Yugoslav Protests Over Trieste Issue Escalate In Belgrade
Belgrade crowds roared against Western plans to transfer Zone A of Trieste to Italy. President Tito met top aides as Dulles visits London, amid calls for a four power conference and fears of armed action if Italy assumes control. International governors and UN moves receive cautious reaction.
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Tito
U. S
Dulles
London
United States
Britain
Italy
Russia
United Nations
Security Council
New York
U. N
America
U. S. Information Service
USIS
Zone A
John Wherton
Triese
Dulles Seeks Diplomatic Path in Trieste Crisis Talks
Secretary of State Dulles travels to London for talks with British leaders and Yugoslav officials on Trieste control as U S and British forces plan withdrawal from Zone A and handing administration to Italy. Tito warns he will use force. timeline for troop shifts remains uncertain.
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London
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Great Britain
Trieste
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley and Ohio warms up
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow in the Miami Valley with sunshine and highs in the 72 to 78 range in Ohio. Tonight will be cooler but pleasant with lows around 48 to 56. Kentucky warms to the 80s today with 50s at night. Middletown saw a 74 degree high at 3 p.m. and a 46 to 47 degree low earlier, with a 55 degree reading by 9:30 a.m.
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Associated Press
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Kentucky
Middletown
Armco
East Side
Sabena Airliner Crashes Near Frankfurt. All Aboard Die
A Sabena Airlines two engine Convair crashed two miles from Rhein Main Airfield near Frankfurt. The U S Civil Aviation Board says all 48 aboard were killed, including 37 or 38 passengers and a four-man crew. Herbert Horn of Rhein Main control tower confirmed every occupant died. The aircraft had departed moments earlier for Brussels.
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U. S. Civil Aviation Board
Sabena
FBI Seeks 300000 In Ransom In Bobby Greenlease Case
FBI agents question Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady in Jackson County Jail as efforts continue to locate 300000 of the 600000 ransom. Hall admitted killing Bobby Greenlease and burying his body. authorities note Heady’s alleged influence amid sharp prison descriptions from St Louis matrons.
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Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Jackson County
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Hall
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Heady
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Margaret Koencee Ereene
Eisenhower Turns 63 as Peace Message Echoes Worldwide
President Eisenhower marks his 63rd birthday with a peace pledge in Hershey Pa. He tells 20000 celebrants America seeks only peace while planning a seven day swing through central and southern states. He accepts a gift of an international scholarship foundation urging mutual understanding among nations.
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Hershey, Pa
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Hershey Arena
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Ex-Siamese Twins Are i Happy Girls
The Mouton Siamese twins now normal happy baby girls will leave Ochsner Hospital for Lafayette. Catherine Anne and Carolyn Anne, daughters of Lafayette Mayor Ashton Mouton, are discharged earlier than expected after rapid recovery. Doctors say they are completely out of danger and show sunny dispositions. The twins were born joined at the base of the spine and shared a lower intestinal tract with fused sacral vertebrae and dural sac.
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Lafayette
Catherine Anne
Carolyn Anne
Ashton Mouton
L. L. Weissmiller
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
Eisenhower Orders Firing For Refusal To Testify
President Eisenhower announced a new policy making it a firing offense for government employees to refuse to testify before congressional committees on grounds of possible self incrimination. The directive tightens limits on refusals and expands accountability within federal agencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fires Hit Guiana Plantations Amid PPP Strike
Smoke hangs over Georgetown as fires burn on two sugar plantations after workers walk out in protest of the government purge of PPP ministers. Sugar trade slows, governor imposes emergency powers, banning strikes by transport and utilities. Only one cane mill runs normally. others shut or operating intermittently.
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British Guiana
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People’s Progressive Party
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Chedi Jagan
Sir Alfred Savage
Air Force Reserve Officer Faces Ouster as Security Risk
Lt. Milo J. Radulovich 26, father of two and Michigan meteorology student, is recommended for discharge from the Air Force Reserve and termination of all commissions by a 10th Air Force board. Board notes loyalty not questioned though. Radulovich, from Mt. Clemens, says the case mirrors Nazi army decisions.
