Pope Pius XII Weakens Further Amid Anemia Fears
Vatican reports two physicians found Pope Pius XII stationary after a period of weakness. Sources close to the pope say he has taken only small spoonfuls of food and is being nourished by tube. His personal physician and a Bologna stomach disease expert examined him as officials noted a visible drop in optimism.
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Frank Butto
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Catholic Church
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Pius
Trial of Dr. Sheppard Hinges On Love Life Details
In Cleveland, Dr. Samuel Sheppard testifies he remained innocent amid a harsh prosecution. He admits flirtations and marital infidelity but denies divorce motives, detailing confrontations and encounters with three women as the courtroom drama focuses on his alibi and the night of his wife Marilyn's murder.
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Dr. Sheppard
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Senator Russell Opposed To Foreign Economic Aid
Senator Russell of Georgia declared he will oppose any Eisenhower plan for dollar economic aid to Asia or elsewhere. He said he favors only limited technical assistance and warns against pumping dollars to raise living standards, calling pure aid beyond the nation's capacity. The briefing with Eisenhower and congressional leaders discussed administration plans, including delaying tax cuts and possible higher postal rates.
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D-Ga
Eisenhower
Asia
White House
Europe
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George
Gop
Congress
Treasury
Summerfield
Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Relations Committee
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R-Wis
Foreign Relations Group
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Mr X May Testify In Spy Trial At Old Bailey
In London Old Bailey the judge said an American known as Mr X will testify in the spy case of John Clarence 27 charged under Britain’s Official Secrets Act. Clarence says the American, described as discharging important duties, may be a diplomat and was handed about five sheets of papers. Prosecutor Humphreys indicated the witness would likely testify.
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Mr. X
Britain
Navy
Malcolm Hilbery
Old Bailey
Criminal Court
John Clarence
Clarence
Iday
Christmas Humphreys
Japan’s PM Aims to Boost Armed Strength
In Tokyo informed sources say Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama plans to raise Japan’s military capability enough to enable withdrawal of U.S. forces. The move signals a shift in postwar defense policy amid regional tensions.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatouyama
Japan
U. S
Sheppard Cross-Examination Closes with State Claim
The cross-examination of Dr. Samuel Sheppard concluded as the state’s attorney asserted he killed his wife and injured himself. Sheppard denied the charges, calling the claim untrue and unfair.
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Cleveland P
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Sheppard Date Details Starring in Cleveland Trial
Margaret Kauzer, 27, said she learned her name appeared in Dr. Samuel Sheppard's trial coverage. She recalled dating Sheppard after his marriage, with dates starting in 1950 at a country club dance and continuing six to nine months.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Margaret Kauzer
Sheppard
Miss Kauzor
Kauzor
Dr. Sheppard
East
Poice
Engine Room Blasts Rock Two Tankers
New York The Coast Guard said two Norwegian tankers had engine room explosions but were coping with resulting fire and injuries. A Coast Guard plane over the Fen sal found the fire under control as a U S merchant ship stood by about 270 miles northwest of San Juan Puerto Rico. The Braconda, about 100 miles northwest of the Fensal, also reported an explosion last night. Two seamen were near death but later were reported out of danger. The Grace Lines Santa Sofia was steering toward Braconda with a doctor aboard.
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Coast Guard
San Juan
P.R
Santa Sofia
Grace Lines
Braconda
Newsman Carl Braden Convicted Of Sedition In Kentucky
A Louisville jury found 40 year old Carl Braden guilty of advocating sedition and sentenced him to 15 years in prison plus a $35,000 fine. Braden was discharged from the Courier Journal as copyreader. His lawyers plan motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment.
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Carl Braden
Braden
Louisville Courier-Journal
Barry Bingham
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
L. R. Curtis
Kentucky
Asst. Commonwealth
Laurence _E. Higgins
Robert Zollinger
FBI
Bradens
Communist Party
Mrs. Braden
Vernon Bown
J.C. Ford
Larue Spiker
Louise Gilbert
China's Detention Stirs United Nations Diplomatic Push
At UN headquarters diplomats discussed Peiping protests over 35 detained Chinese students as possible leverage for bargaining with the United States over 11 American airmen jailed on spy charges. Hammarskjold probes talks via Sweden and India, with possible Soviet involvement if needed, amid broader piracy accusations by Russia.
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Peiping
United States
Red China
Hammarskjold
Sweden
India
Russia
Rus ¥A
Kremlin
Special Political Committee
China
U.S
C.D. Jackson
Dems Report Range Softening Of FHA Report
Washington AP a Senate Banking Committee report on FHA housing irregularities reportedly trimmed to drop the claim of a billion dollar windfall for builders. Republicans toned sections but Democrats may file a separate statement. list of 100+ cases shows insured loans totaling 149 million dollars above costs.
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United States
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Tencpot
Harding
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Truman
Banking Committee
Justice Deepartment
FHA
Housng and Home Finance Agency
Denier Atom Locomotive Being Built
Denver railroad president Wilson McCarthy denied the D&RGW is building a uranium powered locomotive in Denver shops. He said no project has been launched and control remains tight under Army and Atomic Energy Commission contracts.
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Denver
Wilson McCarthy
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
D&rgw
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Army and Atomic Energy Commission
Ft. &Nex
Fuller Slayer Familiar With Habits Of Husband?
Police theorize the killer knew the husband’s routine as Merton Fuller, 31, auto dealer, left for coffee at 4:30 a.m. Sunday while his wife, Sue Fuller, 25, was killed at home. He returned home, chatted with night officers, then found her dying in the bedroom after waking to a noise. Police search a former convict as a suspect.
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Ray Stephens Brinkley
Ark
Sue Fuller
Frank Henderson
Fuller
Henderson
M2 Ton
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