Eisenhower Campaigns for Health Plan and Case Support
President Eisenhower renewed his push for a health program and endorsed former Rep. Clifford Case for the U S Senate in New Jersey, while backing GOP candidates in Pennsylvania. Hagerty noted Eisenhower’s long support for Case as McCarthy and Case clash over the Senate role. At a Smith memorial dinner, the President spoke on non political themes, praising Al Smith and addressing campaigning issues subtly.
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Tysburg
Pennsylvania
Hisenhower
Congress
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
U. S. Senate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Case
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations Committee
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Washington
al Smith
New York
Three Plead Innocent to Smog Charge
In Long Beach Municipal Court three owners of Terry Apts. 25 Ocean Bird pleaded innocent to operating a smog producing incinerator without a permit from the Air Pollution Control District. Judge Charles T. Smith set a jury trial for the case.
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Long Beach
Charles T. Smith
Terry Apts
Ocean Bird
J. Glenn Harris
Gladys C. Harris
Mettie Jones
Atty
Russell Pray
Air Control District
Howard Nixon
Tom Zeiger
Gordon P. Larson
Trio Indicted in L A Jury Tampering Case
Los Angeles three men Sidney Blau 45 Sidney Fisher 35 and Saul Blau 50 were indicted by the county grand jury on jury tampering charges. The case stems from a conspiracy and grand theft trial that ended in mistrial. investigators say Fisher and Sidney Blau were photographed with two jurors in a cocktail bar and money changed hands during the trial affecting one juror’s vote.
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Los Angeles
Sidney Blau
Sidney Fisher
Civic Center
Saul Blau
Sidney
Fisher
Cleo] Littke
Hillman Harmon
Border Cities Meet Calexico for Second Conference
Chamber of Commerce representatives from El Paso to Tijuana plan a two day Border Cities conference in Calexico. Discussion will cover trade credit customs immigration and tourism issues.
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Calexico
Chamber of Cammerce
Boxter
el Paso
Tijuana
Governor Urges Refinery Hours Change to Cut Smog
Governor asks oil firms to switch refinery burning hours to evening to reduce Los Angeles air pollution. Officials report incinerators contribute 5 to 10 percent of smog, with 6000 attending a Pasadena protest. Knight cites lack of authority to shut plants. Graves criticizes the measure as a gesture while testing proceeds.
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California
Sunshine
Asadena
Los Angeles
Engine Out Forces Navy Transport to Emergency Landing
A four engine Navy transport with 78 passengers and a crew of 10 made an emergency landing at Hamilton AFB California after one engine failed on the final 200 mile leg from Honolulu. Aboard were 11 children and six women, dependents of U. S. military personnel.
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Hamilton Air Force] Base
Calif
UPI
Honolulu
U. S
Polish Seamen Gained Entry Permits to U S
Twenty two Polish seamen who fled after their ships were seized by Chinese Nationalists were granted special entry permits to enter the United States. Attorney General Brownell and Secretary Dulles said the action serves the national interest. The sailors, aboard the freighter Praca and tanker Gottwald, had defected after the seizure on Formosa. The National Catholic Welfare Council said it has secured jobs and homes for them. Acting Secretary Hoover requested sanctuary from the Justice Department.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Atty
Brownell
Dulles
Formosa
Praca
Gottwald
National Catholic Welfare Council
New York
Herbert Hoover
Justice Department
Jury pool nudges toward women in Sheppard case
In Cleveland Judge Edward Blythin presides as the Sheppard murder trial nears, with a jury drawn from ten seated candidates including six housewives and four men, reflecting a female-majority panel as Dr Samuel H Sheppard faces charges of killing his wife Marilyn four months into pregnancy in Bay Village on July 4.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Edward Blythin
Bay’ Village
Educators Debate Federal Aid and Industry Role in Education
Educators and industry leaders clash on funding for education with Scully warning against federal overreach and NAM expressing concern about curriculum influence. McClellan stresses local and state responsibility while industry aims to cooperate, not dictate, education policy.
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Scully
APL
McClellan
NAM
Japan Burma pact to sign peace and reparations deals
Tokyo reports Kyodo News Service said Japan plans to sign a peace treaty and a reparations agreement with Burma around November 5. The disclosure highlights ongoing efforts to settle postwar issues between the two nations.
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Tokyo
Japan
Burma
Kyodo News Service
NATO ministers map plan to fold West Germany into defense bloc
At a London meeting NATO ministers approve proposals to join West Germans and Italians to the Brussels Treaty members in a widened Western European Union. They back plans to control German manpower within NATO and end three‑power occupation of West Germany, restoring sovereignty. Mendes France outlines a Saar settlement path with cabinet backing, seeking rapid terms between France and West Germany and broader postwar European cooperation.
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London
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eden
France
West Germany
Mendes-France
Brussels
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
ST GES gsee _ Mendes-France
Saar
Adenauer
Frontier
Gersmans
Mendes-Frant
Adensuer
Raw liquor permit case links Collins to buyout scheme
In a Sacramento hearing Sam L. Collins testified on behalf of Collins and Mrs. Dupleix who secured a 1952 license. Underwood testified that a Buena Park bar operator learned of a license path via Collins. He paid $7,400 to an attorney and received $1,500 back, with Collins affirming the deal.
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Collins
Underwood
Fullerton
Pause
County Board of Equalization Liquor Control Office
Bride in Row After Wedding Feast Causes Fatal Harm
Snow Hill Maryland case: Jake Robinson began a 10 year term for breaking his wife's neck after a wedding feast where a billy goat was the main course. State's Attorney John L. Sanford Jr. says the 45-year-old man beat his wife, slept, then returned to work. wife died later. Sanford notes the couple drank wood alcohol and wine. Robinson was convicted of manslaughter.
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Snow Hill
Jake Robinson
John L. Sanford Jr
Sanford
Robinson
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