Lattimore Case Judge Accused of Prejudice
In Washington the government charged U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl with fixed personal bias in favor of Owen Lattimore in the perjury case. U S Attorney Leo A Rover asked the judge to disqualify himself while Lattimore's lawyers denounced the move as scandalous.
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Owen Lattimore
U.S
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
Rover
Youngdahl
NAAWP strikes back at Young in Delaware clash
In Wilmington and Dover the NAAWP demanded Gov Boggs remove Delaware Attorney General H Albert Young after he sought to revoke the group's charter. Young defended a Milford school integration case, while NAACP and NAACP opponents traded actions over the segregated school order.
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J. Caleb Boggs
National Assn. For
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H. Albert Young
Wilmington
National Assn
NAAWP
Young
Milford
Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Ware
Farm program hurts GOP says McCarthy
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin says Republicans have been hurt by the Eisenhower era farm program in their bid to keep control of Congress. He supports all GOP candidates except Clifford Case in New Jersey where Case faces Democrat Charles R. Howell. McCarthy doubts victory for Case if he cannot vote to keep him as party leadership.
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Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Congress
Clifford P. Case
U.S. Senate
Hendrickson
RNJ
Case
Rep
Charles R. Howell
New Jersey
GOP
Government Operations Committee
Wisconsin
Delays Sought in Dr Sheppard Murder Trial in Cleveland
Attorneys for Dr Samuel H Sheppard filed two motions to delay his first degree murder trial and to move venue. The osteopath from Bay Village faces trial Monday in Cuyahoga County for the July 4 killing of his 31 year old wife Marilyn who was four months pregnant.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Sheppard
Marilyn
William Gunane
Cuyahoga Cunty
Blythin
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Lake
Bay Vilage
United States Rushing Aid To Haiti After Storm
U S aid rushes to storm battered Haiti as Hazel fears of heavy deaths mount. Unofficial reports say hundreds killed while the hurricane plows the exposed southwestern peninsula, smashing Aux Cayes Jeremie and destroying villages.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
United States
Republic
Aux Cayes
Jeremie
High Court Starts New Term Work
The Supreme Court begins its new term in Washington amid the death of Justice Robert H. Jackson. The court halted for his funeral, with Jackson's chair draped in black as eight justices served as honorary pallbearers at Frewsburg New York. The term opens by admitting lawyers, issuing orders, and scheduling hearings for cases granted last spring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Frewsburg
N.Y
Times reports second government intelligence probe under way
The New York Times said today a second extensive investigation of the government intelligence activities is in progress in Washington and elsewhere. One probe is headed by retired Air Force Gen. James H. Doolittle.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
the Times
James H. Doolittle
North Carolina Capes Alerted For Hurricane
Weather Bureau raised hurricane warnings for the North Carolina capes as Hazel neared. Winds up to 130 mph, moving northwest at 23 mph, with warnings extending to Virginia capes. The center may pass west or landward of Cape Hatteras, with possible Virginia capes warnings later. Haiti relief under way after Hazel hit Jeremie, damaging much of the town and causing uncertain casualties.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
North Carolina Capes
Virginia Capes
Charleston
S. C
West Palm Beach
Walter R. Davis
Haze
Cape Hatteras
Cape
Washington Bureau
Davis
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New England
Carolina
Virginia
Hazel
Atlantic
Caribbean
Republic of
Haiti
U.S
Saipan
Raft Seen Off Pago Pago on Ocean Odyssey
William Willis, 61, sailed from Callao Peru June 22 with a parrot and cat on the balsa raft Seven Little Sisters. Report says the raft was sighted 20 miles off Pago Pago and Samoa plans to tow Willis to port.
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Pago Pago
American Samoa
William Willis
Peru
Samoa
Manua
Willis
Seven Charged in Plot to Disrupt Cuban Election
Seven persons in Havana, Cuba have been charged with plotting a terrorist attempt to disrupt Cuba's scheduled November 1 presidential vote. The case highlights security concerns ahead of the election and involves identified suspects facing formal charges and possible penalties.
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Havana
Cuba
Church Merger Okayed
Top executives of the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church approved merging into the United Church of Christ with 1957 set as forming date and more than two million members. The vote reaffirmed a Basis of Union despite objections from Dr. Howell Davies who questioned authority and church commitment.
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Cleveland
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Group
Evangelical and Reformed
New York Court of Appeals
Evangelical and Reformed General Council
Howell Davies
Chicago
Davies
Radio War Ends in Belgrade as Tito Gains Pause
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia's Communist party says Russia has halted its six year radio war against President Tito. The move comes as part of the Soviet bloc effort to ease tensions and thaw relations with Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Wilson Sorry About His Bird Dog Remarks
Secretary of Defense Wilson apologized for bird dog remarks that sparked political uproar. He blamed distortion by opponents and defended his labor record. He spoke at a Chicago Republican fund raiser about unemployment and defense contracts, insisting the comments were misrepresented and not reflective of his views or the President’s stance.
