says Russians Like Our Jokes
New York based comedian Bob Hope arrived from a six day visit to Moscow reporting that Russians enjoy American humor though some slang jokes don’t translate. He noted Moscow resembles a film set with a diverse crowd seen from his hotel, praised treatment by locals, and said Sputnik is currently their talking point. He hinted at interest in an NBC show on April 5 and said his crew was blocked from entering Russia while Soviet cameramen worked.
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INS
Bob Hope
Moscow
Hope
New York International Airport
Ie Sian
Secret Service
Russia
Voice of America
Sputnik
U.S.A
TV Entertainer In Divorce Charge
Hollywood reporter Deve O'Dell a Western TV entertainer 45 is charged with cruelty in a divorce filing by his 42 year old wife Ella Mee O'Dell in Los Angeles Superior Court. She seeks temporary alimony of 500 dollars monthly and 200 dollars monthly child support.
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Hollywood
INS
Deve O'Dell
Ella Mee O'Dell
Los Angeles
Macmillan vows limited gains from East West summit
London Britain will pursue rocket bases and tests for stronger H bombs despite Soviet warnings. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the Parliamentary Press Gallery that progress should be limited but real, warning against expecting too much from the summit while stressing the balance of power and dangers of a total diplomatic failure.
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London
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Macmillan
Parliamentary Press Gallery
University of Massachusetts to offer year round program
AMHERST Mass The University of Massachusetts plans a year round operation with an expanded 10 week summer session as the first step. President J Paul Mather announced the move as part of a broader shift to continuous academic activity.
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Amherss
Mass
University of Massachusetts
J. Paul Mather
North Koreas 22 U.N. violations charged at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom North Korea accused the U.N. command of 22 violations of the armistice since February 4 over flights into the demilitarized zone. Colonel Kim Joor Kyung led the charge in a Military Armistice Commission meeting, demanding investigations and explanations for the flights and insisting on accountability. The U.N. side replied that the charges would be thoroughly investigated and noted prior North Korean accusations of 24 air violations were unsubstantiated.
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Panmunjom
U.N. Command
Thn
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Carr
U.N
United Nations Command
South Korea
Unemployment claims dip as labor market shows slight easing
Washington reports a 28,800 drop to 410,500 in new unemployment claims for the week, the lowest since December, with 3,274,800 workers drawing benefits after a week or more. Officials caution may signal leveling of unemployment though total figures due next month.
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Baily
Washington
Tabor Department
Jung
Labor Department
Legislature Set For Water Fight
Northern and Southern California lawmakers prepared for a decisive water clash over the Feather River Project FRP as a free conference committee reconciling Gov Knight budget differences meets. Northern senators seek about 23 million more for FRP in the Senate budget while the Assembly favors nonconstruction FRP funding including land buys planning and relocations.
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California
Feather River
Senate
Assembly
Goodwin J. Knight
Finance
House
FRP
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