Colorado Supreme Court Tests Cameras in Closed Telecast
Colorado high court weighs Canon 35 photography ban as courtroom cam eras are wheeled in for a closed circuit telecast to decide if cameras can be used in other chambers. Testimony from radio and TV groups questions decorum and public access, with witnesses from KTIV Sioux City and Colorado stations noting unobtrusive filming and broader public interest.
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American Bar Association
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National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
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Actress Judy Garland Drops Divorce Suit in Hollywood
Judy Garland has returned home and will drop her divorce suit against producer Sid Luft. Luft says she visited her sister then came back Saturday and they spoke, concluding they had been at cross purposes. Garland had moved out Friday and filed for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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Antarctic Oasis Claim Reported by Moscow Radio
Moscow radio reports Soviet scientists explored a 200 square mile Antarctic oasis where midday temperatures reach 77 degrees and primitive plant life exists. The broadcast notes high solar radiation and rock heat melting snow in early spring with no further details provided.
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London
Moscow Radio
Union Merger Takes Hold in Florida Stop
In Miami Beach AFL-CIO leaders push the new merger toward stability amid ongoing bickering. George Meany and Walter Reuther back federal education aid with safeguards against segregated schools, while James Hoffa disputes nonproduction work jurisdiction.
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Walter Reuther
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CIO
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Reuther
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Congress
Detroit
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Teamsters Union
Scout Citizenship Day Assignment List Finalized
The final list of Scout Citizenship Day assignments for Fort Sill and Lawton was announced as Lawton marks the 46th Scout ing celebration. Tex McCoy said unplaced Scouts should contact their Scoutmaster. Fort Sill names include Billy Masterson and others. Lawton entries cover numerous sponsors and local organizations. Scouts must report for classes then meet hosts at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Boy Scout Hut building 52 to meet Lt. Col. Arthur J. Matheny and receive assignments.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
Tex McCoy
Robbery of Wynn Home Is Explained
The disappearance of neckties stage costumes and a trick violin from Ed Wynn's home has been explained. Wynn notified police that the items were taken from a vacated house. A frantic mother alerted Wynn to the thiefs identity and location. the culprit was friends of Wynn's stepson aged 10.
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Los Angeles
Ed Wynn
Wynns
Wynn
Jay
Roofer Finally Gets Job Falls To Death
Robert Bustos, a roofer, had recently found work after a long unemployment period. A patrolman delivered the fatal news to Mrs. Bustos, discussing a fall from a third story roof that killed him as her son Michael prepared for his third birthday.
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San Francisco
Robert Bustos
Quotes From News TUSCALOOSA Folsom on racial differences riots
Gov James E Folsom comments on racial differences and University of Alabama riots as a result of such feelings. He says it is normal for all races not to be overly fond of each other including black white yellow and red races. In Detroit Deputy Prime Minister Norton touts Ireland tourism and urges Irish Americans to return home every ten years to boost economy and promote Irish whiskey.
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Ala
James E. Folsom
University of Alabama
Detroit
William Norton
Ireland
Adlai Stevenson's Indignation At Truman Communism Charge
Los Angeles reports Adlai Stevenson rebuking Republican charges that the Democratic administration was soft on communism. He declares it indignant and contemptible to imply former President Truman is soft on communism.
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Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Fishermen doctors near Duluth lure travel for baby delivery
Mrs Arthur Madsen recalls a detour of 150 miles by snowmobile snowshoes dog sled car and bus to Joliet for childbirth. She joked maybe one doctor would deliver the baby free in exchange for a fishing trip.
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Duluth
Minn
Arthur Madsen
Joliet, Til
Fire And Brimstone Precede Sermon
An oil burner explosion filled All Saints Episcopal Church in Boston with soot as Rev. G Paul Musselman of New York prepared to preach on the devil. No one panicked and after a 15 minute smoke cleanup the service resumed. Musselman quipped that the devil might have heard the sermon topic.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
G. Paul Musselman
New York
Mr. Musselman
Ice rescue at Lake Sabbatia in Taunton saves six
A 13 year old boy named Masterson broke through the ice on Lake Sabbatia and five would be rescuers also fell in. A human chain formed and all six were hauled ashore in the rapid sequence of events.
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Taunton
Mass
John Masterson
Lake Sabbatia
Britain May Have Hung Last Killer
London dispatch notes Britain may have executed the last murderer as public pressure grows against capital punishment. Albert Pierrepoint, the hangman, has been on leave for six months with nine clemencies granted, sparking rallies urging abolition or a suspension. A Commons debate is expected after Eden’s Washington trip, with anti hang bill possible. The Ruth Ellis case and the three falsely imprisoned men intensified the drive. Parliament has flirted with suspending capital punishment, but the Lords vetoed it in 1948 and the Commons again rejected a similar measure last year.
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Washington
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Constitution Adopted on September Seventeenth, 1787
The United States Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787, establishing the framework of the U.S. government. Key figures and states ratified the document, shaping the nation’s legal and political system for centuries.
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United States
Maryland Governor backs Gruenther as Ike successor
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin told an Anne Arundel County Lincoln Day dinner that General Alfred M. Gruenther would be a strong White House choice if Eisenhower declines to run again. Gruenther, who once led NATO forces in Europe, is praised as a statesman and soldier.
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Ike
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Eisenhower
White House
Alfred M. Gruenther
Theodore R. McKeldin
Anne Arundel County
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Massachusetts state song contest proposal advances
Gov. Christian A. Herter is examining a plan for a nationwide competition to pick an official Massachusetts state song. The idea, offered by Senate President Richard S. Furbush, argues that many across the country sing Massachusetts praises and deserve a chance to express it in words and music.
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Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Senate
Richard S. Furbush
Waltham
Beagle Causes Fire Damaging Garage and Doghouse
Brownie the beagle owned by Mr and Mrs Don Smith started a fire by chewing wires in a light bulb heated doghouse. Firemen say the blaze spread to the garage and car, with total damage about 1085 dollars. Mrs Smith rescued the frightened dog.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brownie
Don Smith
Smiths
Truman Won't Be A Delegate But He'll Attend Convention
Former president Truman says he will not serve as a Democratic National Convention delegate this year because he believes someone else should have the honor. At 71, he noted he will still attend the convention, while en route to Independence, Missouri, from the East, telling reporters, I’m going to be there anyway so what’s the difference.
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ST. Louis
Independence
Free 64 page book promises world changing prophecies
A Los Angeles promoter calling himself The Voice of Two Worlds offers a free 64 page booklet titled Beware of These Days detailing prophecies for 1956. He claims mind power and personal improvement methods from Tibet, with no obligation, available from the Institute of Mentalphysics at 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept R-719 Los Angeles California.
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Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
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