Alabama Attorney General Case Leads to Texas Warrant
Silas Garrett III, an Alabama figure tied to Phenix City crime, was served a fugitive warrant in Galveston on charges of murdering Albert L. Patterson. He remains hospitalised for medical and mental conditions, complicating extradition to Alabama. Authorities report the indictment details are pending transfer from Alabama.
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Galveston, Texippas
Silas Garrett III
Warran
A L. Patterson
Ethart
Alabama
Garrett
Galveston County
Henson
Jules Damiani
Garrett Ce Ae
Albert L. Patterson
Cau
Phenix City
Ala
Sekertes
E. H. Thornton Jr
Young Mother Bludgeoned in Brinkley Murder
In Brinkley Arkansas Sue Fuller 28 was beaten to death in her home as her 5 year old daughter Mary Helen witnessed a man strike her mother The murder weapon a stove wood stick and a blood stained shirt were sent to Little Rock for exam by the state medical examiner and state police
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Brinkley
Ark
Sue Fulier
Frank Henderson
Mary Helen
Momma
Fuller
Milton Fuller
Little Rock
Greek Pilot And Three Arabs Freed
Israel announced the release of a Greek pilot and three Arabs as part of a broader effort over five Israeli soldiers missing on patrol near the Syrian frontier. A spokesman said Syria denied knowledge, while Radio Damascus reported captivity. The freed passenger Ralph C. Hansen of Bloomfield New Jersey left on arrival at Lydda and joined an Israeli flight to Cyprus then Cairo.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Ans
Israel Army
Damascus
Syria
Ralph C. Hansen
Bloomile
N.J
Lydda
Cyprus
Cairo
Retired Diplomat Hugh S Gibson Dies at 71 in Geneva
Hugh S Gibson, veteran U S diplomat and director of a 24 nation committee on European migration, died of a heart attack at his Geneva home. He was 71 and praised by Herbert Hoover as a great public servant. He served worldwide from 1914 to 1933 and led the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration after 1952.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Hugh S. Gibson
U.S
Gibson
Herbert Hoover
America
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
North
Australia
White House parley with GOP on foreign affairs
Washington session as President Eisenhower and Republican congressional leaders held a 45 minute meeting that shifted toward foreign policy. Secretary of State Dulles briefed the group while Defense Chief Wilson spoke later as Knowland signaled a limited scope, with bipartisan talk planned after the elections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Dulles
Wilson
Senate
Knowland
California
Rep
Bolling
D-Mo
Lattimore Fights New Charges in Court Battle
In Washington Owen Lattimore's lawyers ask to dismiss a new two count indictment amid sharp exchanges with U S Attorney Leo A Rover who argues the challenge targets the fact of indictment not the charges The case involves a controversial Far Eastern specialist and earlier committee testimony cited in the dispute
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
U. S
Leo A. Rover
UN waits for Reds to reply on free-the-flier talks
Dag Hammarskjold and aides monitor Peiping for a reply to a proposed meet with Premier Chou En Lai after Dec 3 to discuss the case of jailed American fliers and other U N personnel held by China. No immediate U N comment on Peiping radio claim of China’s sovereign right to punish spies.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
U. N
Peiping
China
Tokyo
Hammarskjold
Chou En-lai
U.N. Assembly
U. N. Assembly
U. S
Shah Queen Visit White House Flight to Washington
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya of Iran traveled to Washington in Eisenhower’s plane. They departed LaGuardia at 8 52 a m after a medical checkup and night outings to theaters and restaurants. The trip included an aerial tour of New York and visits to tourist spots.
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New York
Shah Mohammed Riza Pahievi
Queen Soraya
Iran
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
LaGuardia Field
New York Hospital
Dr Sheppard Ends Direct Testimony
Dr. Sheppard, on trial for his wife’s murder, halted before admitting sins but confessed human frailties when questioned by Corrigan. Cross examination followed as the defense and prosecution discussed the watch and a beach shirt tied to the case.
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Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Sol Danaceau
John Mahon
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Fred W. Garmone
Mahon
Sheppard
Shar
Wil J. Corrigan
Tae
Parents Die After Spat Over Child
In Indianapolis the estranged parents of a 21 year old boy were found shot to death. Frederick Forbis about 40 and Nina Forbis about 22, once married to him, are named in the cases. Police call it apparent murder and self inflicted death. Nina was found dying in her apartment after a neighbor heard a shot. Forbis was later found dead with a .38 caliber revolver beside him.
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Indianapolis
Frederick Forbis
Nina Forbis
Forbis
Ethel Forbis
Nina
Nationwide Safe Driving Day Mobilizes Cities and Schools
Communities across the country prepare for Safe Driving Day with programs in schools, parades of crash cars, and safety pledges. Officials in Seattle, San Diego, Philadelphia, Tampa and many others organize displays, posters, and reminders to promote accident-free streets.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
Tigen
Washington
Seattle
San Diego
Cat
Providence
R. L
Kansas
Miami
Fila
Madison
Wis
Rochester
N. Y
Norfolk
Richmond
Knoxville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Portland
Ore
Tampa
Fla
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Fred Hervey
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
UN Faces Colonial Problems at Assembly Session
The United Nations Assembly enters a final week with three colonial issues on the docket. Morocco seeks sovereignty from France, Cyprus may decide its status, and Arab-Asian states oppose French Tunisia rule. Arab delegates consider bringing Algeria to the Security Council over counterinsurgency campaigns. The session may extend past the planned wrap date as delays loom.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Assembly
Tts
France
Greece
Cyprus
East Mediterranean
Tunisia
The
Security Council
Lce
Dixon Yates pact may be canceled by energy officials
Senator Anderson predicted the Dixon Yates financing contract could be halted if the Energy Commission does not reexamine the overall pact. He urged delaying SEC approval until the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy reviews unsettled terms and potential modifications before investors commit.
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Namene Energy Commission
Catehel
Dixon-Yates
Anderson
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Ral H. Demmier
L and Exchange Commis
Joint Committee
SEC
Cmt
Congress
AEC
Plea to Halt Execution Rejected in Britain
London officials confirm Home Secretary Gwilym Lloyd-George rejected a pleas to halt the execution of a 13 year old condemned for strangling her daughter in law. Mrs Styllou Christoff from Cyprus faces Britain s first female hanging since 1900 with a sentence dated October 2. The case recalls earlier executions, including Louisa Merrifield and other cited names, as authorities proceed.
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London
Gwilym Lloyd-George
Canan
Styllou Christoff
Britain
Hella Dorothea
Cyprus
Laaneewee
Shempann
Louisa Merrifield
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Frank M
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Albany
Sacramento
Calif
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Reel
Schenectady
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