Knowland backs allowing some Chinese newsmen into U.S. entry
Secretary Dulles hinted the United States would consider applications from Chinese newsmen, though entry could be hard due to nonrecognition of Peiping. Knowland, Oakland Tribune assistant publisher, argued for open channels for American wire services and networks to view China directly. He also suggested a temporary news permit or certificates for some Red China journalists, amid debates on U.N. membership and propaganda concerns.
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Queen Elizabeth Cooks as Philip Washes Dishes at Scottish Cottage
London Sunday Dispatch reports a royal secret hideaway eight miles from summer HQ at Halmoral Castle. After Crathie Church services, the Queen cooks on an old range while Philip searches nearby woods and keeps Charles and Anne away from the water. The cottage features a dining room and a sitting room but no bathroom, with a small boathouse and jetty by the river.
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Big Names to Stand in Confidential Libel Trial
Hollywood witnesses prepare for rebuttals in the Confidential magazine libel trial. Prosecutors may call Maureen O Hara and Mae West, with Row 45 at Grauman's Chinese Theater to be parsed for jurors. Defense hints at additional witnesses about the Row 35 story as action continues.
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Three Killed as Airliner Slices DC3 at Dumdum Airport
An Airworks Hermes four engine airliner from London clipped the tail of an AA Indian DC3 at Dumdum Airport Calcutta killing three Hermes crew and injuring one Indian crew member. The Hermes continued to land. Passengers were believed Britons.
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Ancient Law Used in Buss at TV Plant
In Huddersfield England Harold Wood 36 kissed a 21 year old female co worker prompting a court action. Under a 1361 act he faced a charge of conduct which if repeated might disrupt the peace but the magistrate dismissed the case citing provocation to desist from kissing during working hours. The theater workers and others present were noted in attendance. Elusive Francesca De Seaffa failed again to appear in Mexico City after overstaying her tourist visa. She is wanted in California to answer a court hearing in the Confidential magazine case.
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Open Ship Tour Of USS Cavalier At Pier A Berth Four
The USS Cavalier oil cargo ship will be open to the public today until 4 p.m. at Pier A Berth Four. Visitors are asked to wear low-heeled shoes and slacks. photography is prohibited after hours.
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Discontinuation Sale of Children’s Shoes at Dr Hiss Stores
Top quality shoes made to Dr Hiss specifications for growing boys and girls have sold at up to 9.95. Sizes range 9 to 13 15 and 1 to 4. We are discontinuing all children’s shoes to make room for larger stocks of men’s and women’s comfort shoes and have,
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