Dulles Cites Court Rulings on Press Freedom Limits
Washington, UP, Secretary of State Dulles released a list of court decisions to support his view that U S Constitution press protections cover publication and gathering news. He cited 1880 and 1931 Supreme Court rulings and state high courts to argue the press is safeguarded for all people, not a privileged class.
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Made in Japan label rises to high quality
Washington reports the Made in Japan label, once tied to cheap imitations, now signals quality after World War I. Commerce officials note Japan shifts to high end goods like photographic equipment and art items, with potential for stronger two way trade as Japanese firms enter the U.S. market.
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Indiana Pair Elopes After Deceiving Their Children
An Indiana couple, William Sandford Utley and Bhyearald Ellen Belle Utley, eloped to start a new life in Denver after their children doubted their plans. He engineered the departure by misinforming relatives, and they wed in Mount Vernon before beginning a marital journey that included years of separation from their Indiana family.
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Bloodhounds Track Two Fugitives Through Forest Fire Chase
MARION North Carolina two prisoners Bernard Cardwell and Clute Rhodes escaped a road gang at lunch and fled toward Lake James. A posse of prison guards sheriffs deputies highway patrol and local police aided by beagles and a spotting plane tracked them through water and the Catawba River. They set a fire burning woodland north of the city to throw off dogs but were captured about three hours after their escape.
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Graham opens York crusade amid huge crowd
Evangelist Graham begins his York crusade at Madison Square Garden tonight with a standing room crowd predicted. The Protestant Council of the City of New York backs the event, funding a two month series with a reported budget around $900,000.
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Ike's Budget Talk Sparks Hair-Curling Debate
President Eisenhower's television address prompts recall of George Humphrey's January remarks on potential defense cuts. The discussion centers on budget boldness versus voter mood, with Humphrey suggesting possible reductions and the administration weighing long term fiscal restraint against near term spending pressures.
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New Beauty Products Hit Market In New York
New beauty introductions include Fresh Teady Roll-On deodorant in a compact bottle claiming instant drying and leak prevention. Also launched is Pretty Feet a milky lotion designed to remove tough, hardened skin on feet.
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Mortgage ng Chicago conventional home loans emphasized
About 75 percent of mortgage lending by savings and loan associations is conventional with no federal guarantees. The United States Savings and Tax League further defined conventional loans as private lender home loans at private risk, not government backed.
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Liberace and Maureen O'Hara Seek Action Against Confidential
Hollywood stars led by Liberace and Maureen O'Hara urged county jurors to pursue criminal indictments against Confidential Magazine. They testified at the grand jury session defending the case over obscene articles about celebrities, alleging libel and deception linked to a feature on Liberace and a related suit seeking 25 million dollars in damages.
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Obituaries from Gibson Station and Pineville area
Obituary notices report Don E. Rhymer age 19 of Gibson Station killed in a car crash near Rick, with services at Primitive Baptist Church led by Reverend White and Reverend Retmend. Also listed are Polly Now age 57 who died in Knoxville Hospital, burial at Richmond Cemetery. Samuel Miracle, two, Calving, and Mrs. Lillie Sowder, age unknown, with funeral at Gap Creek Baptist Church and burial at Ducrograve Cemetery. John Hendrickson of Four Mile dies. services at home, burial at Hendrickson Cemetery. survivors include wife Catherine and several children and grandchildren. funeral services led by Reverend Loris.
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Hospital News From MidMéxboro Hospital
Hospital notes list visiting hours and admissions across several patients from cities including City Nips, Tazewell, and Rose. Births noted for Mrs Christy Fee and Mrs AK Gidgon with newborns, plus multiple named patients and family members.
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Bulganin Warns West of War Brink
Moscow reports Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin warns the West against brinkmanship in the Middle East crisis. He says the moment is ripe for a personal meeting between East and West leaders to discuss peace and independence guarantees, insisting the Soviet Union has only peaceful aims.
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