Double Turncoat Back in Cell in Treason Trial
Otto John, once West German intelligence chief and controversial figure, faces another round in his treason case as the Supreme Court upholds an arrest order. He remains jailed in Mannheim since December 23, 1955, with a new psychiatric exam ordered to resolve defenses before possible summer trial.
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Karlsrube
Germany
Otto John
Supreme Court
Onder
John
Joachim Loesdau
Mariner Girl Scouts Prepare for National Roundup
Long Beach area Mariner Girl Scouts practice at El Ranchito Carson Street and Bellflower Boulevard for the Senior Girl Scouts national roundup June 29 to July 30 in Detroit. They set up shelters, pack gear, and work on the American Girl Police dance. Five thousand girls from across the United States and possessions will attend in a wilderness park beside a lake, with food and charcoal provided.
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Mariner
Long Beach
el Ranchito
Carson St
Bellflower, Blvd
Detroit
American Girl Police
United States
Iake
Mariner Girl Scouts
Youth Jailed in Threat to Harm Child
A 19-year-old youth, Robert Williams, was arrested at his Temple City home on suspicion of trying to extort $3,000 from the parents of 10-year-old Randy Malone by threatening harm to the child. The parents reported a threatening letter received April 16 with a dismembered body image. Williams admitted sending it but gave no reason.
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Temple City
Robert ©. Williams
Thomas Malone
Malones
Randy
Williams
Unpledged Delegate Chosen by Lake City Republicans
A Lake City area GOP meeting Friday elected an unpledged delegation to represent the party at the Republican national convention in San Francisco on August 20. The action reflects local support for a nonbinding slate to influence platform and key committee choices at the national gathering.
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Lake City
San Francisco
Russia's cash bid to Yugoslavia in cold war shift
U.S. officials report Moscow courting Marshal Tito with nearly 300 million in loans and credits as part of a Kremlin strategy to win neutrality through economic aid. Yugoslavia may receive 54 million in goods credits and 30 million in foreign exchange support, plus 410 million in investment credits, while the U.S. has about 30 million in outright grants this year.
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Washington
Soviet Bloc
Yugoslavia
United States
Yugoalevia
Ito House -Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Marshal Tito
U.S
Kremlin
Stuart B. van Dyke
Inter
Poland
Czechoslovakia
van Dyke
West
Italy
Math Expert Gets Rich AEC Award
Washington The Atomic Energy Commission awarded mathematician ZIchn Von Neumann fifty thousand dollars plus a medal and citation for contributions to electronic brains. Von Neumann, 52, is the first to receive the honor since it was renamed for Enrico Fermi. He has been an AEC member since March 1955 for work on theory design and construction of electronic computing machines used in scientific experimentation.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy )Commission
Zichn von Neumann
Vor
AEC General Advisory Committee
Fermi
von Neumann
AEC
Hungarian Fled Reds Brother Fired at Him
Fritz Hammerl recounted fleeing Hungary with three companions by tractor to Austria after barbed wire clashes. He identified his brother Christoph, a Hungarian border police lieutenant, among those killed or present at the border. Austrian authorities planned a political asylum review as doctors examined the body and investigated the shooter and circumstances.
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Vienna
Austria
Kennebec
Dash
Teramyiguas
Frank
Naiman
Hungary
Free
Friedrich
Fritz) Hammer
Christoph
Ferher
Fritz
Nickelsdorf
Hammerl
Marilyn Maxwell Welcomes First Baby in Santa Monica
Actress Marilyn Maxwell gave birth to her first child, a son named Mathew Paul, at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. Maxwell and baby are reported doing well. she is married to screen writer Jerry Davis.
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Santa Monica
Marilyn Maxwell
Mathew Paul
St. John's Hospital
Miss Maxwell
Jerry ,Davis
Jury to See Graham Confession on Bomb
Denver jury hears that John Gilbert Graham signed a forced confession to the 1944 airliner bombing that killed 44 people including his mother. District Judge McDonald ruled the statement voluntary and admissible, while Graham testified it was coerced by fear for his wife. A seven man five woman jury heard the lengthy debate over voluntariness before the confession is read.
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Graham
Denver
FBI
John Gilbert Graham
Joseph M
Grahzim
Gloria
EBL
United Air Lines
Longmont
Cole
Bert Keating
Jane
Daisie E. King
Keating
Damper Comes On New Mexico Blaze Near Sacramento
About 8 000 acres burned in southern New Mexico with winds easing. Over 1 000 firefighters held the line near Sacramento while preventing damage to property. Evacuations were considered but not carried out for Sacramento and Weed as the fire stalled in the Lincoln National Forest.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Mexico
Imountain
Lincoln ‘National ‘Forest
Sacramento
New Mexico
Australian Canberra jets to fly to United States
A force of Australian Air Force Canberra jet bombers will visit the United States in May for three weeks. Five planes will undertake the first long range overseas flight by Australian built jets leaving Amberley Base near Brisbane on May 12. They will join Armed Forces Day celebrations at Bolling Field Washington Randolph Field and Nellis Air Force Base after routing via San Francisco and Omaha.
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Australia
United States
Air
A. G. Townley
Ambereley
Brisbane
U. S. Air
Force
Nathan Twining
Washington
San Francisco
Omaha
Bolling Field
Ear Washington
Randolph Field
Tex
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Cheaper, More Energy Atom Smasher Concept Emerges
Princeton physicist O Neill discusses a new design for a huge atom smasher that could reach energies four times higher than current machines at lower cost. The idea envisions two proton beams colliding from opposite directions to maximize energy efficiency, potentially advancing plans for 2 to 3 billion electron volt scale machines and expanding capabilities toward 20 billion electron volts.
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O'Neill
Princeton ‘University
Brookhaven
Atomic Energy” Commission
Princeton
University , of Pennsylvania
United States
Berkeley
Calif
Russia
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