Indiana Governor rushes home to steer Perfect Circle strike
Gov. George N. Craig speeds back from Miami to take charge of the New Castle strike at Perfect Circle Corp. where 8 were wounded in a riot. National Guard units face unclear authority as talks with CIO UAW leaders loom. Workers seek wages union shop pension and layoff pay terms amid decertification actions at related plants.
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New Castle
Ind
George N. Craig
Indiana
Miami
Perfect Circle Corp
National Guard
Perfect Circle
Craig
Doxie Moore
CIO United Auto Workers
Henry County
Harold W. Handley
Muncie
Atty
Edwin K Steers
Handley
American Legion
UAW
Hagerstown
Richmond
NLRB
U N Disarma ment Panel Forms Eight Task Forces on Nuclear Checks
The United States organized eight task forces to study ways to detect concealed nuclear weapons and control arms. Task forces led by Dr. Ernest Lawrence and generals including James Doolittle and Walter Smith will design aerial and ground inspection methods and reporting standards amid disputed plans and mutual distrust among nations.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. Disarmament
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
Anthony Nutting
Arkady Sobolev
Sobolev
Porkkala Naeval
Finland
Nutting
Paul Martin
Geneva
Jules Moch
Ernest 0. Lawrence
University of California Radiation Laboratories
James H. Doolittle
Walter B. Smith
Moscow
Oswald
Colclough
George Washington Uni
Nixon to Meet Dulles in Gettysburg Era Health Conference
Vice President Nixon flies in for the President’s first major post heart-attack meeting. Eisenhower’s recovery progresses with doctors optimistic for full two-month convalescence. Dulles to confer on Geneva agenda while White House staff schedule future talks and travel.
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Denver
Denver White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
Howard M. Snyder
Gettysburg
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Geneva
Germany
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Columbine III
Maj. Eisenhower
Miami
Fla
MIT
Ohio Insurers Warned About 2 Companies
Ohio officials warn residents to deal only with insurers licensed in the state. Superintendent Aut Pryntel announced that his division lacks jurisdiction over unlicensed firms. The alert follows mail solicitations by the Automobile Owner's Assn and the Automobile Owners Safety Insurance Co of Kansas City, both offering prizes and operating without Ohio licenses.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Bracken Tax Stand Draws Democratic Rebuke
Utah Democrats demand Gov. J Bracken Lee resign or retract his defiance of income tax laws after he says he will withhold all taxes except his $10000 salary until the legality is tested in the Supreme Court. A IRS spokesman notes adequate machinery exists for collection. Lee, a Republican, criticizes federal taxation as unconstitutional for funding foreign nations.
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Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Utah Democratic Party
Lee
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Eisenhower
United States Supreme Court
Tolq
Associated Press
Confessior Ruled Bogus In Columbus Case
Richard Archer 31 of Zanesville was deemed unreliable by Columbus police as a potential source in the Donald Keyes slaying. Archer, at Columbus State Hospital on March 8, has a history of admitting crimes he did not commit, and has denied involvement in the Keyes shooting. Deputy Sheriff William Driscoll in Reno said Archer has been discounted despite his arrest discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Archer
Reno
New
Donald Keyes
Herman Beck
Archer
Zanesville
Columbus State Hospital
William Driscoll
Sai Archer
Keyes
Administration Rejects Plan to Pay Farmers for Retirement of Land
Washington report says the administration rejected as too costly and complex a proposal by Sen. Humphrey to pay farmers to retire land from production. Undersecretary True D Morse signed the reply six months after Ellender requested a formal report. Benson plans to present specific recommendations to Congress next year. Industry advisory panel urged exploring pork buybacks for school lunch and relief use, expanding exports, and a campaign to boost pork consumption.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
True D. Morse
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
Faure Fate Linked To Socialists
Paris reports the French government is not planning to remove its resident general in Morocco despite charges that he opposed Premier Edgar Faure. The cabinet member said Faure's reform plans in Morocco remain under review.
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Paris
Eral
Morocco
Edgar Faure
France Faces Defense Chief's Morocco Mission Debate
In Paris the National Assembly debates Defense Minister Billote’s Morocco mission as Faure’s North Africa policy comes under fire. Rouen clashes erupt as about 1,500 demonstrators confront police, tear gas used, after 150 reservists resist deployment from the 6th antiaircraft artillery regiment amid North Africa fighting.
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Paris
Pierre Billote
Morocco
French National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Rouen
North Africa
Rebels Engage Near Spanish Moroccan Border
In Rabat about 3,000 rebels fought in a hit and run campaign near the Spanish Moroccan frontier. Reinforcements moved from Fez to assist forward units in a triangle formed by Boured Aknoul and Tisi Ougli outposts.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Fez
Boured
Aknoul
Tisi Ougli
French troop trains forced past protests in smoke and fury
Disruptions at barracks gates failed to halt troop movements as objectors shouted and blocked trucks. In Paris Lyon station a French detachment defied resistors and proceeded to North Africa. Demonstrations also hit Rabat over Faure's government plan and the Presence Francaise staged protests against De Panafieu. The Socialist vote tonight could decide Faure's fate.
