U S Captives Dead Hints From Red Refugee
Josef Swiatlo, a former Polish secret police reader now in the West, says he believes Noel and Herta Field, missing Americans, are dead. He cites 1945 interviews with Hungarian authorities and notes officials later refused viewing requests. The State Department disclosed the refugee’s tale amid renewed inquiries into the Fields and Hermann Field, with officials pressing Poland and Hungary for information and release.
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Six Charged With Murder In Missouri Prison Riot
Six ringleaders in a Missouri prison riot are charged with murder after a deadly assault on guard Walter Donnell. The defendants, including Rollie M and Don Williams DeLano, faced authorities as the riot damaged seven buildings and injured fans.
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TEAM PLAY DOES IT Airman Reunited With Lost Korean Dog
Airman Jim Thormabien reunites with his fox terrier Skashee, lost in Korea, after Skashee survived days in a crate with no food or water. The dog was cared for by Dr LT Naylor at his San Francisco animal hospital before a reunion arranged locally.
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U.S. Army Psychiatrists Clash Over Batchelor Case
Testimony at the court martial of Cpl Claude Batchelor in Texas centers on whether he was mentally deranged or coerced by Communist captivity. Witnesses from Walter Reed and Baltimore discuss Batchelor’s mental state and his supposed “induced political psychosis.”
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Walter Reed Medical Center
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Atom Plan Expected 3rd on U.N. Agenda
UNITED NATIONS AP report says the United States has secured third place for its atoms-for-peace plan in the General Assembly's main political committee. U.S. aides quietly gauged delegates to assess how high the plan will rise on the committee agenda, likely after issues of disarmament and collective security. The plan envisions an international atomic pool for peaceful purposes, with Western powers seeking phased reduction and control of nuclear arms. Russia demanded simultaneous prohibition and control, while Britain and France backed a joint proposal to ban use of atomic and hydrogen weapons except for defense. The committee also set to review a collective measures report and funding for action against aggression. Russia’s response to Dulles proposals awaited. Vishinsky expected to speak Thursday. In Hollywood, tenor-dramatist Lawrence Tibbett was arrested for misdemeanor drunken driving after a traffic accident and released on bail.
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Electrical Union Rivals Stage Fight Outside New Yorker Hotel
Rival electrical unions clashed outside the New Yorker Hotel on 25th Street as members of United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America and CIO International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers exchanged leaflets and fought. Police intervened after about 20 IUE members, outnumbered, retreated across the street. Leaflets attacked the independent UE group amid bargaining tension over membership and power.
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Giants Win First Series Game 5-2
The Giants win 5-2 in a tightly contested game, with key defensive plays and timely hitting shaping the outcome. Lemen, Lemon, and Avila provided solid at bats while Clemence, Grasso, and Williams each contributed in the field, supporting a bullpen effort that held the Indians to two early runs and sealed the series-opening victory.
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Divers to Hunt Weapons Used to Slay L A Couple
Police traced a car linked to the murder of Los Angeles couple Robert Forbes and Mrs Forbes to a California crime scene off Point Dume. Divers will search waters near Arkansas plans for two weapons believed used in the Sept. 13 slaying. Merkouris, ex-husband of Mrs Forbes, was captured after extradition efforts and is held in Hot Springs.
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