Dulles Rejects Soviet Precondition For Foreign Ministers Meet
Secretary of State Dulles denounced Soviet demand for unconditional surrender of national security practices as a precondition for a four power conference. He warned the United States Britain and France may consider talks on Germany and Korea without Russia, and said West Germany’s Adenauer must be consulted on steps to restore sovereignty.
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Britain
France
Germany
Korea
Russia
Konrad Adenahier
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Huring
Lake Ontario
Hinally
Brownell to Issue New White House Spy Charge Response
Washington report says Atty. Gen. Brownell plans a written statement on the Harry Desier White case. Truman rejected comment and declined a news conference. Democratic chair Mitchell challenged the administration to present charges to a grand jury, with Brownell not commenting.
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Browgell
Harry Desier White
Treasury
Truman
FBT
White House
White
Justice Department Aids
Brownel
Pal Hen Brownell
New York
Fenale
Truman Cepied
The
United
Stephen A. Atitchell
Wisenhower
Brownell
Mitchell
James Hagerty
CBS
Ibn Saud Dies as Richest Monarch in the World
King Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud, ruler of Saudi Arabia and wealthiest man, died at 10 a.m. after a heart ailment. Crown Prince Saud, 48, succeeds. Prince Faisal becomes crown prince. Ibn Saud, about 73, led desert wars to unite Nejd and Hejaz into a vast oil empire and fathered 40 sons and many daughters.
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Saud Arabia
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
Saud
Faisal
Ibn Sauth
Mohammed
Mecca
West
Ibn Saud
Middle East
Abdulaiz Ibn Abdul Rahman al Maisal al Saud
Nejd
U S Presses U N for Disarmament Change of Mind by Soviet Rulers
The United States urged the United Nations to pursue disarmament and world peace through a change of mind and attitude by Soviet rulers. Henry Cabot Lodge stated the Korea war and Soviet notes hinder disarmament but urged concrete steps and security assurances. He warned that genuine disarmament requires reduced world tensions and a shift away from Communist imperialism.
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United States
U. N
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge
Korea
Germany
Lodge
Soviet Union
Free World
Ashhey
Weather Outlook Sees Scattered High Clouds and Sunshine
The forecast calls for scattered high cloudiness and mostly sunny days through Tuesday. Patchy night and morning fog along the coast with cooler afternoons.
Tragedy Ends Family Outing On Mud Island
A man and his sister-in-law died after sinking in mud on Black Island near the Houston ship channel during a cold night outing. Surviving husband and bride reached firmer ground. Coast Guard and Air Force rescued others including the helicopter evacuation to Ellington Air Force Base. The island, submerged at high tide, is described as a dangerous mud flat.
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Coast Guard
Air Force
Island
Houston Ship Channel
WT. Lee Jr
Green's Bayou
Nell Lakey
Sheldon
Ellington Air Force Trial
Jover
Lakey
Leakey
Ellington
Black Island
FBI finds ransom currency from Greenlease case in Michigan
FBI agents recovered a $20 bill in Petoskey and a $10 bill in Detroit from the missing Greenlease ransom money totaling six hundred thousand dollars. The case ties to Robert Krauser of Kansas City and to Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and killing Bobby Greenlease.
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Mich
Philo Wakeford
FBI
Detroit
Michigan
Henry J. Krouser
Robert
Greensease
Kansas City
Bobby
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
St. Louis
Hall
Heady
BM Krauser
Detroit Times
The
Detroit News
Chicago
Siamese Twins Born to Mother in Holland
In Leewarden Netherlands two baby girls joined at the stomach were born to Mrs S De Vries Klompstra of Oenkerk. They weighed 12 pounds and were taken to the hospital here where doctors said operating was premature.
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Leeuwarden
Netherlands
S. de Vries-Klompstra
Oenkerk
First Opinion Delivered by Warren on Longshore Damage Case
Chief Justice Warren authored his first Supreme Court opinion upholding damages for an illiterate longshoreman injured in a shipboard fire. Earl Porsler of Texas City sued under the Federal Longshoremen and Harbor Workers Act after a December 1949 injury. lower courts ruled no timely formal claim. Warren urged liberal construction to meet the act’s purpose and avoid harsh results.
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Warren
Supreme Court
Earl Porsler
Texas City
Texas
Nouston
New Orleans
Used Car Green Tag Sale Opens Late Model Cars Discounted
Used car dealers launch a giant green tag sale with late model vehicles cut by 5100 or more. The Green Tag event highlights cars with a bold windshield tag and runs until Sunday November 13.
Thousands of glass vials wash ashore at Daytona Beach
Police cordon off a 40 mile seashore as thousands of tiny glass vials litter the sand. A chemical test found penicillin and harmless solutions, with no narcotics. A wooden box marked From Pensacola to USS Midway and a Tarawa receipt were found among the debris.
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Fla
Navy
R. R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Pensacola
Midway
Norfolk
Police Seize Stripper Mossadegh With Kidnaped Baby
In Hugo Oklahoma AP report 17 year old former strip leader confessed kidnapping an infant Richard Lee Stammer Felty. Baby safe giggling as mother of the child faces $20000 bond and arraignment. Mossadegh trial continues in Iran with threats and defiant rhetoric amid courtroom turmoil.
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Durant
Okla
Bakehito
Ola
Norma Jean Daunty
Wanda White
Richard Les Stammer
Bokchite
Ohia
FBI
Telaphota
HUGO
Tommie Dene Doughty
Red River Valley
Evansville
Ind
Bokehita
Oklahoma
Mrs. Doughty
Associated Press
D. A. Stovall
Richard Duane Stammer
Bomb Tip Sends Studios Searched in Culver City
Three film studios in Culver City and New York were searched after an anonymous tip claimed bombs were placed at Loews Inc in New York and a Culver City studio. Police said no bombs were found after searches of MGM Loews RKO and Hal Roach properties. The tip mirrored a similar call from five weeks ago with no incident.
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New York
M. H. Martin
Loew's, Inc
Loew's
MGM
RKO
Hal Roach
Martin
Husband Learns Wife Edna Sisen Dies After Surgery
In Tulare County, Sonny Sisen 36 a sheet metal worker and Edna Sisen lifelong lovers who married 16 years ago and raised two children in Modesto faced a heart condition. After a seven hour operation at the University of California Hospital Sonny received a phone call announcing Edna death and collapsed.
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Eden
Wiliam
Sonny Sisen
Tulare County
Sonny
Varsity of California Hospital
Modesto
Edna
Beaten Body Found in Rail Yards Near Los Angeles
A middle aged unidentified man was found beaten and bound with wire inside a boxcar at the Southern Pacific Freight yards in Los Angeles. He appeared to have died several hours earlier and wore a railroad worker’s blue denim jacket and jeans.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
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