Soviet Plan for Unifying Germany Promoted by Izvestia
Moscow's Izvestia endorses a plan to reunify Germany without aligning with a NATO bloc. It ties this to Eden's earlier Berlin proposal, while demanding free all German elections and rejection of Paris rearmament treaties. The piece frames Soviet goals as avoiding international control yet accepting partial supervisory oversight.
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Russia
Anthony Eden
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Far West
North Atlantic
West Germany
France
United States
Paris
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
Tzvestin
Fingerprints Found At Financier Home Checked In Search for Murderer
New York detectives checked ten fingerprints found in financier Serge Rubinstein's bedroom as part of the murder probe. Assistant District Attorney Alexander Herman said six prints matched the victim and two were smudges. Investigators compare the prints against register of more than 5,000 nightclub entertainers as they seek a suspect.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Finansier
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alexander Herman
Herman
Rubinstein
Sun Avenue
Pat Wray
Wife Killer Actually Marries Woman Who Aided Him
CHICAGO A man who hacked his wife to death six years ago and the woman who helped him escape the electric chair were married in Criminal Court. Edward Proszewski, 29, was sentenced to 141 years after pleading guilty to murder and will be eligible for parole in eight years nine months. Stella Gubala, 25, his wife, returned to her factory job. Stella and Edward had known each other since childhood and funded his appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court leading to a new trial.
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Chicago
Edward Proszewski
Stella Gubala
Proszewski
Stella
Edward
Illinois Supreme Court
Turkey Premier Meets Pope In Brief Vatican Audience
Premier Adnat Menderes of Turkey held a 20 minute private audience with Pope Pius XI at the Vatican. Foreign Minister Fuat Kopruty joined for about 13 minutes, with discussions focused on political subjects Western defense and potential diplomatic ties between Turkey and the Holy See. The visit signals papal interest in relations with Moslem states while the Pope recovers from illness.
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Trial Continued In Bateman Assault Case
Kenneth Bateman a KU senior from Attica faces two assault and battery charges after allegedly trying to lure young women into his automobile. The case, pending a complete report, was continued to 10 30 a m Thursday with Bateman free on a $1 000 bond. County Attorney Wayne Allphin cited the delay as the reason for the third postponement.
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Kenneth Bateman
Tenn
Bateman
K.U
Attica
Wayne Allphin
Vinland school district seeks to raise standards amid state action
Vinland patrons urge action to bring the district up to state standards. The district reports classrooms in basements and crowded facilities as the state department requires upgrades. A failed $57,000 bond and a planned elementary school project loom as options if accreditation rules change.
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Vinland
Senate
Gore Seeks Fresh AEC Vote on Dixon-Yates Contract
Senator Gore urges the Atomic Energy Commission to hold a formal vote on canceling the Dixon-Yates deal after a congressional committee request. The 107 million dollar West Memphis Arkansas project aimed to supply TVA power via AEC, drawing bipartisan concerns over the contract and potential commission discord.
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Gore
D-Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
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Thomas E. Murray
Joint Committee
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West Memphis
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GI Bill Benefits Lost at Washington U
New military entrants become ineligible for Korean War era benefits such as free education and government backed home loans. Eisenhower order ends these benefits for new recruits as of midnight last night.
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Washington U
Eisenhower
Fort Hays State College Sets Second Semester Enrollment Record
Fort Hays Kas. enrollment reaches 1,511 students for the second semester, surpassing the prior record of 1,280 set last year. The figure marks a new high for the college's student body.
Harriman Seeks Record Budget To Legislature
Albany New York Governor Averell Harriman sent a record 1.345 billion budget to the Legislature and urged tax increases. He proposed an 11 percent rise in personal income tax, fuel taxes, a 3 cent diesel tax, 33 1 3 percent on unincorporated business earnings, and 9 percent on corporate profits. Automatic increases on 1954 earnings follow his veto of GOP bills to hold taxes, with Republicans lacking votes to override.
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Averet
Harriman
Sax
Metal Bar Falling From Plane Injures Child in Dayton
A two wound metal bar from a B25 closed wheel rover fell from the aircraft and pierced the roof of the Dalston home injuring five year old Daniel Pohlabel as he watched television. Hospital officials at Wright Patterson Air Force Base confirmed the 12 inch bar caused two head gashes and remains under medical care.
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Ohio
Daniel Pohlabel
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Pohlabet
Daniel
School board weighs new elementary school build
At a recent meeting Mrs. Berg and three state education officials joined the school board and patrons. A straw vote, led by Herschell Hemphill, favored construction but noted the audience represented about 25 percent of district patrons. Additional work on the high school may be needed if a 12 grade system continues.
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Department of Education
State Department
State Department of Education
Iunerintes
Emma Zerg
Sehr
Berg
W. C. Kampschroeder
Everett V. Samuelson
Agnes Engstrand
Herscheil Hemphill
Hemphill
Line Accident Claims Life of Kasi-Joe Shepard
Kasi-Joe Shepard aged 38 of McPherson was killed when he touched a 12,000 volt line while assisting an electrician at the Ritz-Canton oil field east of Galva. The carpenter is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Kasi
Joe Shepard
Ritz-Canton
Galva
Shepard
Blind War Hero Adopted at 40 by Coast Couple
Jose Reyes, a Medal of Honor recipient blinded in World War II, was adopted by Olive Rose Greensfelder and her husband in Los Angeles. Orphaned at birth in Mexico, Reyes grew up in Texas, served in the 2nd Division under Patton, and after 30 operations, was discharged in 1947. The couple described him as their son, with a family and security, and Judge Georgia Bullock approved the adult adoption.
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Jose Reyes
Court of Superior
Georgia Bullock
Guanavaty
Mexico
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Tex
Combat Engineers
George S. Patton Jr
Africa
Italy
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