Panama President Guizado Faces Arrest and Impeachment
The National Assembly ordered the arrest and impeachment of President Jose Ramon Guizado after lawyer Ruben Miro confessed to the Remon murder and implicated Guizado. Guizado had requested a leave of absence as investigators pressed for his removal amid a security buildup around his La Cresta home.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Guizado
Atty
Ruben "Miro
Remon
Jose Ramon Jr
Saint Malo
Tomas Nieves Perez
Miro
Remov
Guatemala
Assembly
Chamber
Unti
Ruben Miro
la Cresta
Extortionist Sentenced in Vancouver two years
Heinz Adam age 44 formerly of Salzburg Austria was sentenced by Magistrate Oscar Orr to two years in prison for attempting to extort 150000 from Vincent Astor New York broker and 50000 from Vancouver businessman Harry Reifel. Adam admitted sending threatening letters claiming a public wrongdoing in exchange for payment and cited his wife's illness as motive.
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Vancouver
B. C
Heinz Adam
Vincent Astor
New York
Adam
Salzburg
Austria
Astor
Harry Reifel
Oscar Orr
Reifel
McCarthy challenges Dems on anti red sincerity in Senate
Senator McCarthy challenged Democratic sincerity as the Senate approved a unanimous 84-0 resolution denouncing communism and backing continued subversive investigations. Long halted McCarthy twice for imputing unworthy conduct. Ruchel challenged once but Long allowed him to resume. House action not required.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
House
Daniel
D-Tex
Long
D-La
Ruchel
Calif
Wisconsin
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rep
Martin Dies
House Un-American Activities Committee
Democratic
Truman-Acheson
Dies
Congress
Willis
Red Offer Gets Cold Reception
Washington officials welcomed Russia's stated willingness to share atomic know how with other nations but urged proof of good faith. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Strauss said the Moscow offer is only partial toward Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan and noted it came after more than a year. Senator Anderson called it encouraging yet cautioned for concrete deeds before rising expectations. No White House or State Department comment was issued.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Eisenhower
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Kremlin
White House
State Department
Strauss
Bombers Hit Tienao Island for Sixth Day
Chinese Nationalist air units bombed Tienao Island off Tachens, 15 miles north, for the sixth straight day, according to the iDefense Ministry.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Tienao Island
Tachens
iDefense Ministry
UN chief Hammarskjold hopes to free airmen from China
President Eisenhower pledged full U.S. support for Dag Hammarskjold in seeking release of 11 American airmen imprisoned in Red China. The president said the immediate goal is their safe return and warned against provocative actions that could endanger their lives. The airmen were captured during the Korean War and sentenced as spies by Peiping.
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Congress
Hammarskjold
Peiping
U. N
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Lodge
Secretary of
State Dulles
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Command
Dulley
Eisenhower
United States
China
Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Red China
United Nations
N.Y
Coast Escapes Monster Storm Off North Atlantic
A massive winter storm moving northeast at 12 to 15 mph was 1,600 miles across and affected weather from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland. Ships reported 65 mph winds with higher gusts. Rescue vessels were sent to assist three ships as the storm pressed along the west side of the North Atlantic.
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Miami
Fla
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Brunswick
Newfoundland
Philadelphia Transit Strike Postponed for One Week
Philadelphia transit workers postponed a planned strike for a week to consider a last minute offer from Philadelphia Transportation Co. The company proposed a 7 cent an hour wage increase over a two year plan. TWU executives voted to accept pending a member secret ballot Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
TWU
Cox Buys Moraine Hotel in Dayton Ohio
James M. Cox Jr. president of the Evening News and the Journal Herald firms has purchased the Moraine Hotel in Dayton. The 126 room, 11 story landmark was acquired as part of Cox’s local expansion plans. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox Jr
Evening News
The
Journal Herald Publising Companies
Cox
OAS pins Nicaragua as source of Costa Rica invasion
The OAS condemned the Costa Rica attack and blamed Nicaragua for border incursions citing on site investigations that most war material and military elements arrived from across the northern border. Observers were sent to airports and transport routes.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Washington
Organization of American States
Ag Ae Ae
OAS
Council
Jose Mora
San Jose
George Hazera
Ha‘zera
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa
Mora
United States
Col. J. Garcia
Garcia
OAS Council
Hammarskjöld Warns of Retaliation Over Blasting
The article quotes Dag Hammarskjold telling reporters that blasting will surely trigger a response of similar force, indicating a likely reciprocal action if aggression continues.
