Wisconsin special election yields first in Ninth District history
In rural west central Wisconsin, Democrat Lester R. Johnson won the Ninth District seat, defeating Republican Arthur L. Padrutt who stressed support for President Eisenhower. Johnson’s win, seen as a rebuke of farm policy, comes amid a tour by the President and wider GOP doubt about agriculture pricing.
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Eisenhower
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Arthur L. Padrutt
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Prisons Head to Hear Browning Dismissal Details
Prisons Director F. Bailey says Dr. Browning will be allowed to explain alleged misrepresentations after his dismissal on October 2. Dr. Charles Angstadt to temporarily assume duties as several Raleigh doctors join the prison medical staff. Franks died in his cell after a personal safety related cut, with hospital transfer occurring around 5:30 a.m. Bailey contends Browning did not receive proper protection.
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Wereng
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Asst
Prisons Directe
Blaine Madison
Raleigh Oor
Charles Angstadt
Raleigh
Angstadt
Pennsylvania
Bailey
Franks
Phil
Cole May Be Lennon Aide
Raleigh reports Cole may become executive secretary to Senator Alton Lennon in the coming days replacing Jesse Helms. The article notes Cole's youth and suggests editors credited for exposing involvement in Ku Klux activities remain cautious about the shift.
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Lennon
Raleigh
Alton Lennon
Jesse Helms
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Ku Klux
48 Die In Belgian Airplane Crash
A Sabena Airlines plane crashed near Frankfurt after departing Salzburg. Eyewitnesses said the aircraft banked and burned during an apparent attempt to return to the airport. Weather was clear at Rhein Main Airport.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Rhein Main
Salzburg
Loyal Officer Faces Ouster Over Alleged Family Ties
MT. CLEMENS Mich An Air Force Reserve lieutenant faced removal after a three member board ruled against him citing alleged connections of his father and sister to radical or picket line activity The officer denied disloyalty and said only the Air Force could judge the matter An attorney for Radulovich announced plans to appeal to the Air personnel board and Secretary of the Air Force Talbott if intermediate commanders did not overturn the decision
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Mich
Air Force Reserve Ae
Radulovich
University of Michigan
10Th Air Force Board
John Radulovich
Hudson Motor
Margaret Fishman
Detroit
Air Force
Resse
Ann Areciston
Charles C. Lockwood
Talbott
Eisenhower expands firing power over refusal to testify
President Eisenhower grants agency heads authority to dismiss federal workers who refuse to testify before congressional committees on grounds of possible self incrimination. Attorney General Brownell outlined a plan to seek January legislation to allow immunized testimony and close loopholes in security inquiries amid a Senate probe into alleged security leaks.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Brownell
National Press Club
Comsinger Aitapely Ar Caer
White House
James C. H
Senate
Ft. Mon
Ministers Confer On Trieste Issue In Parley Tonight
Washington reports Dulles will fly to London for talks with British and Italian leaders on Trieste. Officials say no deadline exists for removing Zone A troops and handing control to Italy. Yugoslav threats by Tito loom amid potential war if demands escalate.
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United States
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America
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U.N. Reacts Coolly to Soviet Admission Proposal
At the United Nations, diplomats reacted coolly as the Soviet Union urged an international administration for Trieste and a revival of 1947 treaty provisions. The U.S. Yugoslav and Italian positions diverged with Britain and others skeptical of the plan as the UN debated membership admissions and human rights concerns. Jacob Malik condemned Byrnes remarks as racially charged while defending Soviet rights.
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U.N
Trieste
Adriatic
United States
Yugoslavia
Italy
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
U.S
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Russia
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Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Totaly
Finland
Jacob Malik
Gary
Creeper
Ware
FBI Seeks New Clues In Greenlease Kidnapping Case
Kansas City FBI agents press for fresh leads in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady, held in Jackson County jail, face questions as investigators pursue possible missing ransom. Half of the $600000 payment has been recovered, with Hall once claiming $300000 vanished in a drinking spree.
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FBI
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Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Jackson County
Robert C. Greenlease
Hall
St. Louis
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Heady
Grace Gates
Hall Expected to Plead Guilty in Bobby Greenlease Case
Washington reports indications that Carl Hall may plead guilty to involvement in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping and murder. Authorities note the Lindbergh law limits the death penalty to cases with a death sentence recommendation by a jury, leaving life imprisonment possible if a plea is accepted.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
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Bonnie
Cour
Bobby
Wial
Nana
FBI
McCarthy Claims Army Scientist Hid 43 Secret Docs
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy says a top Army Signal Corps scientist admitted removing 43 secret documents from Fort Monmouth to his home for study. The witness, who described himself as Julius Rosenberg's close friend, testified at a closed Senate hearing on Communist activity in radar work.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
McCarthy
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Russia
Young Communist League
Rosenberg
Communist Party
Signal Corps
Senate Permanent Investigations Committee
Army
East Berlin
McCarty
Ee McCarthy
POW Talks To Start Tomorrow In Korea Red Soldier Talks
In Panmunjom a face to face interview program with 22 300 former Red soldiers who renounced communism begins tomorrow amid tense atmosphere. The United Nations Command noted it would delay start while Communists prepare to press their case. A convoy of 70 vehicles will move Red officers into the zone with eight hour daily sessions and mass violence fears prompt heightened precaution.
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Ko- Repatriation Commission
U. N
Ili
Reds
UNC
Karl Hong Kee
Korea
Charlie Dressen Is Dropped By Brooklyn Dodgers
The Brooklyn Dodgers fired manager Charlie Dressen after a failed contract negotiation for 1954. President Walter O'Malley cited unresolved terms and Dodgers policy of signing managers for one year as the sole reason for Dressen's resignation.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dressen
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Baseball
Walter O'Malley
Burlington Ruling Sought Over Pyramid Club Gambling
Assistant attorney general Wade Bruton advised Burlington city officials that Pyramid Clubs may violate North Carolina lottery laws. City Attorney Dennis Maddrey concurred and noted many inquiries about the scheme. The program allegedly runs by inviting members to a mid party and charging $2. The article describes how names are placed on a list as part of the solicited participation.
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Burlington
Wade Bruton
Burlington City
Dennis Maddrey
All Ae
Pyramid
Ules
Mouton Twins Prepare Return From Hospital
New Orleans report states the Mouton Siamese twins Catherine Anne and Carolyn Anne, daughters of Lafayette mayor, will leave the hospital for home today after successful separation surgery. Doctors say both are completely normal and in good spirits, with no danger remaining. The team of eight surgeons separated them on September 17 and marked a historic achievement in surgical care.
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Mouton
Lafayette
Catherine Anne
Carolyn Anne
Ashton Mouton
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