Cherry Blasted For Whispering Campaign In Arkansas Runoff
Arkansas Governor Francis Cherry faces criticism from state Sen. Guy Friday over a so called whispering campaign ahead of the August 10 runoff with Orval Faubus. Faubus denies attendance at Commonwealth College while supporters call Cherry's claim a smear. veteran bloc vows response.
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Ark
Arkansas
Francis Cherry
Guy
Orval Faubus
Cherry
Faubus
Commonwealth College
Mena
House UN- American Activities Committee
Jores
Jones
Starvation victim in Bridgeport had over $6000 found
John J. Panso 75 died of malnutrition at St. Vincent's Hospital after being found unconscious. Police searched his basement flat and found a bankbook showing deposits totaling $6,000 and two uncashed income tax refunds for 1952-1953 totaling $200. The hospital said he had not eaten for about a week.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John J. Panso
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Panso
Bandits Raid Philippine Village In Huk Operation
Forty bandits believed to be Huk dissidents raided San Jose 80 miles north of Manila last night. They looted about 20 homes and kidnapped a policeman and a civilian, distributing leaflets urging inhabitants to join their fight against American imperialism.
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Manila
Huk
San Jose
Philippine News Service
Portuguese Village Seized By Indians
Nationalists led by the Goan People's party seized Selvassa and six other villages in Nagar Aveli district as 3000 march into the town north of Bombay. Police overwhelmed and arms seized as India presses Portugal to pull out of its colonial holdings.
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Bombay
India
Bomay
Selvassa
Nagar Aveli
Subcontinent
Formosa Internal Threat Tense After Executions
United Press reports two Formosan natives were executed last week for conspiring to overthrow the Nationalist government by force. The plot, organized with an underground ring in Hong Kong, aimed to arm aborigines and trigger a revolt if Communist invasion neared Formosa. Authorities say the plot is smashed, but danger remains with Communist forces only 100 miles away.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Formosang
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hong Kong
Formosa Strait
Japan
China
Kai- Shek
Ceylon Plans SEATO Meeting to gauge invite merits
Ceylon Premier Sir John Kotelawela said he will summon the five Colombo powers to sound out views on Britain's invitation to talks in September on SEATO. He said the prime ministers of Ceylon Burma India Indonesia and Pakistan would meet in Rangoon to discuss SEATO merits. An informed source said Nehru may skip the conference.
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Ceylon
John Kotelawela
Britain
Kotelawela
Burma
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
Rangoon
Seato
Nehru
Anthony Eden
Flood Kill Count Rises in Kazvin Region
Etelaat reports 186 bodies recovered in Kazvin flood area northwest of Tehran. Fifteen villages were submerged last Thursday and Friday as rising waters devastated the region.
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Tehran
Iran
Etelaat
Kazvin
Here
Sanity Hearings Open For Dentist In Allegan
In Allegan Michigan the first in a series of sanity hearings begins today in the County Circuit Court to decide if Detroit dentist Kenneth B. Small should be committed to a state mental institution after a five day trial where he was found innocent by reason of temporary insanity in the slaying of Jules Lack a 45 year old New York businessman.
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Allegan
Mich
Detroit
Kenneth B. Small
Dr. Small
Jules Lack
New York
Small
Lack
Suburban Chicago Smokers Stymied by Cigarette Tax Strike
Northlake Illinois dealers halted cigarette sales for two weeks in protest of a cent per pack city tax. Residents faced a mile or more trip to buy cigarettes as stores refused to sell.
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Northlake
Ill
Chicago
World runs on a big stage across multiple cities
Across New York New Orleans and Los Angeles readers learn of varied incidents from employment service notes to a police case involving a bookie wiring and tapping to police headquarters and a bold burglar who used a city hall office and even smoked cigars in the process.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Hohmann
Hohmann
Jail escape linked to bad jail improvements in Wisconsin
Whitehall Wisconsin August 2 1935 Workmen carving a hole in the Trempealeau county jail to lay heating vents created a route for prisoner Henry Knickenderfer to escape. The 51 year old Menomonie man a forgery suspect slipped through a 24 by 12 inch opening made for wiring.
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Whitehall
Wis
Tempealeau County
Henry Knickenderfer
Menomonie
Sunday
State inmate recaptured after escape from Stillwater prison
STILLWATER Minn Aug 2 UP a state wide alert for an escapee was called off when Harrison E Mathews 25 of Bena Minn was recaptured Saturday as he stepped from a twine warehouse on the prison grounds. He had been missing since last Thursday and was nabbed inside the prison complex.
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Stillwater
Minn
Harrison E. Mathews
Bena
The Wandering Albatross Noted for Vast Wingspan
The largest bird with vast wing power is the wandering albatross. One specimen was found with a wingspan of 11 feet 4 inches.
Constitution Still Blocks Red Probers- Sclons Can't Get Together On Law
Washington discusses forced testimony for Fifth Amendment witnesses in the Communist probes. Brownell proposes immunity tied to government immunity grants, arguing it could compel answers. Court challenges loom and timing limits any bill.
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Washington
Congress
Atty
Brownell
Supreme Court
Senate
House Committee
House
Diplomat Immunity Questioned Over Consulate Dog
A hypothetical query in Genoa asks whether a consulate dog has diplomatic immunity after a German Shepherd bit a 25 year old on consular property. The dog allegedly provoked a fever and hospital visit for the victim, while police declined to pursue the matter claiming diplomatic rights.
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Genoa
Italy
Marisa Bernardo
Reds See Communists Pursuing Hard Line Behind Pleas
In a television interview, Under Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith said the new soft line of Russia and Red China is an admission that their bullying tactics failed. He argued the overtures aim to weaken free world solidarity and isolate the United States, and that there are no signs the Communist powers intend to settle as peaceful members of society.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Russia
Red China
America
Smith
United States
Scrap Heap Age and Mileage Raise Auto Question
The typical car heading to the scrap heap is about 14 years old and has logged around 121000 miles, illustrating the wear threshold many vehicles reach before disposal.
Michigan Primary Slated Tomorrow
The death of former Sen Blair Moody leaves Patrick V Mc Namara unopposed for the Democratic nomination to oppose Sen Ferguson who seeks a third term in Michigan.
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Blair Moody
Patrick V. McNamara
Detroit City
Sen
Fergerson
R-Mich
Ferguson
Freedom Crusade Star Pigeon Arrives in U S by Airplane
Leaping Lena, a German carrier pigeon linked to an anti Communist message, landed in the United States after a Europe to U S flight. Lena earlier drifted off course in a German city race and was found in Pilsen Czechoslovakia before returning to Germany with the note urging continued fight against communism signed Unbowed Pilsen.
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Europe
Lena
Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
Germany
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