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Hammarskjold
Body of Verdin Found After Mojave Search
World speed pilot James B. Verdin, 36, who jumped from a skyhawk during a test flight, was found dead after a massive 23 hour search across a 10 000 square mile area. The accident occurred 242 miles from the wreckage near Victorville as 2 000 ground crews and many aircraft scoured the desert. Verdin, a former Navy lieutenant commander and holder of a 735 4 mph jet record, is survived by his wife three children and a stepdaughter.
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Los Angeles
James B. Verdin
Mojave
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Victorville
Here
Verdin
Earth
Howard Knapp
Edwards Air Force Base
Douglas
Air Force
Navy
Sheriff's
Edwards Afb
Miles City
Mont
Naval Academy
University of Minnesota
Nazism Dead In Germany Says West German Envoy
Cincinnati. West Germany ambassador Heinrich L. Krekeler told a Cincinnati dinner that Nazism in Germany is dead and unlikely to revive. He cited Germany’s acceptance of international agreements and recent elections as evidence, and expressed cautious optimism for future Franco-German reconciliation through daily cooperation in politics economics and defense.
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Cincinnati
Germany
Heinz L. Krekeler
United States
West Germany
Krekeler
France
Nautilus Begins Sea Trials Ahead of Schedule
The Nautilus the world s first atomic submarine will start sea trials on Monday moving from Groton Connecticut for surface tests of propulsion equipment. The submarine uses atomic diesel and electric power and a second 3000 ton atomic powered vessel the Sea Wolf is under construction at Groton yards with two more subs authorized.
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Washington
Navy
Groton
Conn
Groton Yards
Bank Loses $22,900 To Bandit Trio
A trio of armed bandits robbed Cleveland Trust Co. West 101st Street branch, escaping with $22,900 after a daring daylight holdup. Police traced to a car abandoned with stolen plates, while fingerprints may identify the suspects who fled before the getaway.
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Bandit
Cleveland
West Side
Cleveland Trust Co
West 101St St
Detroit Ave
Rich Woman Suspect In Series Of 60 Fires
In Fair Haven New Jersey a 46 year old wealthy woman with prior arrests is named principal suspect in about 60 fires across a five mile radius. Elizabeth Needle wife of Joseph Needle was jailed on burning a building after a raid by state troopers. Bail set at 75000, well above normal. she denies setting any fires and prosecutors caution on links to the arsons.
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Haven
Elizabeth Needle
Joseph Needle
Needle
Newark Surety
Monmouth County
John C. Giordano
Mrs. Needle
Rumson
Carton
John Ma‘ziekien
Germans See Treaty Okay
West German officials predicted easy ratification of the Paris treaty after a long 11 hour meeting between Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Premier Pierre Mendes France. The leaders said French German relations had favorably developed with agreements on disputed issues including the Saar and arms production.
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Baden
Germany
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Pierre Mendes-France
Saar
Middletown 1954 payroll sets new high record
Middletown industrial payroll topped 62 million dollars in 1954, beating 1953 by over 11 percent. Roy L. Patterson reports the figure as the second best year in city history, with most firms increasing payrolls and new industry Middletown Pavings Products added. The chamber elected new officers and approved expansion of its functions, including a Better Business Bureau and downtown street lighting plan.
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Middletown
Roy L. Patterson
Erle A. Hanson
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Rotary Club
Citizens Building Loan & Savings Assn
D. G. Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
Driscoll
James H. Lawrence
Raymond Bay Co
Lawrence
Patterson
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Chamber
Middletown Pavings Products, Inc
Clinton Canal
Franklin
Better Business Bureau
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
U.S. Warships To Be Returned From Russia In June
The Asahi Evening News reports 27 U.S. warships leased to the Soviet Union during World War II will be handed over in June at Maizuru port in Japan and sent to the United States. Rear Adm. Kunihiko Ito denies any plan to lease the ships to Japan.
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Tokyop
U.S
Russia
Maizuru
United States
Asahi Evening News
Kunihiko Ito
Japan
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Henry Mitchell
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