False Tips Slow Pen Break Hunt in Detroit Area
Police pursue two remaining escapees from a Michigan prison break. Usiondek, a dangerous teen aged suspect, and Dowling, a convicted burglar, were the focus after tips led to a Southwest Detroit area search and a capture that proved groundless.
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PLA
Igeman
Michigan
Danrge
Wes Roman Usiondek
Perecopath
Robert Dowling
Ourglar
Usiondek
Sec
Lion
Detroit
Wtme
Ray Girardin
Detroit Times
Joseph Rocco
Ford to Run Again for Supervisor
LOS ANGELES D A Ford chairman of the County Board of Supervisors announced his candidacy for reelection. He said he would seek support from the Third District on a five point platform to deliver better living, improved facilities, and democracy. He pledged action on smog, traffic, minority tensions, labor relations, and county services for the needy and aged.
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Los Angeles
Joh Uinson Ford
County Board of Supervisors
Ford
Youngest girl wins annulment in Milwaukee divorce court
In Milwaukee a 15 year old girl, Marie Sphererelinsen, obtained an annulment of her marriage from Circuit Judge Michael T. Sullivan. She had married 23 year old John N. Johnson last August, claiming she told him she was 18. The court notes reflect the unusual case as the youngest person to appear in its records.
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Milwaukee
Mishael T. Sullivan
Marie Sphcerelinsen
John N. Johnson
Marle
Monay
Johnson
Appeals Court Weighs Jurisdiction in Killing Case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals opened with questions about pursuing Robert W Toth on murder charges in Korea as a civilian and whether military law applies. The Air Force argued authority to act while the defense claimed civilian jurisdiction and the absence of a court martial. Bond set at 1000 dollars.
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U.S
Washington
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert W. J'Soth
John J. McGrath
Pme
McGrath
Toth
Atty
Oliver Gasch
Air Force
Toth Nowy
Austria to Send Observers to Big Four Parley
Vienna says Chancellor Julius Raab announced Austria will send observers to Berlin next month if invited to the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Western powers propose January 4 as a meeting date. Russia has not agreed. Rash expects Austria may gain a chance to discuss its long delayed independence treaty amid possible Russian participation.
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Austria
Chanecallor
Julius Raab
Berlin
Rash
Russia
Stassen Says West Defenses Increased in 1953
Harold E. Stassen, head of Foreign Operations Administration, said on Monday that free world nations substantially increased defenses against communism in 1953 while setting new industrial production records. He cited agency reports worldwide and credited national efforts with most gains, noting Eisenhower policies contributed to some extent.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Free World Nations
Stassen
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Speace
State Dulles
Broscow
National Press Club
United Nations
IEE
Condon Loses TV Time Fight Over Communist Affilia tions
Rep Robert L Condon D Calif loses bid to force KGO TV to grant him telecast time to answer charges of Communist associations. Superior Judge Kaufman rules no oral contract existed and station did not commit to airing him. Condon disputed Blodgett's testimony before HUAC.
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Ile
Robert L. Condon
D-Calif
Kgo-Tv
Herbert C. Kaufman
Condon
Charles’ ‘Blodgett
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Blodgett
New Radar Plane to Scan Skies
The Air Force will train pilots next week to fly a new Flying Radar Station, a Super Constellation equipped for high altitude radar tracking and coastal defense. The first aircraft, RO W21-C, was delivered to McClellan Air Force Base and will not patrol for five to six weeks. The craft features an eight foot dome height finder radar on its back and a belly bay with devices to measure speed and direction, enabling detection beyond fixed radar coverage.
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Sacramento
Calif
Air Force
McClellan Air Force Base
Western Air Defense Command
Burbanks
Pacific
Nine Escape When Big Bomber Crashes at Patuxent
Nine crewmen escaped when a four engine bomber, PB-1W converted from a B-17, crashed near the Patuxent River Naval Air Station during a ground approach. Ground control warned off, but power failure kept the plane from gaining altitude and it struck the rear door. The aircraft was demolished and jewelry was stolen from a residence during the incident.
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Patuxent River Naval Air Station
Ruth Gregon
Alamitos
Death rulings in Kiln massacre trials reach eight more
Nairobi Kenya Supreme Court sentences eight Kikuyu men to death for murder in the Lari massacre case. Three additional defendants, found guilty but too young, are detained under governor's supervision. Earlier hearings yielded 16 death sentences and 40 acquittals. The Mau Mau attack at Lari near Kiambu Reserve killed at least 150.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Kenya Supreme Court
Lart
Lari
Kia
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