Third American Accused Of Spying By Reds
The Soviet paper Komsomolskaya Pravda reports that an American, named Shultz, was expelled after being accused of spying and fomenting anti Soviet agitation in Kiev. The article alleges prepayment of Bibles and provocative materials in exchange for clothing and calls him an agitator. Page 6 references SPY CHARGE.
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Reds
U.S
Fem
Soviet Union
Susan Wil B
Leningrad
Komsomalskaya Pravda
Shultz
Kiev
Komsomolskaya Pravda
La Porte Gas Alarm Narrows To Phosgene Suspect
Harris County anti-pollution chief says witnesses and doctors indicate phosgene exposure caused nausea headaches and fatigue in more than 40 people treated at clinics and homes. Police canvassed neighborhoods as officials search for a source of the mysterious gas.
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Harris County
Walter Quebedeaux
Vel P. Whisenhunt
Pasadena
la Porte
Cal Busch
Judge orders return of tot to California
Judge Ward Chandler ruled the baby boy be returned to California in state custody after his San Francisco mother claimed he was taken from a Negro maid for racial reasons. California authorities agreed to assume responsibility, with the child to be placed with a state agency akin to Texas Department of Public Welfare. The judge said a formal order would be delivered to the custodian and the mother would be allowed visit today.
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Roger
Toledo
Arthage
Dist
Ward Chandler
California
Edna West
San Francisco
Chandler
Athe Seong Seon Eee Ee Welfare
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Texas Department of Public Welfare
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Deluges Hit South Texas Rain Dampens Cotton Harvest
Heavy rains drenched South Texas areas including Pharr and the Lower Rio Grande Valley, delaying cotton harvests and threatening grades while ranchers welcomed moisture. Scattered showers reached Corpus Christi Galveston Beaumont Laredo Alpine with Galveston reporting rain at night. The Weather Bureau noted coastal showers and thunderstorm buildups in the Panhandle.
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Tee Associated Pree
Texas
Pharr
Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Beaumont
Laredeile
Alpine
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Traveling Salesman Travel Curb Editorial Notes
The piece sketches CURA travel curbs affecting reporters and editors across sections and pages. It lampoons expense padding while hinting at broader newsroom budget pressures and columnists weighing travel coverage ethics.
Sleeping beauties mystery linked to barbiturates
In Cleveland Heights two young sisters Bernadette and Venita Fratantonio fell into long sleep spells after blood tests showed barbiturate traces. Police questioned the parents while Juvenile Court took custody and hospital care was arranged. Coroner and doctors deemed the barbiturates the cause, amid ongoing investigations.
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Sharon Johannsen
Cleveland
Venita Fratantonio
Bernadette
Richard R. Wagner
Vincent N. Fratantonio
Surburban
Cleveland Heights
Margaret Spellacy
Samuel R. Gerber
Venita
Ne Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Frantantonio
Joseph
James
UN Warns Congo of Katanga Mission
United Nations warned Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba it would carry out its mandate to maintain order despite interference by the reactivated Congolese army. Dag Hammarskjold led two Swedish UN companies into Katanga, where hostility and insults greeted the force.
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United Nations
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Dag [Hammarskjold
Katanga
Ralph J. Bunche
Lumumba
UN Congo Command
Security Council
Train Derails Near Chicago Kills and Injures Passengers
A suburban train carrying 86 aboard derailed two miles from the Indiana border near Chicago sweeping off tracks at about 60 mph. First car mounted an embankment and tilted, while the second car toppled onto its side as rescue teams rushed to the scene.
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Chicago
Indiana
Echo Launches Nine Space Feats On Banner Day
The United States marked a major leap in space and communications as nine missile space events occurred in a single day. Air Force crews recovered a Discoverer XIII capsule after 12 previous failures, Maj. Robert M. White reached 131000 feet in the X-15, and a Navy frogman helped secure the capsule near Hawaii. The day also featured a 450 mile Hound Dog flight from a B 52 bomber and nine related launches signaling potential unlimited, instant global messaging and imagery.
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Air Force
Robert M. White
White
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Navy
Robert W. Carroll
Pacific
Hawaii
Soviet Union
X-15 Pilot Sets Record Step by Step Ascent
Edwards Air Force Base reports Major Robert White soared to 131000 feet in the X-15 after a 12 minute flight. He dropped from a B52 at 45000 feet, climbed 51 degrees, and reached a height far above the previous 126200 feet Kincheloe mark in 1966. He said the view was stunning and hinted at higher flights with future engine upgrades.
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Call
Robert White
White
Ceda
Iven C. Kincheloe
Sage Nune
Space Progress and the New Era We Enter
United States space advances spark speculation on future global communications and navigation. Echo and Discoverer successes hint at satellites enabling instant worldwide broadcasts and lunar or planetary data links, while the Air Force weighs capsule drops and a system of rapid space messaging.
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John Barbour
EW York
United States
Earth
Atce
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