Canada leader warns of improved Russian nuclear threat
Defense Minister Ralph Campney told the Aviation Writers Assn in Toronto that Russia has an enhanced capability to deliver nuclear weapons against North America. He described joint US Canada NATO air defense plans and noted Canada and the US are building an integrated warning system. Campney praised Wing Cmdr Gerauld G Wright for the McKee trophy and described the A theta navigation computer as a major aeronautics achievement.
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Toronto
Ralph Campney
Canada
North America
Campney
Aviation Writers Assn
Europe
United States
Britain
Royal Flying Corps
Gerauld G. Wright
Wright
Senate Set to Vote Monday on Major Appropriations Bills
The Senate will vote Monday on two major appropriations bills. The Labor and Health, Education and Welfare portion totals 2.404 billion dollars and the 17 agencies bill totals 5.882 billion dollars. The committee approved boosts for NIH research into cancer and other diseases and for polio vaccine monitoring, with VA funding rising to 4.469 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
House
National Institutes of Health
Veterans Administration
Freed Airmen Face Tight Schedules After Release
Four U S jet pilots freed from Communist captivity in Red China struggle to spend time with families amid dentist visits and Air Force interrogations. Maj. William McGinty says schedules remain packed as they travel from Hawaii to California then Omaha and Philadelphia.
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Roy Elsoyan
Honolulu
U.S
Red China
Air Force
Washington
William McGinty
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Harold E. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Hong Kong
Special Air Force
Hawaii
McGinty
Fischer
Heller
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Philadelphia
Epperson
Pearl Habor
National Guard Air Field
Hickam Air Base
Hellers
Lory Smith
Pacific Air Force
Camerons
Parks
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Campaign Speech Ends Sicilian Vote Campaign
In Palermo and Catania final campaign speeches praised Premier Mario Scelba as Communist setbacks loom in regional elections. Sicily closes campaigning at midnight with 24 hours to think before tomorrow’s 2 percent million voters choose a 90 seat regional assembly.
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Palermo
Sicily
Mario Scelba
Italy
Catania
Scelba
Center
Christian Democrats
Three Die in Barroom Shooting in Crestline
Police chief Ralph Taylor said three people were shot to death in a barroom fight on the town square. He identified the two victims as Beachel and Jerry Asher, about 30, a husband and wife. a third man remained unnamed. No further details were available.
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Crestline
Ralph Taylor
Beachel
Jerry Asher
Taylor
Don't Gamble Says Woman Held In Thefts
Mary Pado a 46 year old Ho boken New Jersey woman was arrested after thefts from stores and hospitals over ten years to fund horse betting. She spoke from custody saying don't gamble it doesn't pay you can't sleep at night.
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Sacred Heart Catholic
Pittsburgh
New York
New Jersey
Mary Pado
Hoboken
N.J
Clinton
Why Do They Torture Me Woman Dies After Court Stays
Barbara Graham died in California's gas chamber after two last minute stays delayed her execution. The 32 year old woman was executed alongside two male partners in a triple murder plot tied to a supposed $100,000 stash.
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San Quentin
Calif
Barbara Graham
California
Jack Santo
Emmett Perkins
Graham
Mabel Monahan
Burbank
Monahan
Las Vegas
Santo
Husky
Perkins
Guard Young
Chester
Goodwin J. Knight
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Knight
Atomic Age Robber Holds Up Chicago Bank
A well dressed thief entered the Michigan Avenue National Bank in Chicago yesterday and, without showing a weapon, handed a pencil note about the atomic age. He demanded $1,550 from teller Miss Laverne Lucht and escaped with the cash amid a crowd of customers in the Loop.
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Chicago
Miss Lucht
Gobel Faces Criticism Over Liquor Remark
In Houston the Texas Methodist Conference blasted George Gobel after a temperance report condemned his Saturday night remark about buying happiness with a fifth of liquor. About 1,000 delegates at the 116th annual meeting approved the board’s report.
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Houston
George Gobel
Texas Methodist Conference
Board of Temperance
TV Star
No Freedom For Airmen Seen Soon
Hong Kong sources said there were no reports of new U S airmen to be released. They had previously forecast four fliers freed Last Tuesday and dismissed a Manila report of 11 more within 24 hours.
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Hong Kong
Red
New Delhi
Priests Warn Argentinians Of Penalties
In Buenos Aires a group of Roman Catholic priests warns that those aiding laws restricting church rights face excommunication. The statement, read in pulpits, follows Peron government measures amid clashes with church officials and arrests of priests and lay Catholics.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Heirarchy
Juan Peron
Vatican City
Catholic Paper Praises Billy Graham
America the Jesuit weekly praises Billy Graham calling him intelligent sincere and zealous. The publication notes he ministers to Protestants here and abroad and that Catholics would welcome more like him.
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New York
Billy Graham
America
Jesuit National Weekly
Ervin presses Pentagon on barring graft firms
Sen. Ervin calls for excluding any firm found to have paid graft to government employees from future defense contracts. The Senate Investigations subcommittee probes large scale uniform purchases, with hearings resuming to question Harry Lev about a $2 million white sailors caps contract.
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Washington
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Subcommittee
Harry Lev
Chicago
Lev
New York
Leon M. Levy
Marvin Rubin
Levy
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Nash-Hudson to lay off 3400 at two Wisconsin plants
American Motors Corp announces 3400 layoffs at its Nash and Hudson facilities in Milwaukee and Kenosha as production is cut 20 percent. 1800 jobs cut at Kenosha assembly and 1600 at Milwaukee body plant, effective next Tuesday. plastics plant and West Coast plant not affected. Production to 650 cars daily.
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Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Nash and Hudson Automobiles
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
AMC
Nehru Leaves on Five Week Diplomatic Tour to Moscow
Prime Minister Nehru departed New Delhi by air on the first leg of a five week journey to Moscow and East European capitals and is due in Moscow Tuesday. He welcomed the Soviet Yugoslav accord signed in Belgrade saying any friendly agreement is good.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Moscow
Uport
Belgrade
Britain faces rail strike as talks bog down
London AP reports a seven day rail strike worsens amid threat of violence. Thousands remain jobless as settlement efforts stall and a wildcat seaman’s strike ties up the Mauretania at Southampton. A few trains ran in the past 24 hours as peace appeals by government and union leaders continue.
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London
Britain
Southampton
NUR
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
ASLEF
Mauretania
New York
Canad
Sidney Balding
le Havre
France
Cobh
Ireland
Liverpool
Ascania
Britannic
Scotland
Eden
Elizabeth
CIO Presses Ford and GM Talks With Strike Threats
The CIO United Auto Workers push two bargaining fronts in Detroit. Ford talks near deadline with a 140000-strong strike if no settlement by Monday. GM negotiations intensify with wage and pension concessions. rail and shipping strikes disrupt Britain and global trade.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Ford
General Motors
UAW
UUAW
Yormeser
Miracle Ann Dupree Dies Then Revived After Embalming Slab
Infant Miracle Ann Dupree, born three months early, was pronounced dead after no heartbeat or respiration. An osteopath and mortician later witnessed the infant showing faint signs of life, prompting transfer to North Houston Hospital, where doctors later reported the death.
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Houston
Miracle Ann’’ Dupree
M. Desmond
City-County Hospital
Mark Dupree
Desmond
Miracle Ann
Robert Kelley
Kelley
J. Robert Corry
Corry
North Houston Hospital
Richard Harrell
Dupree
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Kochian
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Edward J. Feeney
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