Witness Ordered to Drop Weapon in Patterson Case
Major state witness Quinnie Kelly said he was told to quit carrying a pistol or resign as courthouse janitor after threats tied to the A. L. Patterson slayings. Kelly later received a deputy sheriff commission allowing gun use.
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Ala
Quinnie Kelly
A. L. Patterson
Kelly
Joe B. Parkman
Russell County
John Patterson
Lamar Murphy
Albert Fuller
Arch Ferrell
Fuller
Ferrell
Patterson
Ghost Singer Giving Up Ghost She'll Be Herself From Now On
Hollywood singer Carol Richards the Rockford Illinois native who has long provided singing voices for stars announced she will stop ghost singing. She has doubled for Cyd Charisse Vera-Ellen Betsy Drake Movita and Joan Caulfield in various films but now pursues on screen roles and a job with Bob Crosby's TV show.
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Carol Richards
Lovely
Rockford
Ill
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Cyd
Carol
Vera-Ellen
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Betta St. John
Movita
Joan Caulfield
Bob Crosby
MGM
Waterman dividend dispute to be argued within two days
Federal court paused payment of Waterman Steamship Corp 20 million dollar dividend as litigation continues. Waterman as the adversely affected party may request arguments on short notice, with the dispute tied to the 41 million dollar sale to C Lee Co McLean group. Minor stockholder Elizabeth Model also seeks to block the sale and previously secured a restraining order.
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Waterman Steamship Corp
Federal District Court
Waterman
Arthur Cerra
David G. MacDonald
Malcom
Elizabeth Model
New York
Lee Company
U. S. Court of Appeals
Model
Post Vaccine Polio Victims Rise to 62
The public health service reported 62 confirmed polio cases among Salk vaccine recipients, up 10 from yesterday. Breakdown by vaccine maker shows 51 from Cutter Laboratories, 10 from Eli Lilly, and 1 from Wyeth Laboratories with state totals led by California 23 and Idaho 12.
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Public Health Service
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Indianapolis
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Marietta
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Kansas
Mizner and Brother Promote Boca Raton Real Estate
In the Florida boom of the 1920s Wilson Mizner and Addison promoted Boca Raton real estate. A purchaser sued Mizner for misrepresentation, recounting a claim he was told he could grow nuts on the land. Mizner countered that the purchaser could indeed go nuts on the land.
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Miami
Fla
Wilson Mizner
Florida
Wilson
Addison
Boca Raton
Mizner
Russians Working On 10000 MPH Intercontinental Missile
Rep Mahon cites defense officials to claim Russia develops a 10000 mph intercontinental ballistic missile with range to strike the United States. He says the House will likely pass the related bill tomorrow. Experts note ballistic missiles outrun jammed electronic guidance and lack reliance on guidance systems.
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Solon
Washington
Mahon
D-Tex
House
Russia
United
Soviet Farmers Will Visit U S
The United States will host an official delegation of Soviet farmers to visit American farm areas while an informal American group will visit the Soviet Union under the exchange plan. Visits are planned for the coming summer and officials say no fingerprinting will be required for the Soviet delegation. Russia canceled plans for 11 student editors set to arrive April 19 over fingerprinting requirements.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Soviet Union
Russia
Russia disarmament proposal stalls over bases and inspections
James Marlow reports that Moscow proposes removing U S bases near Russia in a disarmament plan while seeking global inspections to verify elimination of atomic weapons. American officials doubt feasibility and timing, as Western powers urge peace talks with Russia.
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Russia
United States
Britain
France
Senator Smith Sees Eisenhower Retirement in 1956
U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith said at a Republican women’s rally that she believes President Eisenhower may retire after 1956. Eisenhower denied any such notion and said he has no idea where she got it.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Eisenhower
Legislator W D Howard Dies in Mississippi
Mississippi legislator W D Howard, 16-year member of the lower house and local farmer, died Wednesday after a stroke. Survivors include his widow, who serves as postmaster in Mount Pleasant.
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Mount Pleasant
Miss
W. D. Howard
Marshall County
Mississippi
Howard
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