Mystery Fate of Hermann Field Cleared in Poland
Hermann Field, a US citizen and brother of Noel Field, was cleared of charges and released by Polish authorities after an AP report. The broadcast said arrests were framed by an American agent and that Field would receive compensation. The State Department sought release for Noel and Herta Field. Hermann had sought to find his missing brother.
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Vienna
Austria
Hermann Field
Red
Poland
Warsaw Radio Today
Fields
Washington
Jozef Swiatio
Secret Police
West
Field
Warsaw
Noel Field
U. S. State Department
Prague
Siater
Hungary
Radio Warsaw
Polish Security Service
Janet Swiatlo
Hermann Field Swiatlo
State Department
Noel
Herta Field
Pol.a
Europe
London
Pakistan Forms New Government After Emergency Move
Prime Minister Mohammed Ali heads a new seven member cabinet as Governor General dissolves the Constituent Assembly and declares a state of emergency. Press censorship and bans on gatherings are imposed while Ali returns from the United States and pledges duty to crisis.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Ghulam Mohammed
Constituent Assembly
Ali
United States
Assembly
Eisenhower to Review Long Island Economic Scene Tonight
President Eisenhower will deliver a nationwide televised address on economic conditions in a nonpartisan talk aimed at voters amid the campaign for Congress. The speech before the National Security Industrial Association will be carried by NBC television and radio via NBC and ABC starting at 10 thirty p.m. EST.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
National Security Industrial Assa
NBC
ABC Radio
Train Freight Crash Kills One on Laurentian Collision
The Montreal to New York Laurentian Express and a 133 car freight train collided head on near Port Henry New York on Lake Champlain. One trainman was killed and about 50 people injured while 125 Laurentian passengers escaped serious harm. D and H officials plan an investigation into the siding error. Six crewmen were hospitalized at Ticonderoga.
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New York City
Lake Champlain Shore
D&h
Port Henry
Laurentian
Ticonderoga
Jousting of Jury Challenges Begins in Sheppard Trial
The Sheppard murder case in Cleveland opens another round of jury challenges. Each side may strike six jurors with no stated reason, others fill seats, and alternates join after exhaustion. Defense and prosecution hint at how many challenges they will use as voir dire continues.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Con Mahon
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Mahon
Keith Weigle
Weigle
Susan Hayes
French Premier Pushes German Economic Pacts
Paris reports Pierre Mendes France urged broad French German economic accords to complement the Paris agreements on Western defense. He said France and Germany must cooperate to secure long term markets for wheat sugar milk and to boost production and research with closer business ties. He cited Saar Valley settlement as advancing Franco German cooperation.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
West Germany
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Ern
Konrad Adenauer
Saar Valley
Jenner Says Gls Taught By Pro Reds
Senator Jenner reports that the Army's World War II information and education program was heavily pro Soviet propaganda and staffed by men with Communist records. He notes troops were taught by writers who later invoked the Fifth Amendment to hide Communist ties and mentions exposure to the Soviet information bulletin from the Soviet Embassy.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Internal Security Subcommittee
Soviet Information Bulletin
Russia
United States
Campaign rolls into last week in bid for Congress
The campaign for control of the Sith Congress enters its final week with Republicans planning 250 speeches in 36 states and a closing get out the vote push by President Eisenhower. Nixon tours Nevada Arizona and Idaho as Dem leaders Iead Adlai Stevenson and party chiefs sharpen the swing toward forecasting control of the Senate and House. In Tampa Florida J Tom Watson 68 former Democrat dies after months of illness.
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Eisenhower
Esenhower
Washington
Nixon
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Adlai Stevenson
House
Senate
Salt Lake City
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Minneapolis
Congress
Communist Party
Democratic Party
Red Conspiracy
Tampa
Fla
GOP
J. Tom Watson
Boy Breaks Up Largest Girl Family
In Pittsfield Maine Leslie Benjamin Brooks born weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces to Lloyd and wife at Snake Root Road farmhouse ends the Brooks daughters streak. The 39 year old truck driver and his wife greet 13 girls aged 16 to 145 with a new boy who brings pink fears and hopes for a final tally of children in the all girl brood.
