Burke Ready To Concede But Not Pack Up Fight
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Sen. Thomas A. Burke says he is ready to concede defeat in the November election but will not press further appeals. In Ohio recounts, Burke gained 3,123 votes while Rep. George H. Bender's lead narrowed to 2,918 unofficially. official canvass to follow with recanvass planned.
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Socialists Lead West Berlin After One-Vote Victory
West Berlin voters backed the Socialists by a narrow margin to form a new coalition with Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democratic Union. The election yielded 64 Socialist, 44 Christian Democrat, and 19 Free Democrat seats amid a high turnout of 1.55 million. Reds and the Nazi-tainted party fared poorly, with Communists claiming police terror as protests rose. Police reported Red provocateurs arrested and 851 arrests in the campaign period.
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McCarthy Resumes Probe Into Defense Plant Infiltration
Witnesses called as the McCarthy investigations subcommittee outlines a new hearing into Communist influence in defense plants. James N. Juliana expects hearings to run into the new year. McCarthy’s absence in Cincinnati noted due to health.
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Narcotics Ring Roundup Nets 2 More Men
In Columbus Ohio two more men were arrested in an alleged narcotics ring bringing the total to 13. The roundup began Friday with Sheriff’s deputies Columbus police and federal agent Al Cook leading the operation. Deputy Donald Spafford 27 posed as a drug addict for three weeks to gain information. Federal charges have been filed against nine of the 11 arrested Friday.
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Canadian Flier Freed From Reds Reports Prisoner Camp Grip On US
Squadron Leader Andrew R. McKenzie says Chinese guards hold some American airmen in his camp near North Korea. He notes letters show POWs can write home, but he lists no names or numbers. McKenzie, freed after two years, plans Christmas with family in Montreal. wife to meet him in Vancouver.
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Allies prepare new push at U N for U S airmen release
The United States and its 15 Korean War allies plan a conference in New York to shape a UN Assembly resolution on the release of U S airmen and other Allied personnel held by Red China. The Steering Committee aims to add the prisoner issue to the program amid debates on Chinese participation and language. Over the weekend a State Department note mentioned action on two American Army civilian employees sentenced alongside 11 airmen.
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Rival trawler crew claims Loch Ness monster proof
Glasgow report says the Rival crew detected a 50 foot creature with eight legs and a scorpion like silhouette at 540 feet depth using echo sounding gear. Peter Anderson led the wheel crew and described a sudden graph shape before the monster vanished.
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Montgomerys Observations Stir Navy over Carrier Power
British Field Marshal Montgomery warned that aircraft carriers may end sea control, provoking Navy anxiety. Assistant Secretary James Smith announced a news conference to address carrier aviation's role amid Montgomery's remarks on NATO strategy and future naval power.
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Nurse to Be Charged in Double Slaying in Preble County
Carl Miller 46 a male nurse admitted fatally shooting his wife Louise 36 and her friend Lee Tarver Veach 32 in Preble County after a dispute over Veach's presence during a baby sitting visit. Veach died at the scene and Mrs Miller later died in hospital. The baby survived with neighbors. Miller was jailed in Eaton.
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Stevenson Sees Eisenhower Defeatable If GOP Unpopular
Adlai E Stevenson contends Democrats can defeat President Eisenhower in 1956 if Republicans are shown as unable to govern. He notes Eisenhower may retain personal popularity but predicts GOP weakness will grow over two years. Butler says Democrats will avoid personal attacks while highlighting GOP governance failures.
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Tornadoes Rip Across Two States
Tornadoes swept eastern Alabama and western Georgia causing one death and 48 injuries. Hundreds of homes were wrecked with Alabama reporting 57 destroyed and 100 damaged while Georgia logged 220 badly battered. National Guard guarded damaged areas as Red Cross and Salvation Army aided victims.
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Pope Pius Plans Second Broadcast On Wednesday
The Vatican reports Pope Pius XII, 78, continues to improve after a severe illness and will close the Marian Year with a blessing from his sickbed. He spoke yesterday and viewers heard his message at St. Peter's Basilica as Cardinal Micara will lead Wednesday’s ceremonies.
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Five Children Die in Franklin Farmhouse Fire
In Franklin Massachusetts five children aged 2 to 7 perished when a kitchen oil stove exploded and flames trapped them in a bedroom above the kitchen. The parents Reginald De Barris 30 and Maureen 29 survived with the baby Diane 6 months and attempted rescues. Medical examiner said the children apparently suffocated. the father sustained burns.
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Eighth Week Of Sheppard Trial Opens
Cleveland prosecutors launch fresh attacks on Dr Samuel Sheppard claiming the morning scene at Marilyn Sheppard murder was staged. Dr Steven Sheppard faces cross examination as the eighth week of the trial begins with details of the battered Marilyn and the alleged burglar scenario.
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Gun tragedy rocks Germantown in Montgomery County
Richard Beck, 30, shot himself early today and died beside his common law wife Velma Knore on Mudlick Road. Deputies said Mrs Knore was about to shoot herself when officers arrived. In Cleveland, Dr Stephen Sheppard testified about suspects after his brother was arrested for wife murder.
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