Turncoat Goes Home Planning To Be Minister
Edward Dickenson 27, a former CSI collaborator, left Ft. Leavenworth to return to Virginia with plans to become a Baptist minister. He will visit his sisters in St. Louis and his brother in Knoxville before heading to Big Stone Gap. He denied wrongdoing, claimed some will support him, and said he hopes to find work in Nashville to attend Baptist Bible College.
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Kansas City Star
Korea
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Former State Woman Weds Oilman Hunt
Ruth Rayight, a former Oklahoma woman and mother of four, married oilman H. L. Hunt in a quiet Dallas ceremony at the Lakewood Methodist Church manse. Hunt, 68, twice widowed, was described by Grace Ray of Idabel as among the era’s richest men with holdings valued around 400 million dollars.
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H. L. Hunt
Ruth Rayight
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Hunt
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Idabel
Okla
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Ray
A. E. Wright
New York City
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Oklahoma State University
Life Magazine
United States
Kansas City Fire Victim Sought After Downtown Blast
Salvage crews search the ruins of two downtown buildings after an explosion and fire Saturday night in Kansas City. Allen Glore is missing from the print ship on the Sterling Building roof while Frank Bingham escaped through a window. Fire officials estimate losses exceed 350000 and probe causes of the blast at the Fight-O-Four Grand Building.
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Allen Glore
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Sterling
Frank Bingham
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Grand Ave
Edgar M. Grass
Influenza Fatalities Rise in Japan Surpass Five Hundred
A Welfare Ministry official reports 459 deaths from influenza and notes the disease is sweeping across Tokyo and other regions with a growing toll as the season continues.
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Japan
Nixon Warns of Nonmilitary Communist Offense
Vice President Richard Nixon warned at the National Council of Catholic Youth convention that the Khrushchev Manifesto signals a plan to overthrow free governments through nonmilitary means and subversive activity. He urged vigilance while noting potential economic, psychological, and diplomatic defenses. The event also named new officers for the youth council.
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Kearny
Jean Miriani
Salt Lake Ciy
John Geismann
St. Louis
Ann Klein
Hartford
Dulles and Brentano End NATO Talks in Washington
Secretary of State Dulles and West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano concluded two days of intensive talks in Washington. Brentano, en route to Italy, said he was deeply satisfied with the discussions on strengthening the North Atlantic Alliance ahead of the Paris NATO summit next month. Differences in nuances were noted, but both sides agreed they were moving in the same direction on key questions.
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Dulles
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Rome
Italy
Christian Pineau
New York
Ying
NATO
Paris
Fire in West Virginia home kills mother and three children
A rural Sutton house was destroyed by a fire blamed on a gasoline mix up with a coal stove. Police say the father poured gasoline into the stove, and a child may have helped by filling the can. The mother and three children died, while the surviving child suffered minor burns and the father is seriously injured.
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Sutton
W. Va
Reds Have Penetrated Congress, Solon Says
Washington reports that Rep Francis E Walter said communists have penetrated congressional committees and offices. He cited economist Wilfred Lumer as an example and said Lumer testified under oath about party membership while invoking the Fifth Amendment. Lumer denied being under communist discipline and said he advised several lawmakers since 1933.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Swith
United States Congress
Wilfred Lumer
Limer
Walter
Lumer
Communist Party
Office of Price Administration
Munist
Hlesea
Waller
Congress
Plane Crash Kills Four Guardsmen in Alaska
JUNEAU Alaska The bodies of four Alaska Air National Guardsmen killed in a plane crash during a snowstorm near Gustavus will be flown to Anchorage. The C47 transport returning seven guardsmen from a San Francisco conference crashed 20 miles west of Juneau. crew deaths were four all Anchorage residents. Five survivors are hospitalized. two released.
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Tey Strait
Anchorage
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Here
Glacier Bay National Monument
St. Ann's Hospital
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San Francisco
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Gustavus
Robert E.kalader
Dennis V. Stamey
Floyd §. Porter
S'Sel
David
O. Dial
Eisenhower Hat Linked to President’s Campaign Gift
W C H Collins an Assembly of God minister says he acquired a battered fedora from an apartment house porter. The hat bears a fading gold stamp with Dwight D Eisenhower and is tied to a woman who worked in his first campaign.
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Dallas
Eisenhower
Siberian tanker launched in Kobe by Kawasaki Dockyard
A 38,750-ton Siberian tanker was launched at Kawasaki Dockyard in Kobe, Japan, for Ocean Oil Associates of New Jersey. The ship, powered by a 46,500 horsepower turbine, cost about 5.93 million dollars to build and is to be delivered to the New York-based company.
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Kawasaki Dockyard. Co
Ocean Oil Associates, Inc
New Jersey
New York
Searate
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