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Mich
Air Force Reserve
Milo J. Radulovich
University of Michigan
10Th Air Force Board
10Th AF
John Radulovich
Hudson Motor
Margaret Fishman
Detroit
Rate Hike Okayed for Dayton Power near Yellow Springs
The Ohio utilities commission approved a gas rate increase for Dayton Power & Light Co. affecting customers near Yellow Springs. The company said the rise brings local rates in line with those in the village of Yellow Springs.
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Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Dayton Power & Light Co
Yellow Springs
Voters Hint the Policies Are Disliked
President Eisenhower faces possible voter displeasure over farm policies as Democrat Lester Johnson wins a Wisconsin 9th District special election. Johnson's 9-7 margin over GOP Arthur Padrutt signals farmer and laboring man dissatisfaction with the administration. Kefauver and Russell call for farm policy review while Eisenhower heads to farm-state tours with Agriculture Secretary Benson.
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D-Tenn
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Russell
GOP
Terms Unsatisfactory Dressen Quits Dodgers Manager Role
Dodgers president Walter O Malley offered a one year contract to Charlie Dressen, who refused and demanded a three year deal to reward two pennants. Dressen said he would not manage the club next year even if negotiations continued.
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Reds Start Explaining To POWs in Panmunjom
In Panmunjom the Communist explanation teams begin face to face interviews with 22,300 Anti-Red POWs who refused repatriation while 23 Americans 1 Briton and 335 South Koreans also decline. Reds plan eight hour daily sessions starting at 8 am local time focusing first on 14,500 Chinese and 7,800 North Koreans hoping to win over leaders to sway others.
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U. N
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Reds
Korea
Smokey Alston Emerges in Dodgers Manager Shuffle
Walter Smokey Alston, longtime Butler County native and Montreal farm system producer, may become a leading candidate to replace Charlie Dressen with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Alston, recovering from a throat ailment, notes plans to return to Montreal next spring while expressing interest in reaching the big leagues. Over seven years as a manager he has steered Dodgers farm teams to three league pennants and multiple playoff titles including a Little World Series triumph.
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Smokey
Alston
Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dodgers
Montreal
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Dressen
Dodger
Phantom killer suspect begins trip to Keystone jail
John Wesley Wable, 24, accused of the turnpike murders, started extradition from Albuquerque to Greensburg, Pa. He waived extradition and claimed innocence, while authorities say the case is tight with one suspect. Wable was arrested after a high speed chase following a gas station hold up in New Mexico.
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John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
Merle Musick
William Smith
Joseph M. Loughgran
Greensburg
Wable
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
W. Va
Lester B. Woodward
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Loughgran
Jis
OSU Coed Stabbed by Burglar in Home
Ohio State University coed Nancy King 18 was stabbed in her apartment in Columbus by an intruder last night. She reported waking at 10 30 p m to find a man by her bed, struggled with him, and he fled through a rear door. No items were missing from the dwelling.
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Ohio
Ohio State University Coed
Nancy King
White Cross Hospital
Missing Army documents prompt McCarthy spying claim
Senator McCarthy said top radar related documents from Ft Monmouth vanished two years ago and were found in the Russian zone of Germany. He warned the Senate subcommittee that espionage concerns loom over a missing secret Army file set. Defense Secretary Wilson suggested the issue could be more than a security leak.
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Defense
Wilson
Washington
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R-Il
Germany
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Dock Union Cited By U S Court In Taft Hartley Case
New York reports the orphaned International Longshoremen's Association and Brooklyn chief Anthony Anastasia face show cause orders for possible criminal and civil contempt after a Taft Hartley injunction extended to halt a North Atlantic sea board dock strike. The actions follow a power clash between ILA and AFL for waterfront control.
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International Longshoremen’s Assn
Brooklyn
Taft-Hartley
North Atlantic Seae Board
Edward Weinfeld
ILA
Anthony
Tough Tony) Anastasia
Weinfeld
AFL
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Anastasia
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