FBI case links UCLA coed to underground group
FBI agents connected Marlon L. Gleason, a 19-year-old UCLA student, to a suspected communist network led by Martha Stone and Morris Balken. Stone, once a New Jersey Communist leader, went underground in 1951 and faced charges for supporting overthrow of the U S government. Balken urged leniency for a defendant fined for speeding, and the couple’s court appearance was set in New Haven along with other related indictments.
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FBI
Martha Stone
van Iuyssic
Morris W. Balken
Communist Party
Ucla
Pronx
Balken
New Haven
Conn
Marion
Thea Balken
U. S
U.S
Julius Stone
Brooklyn
Paterson
N. J
Emil Asher
Asher
New Jersey Communist Party
NBC Denies GOP Shorted on Free Time
NBC president iPl Sylvester L Weaver Jr says Nixon was misinformed about NBC denying free time to answer Stevenson. Weaver details prior GOP and Democratic free-time offers and confirms NBC broadcast speakers including Brownell Culpation and Ackins, with Stevenson also airing.
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New York
iPl
Sylvester L. Weaver Jr
National Broadcasting Company
Richard M. Nixon
NBC
Adlai E. Stevenson
Weaver
Nixon
Leonard Hall
Hall
Stephen Mitchell
Republican National Committee
Stevenson
Two Republicans Help Motorist In Cedar Falls
Fire Chief Rick Kennison and Fire Captain Dale Holmes aided a motorist with a flat tire in Cedar Falls Iowa and learned the driver was Democratic Senator Guy M Gillette. He offered payment but the firefighters refused noting two good Republicans.
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Cedar Falls
Towa UK
Rick Kennison
Dale Holmes
Guy M. Gillette
Gillette
Do not follow others as you would have them do unto you
A compact saying urges personal integrity and reciprocal respect, noting that tastes and judgments vary among people and should be treated with consideration rather than imposition. It emphasizes self restraint when critiquing others opinions or choices.
Recess Delays Ruling on Sheppard Juror
Cleveland trial on Osteopath Samuel Sheppard murder case pauses as juror James Manning, a convicted sex offender, may be replaced by an alternate amid debates over his background. Judge Blythin may discharge Manning under Ohio law if disqualification occurs before case submission. Alternate jurors are Jack H. Hansen and Lois H. Moncini while trial proceeds Wednesday morning.
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Cleveland
James H. Manning
Sheppard
Manning
Samuel H. Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Lo Pretty
Assistan
John J. Mahon
William J. Corrigan
Jack HH. Hansen
Lois H. Moncini
Mahon
Nobel Prizes At Stake And US Far East Command Change
An American chemist and two German physicists top Nobel Prize candidates for 1954 chemistry and physics. Linus Pauling, 53, of Caltech Pasadena, wins chemistry for chemical bond research. Max Born and Walter Bothe named physics contenders. In the Far East, Gen Maxwell Taylor named to head all ground forces in Japan, Okinawa, and Korea, with 9th Corps moving to Japan and Lt Gen Thomas F. Hickey taking command of the 9th Corps, shaping a redefined U S military posture in the region.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockholm Expressen Seid
Linus Pahling
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Max Horn
University of Edinburgh
Walter Bothe
Max Planck Institute
Heidelberg
West Germany
Swedish Academy of Science
Seoul
United States
Far East
Maxwell
Taylor
Japan
Okinawa
Korea
U. S. 8th.Army
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Thomas F. Hickey
Eral
Army Forces
Far East J
Camp Zama
John E. Hull
U. S
Army
Navy
Air Force
8Th Amny
Pacific
U.S
24Th Division
1St Marine
7Th Army
Hickey
Sendai
Tower
Batista Party Celebrates as Strong Man Takes Lead in Cuba Vote
In Havana Maj. Gen. Tulgencio Batista led early returns as Grau San Martin withdrew Sunday night. Army and electoral tribunal tallies showed Batista ahead with about six hundred thousand votes versus Grau’s roughly one hundred thirty thousand in partial counts from most polling places. Grau supporters reportedly ignored the boycott call amid claims of intimidation.
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Batista Party
Cuba
Havana
Tulgencio Batista
Batista
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau
Army
Rafael Guas Inclan
Ter
Use the Crosswalk Campaign by 2nd Army Division
In Lewis Washington pedestrians are urged to use crosswalks as part of a traffic safety campaign. A sign erected by GW Men for the 2nd Army Division reads Use the crosswalk Avoid that run down feeling urging walkers to pause at intersections.
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FT. Lewis, Wash
2Nd Army Division
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