Bishop Pinger Returns After Five Years in China
Bishop Henry Ambrose Pinger, freed from Shanghai captivity on his 77th birthday, described harsh internment under the Communists and said he lost weight but stayed healthy. He noted no formal charges and recalled mild treatment while awaiting release.
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AP Correspondent Freed by Hungary Reds
AP correspondent Endre Marton will be freed from prison today with full clemency. He and his wife Ilona were jailed on spying charges for U.S. intelligence. The Martons, both Hungarians, faced six year and three year terms respectively after a 1955 arrest and November trial.
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Lacy Named to Promote Red Contact
Washington reports Lacy, former ambassador to Kigrea, named special assistant to Secretary Dulles to promote cultural and other contacts with Curtain countries. Eisenhower approves NSC plan for more exchanges to foster better global understanding and peace. Lacy, 40, longtime Foreign Service officer, serves on the State Department examiners board. home in Ellwood, Virginia.
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Uranga surrenders as Peron plotter amid siege in Buenos Aires
In Argentina, Gen Juan Jose Uranga, a former military leader in Peron’s overthrow, surrendered after a siege at his Buenos Aires home. Authorities reported several arrests, and Uranga accused Aramburi of insincerity on elections. The event followed tensions within Lonardi’s provisional government and included heavy police deployment. Meanwhile in the U.S., the Atomic Energy Commission announced a broadened plan to train nuclear reactor engineers via college programs to reach 240 trainees annually, with contracts to be signed for classes starting March 1957.
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Notorious Tenant Title Changes in London Film
In London the working title for a film was revised from Notorious Tenant to Notorious Landlords. The script remains unchanged and production continues under the new title.
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Veteran Plans Sale of Theodore Roosevelt Letter in Tulsa
James Gallagher, an 84-year-old in Tulsa, says he intends to sell a two page letter by Theodore Roosevelt. The missive notes Roosevelt’s push to form a military unit during World War I era. Gallagher, a retired evangelist with heart ailment, explains the letter’s value to buy food.
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