Decision Possible Today In Sheppard Murder Trial
The Sheppard murder trial jury ends morning session still silent with 100 hours in the case and 36 hours deliberated. Prosecutors and defense pressed for a ruling as Judge Blythin signaled more time, amid hopes of a verdict today in the Marilyn Sheppard case.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Asx
Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Oppard
James Kilbry
Grey Naied
William J. Corrigan
Democrats Avoid New Controversy over McCarthy Se Play
Democrats say they will not oppose any Republican move to unseat Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin from the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Senator-elect Clifford Case plans to keep McCarthy off the GOP inquiry group in the 83rd Congress. Senators Monroney and Sparkman indicated Democrats will support the party conference stance and defer to Republicans on committee assignments.
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Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Clifford Case
R-Nj
Congress
Monroney
D-Okla
Sparkman
D-Ala
Britain and Six Nations Sign Coal and Steel Pact
Britain and the six Schuman Plan nations signed an agreement to seek common policies for coal and steel production and marketing. They will form a Standing Council of Association to coordinate the pools though decisions are nonbinding. Jean Monnet and Duncan Sandys signed the accord.
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London
Britain
Schuman Plan
European Coal and Steel Community
Council of Association
Kingdon
Continental
France
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Schuman
European Defense Community
European Unity
Jear
Monnet
High Authority
Duncan Sandys
Prme
Tito Calls for Active Coexistence in World Peace Stance
Yugoslav President Tito addressed Parliament urging active cooperation among nations with differing systems to avoid blocs. He warned that military and ideological blocs threaten peace and argued for coexistence and removal of elements hindering cooperation.
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India
Tito Ca
Tito
Fire scorches thousands of acres and burns land
A wildfire burned over 4,511 acres of forest and open land, with damage escalating as the blaze spread. No specific location or date is provided in the fragment.
Communists Have Little Success With Negroes
HUAC staff report says Communists have had little success targeting the Negro population in the United States over 15 years of inquiries. The study notes that few Americans were drawn to Communist causes, reflecting loyalty and integrity.
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Washington YT
House Un-American Activities Committee
United States
Hodges announces funds for two road projects and mansion visitors policy
Gov Hodges said 300000 will reconstruct and widen a section of U S 29 near Grover and improve access to the Carolina. An additional 50000 was allocated for roads into Crabtree and Reedy Creek State Parks in Wake County. The sums come from about 648000 highway surplus funds left from Gov Umstead's last summer budget, with a mansion visitors policy allowing daytime visits by groups up to 12 noon Fridays.
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Grover
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Crabtree
Reedy Creek
Wake County
Umstead
Eeion Ax
Nour's
Britain Rejects Soviet Warning On 1942 Treaty
London reports Britain rejects Moscow’s threat to denounce the 1942 Anglo Soviet treaty if Paris accords ratify the Western Germany rearmament plan. Foreign Office says no justification for linking the treaty to Paris agreements and that ratification will proceed.
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London
Britain
Kremlin
Russia
Paris
Germany
Foreign Office
Andrei Gromyko
William Hayter
Moscow
Eisenhower backs progressive moderates at White House dinner
President Eisenhower signals steps to place party control with progressive moderates. The White House dinner hosted allies who aided his 1952 nomination and campaign victory, while discussion reportedly avoided a term limit question. W. Hall, RNC chairman, voiced confidence Ike will seek a second term.
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Washington
Ei- Republics
White House
Eisenhower
W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Prophet of Doom Reneges on Predicted Cataclysm
Chicago reporters note Dorothy Martin and 13 followers announced no disaster today saying divine intervention stayed the predicted tides and waves across the Arctic Circle Gulf of Mexico and parts of the United States. Loughead reflected on the failed prophecy and urged readiness to avoid future shocks.
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Chicago
Dorothy Martin
Peewaa
Arctic Circle
Gulf of Mexico
Chile
Loughead
Northern and Southern Textilers Oppose Tariff Cuts
Textile groups from the North and South unite to oppose tariff reductions claiming lower duties would devastate mills and wage earners. They vow congressional inquiry into how industry lists were compiled for negotiations, citing Japanese competition and wage concerns, while noting iron and auto sectors are not similarly targeted.
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Tariff Commission
Committee For
Ene
Ganting American Nationseommanderers Institute
Seabury Stanton
Bedchajeman
Taham
Sheir
Jewell
Textile
U.S
Iron and Steel
Ree E ' Jewell
Ee Easste
Americong
Stanton and Sullivan
United States
Sullivan
Dispute In Austria Soviets Hurl New Charge
In Vienna the three Western powers rejected Soviet claims that U S troops in Austria’s French zone violated four power accords. U S High Commissioner Llewellyn Thompson Jr denied the charge saying a small communications unit remains for port-to-Italy to U S force links. The Allied Control Council session condemned the Soviet move as procedural abuse.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Truscia
Allied Control Council
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
Council
Thom
Russia
le Thampeen
Sein
Allied Council
Jean Omens
Eee
Sir
Benefits Law Change Supported in House Hearing
A House committee urged simplifying death compensation for service members survivors after death. They noted five programs and five agencies handling benefits, about 465 000 on rolls with 7 000 new cases yearly and costs around 365 million dollars.
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Washington
House
Bates
Veterans Administration
German Brunette Sentenced as Spy
A German brunette, Irmgard Margarethe Schmidt, was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to transmitting to the Russians details of Allied West Berlin defenses for money. The court noted she was linked to a U.S. Air Force intelligence colonel and a civilian intelligence chief.
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Margarethe Schmidt
Berlin
U. S. High Commission
Ambrose Fuller
U.S
Irmgard Maregarethe Schmidt
Air Force
U.S. High Camunielias
West Berlin
East Berlin
Satellites to Earth Studied by U S Defense Dept
Secretary of Defense says satellite program studies are active and coordinated within the Pentagon. He notes ongoing work for six years and denies any discontinued effort. The replies reference 1948 discussions and emphasize lab research and joint service cooperation.
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Washington
Wilson
Waale
Defense
James Forrestal
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Defensertment
Tishas Prea
Pcet Remeinder
Seevice
Fridge Subject Of Mystery In Local Cellar
A fragment from a local page notes a fridge in a cellar and references an address at 38 South 38 Street. The scant text suggests an indoor item in a dwelling with no clear event or outcome described. Further context would be needed to identify a full news item.
Services To Prune Manpower
Washington reports military manpower to be cut to about 2.15 million from 2.56 million with a 50 percent reduction in draft calls beginning February. Secretary of Defense Wilson said the drawdown aligns with improved East-West conditions and aims to sustain Cold War strength.
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Washington
Wilson
Anton
Senhower
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