Border clashes raise U N truce tensions in Auja zone
Israel and Egypt traded charges of new troop incursions near the Auja demilitarized border as UN truce observers urged neutrality. Israeli officials said Egyptian units penetrated Israeli territory and reinforced positions, while Egypt accused Israeli forces of reoccupying evacuated zones and fighting near Kuntila. The exchanges followed recent cross-border clashes and a Cairo protest to the UN Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Auja
U.N
el Auja- Nizana
Gaza
Israeli Foreign Ministry
E. L. M. Burns
U. N
Burns
Camel Corps
Kuntila
el Auja
Cairo
Beeroyatin
New York
Mahmoud Fawzi
Czechoslovakia
Fawzi
Petite Wife Is Acquitted Of Slaying
Washington case where Katharine Ann Haynes a petite 28 year old mother of four was found not guilty by reason of insanity after killing Nancy Penton in July Willis M Haynes husband testified to intimacies defense argued she was driven insane by his bragging she could face release after a court hearing Monday she was committed to St Elizabeths Hospital following the verdict and awaits possible freedom.
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Washington
Katharine Ann Haynes
Mrs. Haynes
Haynes
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Nancy Penton
North East Washington
Willis M. Haynes
Hiccuper Glum on 30th Birthday
Los Angeles report on Jack O Leary who turns 30 today after seven years of hiccuping since a 1948 appendix rupture. He has lost weight from 135 to 74 pounds and suffered diabetes and several heart attacks. His mother says he is failing and withdrawn from people.
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Los Angeles
Jack O
President Eisenhower leads chips-down session with Benson
Denver AP reports President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, will meet with Secretary Benson at Fitzsimons Army Hospital as Benson faces calls to resign. New X rays show no heart enlargement and doctors plan discharge in about 10 days to two weeks. Benson vows to stay as long as the President wants him in the Cabinet.
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Avenrs
Benson
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Knowland Praises Benson Amid Foreign Policy Questions
Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California praised Secretary of Agriculture Benson and the farm program while signaling support for the Eisenhower administration on domestic issues. He questioned Western security guarantees and a sanctuary approach in Europe tied to a German unification plan.
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Soviet Union
W. M. Molony
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
U. S
State Dulles
Europe
Germany
Russia
Molotov
Poland
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
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Grrman
Berlin
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate
United States
France
Semed
Czecoslovakia
Asia
Californian
Stabbed Boy Dies in Street Brawl with Classmate
In Cleveland a 16 year old boy named Frank Hill died from three stab wounds after a street clash with a 15 year old classmate. The other youth was detained for questioning at Central Police Station. Witnesses said the fight began over a girl.
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Cleveland
Frank Hill
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Central
Teen Killed in County Road Collision near Greenville
Greenville Ohio reports 19 year old Robert L. Raterman of Anna Shelby County died in a two vehicle crash on a county road 16 miles north of Greenville. The victim was a passenger in one car when it collided with another vehicle last night.
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Greenville
Ohio
Robert L. Raterman
Rt. 2
Anna
Shelby County
Here
Revision sought for Fund bibliography on communism in US
The Fund for the Republic plans a revision of its bibliography of publications on communism in the United States after criticism from scholars and writers. David Freeman says a supplement or new edition is under study. Clinton Rossiter supported revisions while Philip Taft James T. Farrell and John A. Sessions faulted omissions. The Ford Foundation funded group faces broad critique amid left bias charges.
