Khrushchev Sees Little Chance For Peace, Pole Says
Senate subcommittee cites former Polish Communist leader Seweryn Bialer claiming Khrushchev warned last year that the United States and Soviet Union cannot long co exist. Eastland says Bialer, defected Jan, headed Poland's propaganda board directing anti American propaganda. Bialer will testify at a public hearing tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Seweryn Bialer
Eastland
D - Miss
Bialer
Turtles Traffic Hazard On Oklahoma's Highways
Oklahoma motorists face a turtle surge as dry conditions give way to seasonal rain. Ter rapins clog highways prompting swerves and occasional prize取snatching. Lincoln Park Zoo director Julia Frazier notes a record migration with turtles moving to higher ground and spring mating drives cited as a humorously offered factor.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Julia Frazier
Lincoln Park Zoo
Frazier
You Drive Keep Alert with Chewing Gum
Promote chewing gum to reduce drowsiness while driving and stay alert. Recommends Wrigley's Spearmint as a refreshing option and notes gum helps relieve tension during trips.
Twin Brothers In Wichita Shooting Case
One twin, Billy Moore 14, is recovering from emergency surgery for a 32 caliber bullet wound while his brother Bobby Moore 14 is held by juvenile authorities. Police say a vacuum cleaner dispute led to the shooting. Billy was struck when a bullet ricocheted off a tree. Bobby faces delinquency charges. The mother was away visiting relatives in Missouri.
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Wichita
Kan
Harold Cook
Billy
Bobby Moore
Earl C. Moore
Floyd Hannon
Bobby
Capt. Cook
Moore
Missouri
Reading and morals in public life
A Wiggam column argues two kinds of reading and warns that intellect without moral training breeds smarter scoundrels. It promotes pamphlets on reading faster, sex education for children, and notes the author’s critique of gender myths.
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Robert Frost
A. E. Wiggam
National Newspaper Syndicate
Chicago
Illinois
Frank Parker to Leave Godfrey Show After CBS Contract
Tenor Frank Parker says he will leave Arthur Godfrey's TV program once his CBS deal expires June 30. Parker, 53, has been a longtime member of the Godfrey troupe and says his decision stems from pursuing other radio and TV production work while remaining grateful for Godfrey's friendship. CBS notes his castmates will not be used regularly next season, and Godfrey has dismissed reports of discontent as solely newspaper rumors.
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New York
Frank Parker
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
Parker
Godfrey
Arthur
Familiar Face Helmacy Faces Light Rules Again
William F. Helmacy 17 returns to court in Bordentown New Jersey charged with driving a pickup without lights allowing a youth to ride on the fender and improper parking. Magistrate Gordon Philips revokes his license and gives him a lecture after a prior case about bicycle lights.
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Bordentown
N.J
William F. Helmacy
Helmacy
Gordon Philips
Philips
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