British Clerk Faces Trial On Spy Charge
A British clerk named John Clarence pleaded innocent on two counts under the Official Secrets Act as Scotland Yard said he spied for a Soviet agent, displacing persons in Britain and sending reports to a Russian contact. Crown prosecutors indicated evidence would show ongoing communication with a Soviet attache in London.
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Saar pact fate hinges on six month approval
Secret discussion reveals Secretary Dulles warned Congress that if Bonn delays the Saar agreement beyond six months Adenauer may fail to secure parliamentary approval. He warned delays beyond three months lower chances, six months could lead to rejection, with Eisenhower calling the outcome terrible.
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Comedians Seek Bones for Charity
Hollywood stars Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis urge every American family to mail their Thanksgiving wishbone to INBC Hollywood. The bones will be cleaned and mailed to be ground for chicken feed, with proceeds donated to the Muscular Dystrophy Fund.
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Scavenger firm agrees to curb city rubbish burning
The Scavenger Company agrees to halt daily rubbish burning at Russell City and Davis Street dumps, seeking a six month variance to the city ordinance. Current rule bans burning overnight. ships garbage may burn 8 to 9 a m while other rubbish is burned occasionally, and a trial period aims to test feasibility.
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No No Malik Arrives as Soviet U N Diplomat
New Soviet delegate to the United Nations Jacob Malik arrived in New York amid a refusal to engage with cameras or reporters. The 48 year old former ambassador to Britain traveled from London by airliner and was escorted to a waiting car with Nikolai Emelyanov, as officials reported his connection to the passing of Vishinsky. Meanwhile Beijing announced 230 spies had been killed or captured, including 14 Americans, with further sentences for alleged spying and U S retaliation protests abroad.
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Firemen to Resume March for Muscular Dystrophy
Hayward area firemen plan another fund drive tonight from 6 to 10 p.m. they will collect envelopes at homes with porch lights on and accept donations at fire stations. Fire Chief Matthew Jimenez announced two Hayward firemen won a Las Vegas trip valued at about 176 dollars but one winner cannot take it and offered the prize to the others.
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Eisenhower christens new plane with Platte River water
President Eisenhower christens the Lockheed Super Constellation Columbine III in Augusta Georgia using water from Colorado's Platte River in place of champagne. The luxury aircraft includes a stateroom office, two way radio, conference table, and custom decor.
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Remington Dies From Prison Beating
William Walter Remington former Commerce Department economist died from injuries after a beating in a Northeastern Federal Penitentiary dormitory. He had been in a coma since Monday and underwent an emergency operation to remove bone fragments. FBI and prison officials continue the investigation with all information to be presented to the U.S. attorney.
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