A1 details of a wife’s slaying confession emerged
Everett, a parolee from Georgia, confessed to breaking into Mrs. Jones’s Panama City duplex on Jan 18. He claimed he struck her with a vase, stabbed her, and strangled her with an electric cord, dragging the nearly nude body to a bedroom before the husband found her on return from Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Everett
Georgia Correctional Institution
Panama City
Oklahoma
Joseph R. Jones
Tyndall Air Force Base
Eisenhower Nominates Ex Senator Cooper as India Envoy
President Eisenhower nominated former Republican Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky to be ambassador to India and Nepal. Cooper, 53, would succeed George Allen who was named assistant secretary of state. Cooper lost his re election bid in November to Alben W. Barkley. Nomination awaits Senate confirmation.
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Eisenhower
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
India
Nepal
Cooper
George ¥. Allen
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Ike to Keep Control of Formosa Forces
Senate debate centers on U S defense pledge in Formosa area with White House stressing purely defensive aims. Knowland says resolution not a blank check. Mansfield warns of dangers yet supports Formosa defense. Senate officials question Soviet treaty applicability if hostilities arise. critics fear broad authority while supporters urge firm Pacific stand.
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Joint Chiefs Group
Formosa
White House
United States
Eisenhower
Red
Senate
Red China
Knowland Calif
Knowland
U. S
Dulles
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services Committee
Sen
Bender
R.ohia
Pacific
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Asia
Wiley
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Pescadores
National Security Commission of the American Legion
The
Legion’s Women's Forum
National Security
Free World
California
Oregon
Washington
China
Jury Inquiry Begins in Death of Mrs. Mildred Hain
The Orange County Grand Jury opened a probe into the death of Mildred Marie Hain 33 of 607 South Flower Street after she was reportedly struck near Newport and Valencia streets. Pasadena police officers testified about questioning Rufus Carter 48 of National Securities Co who said his car had hit the woman. Carter and Marine Sgt. William Query were subpoenaed along with Glenn Davis and other officers who will report findings to the grand jury.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
Grand Jury
Mildred Marie Hain
S. Flower St
Newport Ave
Valencia St
Here
Pasadena
Jan C. Menning
Don Harding
Rufus Carter
Carter
T ‘O
Hain
U.S. Marine M
William
Query
Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Facility
Walnut St. Orange
Advertising Week Proclaimed In California By Governor
Governor Goodwin J. Knight designates February 13 to 19 as advertising recognition week. He lauds advertising for raising living standards and expanding consumer choices, notes its role in civil defense recruitment, student courses, and charitable drives. He cites ads driving savings bonds and contributions to Red Cross and Community Chest.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
U.S
Red Cross
Community Chest
Senate debate on Quemoy and Matsu resolutions
Knowland warned amendments by Humphrey and Kefauver would signal a Communist green light to seize Quemoy and Matsu. The senator argued the president’s resolution aims to promote peace in the Pacific and stabilize regional conditions, while decrying the proposed changes as dangerous.
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Jed
Congress
Pacific
Knowland
Senate
Sens
Humphrey
D-Minn
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Quemoy
Matsu
Genius Draft Dodger Rubinstein Strangled Victory and Fall
A controversial financier Rubinstein, nicknamed genius draft dodger, rises from obscurity to wealth through daring deals in Europe and the United States. He consolidates a Paris bank, profits from Japanese market moves, and gains control of Postal Telegraph and Panhandle ventures. Accused of securities fraud, he faces trial but is acquitted by a jury. The narrative traces his lavish risks, explosive profits, and the eventual legal battles around three million dollars in gains.
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Sweden
Serge
England
Cambridge
Switzerland
Rubinstein
Paris
Banque France Asiatique
Pierre Laval
France
Pearl Harbor
Wall Street
Postal Telegraph Co
Western Union
Swbinstein
Panhandle Producing and Refining Co
Internal Revenue Department
Securities and Exchange Act
Illinois Rules Cannot Live in Resort and Draw Pay
Illinois rules bar claimants from collecting unemployment when living in resort areas out of state. Samuel Bernstein, commissioner, says 2,600 claims from winter vacation spots are being reviewed. Benefits top at 27 dollars weekly for 26 weeks.
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Illinois
Chicago
Arizona
California
Florida
Samuel C. Berntein
Bernstein
Nosebleed Kills Mother and Unborn Baby in Montana
A Nosebleed led to a mother's death and the death of her unborn child in Whitefish, Montana. Mrs. James Roth reportedly lost 17 pints of blood, despite hospital treatment and oxygen therapy. The lumberjack husband and the two-months-from-birth baby were affected, with the mother dying early today.
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Saby
Whitefish
James Roth
Eureka
Montana
Mont
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