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Pittsfield
Maine
Leslie Benjamin Brooks
Lloyd Brooks
Snake Root Rd
Brooks
Eunice
Eisenhower to televise first Cabinet meeting tonight
The bulletin notes President Eisenhower arranged for the first nationally televised Cabinet meeting to hear Secretary of State Dulles report on conferences toward a West European defense agreement. The event is scheduled for 7 p.m. EST tonight.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
New Court Martial Charges Expected Against Ex POWs
The Army likely will issue new court martial charges this week against soldiers accused of collaborating with Communist captors or informing on fellow prisoners in Korea. About 40 cases remain under investigation, with hearings set at various Army posts. The Defense Department rejects any notion of immunity from prosecution for actions taken as prisoners of war.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Army
Korea
Courts Martia
Defense Department
Test Tube Baby Laws Under Study in Illinois
Chicago Bar Assn orders a two member subcommittee to study artificial insemination law amid two Superior Court cases. The panel will hear physicians and lawyers on rights and liabilities of doctors, whether the donor is legal father, the mother as sole parent, consent of the husband, support obligations, adoption issues, and inheritance for a baby born by artificial insemination.
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Chicago
Chicago Bar Assn
Illinois
Samuel A. Rinella
Association
Rinella
Gibson E. Gorman
Dulles Returns From Paris With Unity Trend For Western Europe
Secretary of State Dulles arrives after four hectic days of talks in Paris where West Germany was made a full partner in the anti Communist alliance. Eisenhower plans to greet him at planeside and convene a Cabinet meeting tonight to discuss plans with Adenauer and future Soviet talks.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
West Germany
White House
Adenauer
Russia
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Bermuda
Gettysburg
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Europe
David
Western Europe
French Assembly
Western European Union
EDC
Mendes-France
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Soviet Union
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United States
Britain
France
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U. S. Senate
Berlin
Britain's Dockers Still Out in London Ports
Britain's dockers remain on strike for a fourth day, idling about 44 000 of 76 000 cargo handlers. The National Federation of Wholesale Grocers warns of shrinking imports including bacon and cheese as 120 million pounds in cargo is held up. A government ministerial committee meets again to assess a possible continuation beyond Wednesday.
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London
Britain
National Federation of Wholesale Grocers
Chares
Vietnamese Catholics Flee North Indochina by Sea
About 15,000 Vietnamese Catholics escaped Communist control by fleeing to sea in a scattered flotilla from Van Ly near Bai Chu and Phat Dien. French naval units patrolled the coast and rescued refugees as vessels crossed the three mile limit aboard Jules Verne and another French ship. Two American donated LSMs carried 1,300 each.
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Saigon
Indochina
North Indochina
van Ly
Bai Chu
Phat Dien
Tonkin Delta
Hidden cash found in pantry of NC recluse
A private detective located 130000 dollars stuffed behind sacks in the pantry of a recently died North Carolina recluse. The find underscores the value of selling unused items through Journal Classified Ads.
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North Carolina
Nye predicts Lausche to win record gubernatorial share
Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor George D. Nye predicts Gov. Frank J. Lausche will win the largest percentage of the gubernatorial vote ever recorded in the November elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
George D. Nye
Frank J. Lausche
Wreckage Sighted In Corsica Of Missing C47 Air Force Plane
A two engine plane presumed to be a missing American Air Force C47 was sighted on Corsica by Allied search units. The craft, last heard from north of Corsica, was en route from Rome to Lyon then Manston England with 21 aboard. The nationality of a second missing plane was unclear.
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Paris
Corsica
Allied Air Rescue Center
Aix-en-Provence
France
Dijon
Rome
Marseille
Cap Corse
French Alps
Mediterranean
Nice
Riviera
Lyon
Manston
England
Air Force
406Th Fighter Interceptor Wing
Bastig
UN Panel Eyes Red Russia in Final Disarmament Talks
In the U N Assembly Committee on disarmament the Western Big Three and Canada pushed for five power closed door talks led by Andre Vishinsky. Moscow demanded a new meeting on German unity while warning general armament cuts cannot occur with remilitarization of Western Germany.
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United Nations
U.N Assembly
Russia
Andre Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Canada
West Germany
Moscow
Ship Launa With 13 Aboard Sinks Near Bahamas
The Honduran vessel Launa, 138 feet long, reported its engine room flooded and pumps out, with 13 men aboard. The Coast Guard cutter Androscoggin rushed to aid as the ship, located about 90 miles northwest of San Salvador Island, Bahamas, appeared to hold together and reach safety by midafternoon.
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Fia
Coast Guard
Androscoggin
Launa
San Salvador Island
Bahamas
Missing Crosby Children Found
Hollywood police found the three Crosby children early today after they had been missing since yesterday evening. A neighbor, Tim Wellman, son of director William Wellman, spotted them while out riding with three dogs and three bobcats and coyotes had been trapped by Wellman in the area.
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Bob Crosby
Crosby
Tim Wellman
William Wellman
Young Wellman
Crosby Boys
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