Otto John Returns to West Germany from East Berlin
Otto John, once Germany’s top security chief and defector to the East, surrendered to West German police in West Berlin and was taken for questioning. The 46 year old former OPC director had fled to the Communists after railing against Adenauer and his government.
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Otto John
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West Berlin
West Germany
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Supreme Court
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Ruefel
Russia
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Washington
Allen Dulles
United States
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Office For Protection of Constitution
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Bonn Republic
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Potsdam
Lufthansa
Middletown Hospital Targeted in Ford Foundation Grant Plan
A tentative Ford Foundation grant list includes Middletown Hospital among 22 area hospitals and five colleges to share a portion of a half billion dollar gift. The $92,400 tentative award would support remodeling and service improvements, with officials awaiting exact amounts and permitted uses.
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Ford Foundation
Miami Valley
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Mitcietown Hospital
Don Carey
Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees
Dazey
Bohman
Half Billion Gift From Ford Foundation To Education And Hospitals
The Ford Foundation announced a historic distribution totaling half a billion dollars to privately supported colleges, universities, hospitals, and medical schools. Grants include 210 million to 615 colleges and universities, 200 million to 3 500 hospitals, and 90 million to medical schools, with top college gifts to New York University Harvard University Chicago Yale.
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Ford Foundation
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
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Harvard
University of Chicago
Yale
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Foundation
Henery Ford II
Nathan Pusey
America
Chicago
American Medical Assn
American Hospital Assn
Henry Ford
Soviet Concession Eases UN Admission Snarl
The Soviet Union agreed to a Western backed plan for separate Security Council votes on 18 applicants, aiming to admit them in a package. Despite the concession, big power vetoes and China threaten the effort, with Mongolia highlighted as a potential veto target. The U N Political Committee backed Eisenhower’s inspection plan for disarmament, though East West deadlock remains.
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N. YY
Security Council
U. N
Russia
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U.N
China
Outer Mongolia
Oser
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
Canda
Bigpower Disarmament
General Assembly
Unrepentant Turncoat Arrives in Hong Kong
Richard Roger Tenneson, 22, a former Korean War prisoner and turncoat from Alden Minnesota, arrived in Kowloon today after leaving China. He said he supports neither side but accepts communist charges of germ warfare and expects hostility upon returning to the United States.
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Richard Roger Tenneson
Hong Kong Island
Red Cross
Tenneson
United States
Korea
Rita Hay Worth Granted Fourth Divorce In Paris
Dist. Judge Grant L. Bowen grants Rita Hay worth a divorce from Dick Haymes in Paris with only principals present. Rita testified to extreme mental cruelty. Previous husbands include Edward Judson Orson Welles and Aly Khan. marriage to Haymes dated September 24 1953.
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Dick Haymes
Rita
Paris
France
Haymes
Las Vegas
Nev. Dist
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Edward C. Judson
Orson Welles
Prince Aly Khan
Picketing Over Coffee Rights Sizzle in California Cafe
In Hayward California George Vassilopulous ejects Domingo Va In who asserts a constitutional right to picket. Va In posts two blank menu sheets declaring the cafe unfair while two passersby, Arquimedes Dellar and Angelo Gonzales, accept jobs to join the picket line.
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George Vassilopulous
Domingo Va
George
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Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Roy Pucci
Arquimedes Dellar
Angelo Gonzales
Vassilopulous
Arquimedes
Angelo
Dulles Heads to Paris for 23rd Overseas Tour
Secretary of State Dulles departs for Paris on his 23rd official overseas visit to press for closer Atlantic Pact cooperation against Soviet policy. He will urge pooling of economic and cultural resources and greater military ties among 15 Allies.
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Dulles
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Wilson
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Harold Macmillan
Geneva
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Southeast Asia
Middle East
United States
Weather Outlook Clouds and Snow Likely Through Week
Forecasters warn of cloudy and threatening conditions with icebox temperatures through Wednesday. Rain mixed with snow is possible by Wednesday night, with a high near 36 today and a trend toward more clouds and light precipitation tonight. Wednesday stays cloudy with light rain or snow and little temperature change, then turning colder tomorrow night. Unofficial high yesterday reached 28 at 3 pm. low this morning was 10 above at 7 30.
Foreign and defense plans win Democratic support
President Eisenhower briefed congressional leaders from both parties on foreign and defense programs and heard cautious optimism from Democrats. A stepped up foreign aid and overseas information effort was noted while committees will study proposals in detail before action.
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Eisenhower
White House
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D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
James C. Hagerty
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Dixon Yates Sues Government For Over Three Million
Mississippi Valley Generating accuses the government in U S Court of Claims of canceling a power plant contract in the Tennessee Valley area and seeks 3 534 778 for expenses. Dixon a senior executive defends the action as a rightful claim and vows vigorous prosecution after the contract was repudiated by AEC.
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U. S. Court of Claims
E. H Dixon
Mississippi Valley Generating
Dixon
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Southern Co
West Memphis
Ark
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Adolphe H. Wenzel
Wenzell
New York
Budget Bureau
Truce Team Reports Israel Syria Clash At Sea of Galilee
UN observers deepen inquiry into Sunday night raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Claims and counterclaims about casualties vary with Syria reporting 250 dead and 28 missing, Israel 55 Syrians killed and 29 captured and 4 Israelis killed. UN chief Maj Gen Burns regrets the heavy loss of life and extends sympathy.
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U. N
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Sea of Galilee
Syria
Damascus Radio
Truce Supervisory Organization
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Burns
Reward Offered Over Car Bombing In Columbus Strike
Westinghouse Electric Co offers 5000 for information leading to arrest and conviction in the bombing of Charles Clark's car, president of Local 746 IUE. A man was questioned and released. three dynamite sticks found in his car. The strike involves 44,000 workers across 30 plants.
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Ohio
Westinghouse Electric Co
Charles Clark
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Ralph Paul
Westinghouse
IWE
United Electrical Workers
Singer Gordon MacRae Jailed After Four Car Crash
VAN NUYS Calif Singer Gordon MacRae 34 was booked on suspicion of drunk driving after his automobile collided with three other vehicles police said. He remained in custody today as investigators examined the scene and identified the other drivers.
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Calif
Gordon Macrae
Acquitted Draft Dodger Volunteers to Defend Constitution
Joe V. Gonzales 24 of Grosse Pointe Shores volunteered for military duty after his Supreme Court reversal of a draft dodger conviction. He had argued pacifist religious scruples as a Jehovah’s Witness and sought noncombat service, with Lt. Col. Holmes noting possible noncombat duty at Fort Leonard Wood.
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Mich
Michigan
Supreme Court
Arthur A. Holmes
Joe V. Gonzales
Grosse Pointe Shores
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Gonzales
Detroit
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