Mishap ends Nazi envoy Abetz and wife in crash near Düsseldorf
Ex Nazi envoy Otto Abetz and his French wife died in a head on highway crash near Langenfeld. Abetz, 55, once Paris Vichy ambassador, faced a 20 year hard labor sentence in 1949 for assisting deportations. The report also covers Allied actions in Algeria and other 1954 events in Rome and Copenhagen with multiple named figures and dates.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Otto Abetz
Langenfeld
Abel
Abetz
Hiler
Paris Palace of Justice
Loos Priyon
Lille
Ike to Step Down Prediction by Demos Chief
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler predicted Eisenhower would resign after the 1958 elections with Vice President Nixon likely to take his place before the 1960 conventions. He said the President shows no zest for the office and suggested resignation would come only if the President feels physically unable to continue.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Pete Aprieee
Picmado Bh
Laws
Butler
Nixon
White House
Death Ray May Top H Bombs
Roy W. Johnson head of the Advanced Research Projects Agency told the House Space Committee that a death ray could supersede hydrogen bombs in the future. He said no death ray is planned but space program funding should favor military weapons over civilian research. He warned against relying on satellites to drop bombs and predicted the bomb may become obsolete in twenty years.
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Washington Wp
Defense Department
Space
Roy W. Johnson
Advance Research Projects Agency
House Space Committee
NATO Warns Soviet Leader Could Risk Nuclear War
NATO Paris headquarters warned Khrushchev might risk a nuclear war if he believed a Soviet victory was possible. Dulles Love and Pineau backed a summit with Russia only after thorough prep while rejecting parity leading to talks with Poland and Czechoslovakia as equals. Moscow sent another note pressuring summit talks but kept agenda under ministerial control.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
NATO Command
Nikita Khrushchev
Avith
Russia
NATO
Prince Axel Visits Peiping Amid China Visit
The New China News Agency reports Prince Axel of Denmark arrived in Peiping for a visit to Communist China on Monday. The report notes the historic meeting as part of ongoing cultural and diplomatic exchanges reported from Tokyo by GE.
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Prince
Tokyo
Denmark
Axel
Peiping
China
New
China News Agency
Insanity Plea Entry in Starkweather Trial in Lincoln
Charles Starkweather, 19, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity as he goes on trial for murder in a heavily guarded Lincoln court. The jury selection began slowly with no consensus yet, while prosecutors seek the death penalty. Starkweather appeared calm as deputies guarded the courtroom. his mother sat nearby.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ckt
Mass
Kiber Charles Starkweather
Starky Weather
Harry A. Spencer
Starkweather
Merle Karnaps
Kider
State Penitentiary
Guy Stark
Weather
Coputy
Elmer Scheele
Caril Fuente
Nebraska
Wyaming
Carl
Lincoln
Wyoming
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Ned
Caril Whle
Carol King
Arthritis pain relief advertised by Dr Duncan in Long Beach
An advertisement claims arthritis treatment can normalize body systems with various applications. It promises relief from joint and muscle pains, improved circulation and digestion, calmer nerves, better sleep, increased energy, and stronger health. First treatment priced at $4.00. Office address 2501 E Broadway.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
E. Broadway
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Algiers
Stritch
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Joseph Howard
Chicago House
Clerry
Ralph D. Bergen
Chicara
Sanatics Clinic
Borghese Gardens
Cardinal
London
the People
Joseph Buggey
Buggey
Ming
Hans ,C. Hansen
Rhonda
Rhonda Fleming
Hollywood
Waikiki Beach
Lewis V. Merrill
Charles Starkweather
Ieads
Ike
Demos
Pacific Mutual
America
Pacifice Mutualh Life Insurance Company
Los Angeles
California
USA
Call
Chailham
S. Burnest
Mass Slayer
Charles
Cari
Tvo
Caril
John Batcarthur
Farlier
Gering
Neb
Triumph
U.S
Dave Thomas Motors
Long Beach Blvd
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