Three Indicted on Charge of Espionage
A federal grand jury indicted three individuals on six counts for conspiring to act as Soviet agents in the United States. The Sobles, Soble and Myra, with Jacob Albam, are accused of transmitting defense secrets to the Soviet Union aided by named Russian officials. The case includes alleged plots to send photographs and documents related to U S national defense and intelligence activities.
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New York
Esbiots
U. S
Vioh
Soble
Myra
Jacob Albam
Albam
Sobles
United States
Pear Harbor
Japan
Vassili Mikhailovich Moley
Washington
Una Albani
Russia
Ike and Saud Working Out Accord Details
President Eisenhower and King Saud directed aides to finalize details on Middle East issues including Red infiltration, Suez Canal reopening, and military economic aid. A further meeting was planned with a communique to follow, as the 65 year old monarch signaled no intent to buy arms from the Soviet bloc.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Eisenhower
King Saud
Middle East
Suez Canal
Egypt
Saudis seek more arms as talks with Eisenhower allies
Officials said Saud wants to boost his 15 000 man force with more tanks and jet planes in exchange for a five year extension of the U S Air Force use of the Dhahran base. Three day Eisenhower Saud talks deemed satisfactory on this and other points, including reopening the Suez Canal and economic aid. Sen Lyndon B Johnson said a basis for more realistic relations has been established by Saudis visit.
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Saud
Listnhower
United States
U. S
Dhahran
Russia
Middle East
J. Eisenhower
Congress
Suez Canal
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
World Bank
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Saudi Arabia
Supreme Soviet Opens Semi Annual Session in Moscow
Moscow reports the Supreme Soviet began its semi annual session focusing on the 1957 budget and the year’s economic plan. Major business includes economic matters and overhaul of the judicial system with no expected drastic leadership shakeup in the Kremlin.
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Harold K. Miles
Moscow
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Kremilo
Pawnee City Boom Spurs Lot Sales in 1880s Tale
In Pawnee City, brokers Morgan and Jagger drive growth as cattle arrives and new businesses rise. A tense deal unfolds over five corner lots while a sister plans a move and earnings clash with creditors. Morgan’s brisk optimism masks opportunistic selling as town prospers.
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Ghad Morgan
Ler Jagger
Pawnee City
Texas
Morgan
Joe
Mr. Morgan
Buffington
Joe Jagger
Dagger
Pillsbury
Weather Slows Search for Missing Plane Near Memphis
Weather hampered a multi state air search for two airmen missing since last Wednesday after a single engine plane bound from Greenville Mississippi toward Memphis disappeared. Civil Air Patrol planes from five states and private aircraft aided in the hunt as Maher and Zahner, both Kansas City residents, were not found. The plane left Greenville around 430 p m on Wednesday for an overnight stop and eventual Champaign.
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Membhis
Tenh
Greenville
Miss
Civil Air Patrol
Tram
Maher
Kansas City
Kans
Bob Zahter
Memphis
C. Alden Smith
Loveless & Smith Co
Memphis Cap
George Nelson
Here
Cap
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PRUVO
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Ed Justus
Hope High School
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Arkansas Industrial Council
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Ray Turner
Hope O of C
Supreme Soviet Parliament
Bresh
Doz
Engner
Copveahe
Frank Graben
WEA
Lac
Ven
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Fey
Ren
Mr. Jagger
Chad
Reba
Hal Gysteus
Nikita
Aothgress
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Hastings
Chad Morgan
Helen Jagger
Sher
Dag
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MA Erg Bank
Ponce
St. Louis
Pawnee
Morgan Horrier
Iredechad
Zoos
Boi
Amy
Stewart
PE Nats
Cay
Frakes
Hvadslel Reese Eee
EORTC
Penney’s Carousel
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Savare
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