Reds Continue Slow Release of Prisoners
The article details the ongoing, cautious release of American civilians by Chinese authorities. Lawrence R. Buel, 34, of Stockton, California, arrived at the frontier after five years eight months imprisoned. Bishop Alphonso Ferroni, weak from confinement, was carried across the river border. Additional Americans Walter A. Rickett and Reverend Harold W. Rigney had been released a day earlier after long detentions.
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REDS
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
Hong Kong
Walter Rickett
Seattle
Wash
Red China
Lawrence R. Buel
Stockton
Calif
China
Alphonse Ferroni
Shumchun River
Ferrani
Hankow
Canton
Buol
Walter A. Rickett
Allied forces withdraw last units from Vienna
The last Allied military units pulled out of Vienna today marking the end of occupation. Local officials welcomed the move as a return to normal sovereignty and stability after years of foreign presence.
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Vienna
Weekend heat wave to linger in Kenosha with 90s
Kenosha sees continued late summer heat as temperatures reach the 90s this weekend. A sewage plant reported 87 high yesterday and 55 low overnight while downtown hit 87 and American Motors logged 90 this morning. Temps expected to drop below 70 tonight and pollen stands at 66 this morning.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Teenager Returned to North Carolina in Slay Case Custody
Eighteen year old Jo Anne Severson of Milwaukee is en route from San Antonio to Asheville under U S Marshal custody after FBI questioning in connection with the slaying of an elderly Chicago chemist. She is charged with transporting a reportedly stolen car from Blowing Rock North Carolina to El Paso. Her companion Leonard LaFond, also Milwaukee, faces a similar charge after arrest at Truth or Consequences New Mexico and detention in Las Cruces.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jo Anne Severson
Milwaukee
Chicago
Asheville
N. C
U. S
John R. Alexander
FBI
Blowing Rock
el Paso
Lewis A. Finn
Mammoth Cave National Park
Leonard LaFond
Truth Or Consequences
N. M
Las Cruces
Paris Strike Wave Strangles Bus and Metro Network
Communist strikers disrupted Paris transit as Red-led walkouts spread across France. The bus and subway systems faced renewed stoppages and service reductions driven by organized actions and solidarity protests.
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Paris
France
Soviet Offer to Return Porkkala Base to Finland
Moscow says it is possible to give up the Porkkala naval base on Finnish soil and withdraw troops. Premier Bulganin told Finnish PM Kekkonen in Moscow the offer was discussed with Paasikivi and top Soviet leaders. The base was leased for 50 years under the peace treaty and the Soviets also signaled a renewal of the 1948 treaty.
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Moscow
Ipi
Russia
Finland
Porkkala
Nikolai Bulganin
Urno Kekkonen
Bulganin
Kekkonen
Baltic Sea
Helsinki
Juho Paasikivi
Hurricane flood damages hit Northeastern plants
The Commerce Department said industrial plants in six Northeastern states suffered about 157 million dollars in damage from last month’s hurricane flood.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Peron Loyalists Crush Rebel Strongholds in Argentina Uprising
In pre dawn battles loyalist forces claimed two major rebel strongholds fell and Cordoba surrounded as Peron troops push toward final gains. Rio Santi ago naval base Curuzu Cuatia and Puerto Belgrano key bases reported under attack as fighting broadens across Buenos Aires province.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Rio Santiago
Curuzu-Cuatia
Entre Rios
Cordoba
Puerto Belgrano
Bahia Blanca
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bahaa Blanca
Franklin Lucero
Bahai Blanca
Rio de la Plata
Puerto
Madryn
Curuzu Cuatia
Cuatia
Loyalists
Strike at Fond du Lac leather plant drags on in Milwaukee talks
Violence marked the dispute at the Fred Rueping Leather Co. in Fond du Lac but company and union representatives agreed to resume discussions in Milwaukee next week after a lengthy Friday session.
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Milwaukee
Fred Rueping Leather Co
Fond du Lac
Violence Quieted in Morocco as Faure Seeks Throne Council
Paris reports a wave of extremist violence in Morocco over delays to a peace plan. Three killed and twenty wounded in a Friday incident as Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin flies to Paris to aid in forming a five member throne council to replace Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa and move toward home rule.
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Paris
Morocco
Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin
North Africa
Protectorate
Edgar Faure
de Latour
Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Rabat
Faure
Pasha of
Marrakesh
Si Hadj Thami el Glaoui
Arafa
Our Empire
Ione Heads For U S Mainland From Atlantic
Hurricane Ione moved toward the U S mainland with 90 mph winds, likely to affect the southeastern coast from Florida to North Carolina by late Sunday. It tracked toward the northwest 520 miles east of Miami as forecasters warned small craft to stay near ports.
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Miami
Fla
Ione
U. S
Florida
North Carolina
Jane
Connie
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
United States
City Council Eyes Parking Ramp Plan
The council will discuss a proposed 176000 dollar multi level parking ramp to replace the city lot on 56th St across from city hall funded by meter revenues. The plan, backed by the parking meter advisory committee, comes with other agenda items including harbor commission appointments and sewer and water main reports.
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City Plan Commission
56Th St
City Hall
Harbor Commission
Commission On Human Relations
Council
Tavern
Chester Minkowski
58Th St
Ernest & Frank Gallo
Carl DeCicco
John P. Donovan
Richard Stankus
52Nd St
Hub Recreation
22Nd Ave
Chas. H. Haag
23Rd Ave
61St
63Rd
Wilk
Sheridan Rd
Nine More Greenlease Bills Recovered by FBI
The FBI reports finding nine more Greenlease ransom bills, bringing total recovered to 42 since August 3. The new missing sum is 302,880 dollars, with eight $20 bills found in Chicago and one in Jacksonville Florida, located in Federal Reserve banks on Thursday, according to special agent J Earl Milnes.
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St. Louis
FBI Today
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
J. Earl Milnes
FBI
Federal Reserve
Milnes
Non-Strikers Tale Heard At NLRB Kohler Hearing
Jerome Bersch of Sheboygan Falls testified at an NLRB hearing on unfair labor practices related to the Kohler strike. He described threats and taunting from strike leaders and others targeting non strikers entering the plant during April and May 1954. The hearing will resume Monday at city hall.
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NLRB
Kohler
Sheboygan
Jerome Bersch
Sheboygan Falls
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Bersch
Schultz
John Mertzig
City Hall
Circuit Court
West German Parties Unite Behind Adenauer
West Germany's political parties endorsed Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signaling a strong vote of confidence next week in his Moscow agreements. Support appeared to grow though in Berlin the East German Communists claimed credit in advance if the Soviets release German war prisoners, a condition Adenauer linked to Moscow diplomacy.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Berlin
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