Ike Stamps Ok On All Candidates
The White House said President Eisenhower favors the election of all Republican candidates including Paul Troast for New Jersey governor. Presidential Press Secretary James Hagerty said he had received questions about a perceived jab at Troast or other party nominees. Hagerty noted Eisenhower later knew more about the matter raised at a New Jersey news conference.
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Eisenhower
Paul Troast
New Jersey
James A. Hagerty
Hagerty
Troast
Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Joey Fay
Fay
Arthur Sylvester
Newark Evening News
Not Enough Jurors So Killers Live
IRONTON Ohio Alfred Robinson 93 and William Saunders 27 were sentenced on manslaughter charges after pleas court gave up finding jurors for first degree murder in the July 4 robbery beating of Karl Williams 41 Grahn Ky. Saunders and Robinson drew 120 year terms in Ohio Penitentiary. they could have faced death if convicted.
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Ironton
Ohio
Alfred Robinson
William Saunders
Common Pleas
Karl Williams
Grahn
Saunders
Robinson
Gas Rate Hiked in Columbus Toledo and Springfield
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announced a penny a thousand feet increase in natural gas rates in Columbus Toledo and Springfield effective December. The move affects residential and business customers and follows recent energy market changes recorded in the region.
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The
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Fresh US envoy presses new plan in Korea peace talks
AP dispatch from Panmunjom reports US Envoy Arthur Dean urged a direct move to fix a time and place for a Korean political conference, urging Reds to drop neutral seats demands. North Korean and Soviet allies blasted the plan, accusing Washington of insincerity and attacking Dean’s remarks as insults while signaling interest in the proposal.
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U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Korea
Foreign Ministry
Ki Sok Bok
China
North Korea
Russia
Red Korea
United States
Red
Western Big Three urge UN rebuke of Kibya raid
The Western Big Three Britain France and the United States plan to submit a UN Security Council resolution denouncing the Kibya raid that killed 53 Arabs. The measure would call for more UN watch dogs and truce supervisors in Palestine and may seek an automatic arms embargo against the violator. Abba Eban warned Arab states of intensified tension while preparing to address the Middle East security question.
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N. Y
U.N. Security Council
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U. N
Abba S. Eban
Middle East
Eban
Palestine
Britain
France
United States
Council
Jordan
Kibya
London
U.N
Costello Leaves Prison Free Amid Deportation Bid
Frank Costello, 59, New York gambler, left Milan federal prison after serving about a year of an 18 month sentence for contempt. He faces deportation to Sicily and possible tax-evasion actions. With Loretta Costello and an unnamed man, he fled the area amid a newsman chase, heading toward Detroit.
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Frank Costello
U. S
New York
Senate
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Here
Costello
Sicily
Loretta
David Heritage
Michigan
Willow Run
Allen Park
Women Smarter Than Men Says Heart Specialist
Oklahoma City delegates heard Dr. William G. Seaman Jr. contend women are smarter than men. He argued the so called weaker sex myth keeps women from overexertion, citing women's greater endurance, ability to tolerate heart ailments, and capacity to balance work and home while male vanity persists.
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Oklahoma City
William G. Seaman Jr
Philadelphia
Oklahoma Clinical Society
Seaman
Volcanic Eruptions Scatter Ash Across Java Coast
Kra katau, the island volcano near Java, erupts in a new series of explosions with ash and fire spreading over four days. Indonesian volcanological service in Bandung reports more than 100 blasts. No damage or casualties yet, but alerts warn of possible tidal waves and shipping rerouting in coastal areas.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Krakatau
Bandung
Army Tells Of Commie Brutality In Korea
The Army released a documented indictment of Communist atrocities in Korea listing 6,113 American probable victims. The report, by the war crimes division, includes charts, photographs, and survivor accounts describing brutal killings and torture, mostly in 1950 as North Korean forces and later Chinese troops advanced.
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U. S
Army
War Crimes Division
Far Eastern Command
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Korea
James M. Hanley
South Korea
Taejon
United Nations
Charles Mayo
U. N
May
State Department
Hall Heady Indictment Due Today In Kidnapping Case
A Kansas City grand jury in the Greenlease kidnapping probe sought more testimony from Louis Shoulders and John Hager as it weighs indicting Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady. Warranted blackmail charges were filed against Edward Long, hotel elevator operator, for attempting a 10,000 ransom. At least 16 additional ransom demands were reported to the Greenlease family.
