Pressure to Spy On Former Russian Officials
New York report says former Soviet archivist Michael Shatov accused two U N officials Rostislav Shapovalov and Hamed Aleksei Petrov of pressuring him to spy on Columbia University and UN circles. He claimed the contacts occurred on campus over two months, starting April 9, with no comment from UN officials.
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Playwright Miller Sparks Controversy Ahead of Hollywood Theater Court
Arthur Miller, 49, famed for All My Sons and Death of a Salesman, faces scrutiny by the House Un-American Activities Committee while public whispers swirl about a potential marriage to Marilyn Monroe. Amid rumors he maintains secret opinions on both matters.
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Gas Bill Lobbyists Under Investigation in Senate Probe
Washington sources report a Senate inquiry into gas industry lobbyists tied to the gas bill and direct federal price controls. Testimony from Brooklyn Gas Co. president John F. Weyke and others reveals ongoing efforts by an industry council to oppose the measure. The probe, chaired by Senator McClellan, examines possible improper influence on government officials. The background includes Miller's controversial past and other industry connections. Miller, born 1915 in New York, sought plays and faced passport denial over suspected communist ties. He later became involved in theater and film projects, with a complex personal history including a high-profile divorce and custody rulings.
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Woman Jumps to Death From Missouri River Bridge
A Kansas City woman leapt from a bridge into the Missouri River last night, leaving her shoes and purse on the span. Police identified her as Ardena Elher, and the death was ruled a suicide. Also, Eisenhower signed a Cape Girardeau federal building deal restoring a post office and court project following a 100-year lease dispute. Congressman Thomas B. Curtis, recovering from a shoulder injury, returned to work after a hospital check showed no dislocation.
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Wheat market cards issued by ASC office
The Agricultural Stabilization Commission announces wheat marketing cards are available in room 402 at the county courthouse. Farmers must obtain a card by appearing in person or sending a written signed request. cards may be mailed after receipt by the commission.
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