Cell 2455 Death Row Refusal to Run Ends Chessman’s Run
Caryl Chessman, doomed in the San Quentin gas chamber with only six days to live, continues his memoir Cell 2455 Death Row in a serialized Presa-Telegram installment. The narrative covers his crimes, detours, prison life, family tensions, and his decision to face trial, with vivid scenes of pursuit, escape plots, and prison politics as he awaits execution and negotiates legal maneuvers.
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American River
Sacramento County
State Capitol
California
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Presa- Telegram
Cease-Fire Approved in France
The French National Assembly approved the Indochina cease-fire by a sweeping 471 to 14 vote. Premier Mendes France credited decisive action by Bidault, while Bidault’s party abstained. In Hanoi, Vietminh and French delegates agreed to limit attacks until the cease-fire on July 27. India, Canada, and Poland were invited to form the supervising commission.
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Joseph Laniel
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Mendes-France
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Trung Gia
North Vietnam
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Hanoi
New Delhi
Tadie
International Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Nehru
Rhee To Fly To Washington For Aid Talks
Syngman Rhee announces plans to fly to Washington with a delegation to seek greater economic and military aid from President Eisenhower. He criticizes misused reconstruction funds and hints at softer language on unification while suggesting UN pressure may help move North Korea toward withdrawal. The Rhee entourage departs Seoul Sunday aboard Gen. Hulls private plane and arrives in Washington Monday night.
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Seoul
Far Easy
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Constellation
Pitfall as Woman Driver Traps Official in Manhole
Kemp, village commissioner of public works in Main Ip on, lowered himself into a manhole on Main St to inspect a broken water main when an unidentified woman driver backed a station wagon over the hole. The dumper struck his head and the wheels pinned him, leaving him trapped for 20 minutes and needing 20 stitches.
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Free Diver Bacterial Endurance Record Set On Ocean Floor
Paul Fisher, the 26 year old New Yorker, spent over 24 hours on the seafloor near Key Largo, emerging at 3 10 p m with blue wrinkled skin and fatigue but no lasting harm. Using a new Deep Air breathing apparatus, he camped 80 feet below the reef, eating, drinking, and receiving supplies from surface associates while sharks drifted overhead.
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McCarthy Abandons Demand for Access Clearances
Senator McCarthy said he would stop asking the Pentagon to clear his aides for secret information after the Defense Department refused to clear Thomas W. Lavienia for classified documents. Lavienia, defending the FBI based concerns, said a 1943 Secret Service role in probing a plot against Franklin D. Roosevelt led to the denial. The panel kept Lavienia on staff in a limited role pending clearance.
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Japanese Release 2 Pilgrimage Ships to Indonesia
Two 8000 ton freighters built to carry pilgrims to Mecca were released to the Indonesian government after a $600,000 payment on a $4.8 million bill. Kyodo reported delivery was delayed as Indonesia arranged payment terms. The ships can reach 17 knots.
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Dulles Sees Peace in Indochina Shaping Cold War
Secretary of State Dulles outlined two core conclusions after the Geneva Indochina settlement. The United States and allies can act quickly to prevent Communist conquest in broader Asia, using military, political, and economic measures. He warned Russian proposals for broader settlements are propaganda and that the Indochina settlement reflects military realities. Dulles urged focusing on future opportunities to stop northern Viet Nam from expanding communism, while criticizing Soviet cooperation as negative and noting failed East-West disarmament talks.
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