Captive American soldiers freed by East Germans
Nine U. S. Army men were released after six weeks in Communist East Germany and returned to Frankfurt for family reunions. The Red Cross negotiators said the release involved recognition of the regime by East Germany. Maj. George E. Kemper led the group and stated they were well treated and not brainwashed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
East Germany
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Iron Curtain
George E. Kemper
Escondido
Calif
3Rd Armored Division
Winston Boy Drowns In Private Pool
A Johnson County boy born October 1945 drowned in a private pool in Thomasville. Ambulance crews arrived within three minutes but he had been submerged about ten minutes in five feet of water. Coroner Dr. James T. Welborn ruled the death accidental with no foul play. Funeral arrangements are pending at J. C. Green & Son Funeral Home.
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Long
Geraldine Swiregood
Davidson Street
Davidson
James T. Welborn
Lexington
Vany
Rogers
Johnson County
Frank Rogers
Thomasville Chair Co
Mary Barbour Rogers
Evone
Gayle
Cheryl Ann
Frank Jr
Joe Wayne
Randy
Freddie
Percy
Gerald van
Fanny Barbour
Clayton
John C. Rogers
Sanford
J. C. Green & Son
Thomasville
Rebels Ready Offensive After Hostage Release
In Cuba eastern region the government plans a strong offensive against rebel forces now that 50 hostages including 14 sailors and Marines have been freed. Cuban troops and air power hold off attacks to protect the freed captives as rebels regroup and prepare for a July 26 anniversary push toward Guantanamo City.
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Guantanamo
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Middle East
Father Kills Daughters Then Self in Georgia Tragedy
Byron Georgia police report a 49 year old college mathematics instructor slain his twin daughters Jean and Millard Moseley Jr. before killing himself with a .32 caliber pistol. The victims were found in the family car and home in Fort Valley. Moseley had taught at the University of Florida and previously at Emory University the University of Georgia and Auburn and was reportedly mentally ill.
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Byron, Ga
Moseley
Carl Fer
W.H. Beeland
Fort Valley
Neers
University of Florida
F. W. Kokimoor
Emory University
University of Georgia
Auburn
Reply Sent To Russian Proposal On Summit Plans
Time reports Dulles and the President weighing Khrushchev’s summit offer. The U.S. stance favors careful UN supervised talks and warns against premature expectations. Rep. Anfuso telegraphs Eisenhower urging immediate acceptance for the sake of democracy and world peace.
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Dulles
U.S
Khrushchev
United States
U.N
Humphrey
United Nations
Humpredy
Victor L. Anfuso
Eisenhower
Russia
Anfuso
Pope Pius XII Delivers First Radio Address to Cloistered Nuns
The Vatican broadcast Pope Pius XII giving the first of three vow talks to cloistered nuns worldwide. He spoke in French about the splendor of their vocation and called them to prayer and meditation. Translations will air for non French speakers.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Freed on new trial in Foster case in Georgia
South Carolina resident Foster walked free after Judge Cobb granted a new trial and allowed a confession as key evidence. The hearing identified the confession and named accomplices, with Foster embracing his wife and family amid cheering supporters. Foster plans to attend a fundraising rally before a Florida trip, while Rothschild serves a burglary sentence in Columbia.
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Closkeeper
Foster
Sol. l
Alfred Quillian
Winder
Georgia
Quillian
Jackson County
John B. Brooks
Brooks
Rothschild
Drake Home
Cobb
Spare
Graying
South Carolina
Greer
Daytona Beach
Fla
Drake
Rothsee
James Horace Wood
Commerce
Floyd Hoard
Jefferson
James Barrow
Athens
Columbia
A.D. Allen
Probers Get Fresh Look At Adams Case
Investigators plan closed hearings as House subcommittee probes possible White House influence on the Raglaine Worsteds case. Raglaine faced 1941 penalties for late Army uniform deliveries. the board reduced fines amid wartime shortages. White House denial cited, while an appeals board member recalled pressure talk as improper.
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Washington
House
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Armed Services
Raglaine Worsteds, Inc
Manchester
Pearl Harbor
Baglaine
White House
Raglaine
Leo Wolff
Adams
Wolff
Roswell M. Austin
Appeals Board
Austin
Aerrow
Colonel's Wife Disappears Near Sanford
Ft Bragg Lt Col Robin Gardner reported his wife Louise Gardner 38 vanished Friday at a Sanford gas station while en route to Duke University Hospital in Durham. The car was a gray 1958 Renault with NC plates KM628 and Ft Bragg 237. She had no money or ID and was under medical care.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Louise Gardner
Robin Gardner
Duke University Hospital
Durham
Sanford
North Carolina
Col. Gardner
Mystery Beauty Arrives for Miss Universe Parade
Long Beach AP report reveals Ida Pieri 18, from near Caracas, is Miss Venezuela. Pieri, 36-23-36 and 5 ft 7 in, 114 pounds, aims to become an actress. The 79 contestants paraded for photographers as the Miss Universe pageant heads to a parade Sunday and actual competition begins Tuesday night.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ida Pieri
Caracas
Trujillo Back on Tour with Debra Paget Starlet
Hollywood reports Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr and his party yacht Angelita anchored off Santa Monica after a coast cruise from San Diego. Debra Paget’s mother confirms two dates with Trujillo and describes plans for dinner at a well known restaurant.
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Hollywood
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Angelita
Santa Monica
San Diego
Debra Paget
Pien En Peat
Debra
Margaret Grim
Trujillo
Mama
Mystery witness placed under federal protection in hearings on Teamsters link to Detroit racketeers
A woman witness is in federal protective custody ahead of Senate hearings in Washington on alleged ties between the Teamsters Union and Detroit organized crime. Senator McClellan and Robert F. Kennedy say the testimony will detail collusive dealings with linen and uniforms suppliers, implicating Teamster bosses and related companies.
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Washington
Senate
Detroit
John L. McClellan
Teamsters Union
McClellan
Sntape
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Teamsters
Committee
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
New York
Interior secretary calls meeting on foreign oil supply
Secretary Seaton summoned the Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee for next Wednesday to study oil supply problems linked to the Middle East crisis. The group, with representatives of American oil companies overseas, advised during the Suez closure in 1956 and led to the Middle East Emergency Committee. Captain Matthew V. Carson Jr. was named chairman, succeeding Hugh A. Stewart as head of the Office of Oil and Gas.
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Washington
Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee
Middle East
Seaton
Suez Canal
Matthew V. Carson Jr
Interior Department
Office of Oil and Gas
Carson
Hugh A. Stewart
Department
Premier Fanfani Wins Confidence Vote in Italy
In Rome Premier Amin Fanfani secured a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies with 205 to 287 against. The ruling Christian Democrats strengthened their margin after recalling deputies, while Communists recalled deputies from a Stockholm conference. The Senate earlier backed the new government by 128 to 111.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Gate Oy
Sere
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Soviet Union
Italy
Washington
Mideast
Christian Democrats
Stockholm
Lebanon
Jordan
United States
Campo
C. Naples
Senate
Smile program appeals across faiths for overseas aid
A public service notice urges donations to religious groups' overseas aid programs. Protestant Share Our Surplus Appeal and Catholic Bishops' Clothing Collection are published with church councils and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association to help children and families in need.
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Thea Council
Avertising Executives Association
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