Murder of Three American Hunters Solved Reported
QUEBEC CITY UP authorities said they solved the murder of three American hunters found dead in the Gaspe Peninsula after a June trip. A pistol belonging to Eugene Lindsey and other items were reportedly recovered in a Montreal home. Lindsey, 45, and his son Richard, 17, plus Fred Claar, 20, were believed killed for about $1000 they carried. Police gave no confirmation of arrests.
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Quebec City
Que
Gaspe Peninsula
Cnment
Montreal
Holidaysburg
Eugene H. Lindsey
Richard
Fred Claar
Quebec
Abitibi
Lindsay
Jeanne-Marie Roussel
Lindsey
North Georgia hunt for convicts continues after deputy’s death
A large manhunt in Adairsville and surrounding North Georgia hills targets two armed fugitives, Herbert Jeulich and Lewis Larson, who killed Deputy Marshal Sem Vaughn and abducted guard George Hintower. FBI, highway patrol, and local officers number about 200, aided by dogs and air support, with no new developments reported.
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Adairsville
North Georgia Hills
C. W. Carson
Atlanta
FBI
Herbert E. Jeulich
Lewis W. Larson
St. Paul
Minn
Sem E. Vaughn
George Hightower
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Jeulich
Larson
Vaughn
Hightower
Canada Votes Today Likely Liberal Victory Seen
Voters across Canada cast ballots in an election widely expected to extend Lewis St Laurent's Liberal Party rule for four to five more years. Opposition Tory leader George Drew faced slim chances of unseating the incumbent prime minister as Liberals hold power since 1935 under W L Mackenzie King.
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George Drew
Progressive Conservative
Liberal Party
Drew
Liberals
Canada
Louis ‘St. Laurent
Toronto
Lewis St. Laurent
Tory
St. Laurent
Trncle Louis
House of Commons
W. L. Mackenzie King
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Beria Case Sent to Soviet Supreme Court for Prosecution
Moscow report states the Supreme Council of the Soviet Union turned Laurenti Beria case over to the Supreme Court for prosecution. The order, signed by Voroshilov and Pegov, confirms Beria as ousted minister of internal security and former No. 2 in Malenkov's government. It accuses him of anti-government activity aimed at aiding foreign capital.
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Moscow
Supreme Council of the
Soviet Union
Laurenti Beria
Supreme Court
Beria
Klementi E. Voroshilov
Presidium
Nikolai M. Pegov
Georgi .Malenkov
U S Reacts Calmly to Soviet H-Bomb Claim
Highly placed officials say the Soviet hydrogen bomb boast does not force changes in U S defense plans. The administration will not start a crisis program of shelters or dispersed cities, while President Eisenhower proceeds with a four week Colorado vacation.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
Eisenhower
North American
Georgi M. Malenkov
United States
Malenkov
Soviet Union
America
Colorado
Ralph Lapp
Congress
James H. Duff
Rpa
Malenkoy
Klaus Fuchs
Bruno Pontecorvo
Reds
Kingsport Schools Set Opening Dates for Fall Term
Kingsport city schools will open Tuesday September 8 as announced by school superintendent Ross N Robinson. New tuition students must file entrance applications Tuesday at Dobyns Bennett High School between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. City residents register August 25 at the principal's office of the child's school. Sullivan County schools begin Monday August 31 per superintendent J Craft Akard.
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Kingsport City
Ross N. Robinson
Robinson
Dobyns-Bennett High School
Sullivan County
J. Craft Akard
Budget Picture Dims Tax Revision Pledge
Congressional sources say a bleak budget outlook clouds a broad tax revision plan for next year. The House Ways and Means Committee nears the end of weeks of hearings on proposals that would cut revenue, challenging the goal of a balanced budget as the administration estimates a 74 billion expenditure and 83.4 billion income for the current year. The fight pits tax justice against revenue, with a 10 percent individual tax cut and the expiration of the excess profits tax slated for January 1, while further corporate tax cuts loom.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Freed Americans Leave For Home Faces Spy Fears
Seventeen disabled but hopeful Americans depart Tokyo by plane for the United States after months in North Korean prison camps. An additional 28 Americans board a Navy transport at Inchon and will sail for home. about 1,800 Marines aboard the Gen. Nelson Walker head home on rotation. The vast prisoner exchange began with a giant Air Force plane carrying over 3,000 from Haneda, likely landing at Travis AFB near San Francisco next day.
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Panmunjom
Tokyo
United States
Inchon Harbor
U. S
Nelson Walker
Air Force
Haneda
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Pacific
Seattle
Franmunjom
Dulles Reports On Korea Talks To Eisenhower
Secretary of State Dulles told President Eisenhower he expects reciprocal measures if prisoners of war are withheld in violation of the armistice. Britain urged Red China’s UN admission if Korea peace talks succeed, and Dulles returned from Seoul with a full briefing. Rhee indicated the South Korean Army will train during the armistice period for an offensive if needed.
