Rosenbergs executed after historic espionage trial
The 1953 executions of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg closed a saga that began with their 1950 arrest for conspiracy to commit espionage. The trial in New York's Foley Square featured Judge Kaufman, who condemned their crime as worse than murder, as appeals and clemency efforts failed under intense public pressure from both sides.
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United Nations bloc to seek sanctions on Israel
Ambassa dor Abdel Monem R of Jordan says the Asian African group will draft a resolution for sanctions or expulsion of Israel for failing to comply with UN resolutions and withdrawals for Egypt. The remarks are part of a wider set of quotes from US officials and other figures.
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Rock N Roll Dancing Banned by Colombian Board of Censors
In Bogota the Board of Censors banned all public exhibitions of rock and roll dancing. The film Rock Around the Clock, which sparked the dance craze among teenagers, was not banned.
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Actress Divorce In Legal Tangle
Actress Anne Nagel faces a legal stalemate in California as she battles a $100 temporary alimony claim and a divorce from Air Force Lt. Col. James H. Kennan. A Superior Court ruling requires her to dissolve the inconclusive 1951 interlocutory decree or drop her $400 monthly separate maintenance suit, with reconciliation within a year nullifying the interim decree.
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Eartha Kitt Misses Lunch Date With Nehru
American singer Eartha Kitt failed to meet Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi. The sultry performer was due in the capital last night and it was unclear if she would be granted another chance for the luncheon engagement.
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Woman Delayed En Route From Tehran Arrives
A Lawton Constitution brief notes a woman failing to arrive as scheduled. She telegraphed from Tehran that she was delayed and would arrive tonight, offering no explanation for the postponement.
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