Nehru Predicts Soviet May End Cominform
Nehru, India’s neutralist leader, predicts Soviet Russia may abandon the Cominform, a move seen as easing East West tensions ahead of the Geneva summit. He argues the Cominform clashes with co existence and may automatically fade, following his Moscow visit. Eisenhower cites subversion and satellite issues as Geneva topics.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Soviet Russia
Geneva
Nehru
New Delhi
Cominform
Communist
Bureau of Information
Moscow
Eisenhower
United States
Kremlin
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Europe
Russia
Baltic
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
New York
Funeral Rites for Grandfield Woman Held Soon
Mrs. Fred B. Grant 46 a Grandfield resident died in Frederick hospital at 3 p.m. Tuesday after a two week illness. Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs. Bob Burns of Chicago a granddaughter and grandson. Also her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barritt of Grandfield two brothers Wayne of Grandfield and Winston of Keller Texas. Arrangements pending arrival of daughter from Chicago Mohr Funeral home Grandfield in charge.
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Grandfield
Fred B. Grant
Frederick Hospital
Grant
Bob Burns
Chicago
Ed Barritt
Wayne
Winston
Kellar
Texas
Mohr Funeral Home
Engine Fire Cited in Fatal Mexican DC-3 Crash
In Oaxaca state, an engine fire is reported as the cause of a DC-3 crash that killed 22 aboard Lineas Aereas Unidas flight from Acapulco to Oaxaca City. Technicians say the left engine burned before impact, according to the communications ministry.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca
Communications Ministry
Lineas Aereas Unidas
Acapulco
Oaxaca City
Swiss Court Grants American Pilot Dahl New Trial in Gold Case
The Federal Court of Appeals in Lausanne on Tuesday night granted American pilot Harold Whitey Dahl a new trial on the gold heist case. Dahl, free on bail, piloted the Swiss airplane from Paris to Geneva during the incident.
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Cou.i
Lausanne
Switzerland
Federal Court of Appeals
Harold Whitey Dahl
Dahl
Paris
Geneva
Deaf Mute Slays Wife Wounds Friends Kills Self
In Denver a 26 year old deaf mute killed his wife and herself after wounding two friends in a kitchen ambush. He had separated from Wanda Williams and left a note saying she did not want him back. The four served as close friends due to speech handicaps. An infant son witnessed the attack as shots rang out and a landlady rushed in.
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Denver
Clarence H. Williams
Williams
Wanda
Marlene Hinrichs
Hinrichs
Robert W. Edwards
Eugene
Claude
Gertrude Reid
Edwards
Mrs. Hinrichs
Drouth Parched Tokyo Gets First Rain In Five Weeks
Tokyo drenched by thundershowers ending five weeks of drought as temperatures eased from 90 degrees. Rain provided temporary relief from water shortage fears and cooled the city briefly on Tuesday night.
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Tokyo
Prison Riot Ends Peacefully With Nine Point Treaty
Dr. Thomas Harris, director of state institutions, says signing a nine point agreement with Walla Walla prisoners ended the riot to prevent blood poisoning of hate. He framed the situation as infection control and aimed to isolate leaders in Yakima County Jail for eventual transfer to a mental facility at Medical Lake.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Olympia
Wash
Walla Walla
Thomas Harris
Harris
Yakima County
Medical Lake
Area Men In Service Lt Col Killian Cited For Achievement
Lt Col John J Killian was cited for meritorious achievement in Korea from Sept 7 1954 to June 25 1955 as Chief of the Information Branch Korea Civil Assistance Command He acted as spokesman on controversial issues for two sovereign governments and clarified aid program details to press in support of Civil Assistance Activities of the United States and United Nations Pvt Bill Murray son of C F Murray Jr will be sent to Germany next month for a special school He is stationed at Elm Street address and will transfer to a new assignment.
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John J. Killian
Korea
Korea Civil Assistance Command
Pio
Bill Murray
C. F. Murray Jr
Germany
Pvt
Murray
Senate Extends Defense Production Act Two Years
The Senate voted to extend the Defense Production Act by two years after defeating a Democratic bid to limit the government's use of dollar-a-year businessmen. The House Banking committee recommended a one year continuation and also urged strict limits on those serving government for nominal pay.
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Senate
Defense Production Act
Washington
House Banking Committee
House
Soviets Return Boats To U S Navy
A final group of seven American PT boats sent to the Russian navy in World War II was returned to the U S Navy by the Soviets Tuesday night. The Russians have returned a total of 56 American PT boats and six submarine chasers since July 1.
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Kiel
Germany
U.S. Navy
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United Press
Nevada
Nevada State Prison
Carson City
Charles Russell
E. J. Leverett Agency
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Wolverton
Sheridan Rd
B. J. McFarland
Richard McGee
State of
California
McGee
American Prison Association
Penal Committee
Atrist
John Killian
Pittsburgh Paints
Roaches
Scorpions
Virgil Laird
D. D. Raibourn
Chester McCord
America
Buick
Thrill of
Norton-Kitchens
Buick Co
Lawton, Oklahoma
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