Hosmer Expelled From Soviet Nuclear Exhibit in Geneva
Rep. Hosmer was removed from a Soviet atomic exhibit in Geneva after entering to photograph it. He said the incident was minor, and he believes the U S display was the strongest at the conference with live models and functioning demonstrations. He noted the British American plan to lift secrecy could speed progress in atomic research.
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British Painter Stephen Lone Dies at 53 in London
Stephen Lone, 53, British painter and art critic, died Monday from complications after kidney cancer surgery. He served as the official artist for the Royal Navy from 1843 to 1945.
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Technical Meet OKd by Russia
The Kremlin approved with changes an American proposal for East West technical experts to meet in Geneva to work out safeguards against surprise attacks. The date suggested was November 29 with equal participation from the United States Britain France Belgium the Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania.
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Knight Backs Foreign Policy and Vows Loyalty Oath
California governor Goodwin J. Knight defended Eisenhower era foreign policy on Meet the Press and said he was not pushed from the race. He claimed a wide state reach, argued loyalty oaths pose no harm, and blamed a split Republican bid with Knowland for his withdrawal.
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Fake Doctor Cleared in 2 Deaths
CHICAGO An inquest on Monday cleared Peter J. Frank, 31, a fake physician, of responsibility for the deaths of two patients he attended. The panel ruled Miss Lucy Murphy, 76, and Edward Freige, 48, died of natural illness. Jurors urged charges for fraudulent medical practice and investigations into telephone agencies that refer doctors to sickness cases.
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Burglary Dean Must Return to Jail for Four Years
Ernest Ruler aged 75 in Chicago was ordered to return to prison until age 82 after violating parole in a burglary attempt. Ruler began his criminal career in 1903 and has spent 25 years imprisoned, with authorities accusing him of breaking parole during the recent attempted break‑in on a woman’s bedroom.
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