U S Reappraisal of Foreign Policy Faces Test over Red China
Washington moves to rework postwar diplomacy as Knowland pushes for United Nations membership for Red China. The question is whether, if allies admit Red China, the United States should quit the UN and go solo. Officials say the State Department favors staying with the UN and allies.
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U S and Britain Press France Over European Defense Plan
In London US and British experts draft a joint program to grant West Germany near sovereignty in their zones and move to replace the Bonn High Commission with separate embassies if France does not ratify the European army plan. The move would place pressure on France to exit its zone.
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Area Sees Surge in Traffic Crashes Over Long Weekend
Over Independence Day weekend area police logged numerous crashes with several injuries. Lancaster post reported five accidents three with injuries. Athens post ten with no injuries. Sheriff and city units recorded few injuries but multiple wrecks and minor to moderate vehicle damage.
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Stanley Shaffer Jr
Laurelville Rt. 1
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Clyde D. Cavince
Rockbridge
Rt. 180
Rooster Fight Raided Near Circleville In Ohio
Pickaway County Sheriff reports a Sunday raid on an open-air cockfighting pit five miles southeast of Circleville. One arrest, Leonard Boysel, charged with promoting cockfighting, fined $75 and jailed 10 days with suspended sentence due to his wife’s pregnancy.
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Leonard Boysel
Justice of the Peace
Walter Heise
Boysel
Clark Cleared By Probers But Criticized For Silence
A House subcommittee released a disputed report finding no conclusive evidence of wrongdoing by Justice Clark during his time as attorney general and Supreme Court justice, while criticizing his refusal to testify. Rep. Byron G. Rogers faulted Chairman Keating for an unreleased, political report. The 135 page document offered minority views but no signatures.
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Republicans Claim Record Senate Hearings In 1950s Debate
Senate Republicans say the current Congress has enacted more bills of national importance than recent Democratic terms and pledge focus on a constructive program. Democrats counter that GOP offers little new, noting social security groundwork and tariff-extension debates as Truman-era foundations and criticising trade policy surrender.
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Knowland
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House
Congress
Sparkman
Thieves Loot Allen Grocery On E Main Street
Police investigate a burglary at the Allen Grocery on E Main St. about 5 a.m. Thieves stole 15 to 20 dollars in merchandise including comic magazines candy cigars knives jewelry combs and flashlights. A fingerprint was found on a flashlight at the scene. Suspects are being investigated.
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Stabbing at Zaleski Tavern Hospitalizes Young Man
Charles Amick a 20 year old from Columbus was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital with a chest stab wound after a midnight brawl at Johnny's Tavern in Zaleski Emmett Lowe aged 51 of Columbus was arrested on the stabbing charge and scheduled for an early hearing in Vinton County magistrate court A McArthur physician said Amick was nearly ready for release as of this morning per the sheriff's office.
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Guatemala Junta Rejects Communists Moves to Gain Recognition
The five man junta led by Elfego Monzon and Carlos Castillo Armas repudiates Arbenz era ties with the Communist bloc and seeks diplomatic ties with Western nations. They plan to rejoin ODECA and back OAS and the UN, while jailing 2,000 communist suspects and preparing new confinement facilities. Costa Rica and El Salvador have offered formal relations.
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Murder at Lake Erie Estate Stuns Bay Village
In Bay Village near Cleveland the 31 year old Marilyn Sheppard was found slain in her bed at a lakeside home as her husband Dr Samuel Sheppard an osteopath 30 is treated for injuries. Deputy Carl Rossbach leads the probe seeking a blunt weapon possibly pulled into Lake Erie amid narcotics insinuations. The couple married in 1945 and awaited a child next fall amid a baffling case with their seven year old son nearby.
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Bay View Hospital
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Cleveland
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Los Angeles
Nevada Desert Earthquake Tops Fallon Chimneys, Power Cut
A very strong earthquake centered near Fallon Nevada shook the Nevada desert early today. It toppled chimneys and cut off power in the area, with the temblor described as highly powerful and damaging.
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Mars Lake Vanishes Again Say Japanese Expert
Tokyo reports Japanese Mars expert Tsuneo Saeki notes observations from Osaka that a supposed lake on Mars did not appear during a close approach. He cites that the feature was visible in 1939 under similar conditions, casting doubt on its existence.
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Probe Opens on Army Education Service Indoctrination Efforts
Washington The Senate Internal Security subcommittee began hearings with witnesses questioned about alleged Communist attempts to use the Army education service to indoctrinate GIs during World War II.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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R-Ind
Army Education Service
Czech Reds Seek To Swap 7 Yanks For 3 Escapees
German border police reported Czech authorities offered to swap seven U S soldiers arrested near the border for three Czech laborers who fled to the West. The Americans, six enlisted men and a captain on leave, were halted while sightseeing near Weiden. The Czechs and Germans planned another border meeting as U S officials pressed for the release of the men.
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U. S
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Heidelberg
Buettner
Here
Weiden
Lere
Army
Ohio total exceeds safety council forecast in holiday deaths
Ohio reported 28 total deaths from holiday incidents, 22 on highways and six in other accidents, four more than the Ohio Safety Council predicted. National totals showed 348 traffic fatalities from Friday 6 p m to Monday midnight, well under the council's 430 estimate, with drownings and fireworks deaths contributing to the rise in others.
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National Safety Council
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Dearborn
Associated Press
Three Russian Envoys Ousted In U S Spy Dispute
Washington reports three Russian diplomats expelled in six months for spying. Moscow retaliates by accusing two U S diplomats of espionage and ordering their withdrawal. State Department officials cite evidence but withhold details as tensions rise between Russia and Western powers.
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United States
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