English Housewife Wins Freedom From Czechoslovakia
Phyllis Sispera, 32, a Czech citizen by marriage, wins seven years of pressure and threats to leave Prague with her three British born children. Exit visas granted for Martin 13 Clarence 12 and Jennifer 10. She plans to fly to England with the children soon leaving behind her former husband Jaroslav who is imprisoned on treason charges.
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London
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Phyllis Sispera
George C. Pelham
Martin
Clarence
Jennifer
Sisperas
Britain
Sacca
Sispera
Sispera J
Mats
Jaroslav
Phyllis
England
Editor Still Missing Note Found
CHICAGO July 9 A note found by police in the hotel room of missing New York magazine editor Howard Rushmore 43 sheds new light on his disappearance. Rushmore editor of Confidential last seen Thursday after arriving in Chicago Monday and appearing on a Chicago TV program. He claimed he was seeking a Chicago Communist party leader and was working on a story tied to the death of James Forrestal. Police say he returned to the hotel, then left again after a desk clerk received a message from a man named Larry requesting a 1 15 a.m. meeting at Roosevelt Road and Halsted Street.
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Chicago
New York
Howard Rushmore
Confidential
Apores
Communist Party
James Forrestal
Navy
Defense Departments
Rushmore
Communist Daily Worker
New York Journal American
Larry
Roosevelt Road
Halsted Street
Big Airlift To Japan Under Way
At Ashiya Air Base Japan the 508th Airborne Regiment begins a Pacific deployment aboard C124s with about 430 paratroopers landing daily. Five planes delivered troops by morning and a tent city grows as Mammoth transports move 4000 soldiers from Ft Campbell to Kyushu to relieve the 187th Airborne RCT.
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Ashiya
Japan
United States
Kyushu
508Th Airborne
Pacific
Ft. Campbell
508Th
187Th Airborne Rct
187Th
Ft. Bragg
Malenkov Praises Western Reporters At Argentine Embassy Party
Former Premier Georgi Malenkov lauded Western correspondents as brave truth tellers during a party at the Argentine Embassy in Moscow on July 9. Premier Bulganin and other Soviet leaders attended to honor Argentina.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Molotov
Malenkov
Peron
Mikoyan
Leopoldo Bravo
Mikoan
Precedent Cited for Delaying Eisenhower Reelection Plans
Sen. Goldwater says Eisenhower is doing right by withholding any announcement on a run until around March at the earliest. He notes historical precedent and warns early declarations would invite partisan attacks and dilute his policy influence.
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Goldwater
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Eisenhower
Reece
Ike To Make Vital Report On Friday
President Eisenhower will address the nation Friday for about fifteen minutes from Washington. He plans to outline aims for the Geneva summit and will depart for the conference in Geneva two hours later. The White House framed the speech as setting the diplomatic stage and countering Soviet propaganda.
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Ike
Geneva
John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Izvestia
White House
Nikolai Bulganin
Murray Snyder
ABC
CBS Radio
MBS
NBC
Dulles
Peasement
Anthony Eden
Britain
Edgar Faure
France
Wreck Claims Life Of Archdale Youth
Bobby Perry 16 of Archdale died from injuries after a car went out of control on Sunset Road between Archdale and Trinity around 11 30 p m A second passenger Charlies Larry Johnson 16 suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries James Southard 19 a passenger reported Perry was driving westward when gravel or sand on the road caused the vehicle to leave the pavement Officers were investigating shortly after midnight
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Bobby Perry
Archdale
Sunset Rd
Trinity
James Southard
Perry
Southard
H S. Main St
Charlies Larry Johnson
Baker Rd
Turncoat Gas Cross Border To Freedom
Hong Kong reports three American turncoats will cross the Chinese Hong Kong border tomorrow afternoon between 1 and 2 pm local time, a repatriation plan confirmed via Peiping and the Chinese Red Cross after earlier transit permit delays. The Chinese Reds had demanded permits, denounced as a Communist ploy by Hong Kong authorities.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Red Cross
Escaped Convicts Kill Boy in Atlanta Chase
Two state prisoners fled in a Dekalb County truck at near 100 mph through Atlanta's South Side. They struck and killed 17 year old Johnny Howell on a motorcycle and injured Patrolman Clyde Lamar Elisberry, who died later? The truck wrecked after the collision. One convict Luther J. Masters was wounded. a massive police chase involved nearly a hundred officers.
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Atlanta
Atanta
Dekalb County
Clyde Lamar Elisberry
Johnny Howell
Luther J
Buster) Masters
Do it yourself kit may aid future mothers
Mrs. F. S. Carter and a neighbor discuss motherhood when a bystander child suggests that by the time she has children there may be a do it yourself kit available. The remark frames a light moment about medical and childcare advances.
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Memphis
Tenn
F. S. Carter
Stand On Germany Is Due From Reds
Premier Nikolai Bulganin signaled a Soviet policy statement on Germany within a few days at a reception in Moscow. Molotov denied reports he will be replaced and all three leaders hinted disarmament could be on the Geneva agenda as they mingled with diplomats at the Argentine Embassy function.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Germany
Bulganin
U. S
V. M. Molotov
W. Bulganin
Richard Kasischke
Associated Press
Bulgania
Eden
House of Commons
Leopoldo Bravo
Geneva
Georgi Malenkov
Molotov
United States
U.N
San Francisco
Moloto
Malenkov Ami
Anastase Mi
Scientists Appeal By Einstein Signatories For Peace
London reports that Albert Einstein, now deceased, joined by nine Nobel laureates and Bertrand Russell, called on Britain Canada China France Russia and the United States to renounce war and forego atomic and hydrogen bombs. The letter urged a scientists conference to confront mass destruction and stressed humanity’s survival beyond national divisions.
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London
Albert Einstein
Britain
Canada
China
France
Russia
United States
Einstein
Bertrand Russell
Princeton
N. J
Russell
Hiroshima
Gambler Ellsworth Vanishes With $87,000 Cash in Las Vegas
Two ex convicts Ellsworth and Wilson flashed large cash at Las Vegas casinos and were arrested on robbery charges. Ellsworth vanished after posting $1,000 bond and claiming the money is his, while Wilson remained in custody with a $3,000 bond. Investigators from the Internal Revenue Service sought to question them about the cash source. The men had traveled from Tampa, Florida, and police reported no link between the money and a crime.
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Las Vegas
Nev
U.S. Internal Revenue
Frank Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Ray Wilson
Wilson
Charles Luftig
Tampa
Fla
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