Forty one youths depart for Red China amid State Department caution
In Moscow a group of 41 American youths boarded a train toward Red China for the Moscow Youth Festival trip. Two withdrew before departure. two more considered joining later. Acting Secretary Herter warned passports could be seized and noted possible violations of the Trading With the Enemy Act.
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Moscow
United States
China
Mao Tse Tung
Dan O'Connell
Chicago
Los Angeles
Guay Carana
Peggy Seeger
Stan Fukson
Richard Sherman
Sherman
Jake Rosen
New York
Kiev
Peiping
State Department
U.S
Orville Schmidt
Frankfurt
Germany
Marion
Selby Tucker Jr
Pass Christian
Mist
Dean Hexsey
Christian Herer
Moscow Hetel
Herter
Nonmembers testify votes cast in New York Teamsters election
Senate hearing reveals two men claimed they were not union members yet voted in a New York City Teamsters election. Witnesses say Joseph Curcio, aide to racketeer Johnny Dio, had others cast votes in their names. Curcio and associates invoked the Fifth Amendment as scrutiny of Dio’s control over Local 649 and related locals expands.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
New York
Joseph Curcio
Johnny Dio
Senate
Basil Koschel
Istmestacet
Beechava Tl
Curcio
Simontacel
Kosebel
iHoffa
Teamsters Council
Dio
George Baker
Harry Davidoff
Davidoff
Teamsters Local
Tony
Ducks) Corallo
McClellan
D-Ark
Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Cerallo
Kennedy
Harry Davidoll
Sam Goldein
Joseph Carela
Carello
Curie
Baker
United Auto Workers Union- Afl
Uaw-Afl
Simontacci
Teamsters
Congress Nears Final Cut in Foreign Aid Bill
Congress moves to trim a 3.367 billion foreign aid bill while considering further half billion dollar cuts. President Eisenhower faces pressure as House Republicans warn of a possible special session. supporters caution against deep reductions that would shrink failed to meet the 12 month request.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Fe Bae
House
Martin
Mass
Rep. Varga
Ohio
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
Passa Te
Ee Vance
Passman
Gener Omens
Thieves Pay For Stealing Thieves Pay For Stealing
Phoenix deputy sheriff Pat Willis reports a farmer has armed himself with shotguns on his 76 acre patch and that thieves, caught on his land, are offered a choice of settling out of court for $10 or jailed. Willis notes the thief can earn up to $150 a night and none have chosen jail.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Pat Willis
Willis
Senate Leaders Set Action Plan as House Delays Civil Rights
Senate Democrats laid out a six item agenda including foreign aid, TVA director nominee Arnold Jones, and a two year extension of the Government Reorganization Act. They aim to adjourn next week if the House breaks its civil rights stalemate, with House action on postal rate and civil service pay bills pending.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Koowland Ofifornia
Gore
Kaow
Johnson
GOP
Arnold Jones
Kansas
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knowland
Sen
Humphrey ‘D-Miani
Eisenhower
Today's Chuckle The Wey Texes Ere Today
A playful note in a humorous voice appears, with misspelled lines suggesting a light hearted local cartoon or puzzle item. The fragment hints at a quirky spelling joke and a casual reader smile.
Poland Cracks Down as Transport Strike Ends
Polish authorities with police and militia crushed a three day transport strike in Lodz. Officials claimed 90 percent of about 9 000 workers had returned by noon and that no one was jailed though some were placed under house arrest. Conductors demanded pay reform and an end to the wage by collection system.
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Lodz
Poland
Fomal Au
Salar Ta
Missing Girl Returns to Dayton After Disappearance
James McDermott, brother of Jo Ann Vic, said she had worked for a secretarial agency and had a return home after seeing a doctor. He recalled she last remembered going to work or church in Dayton and cannot explain how she ended up in New York.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jo Ann Vic
Lega Secetary
James McDermott
Mount Healthy
Sietex
New York
Weather Update Reported Temperatures That Day
The 3 pm reading notes mild conditions with a low of 64 degrees recorded at 6 am.
Roomer Questioned in Disappearance of Billy Martin
Brazil Indiana police plan further questioning of Harry A Higgins 53 about the disappearance of seven year old Billy Earl Martin. Higgins last saw the boy Saturday accompanying him down an alley to look at dogs. Sheriff Joep Russell said a lie detector test could be used again Saturday. Higgins told reporters he did not blame the officers and he was the last to see the boy.
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Brazil
Ind
Harry A
Tex) Higgins
Billy Earl ‘Martin
Higgins
Clay County
Joep Russell
Billy
Russell
Sail Boat Intrigue Sighted Near Detroit River
A missing sailboat named Intrigue, owned by Howard F. Haarer, was sighted coming up the Detroit River, ending a Coast Guard search. The vessel carried two teenagers, Rich ard Silcher 15 and William Berewy 18, who left Erie Sunday to pick up a navigator. The motor failed and the craft was feared in distress.
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Detroit
Detroi
Howard F. Haarer
Grosse Pointe Shores
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Haarer
Richard Silcher
Jackson
Mich
William Berewy
Erie
Chillicothe Names New Police Chief Dief Ohie
Reading from the fragmented text, Chillicothe appoints a new police chief named Dief Ohie. The report mentions a local police department leadership change and a noted attack or incident connected to the city, but details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Chillicothe
Dief
Mind Readers Strike Out in a Tangled Love Tale
Fragmentary quip filled with personal claims about marriage and attention from women. The speaker declares love and pride while hinting at distrust of financial offers, suggesting a humorous or satirical dating scenario.
Pilot's Survival Story Under Army Review
Philadelphia report says Lt. David Steeves is under a thorough Air Force investigation for discrepancies in his survival tale after a high desert crash. Steeves, 23, was temporarily assigned to Bolling AFB, with his wife Rita considering divorce amid the scrutiny and public interest.
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Philadelphia
David Steeves
High Sierra
Air Force
Steeves
Bolling Air Force Base
Rita
Jagan Wins A Majority In British Guiana Election
In Georgetown British Guiana the Communist led Peoples Progressive party won a majority but likely cannot form a red government. Cheddi Jagan's party captured six seats and was poised to win another of the 14 elective seats while Linden Forbes Burnham and his anti Communist Democratic party trailed. East Indian voters swung the result as Janet Jagan and allies built a broad coalition potential.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Ritain
Patrick Renison
Cheddi Jagan
Stoke
Wif Janet
Jagan
Linden Forbes Burnham
Jaganites
United Democratic Party
Tae Ae Eee
Rebels Surrender After British Assault
Rebels were overwhelmed by British forces and surrendered at their stronghold without resistance. The confrontation ended with the rebels yielding control and ending their siege with no reported injuries.
Chinese Leader Mao May Step Aside Sources Say
A Chinese businessman arriving in Hong Kong said Mao Zedong is tired and ready to resign, signaling possible leadership change. The claim centers on Beijing's direction and the party's future.
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Hong Kong
China
Jiieng Kong
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