Debate Over Stalin Death Resurges In U S Officials
AP report describes fresh debate on whether Stalin died naturally or was murdered. Khrushchev's secret Moscow speech is summarized by the State Department as a version seen abroad. Analysts note possible stroke at 73 and warn against fully trusting Khrushchev.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
State Department
Russia
V. M. Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
Molotov
Mikoyan
Aerobee Hi Falls Short in New Mexico Flight
WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND N M The Navy failed to reach expected altitude as Aerobee hi rocket topped 37 miles short of 138 miles target. Scientists John Townsend and team lament delays and potential abandonment of the project affecting planned upper atmosphere studies at Churchill Manitoba and data on solar radiation and solar flare.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Navy
John Townsend
Townsend
Churchill
Manitoba
Florida man admits Atlanta payroll slay in 2400 robbery
Don Mitchell a 25 year old Miami Negro confessed in Cleveland to killing secretary Inez Johnson 30 during a lunch hour payroll robbery at Ingram Mantle and Tile Co Atlanta. He denied involvement with the robbery but police say he was linked by a tip and later seized 470 dollars from a hotel room pillow case.
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Cleveland
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
David E Kerr
Don Mitchell
Miami
Inez Johnson
Ingram Mantle and Tile Co
Johnson
Mitchell
Kerr
East Side
Harold Boyett
James Brewer
Fall Injuries Fatal in Cincinnati Area
George Foote aged 81 died at St Francis Hospital after sustaining injuries from a fall on stairs at his Fairmont home. He passed Monday night, following the incident earlier that day.
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Cincinnati
George Foote
St. Francis Hospital
Fairmont
Boy Keeps Both Dogs in Newport Family Decision
Nine-year-old Andy Bailey faced choosing which dog to evict Wimpy or Laddie after Wimpy returned home. Ralph Bailey ultimately decided to keep both dogs and not remove either, saying they would try their best to keep them.
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Newport
Andy Bailey
Wimpy
Laddie
Andy
Ralph Bailey
Saar Goes German Early Switch Sets Saar Back to Germany
Luxembourg France and West Germany reach early agreement on transfer of the Saar valley to Germany with a three year transition for customs and economic ties. If treaty is ratified the Saar would become German on January 1, 1957, with French rights to some coal and an international canal project.
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Luxembourg
Guy Mollet
Konrad Adenauer
Saar Valley
Germany
West Germany
France
Saar
Moselle
Rhine
Great
Lorraine
Heinrich von Brentano
Maurice Faure
League of Nations
Third Reich
Mollet faces Algeria policy vote in Paris assembly
Paris observers expected Premier Guy Mollet to win a confidence vote on his Algeria policy after a three day debate. Communists waver between backing Mollet and opposing his hard line. In western Algeria authorities completed a mass identity check, arresting suspects, seizing radio gear and arms. A Marine died and several were wounded in a house to house search in Nemours. Dixmonde carrier bringing 14 U. S. helicopters for rebel tracking arrives in Algiers. In Aures Mountains Foreign Legion units killed 12 rebels during a raid.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
France
Algeria
Mollet
Nemours
Dixmonde
Algiers
Aures
Foreign Legionnaires
Brink's Robbery Loot Recovered Behind False Paneling In Office
FBI investigators in Boston recovered about 90000 dollars of the Brink's robbery loot hidden behind wall paneling in a South End office. The money, in dated newspapers and plastic bags, matched serials from the 1950 theft and was found hours after two men were arrested as accessories. Police linked the discovery to Jordan Perry Jr and noted Perry’s other cases, while trial dates for ten indicted participants were set for August.
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Boston
FBI
Fbli
South End
Jordan Perry Jr
Baltimore
Edward Bennett
Weymouth
John F. Buccelli
Brookline
Bennett
Buccelli
Perry
Brink
B&p
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Adlai Estes Wait as Big One Is Decided
In London a terror threat targets Sir John Harding Cyprus crisis. A car with leaflets announces a death threat to Harding, Cypriot extremists seek to avenge executed compatriots. Police warn of Greek-speaking Cypriots infiltrating Britain. Harding remains under tight guard during talks with Eden over Cyprus union pressures.