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New York
Fund For Te Republic
United States
David Freeman
Freeman
Clinton Rossiter
Cornell University
Rossiter
Arthur E Sutherland
Harvard University School of Law
Philip Taft
Brown University
Communist Party
Taft
James T. Farrell
American Committee For Cultural Freedom
John A. Sessions
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
American Legion
Legion Charge
Peesnem
Itelf
Chicago University
Robert M. Hutchins
News Work On Sheppard Case Lauded
In Columbus, Ohio, Cleveland police chief Frank W. Story praised intensive newspaper coverage of the Dr Sam Sheppard murder probe. He said press reporting aided public awareness and police work, opposing censorship and noting a reporter once withheld a story to prevent aiding a suspect.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Frank W. Story
Dr. Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
Bay Village
Story
Weekend Of Decision For Princess Margaret Romance
Margaret and Peter Townsend slip from London amid a media crush as a weekend of decision looms. Police shield royal watchers while Townsend heads toward Sussex. sources say he arrived at Eridge Castle before moving toward Uckfield. Public debate centers on whether Margaret would renounce royal rights if they wed and live privately.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Margaret
Palace
Townsend
Uckfield House
Sussex
Lord
Rupert Nevill
Eridge Castle
Marquis of Abergavenny
Sussex Hills
Uckfield
Daily Sketch
Duke of Windsor
London Times
London Star
The
Daily Mirror
Times
Hypnotist Case Deadlocks Jury in Ky Farm Robbery Trial
In Harrodsburg Kentucky two women Dorothy Brady and Joyce Rood faced a jury over robbing a farm wife of 1640 after allegedly hypnotizing her. The jury deadlocked, and Brady and Rood will face retrial in January as Mrs Pulliam testified the women hypnotized her last summer and the money was missing when she awoke.
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Harbordsburg
Dorothy Brady
Joyce Rood
Sam Pulliam
Pulliam
Complete Recovery Seen For Adenauer
Doctors treating West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer report he will make a complete recovery from bronchial pneumonia. The 79 year old leader is now able to leave his bed several hours daily.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Judge frees man in murder case in Cleveland
Charles F. Robinson, 28, who killed Orville Lee Johnson last July 7, had a murder verdict reduced to first degree manslaughter by Common Pleas Judge Donald F. Lybarger. The judge found no malice and deferred sentencing pending a probation report.
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Cleveland
Charles F. Robinson
Common Pleas
Donald F. Lybarger
Robinson
Ohio
Orville Lee Johnson
Adlai Stevenson Plans Several Primaries As Nomination Bid
New York Times reports Adlai E. Stevenson will enter multiple state primaries to seek the Democratic nomination. Minnesota and California are set, with further regional contests among 19. A formal Chicago nomination announcement is planned for Nov. 19. Stevenson may face Estes Kefauver in several contests. California votes June 5, a key preconvention test.
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New York
New York Times
Adlai E. Stevenson
St Paul
Minn
the Times
Minnesota
California
Stevenson
Chicago
William M. Blair
Cone
Times
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Duluth
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Sen. Kefauver
Strobel Near Impropriety in Private Firm Ties
Rep. Celler said Peter Strobel came perilously close to impropriety by keeping a private business connection while serving as public buildings commissioner. The House subcommittee investigates Strobel and Strobel & Salzman, where he has a profit stake. Strobel, paid 14800 dollars, oversees federal real estate and selects architects and contractors. He denied wrongdoing and testified he would disqualify himself when former clients are considered.
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Washington
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
Peter A. Strobel
House
Strobels
New York
Strobel & Salzman
Strobel
Strobe
Corps of Engineers
Engineer Made 300000 Bogus Coins Charged
A 64 year old engineer was jailed in Cleveland on counterfeit charges after producing about 300000 fake nickels using a 250000 pound press in Brial New Jersey. Francis L. Henning reportedly deposited 5000 dollars in banks in Philadelphia and Camden and later withdrew genuine money. Police found five zinc plates and other equipment in his East Side room. He was bound over by a U S Commissioner on 15000 dollar bond and to be returned to Camden for counterfeiting charges. He previously was convicted in 1939 for counterfeiting one dollar bills.
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Cleveland i
Secret Service
Brial
N. J
Francis L. Henning
Philadelphia
Camden
Cleveland Secret Service
R. E. Holmes
Henning
Federal Reserve Bank
Hennings
Holmes
U. S
H. A. Horn
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