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Kansas City
Greenlease
Louis Shoulders
St. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
John Hager
U.S
Edward Scheufler
Hall
Heady
Hager
Edward Eugene Long
Long
Ike and Dulles Push Back on Top-Level Talks for Peace
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles appear to be eroding the idea that a personal summit with Soviet Premier Malenkov could secure world peace. At a news conference Eisenhower sought to deflate diplomacy’s value, while Dulles resisted Churchill’s push for a full East-West meeting, stressing public opinion and a cautious approach to peace negotiations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Malenkov
Isenhower
Churchill
England
Europe
Maybe dead teen-ager Evelyn Hartley linked to missing case
Fifteen year-old Evelyn Hartley, La Crosse High School junior and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hartley, vanished from Viggo Rasmusens home after substituting for a baby-sitter. Police say she likely died. many suspects were cleared, while ongoing probes include a baby-sitting tie to a football game and a blood-stained shirt bundle seen at a rail station.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Evelyn Hartley
Richard Hartley
Viggo Rasmusen
la Crosse High School
Evelyn
Dist
John Bosshard
Rasmusen
Bosshard
la Crosse State College
Hartley
River Falls State College
Rasmusens
Milwaukee
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Kinsey Book Demoralized Troops Says Morley
LOS ANGELES Dr Kinsey s Sexual Behavior in the Human Female was more demoralizing to American troops in Korea than Red propaganda says John Morley a lecturer who recently returned from the Orient Morley told a civic meeting that the Kinsey Report claims one out of every four American wives has been unfaithful two hundred thousand Americans overseas were reportedly exposed to the finding.
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Los Angeles
Dr. Kinsey
Korea
John Morley
Orient
Kinsey
Morley
Greek King and Queen Begin 37 Day United States Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece hold a busy schedule after a White House dinner with President Eisenhower. The royal couple, touring the United States for 37 days, will travel coast to coast and back, staying first at the White House then Blair House before leaving Saturday for Philadelphia.
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Greece
Eisenhower
White House
Paul
Frederika
Pennsylvani Aeaotvaion
Islvia Ave
Blair House
State Department
Philadelphia
Standard Oil Cuts Price Of Gasoline
Standard Oil Co of Ohio lowered the dealer price for regular gasoline by two tenths of a cent per gallon at its Cleveland area stations. Premium grade prices were not changed.
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Standard Oil
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Missing British airliner sink reported near Redwood City
A British Commonwealth Pacific airliner carrying 19 aboard was reported missing in Redwood City California. Shortly after an air-sea rescue unit sighted wreckage of a four‑engine overseas plane southwest of its airport destination.
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Redwood City
Calif
Ex Red Says 25 Spy Rings Busy In U S 1941
Ismail Akhmedov a former Russian intelligence officer testified at a Senate hearing that up to 25 Red spy rings operated in the United States in 1941 and could have expanded during World War I. He said Amtorg the Russian trading agency sent espionage reports to Moscow through diplomatic channels.
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New York
United States
Amtorg
Moscow
Ismail Akhmedov
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
William E. Jenner R
Akmedov
Russian General Staff
Food Prices Expected To Stay Near 1954 Level
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department predicts retail food prices in 1954 will average near 1953 levels. Farmers' share of the consumer food dollar is seen at about 45 cents, the lowest since 1941 but higher than most prewar years. Food supplies are projected similar to 1953 with ongoing strong demand and sticky marketing costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Churchmen Oppose Mao Move at UN Conference
At a Cleveland interdenominational gathering 450 clergy and lay leaders debated foreign policy. A Toronto cleric urged UN admission for Red China but church delegates representing 30 denominations voted against the proposal, citing risks of appearing to yield to military power.
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Cleveland
China
United Nations
James R. Mutchmer
Toronto
United Church of Canada
John Smith
New York Presbyterian
U.N
Far East
National Conference On the Churches and World Order
Russia
Lynn J. Radcliffe
Cincinnati Methodist
U. N
Garland E. Hopkins
Herndon
Methodist
Palestine
U.S
Surprising News Due Tomorrow Touches NRC Deadlock
Panmunjom reports hint at a Friday surprise from Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya chairman of the stalemated Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission The notable move would involve 8000 North Korean POWs softening stance on attending interviews and possibly altering force debates among NRC members The revelation centers on potential shifts in policy toward North Koreans and Chinese prisoners amid recent POW escapes and alleged crimes investigations by the commission
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K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
NRC
MRC
Commission
Indian Command
Neutral Zone
Reds
South Korea
Weather Summary: Rain and Warmer Outlook for Midwest and South
Rain or drizzle covered the eastern third of the nation with heavy rainfall yesterday. Middletown recorded 0.02 inches by 8 am and 0.42 inches since Monday 9:45 pm. Forecasts call for fair and cool tonight, fair and warmer tomorrow in the Miami Valley. Kentucky sees cloudiness with highs around 55. tonight’s low 34 to 40, Friday fair and milder in the afternoon. Temperatures fell to below freezing across the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley, with little change elsewhere and some Midwest warming ahead of colder northern air. Middletown’s high yesterday reached 58 at 1 am. low 40 today at 7 am.
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Miami Valley
Kentucky
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
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