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North Africa
Lyon
Paris
Rabat
French Morocco
Francis de Panafieu
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Presence Francaise
Faure
de Panafieu
Sultan Mohammed
Ben Moulay Arafa
Envelope with $150 Left on Subway Seat Recovered
Max Rosenthal found an envelope containing $150 intended for 1 000 subway rides on a Manhattan subway train. He alerted officials and the 242nd Street terminal recovered the envelope when the train arrived. The fare at the time was 15 cents.
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New York
Manhattan
Max Rosenthal
14Th St
Subway
242Nd St
Pinned In Car Wreck, Tavern Operator Dies
Willard Buck Carlisle a 45 year old tavern operator from Washington Court House died after being pinned in water by an overturned car on U S 62 one mile south of Leesburg. The driver Richard Campbell sustained a hip injury and was admitted to Highland Community Hospital in Hillsboro.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Willard
Buck) Carlisle
Washington Court House
Carlisle
U. S. 62
Leesburg
Richard Campbell
Washington D.H
Highland Community Hospital
General Otto Lasch Freed After Hitler Condemnation
General Otto Lasch, 62, once condemned to death by Hitler for surrender at Koenigsberg, was freed as part of a Moscow backed repatriation from the Soviet Union. He is among 32 German war prisoners returning to West Germany, part of a larger group of about 9,626 to gain freedom in stages. The report notes wartime figures and possible future repatriations including Hitler associates Heinz Linge and Otto Guensche.
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Friendland
Germany
Hitler
Otto Lasch
West Germany
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Lasch
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Soviet Union
Berlin
Pero Uralsk
Heinz Linge
Otto Guensche
Hans Bauer
Ex-Racketeer Wins Deportation Fight in Cleveland
A former Cleveland racket figure, Dominic Sciria aged 56, won a deportation case ruling that the 1952 McCarren Act does not strip rights of stowaway aliens who entered before July 1 1924. Judge Charles J McNamee held 1917 and 1924 laws set five year limits for deportation, while McCarren Act mentions no such limit. The decision favored the alien, citing Supreme Court preference for interpreting doubtful deportation language toward the immigrant.
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Cleveland
United States
Italy
Charles J. McNamee
Dominic Sciria
Walter McCarren
United Staes
McNamee
McCarren
U.S. Immigration Department
Judge McNamee
Supreme Court
Russian Spy Bribe Attempt Foiled By Courier Security
A Moscow spy offered a British courier security guard a bribe to betray diplomat ic secrets in late April 1952 but was rejected on the spot. The guard later reported the incident to the courier and London security officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Foreign Office
Freight Derailment Halts Eastbound Train Near Greenville
A Pennsylvanian freight train derailed near Greenville Ohio with thirty five cars off the tracks. State highway patrol reported no injuries. Cleanup and investigation followed as authorities assessed the scene and safeguarded the area.
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Greenville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Here
State Highway Patrol
Saudi Arabia Receives Russian Arms Offer
From Cairo Faisal confirms Moscow has offered guns to Saudi Arabia but says no definite decision yet. The Saudi premier notes Egypt swapped cotton to Czechoslovakia for armaments and rejects a Western mutual security pact.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Moscow
Faisal
Russia
Czechoslovakia
West
State Dulles
Middle East
Mother and Baby Slain Near Philippi. Father Held
In Barbour county near Philippi a 16 month old boy and his mother, Lucille Swiger England, were shot to death by a 12 gauge shotgun in a rural Sand Run Road home. William Henry England, about 35, the husband and father, is being held for questioning as investigators pursue the case. The shots appeared to fatally strike the child after striking Mrs England on the kitchen floor.
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Philippi
W. Va
Barbour
Robert Karickhoff
Lucille Swiger England
Karickhoff
William Henry England
Sand Run Road
Here
England
Mrs. England
Four Are Held On Dope Count
Hawthorne New York state police detain two men and two women alleged to be part of a dope ring with ties to New York City and Buffalo. About $350 worth of heroin was found in the car on the Taconic State Parkway after a Buffalo police tip. One arrestee was identified as Ann Lavalle 29 of Cleveland Ohio.
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Hawthorne
N. Y
New York City
Buffalo
Taconic State Parkway
J. J. Quinn
Ann Lavalle
Cleveland
Ohio
Democrats Attack Ike Policy in 1956 Scene
Two Democrats assail the Eisenhower administration calling it special privilege government and accuse farm policy of eroding farmers while reducing surpluses. Stevenson and Truman address crowds praising Democratic accountability and warning against miracle cures for farming woes. A California GOP split and talk of 1956 candidates frame the campaign rhetoric as Sen. Bender predicts Eisenhower may seek another term despite a heart attack.
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California
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Green Bay
Wis
Truman
Harry
Albany, N. Y
New York State
Washington
Capal
Woman Charms Store Errors Into Six Thousand Dollar Receipt Mixup
In Plainview New York Mrs Helen Tomko bought cabbage at a supermarket and was chased by three employees who claimed a small package dropped in her bag. The package held $6000 in store receipts meant for a bank messenger bag.
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Plainview
N.Y
Helen Tomko
Bremen Vote To Be Watched In German State Election
Bremen voters head to polls for a state election with issues on Adenauer's West integration and the 500000 man army within the Western Alliance. Socialists lead the government in coalition with CDU and FDP and seek to revise Bonn’s Western defense commitments.
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Bremen
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Western Alliance
West Germany
Adenauer
Moscow
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Bonn
Atlantic Alliance
Pled
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