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Adlai
Estes
London
Manchester
John Harding
Cyprus
Harding
Britain
Mediterranean
Eden
Greece
Ike Seeks To Restore Cut In World Aid
President Eisenhower called on House Democratic and Republican leaders to meet for talks aimed at reversing a 1.109 billion dollar cut in foreign aid approved by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. White House aides say the program would be badly crippled if the cut stands and the House debate is set for Wednesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
GOP
Martin
Massachusetts
White House
House Committee
Second Pike Inadvisable Says Bankers
A Blyth & Co letter to the Ohio Turnpike Commission urges postponing a second turnpike project from Cincinnati to Conneaut. The New York firm cites unfavorable initial operating results, awaiting favorable market and policy conditions, and evaluating design economies before financing more bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Blyth & Co., Inc
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James Shacknessy
Commission
Cincinnati
Conneaut
New York
Police Seek Sex Steal Ring Leader in Miami Beach
Miami Beach police pursue Marc Michles of Fremont Ohio as leader of a sex and steal operation that netted over 200000 last winter. Michles allegedly supplied gang members with hotel keys while two women acted as $50 nightly call girls and provided client tips. Five members, including the two women, have been arrested as disputes over loot share fractured the group.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fremont
Ohio
Sam Frederick
Marc Michles
Fredericks
Rising temperatures fuel warmer days into midweek
The forecast predicts mostly fair and warmer weather through Wednesday with highs around 85 and a low near 55. Monday's unofficial high reached 78 by 4:30 p.m. and the morning low was 50 at 6 a.m., as officials note.
Californians vote in pivotal Democratic presidential primary
Californians vote today in a presidential primary viewed as crucial for Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. Stevenson leads in polls and delegates. Kefauver campaigns in Los Angeles amid claims of victory by 185,000 and plans by Kefauver to boost momentum. Eisenhower seeks renomination with broad support.
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San Francisco
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Ilinois
Sen
New York
Averell Harriman
Democratic State Committee
Harriman's
Eisenhower
California
South Dakota
Montana
Lar Daly
Chicago
Springfield
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wiley
McCarthy
Senate
Glen Davis
Davis
Body Found In River Near Cincinnati In Boat Accident
The body of Donald Douglas, 19, Brooksville Kentucky, a service station worker, was found in the Ohio River in Cincinnati. He drowned last Saturday in a boating accident near Augusta Kentucky where two others were saved after their boat capsized.
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Cincinnati
Donald Douglas
Brooksville
Ohio River
Augusta
Jag Readies New Mideast Peace Try
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold won Security Council backing to press a second phase of his Middle East diplomacy. The goal is to ease Arab Israeli tensions and ensure armistice compliance, with no immediate new mission planned.
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United Nations
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Middle East
It Nation Council
United States
France
Plans New Attack On Cancer Virus Theory From Nobel Scientist
Nobel laureate Wendell M. Stanley urged a new cancer-fighting approach based on the virus theory at the National Cancer Conference. He said viruses may cause most cancers and could lead to vaccines and cures, though cancer itself isn’t contagious. Stanley noted aging, hormones, diet, chemicals, and radiation as possible triggers for activating dormant cancer viruses.
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Alton L. Blakesleft
Detroit
Wendell M. Stanley
University of California
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
United States
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
California
Wrong Way on One Way Street Sparks City Clash
Cambridge and Somerville faced confusion on White Street as Cambridge adopted a one way rule toward Somerville without notifying the neighboring city. Motorists from Somerville entering Cambridge found themselves driving the wrong way, causing traffic jams and warnings from Cambridge police.
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Cambridge
Mass
White Street
Somerville
Lawyers Seek Appeal For Sheppard Case
An attorney for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard has notified the Ohio Supreme Court of intent to seek reconsideration of the May 26 decision upholding the second degree murder conviction for the slaying of his wife Marilyn. The rehearing request is a prerequisite to a possible U S Supreme Court appeal. Sheppard is in Ohio Penitentiary serving a life term. Marilyn Sheppard’s bludgeoned body was found July 4, 1954 at the lakeside Bay Village home.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marilyn
U. S. Supreme Court
Paul M. Herbert
Ohio Penitentiary
Bay Village
Two Billion Dollar Tax Cut Backed by CED Study
Washington The Committee for Economic Development urged a tax cut of two billion dollars or more starting January 1 only if the cash budget remains in the black and inflationary pressures stay tame. It warned against cuts if the July 1 budget shows only a small surplus or if inflation accelerates. The study notes that Revenue may not reflect noninflationary growth and suggests delaying final decisions until a thorough congressional review. It favors first trimming top personal tax rates if a two to three billion dollar surplus exists, then cutting corporate rates to 50 percent with a one billion dollar impact, and finally reducing excise taxes on vehicles, alcohol and tobacco if funds remain. The group prefers the cash budget as a tax policy guide, including trust funds, over the traditional administrative budget.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development Today
CED
Eisenhower Administration
Congress
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