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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

8

Ex-Russian Says Soviets Sought To Make Him Spy

Michael Shatov, a Columbia University archivist and former Russian army captain, says two United Nations officials Aleksei Petukov and Rostislav Shapovalov pressured him to spy. He filed the accusation at a news conference in New York, noting repeated campus approaches after April 9 and alleged hints they could discredit him with U.S. security agencies.

New York Columbia University United Nations Michael Shatov Columbia Aleksei Petukov U. N Asia Far East Rostislav Shapovalov Shatov American Committee For Liberation of Bolshevism

Insurance Proceeds Sought In Helsel Estate Case

Two life insurance policies totaling 40000 dollars linked to the Helsel Middletown partnership have sparked petitions in Common Pleas and Probate courts. Executor Oglesby Barnitz Bank & Trust demands the proceeds go into the Helsel estate while Clark seeks a declaratory judgment on partnership rights and an accounting.

Common Pleas Harlan D. Helsel Middletown Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co Hessel Virgil T. Clark Stanley St Clark Clark and Helsel Fred Ross Middletown Bank

National Gallery of Art cost and canary gas facts

The National Gallery of Art in Washington required about 15 million dollars to construct. Canaries have historically been used to detect dangerous gases in coal mines and were employed to sense poison gases on the battlefield.

National Gallery of Art Washington

Riesel Says Labor Boss Could Cut Off Key Ports

Washington based columnist Victor Riesel warns that Harry Bridges, West Coast ILWU chief, controls ships and ports including Honolulu and San Francisco and could shut them down. Riesel, blinded by an acid attack, testified to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee amid probes of Communist influence in waterfront unions.

Washington Victor Riesel Harry Bridges San Francisco Honolulu Bridges International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union Australia Riesel Senate Internal Security Subcommittee New York New York Daily Mirror Congress Jeff Kibre Irving Welson New Orleans Kibre Welson Robert Morris Subcommittee

Top Ranking Defense Men Begin Parley

More than 160 civilians and senior military leaders gather at Quantico for the fourth annual conference. Secretary of Defense Wilson says the event is for discussion, not decisions, with meetings behind closed doors. Topics listed as problems confronting the Army Navy Air Force and Defense Department, with presentations through Sunday afternoon.

Quantico Va Marine Corps Charles E. Wilson Wilson Army Navy Air Force Defense Department

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