Charges Planned Against Two St. Louis Officers Over Hall Arrest
The St. Louis Police Board will file formal charges against Patrolman Elmer Dolan and Officer Shoulders for alleged police regulation violations during the Carl Austin Hall kidnap case. Dolan is suspended, Shoulders resigns, and hearings will follow though not as criminal proceedings. Hall awaits execution for Bobby Greenlease’s kidnapping.
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St. Louis Police Board
Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Carl Austin Hall
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Missouri Penitentiary
I. A. Long
Dolan
Force
Police Board
Long
Only 1 Child Alive Father Still Singing
Steubenville report on Frank Holt 34 who killed five children including sisters Susan 4 and Sanford 6 and brothers Tracy 1 Sidney 2 Doran 5. Doran underwent an hour long operation for brain skull injuries. Susan died. Holt sings hymns in custody awaiting mental evaluation at Lima State Hospital.
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Steubenvile
Ohio
Ohio Valley Hospital
Doran Holt
Susan
Frank Holt
Tracy
Sidney
Sanford
Holt
Doran
Harold Springer
Coren
Little Susan
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Bernard T. McCann
Mother of POW denied visit to Korea by General Hull
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota failed to gain entry to Korea to see her son Private Richard Franklin Tennenson among 22 Americans held by North Korea The defense department policy forbids relatives visiting POWs Hull stated he could not authorize her entry and noted the Far East Command would discuss options with her.
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Tokyo
Korea
Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
John E. Hull
Far East Command
Gouzenko May Reveal Spy Knowledge For U S Tomorrow
Igor Gouzenko, former Soviet code clerk who exposed a Canadian espionage ring in 1945, may inform the U S Senate internal security subcommittee of new spy details within days. Sen. Jenner plans to arrange a meeting date with Gouzenko under Canadian oversight while officials weigh security concerns.
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New York
Robert Morris
U. S. Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
Igor Gouzenko
Gouzenko
Canada
Ottawa
Morris
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Subcommittee
State Department
Washington
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
International Security Subcommittee
U. S
McCarran
United States
Senate
Interviews Suspended Slowdown Threatens POW Explanations
Allied efforts to interview 22 Americans and one Briton among Korean War prisoners were delayed as Red tactics halted explanations. Lt. Gen. Thimayya announced more South Koreans would face interviews, while Dean considered returning home and negotiators faced Russia attendance disputes.
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Panmunjom
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
NNRC
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
Dean
Kenneth T. Young
State Department
Korea
Russia
Definn
U. N
Polygamists Seek Return of Families at Short Creek
The Short Creek polygamists urge Arizona to allow their legal families to return to the Arizona Utah border enclave. Attorney Aaron Kinney says he will present the plea to the Arizona attorney general's office immediately. The move follows a July 26 police raid that emptied the community.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Short Creek
Arizona-Utah
America
Aaron Kinney
Arizona
Short
Face on TV Stays After Turned Off in New York Home
In BLUE POINT, N Y, the Travers family reports a woman’s face appearing on their 17 inch TV screen even when the set is off.Experts explain the image as a persisted picture from a faulty tube, possible to erase only with a new tube and overhaul.
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Face
Blue Pont
N. Y
Travers
Caroline
Jerry Travers
Ray Clurman
Telechrone Color Television Laboratory
Amityville
Clurman
Pilot reports bright object seen from light plane near Bowling Green
A pilot who wished to remain unnamed described sighting an object two miles west of Bowling Green while at 2000 feet and 80 mph. He said it appeared brighter than the sun, a ball of fire that turned blue and sped away faster than a jet.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Here
Worker Poses Before Santa, Falls To Death in Dallas
Roy V. Davis, 46, a construction worker, died after falling 35 feet from a crane cable while posing before a giant Santa Claus in front of an automobile agency. Davis helped build the 50-foot figure of steel and asbestos and planned to pose for a Christmas card. Police say a heart ailment may have caused the collapse.
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Dallas
Santa Claus
Roy V. Davis
Davis
Santa
Air Line To Open Between Russia and North Korea
Pyongyang radio announced Russia and North Korea agreed to reopen the Russo North Korea air transport company that had been idle since the Korean War.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Russia
North Korea
Saxbe Considers Governor Run If Rhodes Delay Persists
In Washington Columbus news Saxbe Ohio House Speaker William Saxbe says he will seek the Republican nomination for governor if State Auditor James A. Rhodes does not announce within the next week. Saxbe hails from Mechanisburg and frames the move as contingent on Rhodes acting promptly.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Saxbe
Mechanisburg
Washington
James A. Rhodes
Safety first in Sunday's Journal Yuletide Hints
In the paper's safety feature a series of pictures shows what not to do during the holidays to prevent accidents. Downtown Middletown bustles with Christmas shopping as a full Society page spotlights shoppers and their rounds. AHEPA outlines plans for its 25th anniversary dinner to be reported Sunday. Two Middletown youths earn Eagle rank and will receive awards next Wednesday with Sunday coverage of their achievement.
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Middletown
AHEPA
Love Is Work Not Play Says Oklahoma Lecturer
Norman Oklahoma university undergraduates hear Ned Linegar of Dallas say love is work not play. He argues people must practice expressing affection and get acquainted to grow into love. He rejects the notion of a single right mate and urges finding a partner through companionship and self-improvement.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ned Linegar
Dallas
Tex
Linegar
Sinegal
Prince Akitomo Attends Embassy Dinner in Tokyo
Crown Prince Akitomo was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by U S Ambassador John M Allison at the American Embassy in Tokyo last night.
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Tokyo
Akihito
U. S
John M. Allison
French pull troops from Lai Chau without a fight
In Indochina the French announced a withdrawal from Lai Chau the Thai capital in the northwest without battle. Brig. Gen Rene Cogny said Dien Bien Phu remains the focus and defenders intend to keep the Thai country secure while Vietminh forces move northeast of Dien Bien Phu.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Lai Chau
Rene Cogny
Sore Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Vietminh
Cogny
Dee van Long
Confederation of the Seas
China
Hanol
Marshall Urges Spiritual Rebirth For World Peace
General George C. Marshall urged a global spiritual rebirth to build good will and understanding among nations as essential for lasting peace. The 1953 Nobel laureate spoke at Oslo University Festival Hall after receiving the prize, noting studies of war-causing factors and fundamentals for peaceful progress.
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Oslo
Norway
George C. Marshall
Oslo University Festival Hall
America
Europe
Alfred Nobel
Marshall
U S mulls next move on Eisenhower atomic pool plan
Washington weighs next steps after Eisenhower proposes an international atomic pool. Possible actions include a UN Disarmament Commission subcommittee talks or private discussions at a Four Power foreign ministers meeting in Berlin. Dulles heads to NATO talks with Britain and France as Humprey and Wilson join the NATO council.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Uni Nations Disarmament Commission
Eisenhower
U. N. Assembly
Dulles
Berlin
Sovet
Molotov
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Treas Humphrey
Offense Wilson
NATO
Europe
Rain and cool spell hit Miami Valley forecast
Forecasters in Vandalia predict showers and cooler air for tonight with a low around 36. Tomorrow brings rain and a high near 41 as the five day Ohio forecast shows near normal temps with segments of colder and warmer periods and light precip expected.
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Vandalia
Miami Valley
Associated Press
Ohio
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