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Denver
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Red China
United Nations
London
Minter
Selwyn Livya
UN Special Assembly
Korea
Honolulu
South Korea
Republic
Syngman Rhee
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Mr. Dulles
Rhee
Seoul
Parachute Rescue After Desert Plane Crash
The return of twelve Tennessee prisoners from Communist captivity is announced as three East Tennessee families learn their sons are freed at Panmunjom along with 422 other Americans. Released are Cpl Charles E. Pearman, Cpl John W. Miller, and three more Tennessee men among the 12.
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East Tennessee
Panmuntom
Roe Heaton
Maryville
Donald
Charles E. Pearman
Luther M. Pearman
Athens
John W. Miller
Clark‘range
Fentress County
William K. Dillon
iMary E. B. Dillon
Bluefield
James K. Hall
Sclarence E. Hall
Amelia
Autopsy Shows Fatal Beating in Kentucky Slaying
An autopsy determined the Middlesboro knife slaying victim did not drown but was beaten to death. Campbell County authorities continued to search for two companions of 33 year old Pearl Moore. Rozella Mason and Andy Lowe, both of Middlesboro, had joined Moore on a boat trip to Worris Lake last Wednesday. All three had been questioned in the Middlesboro ripper murder case of Edith Mae Hyleman, who was mobbed 23 times last June 26.
Prison Camps Scar Minds Of Many Soldiers
INCHON Korea UP Army psychiatrist Henry K A Segal said long confinement in Communist camps left deep scars on American prisoners returning to freedom. Repatriates face readjustment, possible fantasy, and a hero complex, with uncertainty about the future and lingering hostility toward captors.
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Inchon
Korea
Henry K. A. Segal
Philadelphia
Segal
AFL May Oust Ryan's Union
CHICAGO. The AFL Executive Council threatened ouster of the East Coast ILA amid crime charges. Joseph F. Ryan defends the 65,000-member union while internal purge plans are discussed. Meany aims to discipline the ILA to set a lesson for AFL unions.
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Chicago
AFL Executive Council
Joseph F. Ryan
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
AFL Council
AFL
Ryan
George Meany
William Green
Meany
Production Hits New High In Second Quarter
Washington report from the Commerce Department shows U S production of goods and services reached an all time high in April through June with the gross national product at an annual rate of 372 billion dollars. Compared with 1952 and the early 1953 first quarter, output rose due to higher personal, business, and government spending, with inventories also contributing. Foreign investment declined moderately by 2.5 billion, while consumer spending increased on autos food clothing tobacco and services.
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Washington
America
Commerce Department
Tlm
24 Airmen Survive C-119 Crash in North Africa
Wiesbaden Germany AP 24 American airmen aboard a C-119 Flying Boxcar parachuted to safety Saturday before crashing in the North Africa desert. Initially 21 survivors were found near the wreckage and airlifted to Wheelus Air Base Hospital. three more were later located and flown out. The six crew and one dozen passengers suffered no serious injuries. The crash occurred on a flight from Udine Italy to Wheelus. A board of officers will investigate. garbled communications caused earlier reports the plane went into the Mediterranean.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Para
North Africa Desert
Air Force
Wheelus Air Base
Tripoli
Wheelus
Udine
Italy
James Sholty
Mediterranean
Center Street Parking Ban Begins in Kingsport Downtown
Center Street area enforces no parking on Center Street between Island and Shel by from 4 pm to 6 pm starting Monday. Assistant City Manager Charles K. Marsh said meters will be installed first. courtesy tickets issued during 4 to 6 pm. The rule aims to improve downtown traffic flow during peak hours.
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Center Street
Island
Shelby
Charles K. Marsh
John Martin
Kingsport
Solunar Tables and Lake Levels Reported Decline
A garbled entry lists Solunar Tables and lake levels with figures such as Watenge Lake at 31.2 feet, Moleten at 48.3 feet, and filing at 42 feet, all noted as low and falling, alongside unclear sailing references to Cherokee.
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Deep Woods
North Georgia
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Pws
Red Prison
Kor Tean
Freedom Village
Gressives
Cpl
Purvis Webster
Clintwood
Abingdon
Thomas H. Nicholson Jr
Thomas
Nicholson
West Belvedere Road
Norfolk
Robert P. Phillippi
Lillian
Potsdam
Randenburg
Eneurs
Magdeburg
Halle
Merseberg
Soviet Zone
Frankivet
Chemitz
Zittan
Miles
Berlin
East Germany
Red
Ryan’s Union
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