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Chicago
Wilson
Detroit
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Ilinois
Stratton
Presidnt
Slayer Seeks Death Penalty in Sister’s Slaying
Andre L Paschedag, a 28 year old World War II hero who pleaded guilty to murdering his half sister Sonia Niehorster, asked judges for mercy the mercy of oblivion while urging the death penalty. Judge Peter F Hagan sentenced him to life in Eastern State Penitentiary after a one day trial finding him guilty of first degree murder.
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Philadelphia
Andre L. Paschedag
Quarter Sessions Court
Peter F. Hagan
Eastern State Penitentiary
Sonia Niehorster
London Bus and Dock Strikes Grind City to Halt
More than 12,000 bus workers idle and 29,000 dock workers idle as a three sided walkout paralyzes London. About 132 ships cannot move while officials consider troop use if essential services are threatened. Union leaders push for talks as strikes threaten coal and food shipments nationwide.
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London
Thames Dock
Walter Monckton
Churchill
George Haines
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Bettees
National Amalgamated Stevedores
Faulty Piping Found In Atomic Sub Model
Washington AP reports the land based West Milton New York A sub prototype faces the same defective piping that delayed the USS Nautilus. The Atomic Energy Commission says piping is being removed and the project will not be seriously behind schedule. The Nautilus at Groton was near trial runs when a steam pipe ruptured due to welded rather than seamless tubing. three months were needed to fix. The Navy ruled out sabotage.
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Navy
President Eisenhower Celebrates 64th Birthday in Denver
President Eisenhower turns 64 amid a tight political fight over his plans for a second term. A Denver luncheon at Cherry Hills and a quiet downtown dinner marked the day while gifts pour in from across the nation. He returns to Washington after a trip to Indianapolis for a farm program address and vows three more speeches before election day. The campaign pace, health noted as excellent, could influence whether he runs in 1956. Sherman Adams warned that losing Congress to Democrats might push him not to seek another term.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Cherry Hills
Denver White House
Washington
Indianapolis
Army
White House
Sherman Adams
Congress
Alaska vote surge widens Democratic lead in territory race
In Juneau Alaska late returns boosted Democrats across the slate with H J Lannen overtaking incumbent Henry Benson for labor commissioner and E L Bartlett widening his congressional lead. Democrats claim sweeping gains in 26 of 28 legislative seats as northern results lag. GOP officials caution against national significance. Bartlett at roughly 75 percent of the vote.
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Juneau
Alaska
Anchorage
H. J. Lannen
Henry Benson
Lannen
Benson
E. L. Bartlett
Congress
Barbara Dimock
Washington
Republican National Committee
Ed W.hall
Bartlett
Move Afoot To Postpone Suez Debate
UNITED NATIONS N Y a strong move was reported afoot to block Security Council debate on Israel s charge of Egyptian interference with Suez Canal shipping until the Mixed Armistice Commission completes an on the spot check Chief Israel Delegate Abba Eban planned to submit a lengthy claim of Suez violations by Egypt with emphasis on the legal arrest and detention of the 500 ton freighter Bat Galim Sept 28 Informed sources said Lebanon sole Arab member would spearhead a West supported move to postpone discussion until the commission turn in its report on the Bat Galim incident Egypt asked the commission to investigate after Israel called for a Security Council hearing Israeli talks labeled this a maneuver to pigeonhole the issue and urged quick action
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Israel
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Abba Eban
Suez
Egypt
Bat Galim
Lebanon
L-Nation Council
Armistice Commission
Supreme Court to Review Nelson Sedition Conviction
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that overturned Communist Steve Nelsons sedition conviction. Nelson, once a noted figure in Communist probes, was sentenced to 20 years in Pittsburgh after a 1952 state court conviction. The Pennsylvania court held sedition against the United States is a federal offense.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
United States
Russians Surprise West Again Over Trieste Accord
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. The Soviet Union signaled acceptance of the Oct London Accord dividing Trieste between Italy and Yugoslavia. Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky notified the UN Security Council that the agreement promotes normal relations between Italy and Yugoslavia and eases tensions in Europe. The move surprised Western powers amid Kremlin moves to win friends and influence people.
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United Nations
N.Y
Trieste
London
Italy
Yugoslavia
Anedrei Y. Vishinsky
Kremlin
Supersonic AF Bomber Is Ordered
Washington reports the Air Force ordered initial production of its first supersonic bomber potentially the world's first the Convair B58 Experts see it as a bridge before long range missiles dominate strategic air power The B58 was under construction behind a wall at Convair Fort Worth Texas where the B36 production ended last summer Several B58s are already assembled at Convair's Burbank facility
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Air Force
BSS
Fort Worth
Tex
Burbank
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