Britain backs Hammarskjold Peiping mission stance
The British Foreign Office repudiates reports that Dag Hammarskjold failed in his Peiping mission to win the release of 11 American fliers. A formal denial says the UN secretary general has not failed, and contacts established during the visit show no immediate results but are being maintained.
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London
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Foreign Office
U.N
Red China
United Press
Hammarskjold
Stevens Adams Betray Obligations in Peress Actions
Roy Cohn condemns Army Secretary Stevens and Army Counsel Adams for betraying public obligations in the Peress affair. He accuses them of wasteful spending and contempt toward congressional committees. Conn, McCarthy aide, resigned after the long Army McCarthy clash, linked to Peress. Major Irving Peress, an Army dentist, had been labeled a Fifth Amendment Communist by McCarthy after declining to answer questions. The following day Peress received an honorable discharge.
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New York
Roy M. Cohn
Peress
Secretary of the Army
United States
Cohn
Army
John, Adams
Conn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Irving’ Peress
Anderson rules out Dixon-Yates compromise plan
Sen. Anderson says no compromise solution to the Dixon Yates power contract and Rep. Holifield plans to block the project. As prospective new chair of the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee, he vows to reexamine Dixon Yates and review AEC contracts with two private utility plants.
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Washington
Anderson
D-Nm
Dixon-Yates
Holifield
Calif
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Young Memphis Woman Recruiter's Dream Girl
Patricia Newberry a 20 year old from Rives Missouri visited the Memphis Air Force recruiting station for information on the Women’s Air Force. She persuaded her brother D L Newberry aged 18 and her boyfriend D G Wayne aged 19 to enlist. all three were sworn in yesterday.
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Memphis
Tenny
Patricia i Newberry
Rives
Air Force
D. L. Newberry
D. G. Wayne
Convicted Killer Dies With Comment on Lips
Donald Hawkins Brown, 24, executed in Texas electric chair after declaring capital punishment “laid at the feet of psychopaths.” Death house witnesses said he was disappointed prosecutors and jurors were not present. Brown killed Edwin Campbell, 26, a loan collector, on New Year’s Eve 1952 and burned the body in Campbell’s gasoline-soaked automobile.
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Huntsville
Tex
Donald Hawkins Brown
Death House
Brown
Edwin Campbell
Campbell
Life of Dog Is Saved But Youth Is Drowned
In Ann Arbor Michigan Jeff Yost, 15, heard a splash in Pleasant Lake and found a cocker spaniel that had fallen through the ice. Rescuers pulled the dog out while his skating buddy James Burkhardt, 14, remained missing and was later found dead.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jeff Yost
Pleasant Lake
Jeff
James Burkhardt
Ames
Thief Is Thorough Muskegon Dog Theft Report
Muskegon Michigan reported theft of his black and tan hunting dog. The next day he returned with another complaint about a second loss or incident linked to the prior event.
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Muskegon. Mich
Theodis Spencer
Chessman Secures Fifth Stay in Death Penalty Case
Caryl Chessman, convicted in 1948 of kidnapping and attempted rape, was granted his fifth reprieve from San Quentin's gas chamber by Judge William Denman. The stay delays execution while appeals proceed, with hearings likely in about two months. The case spans multiple courts and orders, including Supreme Court denials and habeas corpus petitions. Main Big Inch pipeline details are noted separately: 1254 miles, 24 inches, 4,000,000 barrels capacity.
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Caryl Chessman
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Janes
San Quentin
William Denman
9Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chessman
Oefore
Death Row
U. S. Supreme Court
Smart
9Th Circuit
Louis E Goodman
Goodman
U.S. District Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
State Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Bodin Builds Service Station Corner Sixth and Vt Streets
Bill Bodin plans a new service station on the southeast corner of BIH and Vt Streets and will lease to Sinclair Oil Co. Sinclair gains 90 feet of frontage along Sixth Street while Bodin operates motor cars.
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Bill Bodin
Bih and
Vt. Sts
Sinclair Oil Co
Sinclair
Sixth Street
Bodin
Service station to open by spring with two stalls
Bodin said Tuesday that the contractor P. D. Olmstead will retain 60 feet to be used as a used car lot and that the two stall service station work is to be completed in time for spring operations.
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P. D. Olmstead
Bodin
Grocer in K C Is Shot Resisting Two Bandits
Kansas City report says David M. Dillingham 82 was killed resisting a two bandit holdup at his Jackson County grocery. Stella Dillingham 77 was beaten. she said one bandit struck her and the other shot her husband as she reached for a pistol. The gunmen fled without loot. The Better Vision Institute notes executives spend 15 to 20 hours weekly reading reports and journals.
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Kansas City
David M. Dillingham
Jackson County
Stella
Joe
Better Vision Institute
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