Tightening Of Passport Rules Being Demanded
United Press staff report from Washington notes Congress men call for stricter passport controls after spy case involving George Zlatovski and his wife Jane. They point to a court decision that allowed the wife to obtain a passport and depart the United States while FBI knew of the alleged Soviet espionage. Rep Francis Walter urges commissial legislation. Sen Thruston Morton recalls the passport expired during Mrs Zlatovskis stay in San Francisco.
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United Press
Washington
William F. Tompkins
France
George Zlatovski
Jane
Soviet Union
Zilatowski
United States
FBI
Francis FE. Walter
D-Pa
John Foster Dulles
Zlatovski
Walter
House Committee On UN- American Activites
House
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
San Francisco
Paris
Khrushchev and Bulganin Begin Prague Factory Tour
Soviet party chief Nikita Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai Bulganin started a busy meet the people tour in Prague visiting factories and collective farms. Western reporters were barred from the farm visits while Czech and Russian correspondents joined the officials. Khrushchev waved to crowds as he arrived, appearing spirited, while Bulganin showed fatigue.
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United Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Odd insect sighting reported in Le Pa A Si area
A resident named Paul Michaels at 1111 Rebecca St observed an odd and frightening insect during a warm spell. The report notes nights favor sleeping, longer daylight remains in the season, and farmers anticipate a good apple crop barring storms. Motorists are urged to watch for continued bark and related advisories.
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Paul Michaels
Rebecca St
Daily Weather Forecast Mostly fair and mild ahead
Mostly fair and mild tonight and Friday with a chance of showers and thundershowers in the north late tonight and Friday. Low tonight 57 to 64. 24hour stats: max 80, min 52, no precipitation, river at 6.4 feet. Year ago: max 76, min 56, river 7 feet.
Bulganin Fighting For Political Life Amid Kremlin Shakeup
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin appeared to be fighting for his political life after a speech in Czechoslovakia that praised Khrushchev for exposing Molotov’s opposition. U S analysts say Moscow reports and Eastern European capitals indicate Bulganin, Voroshilov, and Bulgaria backed Molotov in a failed bid to oust Khrushchev.
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Don Dixon Washington
INL
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Foseyin
V. M. Molotov
Bwyganin
U.S
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Washington
Moscow
Bulgaria
Klimenti Voroshilov
Molotov
Six Die In Alaska Plane Crash Near King Salmon
Six persons including three women were killed when a two engine charter plane, a Lockheed Lodestar, crashed after takeoff at King Salmon Alaska en route to Anchorage. The aircraft plunged nose-down from 500 feet and exploded on impact trapping all aboard in the flaming fuselage with four of the dead being New York residents.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ins
King Salmon
New York
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Israeli Syrian border clashes flare after night gunfire
Israeli and Syrian forces traded fire along the border near Gonen for 15 minutes as cross-border exchanges continued. An Israeli spokesman reported no casualties, while details linked U N mediation and remarks from Ben Gurion blaming Russia and Egypt for rising tension.
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Eliav Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
Israel
Gonen
Sea of Galilee
David Ben-Gurion
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Egypt
Syria
Joe Morris
Jorda
Aga Khan Dies After Illness Ends Milestone Reign
Aga Khan dies at 79 in Versoix Switzerland from a heart attack ending a career as Moslem religious leader and prominent public figure. He will be succeeded by Prince Aly Khan as spiritual head of about 10 million Ismaili Muslims who historically honor the leader with costly weighings every decade.
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Versoix
Switzerland
Aga Khan
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Supreme Court Allows Trial of Girard by Japan
The Supreme Court ruled that William Girard may be tried by Japan for the death of a Japanese woman, reversing a lower court ruling that such a trial would violate the U.S. Constitution. The court said the executive and legislative branches must determine the wisdom of trying American servicemen in Japan. The decision upheld McGarrhy’s denial of habeas corpus relief.
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High Court
Joseph C.mcgarraghys
Girard
United States
High Tribunal
Japan
McGarraghy
Cement Strike Halts Construction Nationwide
The cement strike freezes construction in the Philadelphia area with millions in work halted and thousands facing layoffs. In the Lehigh Valley over 6000 workers in 19 plants are idled as major firms like Warner Co and Liberty Co plan shutdowns within days.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Delaware Valley
Warner Co
Liberty Co
Lightning damages new pavement on Route 219 near Ridgway
The Pennsylvania Highways Department reported lightning struck a steel reinforcing bar on Route 219 near Ridgway Elk County during a heavy storm. The bolt traveled through connecting bars causing nine inch concrete pavement to collapse creating eleven large holes now under repair by workmen.
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Harrisburg
D UP
Ridgway
Elk County
State Highways Department
Malenkov Exiled Near Siberia Border
Former Premier Georgi Malenkov is exiled to a distant power station 2,000 miles from Moscow, a move observers say spares him and other anti Khrushchev figures from execution. Moscow Radio says he overseeing a lone station at Ust Kamenogorsk near Siberia as Molotov Kaganovich and Shepilov are moved.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
United Press
London
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Malenkov
Ust-Kamenogorsk
Kazhakstan
Siberia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Defense Pushes To Review More FBI Files In Clinton High Case
Defense lawyers for 16 defendants in the Clinton high school integration case seek access to more FBI files after obtaining one document from pre trial reports. Judge Taylor ruled the full file motion premature as the trial opened with contempt proceedings against John Kasper and 15 Tennesseeans.
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United Press
Knoxville, Tenn
Clinton, Tenn
FBI
Robert L. Taylor
John Kasper
U.S
George Washington Williams
Clinton
Death notices list Hogue Harry and two more residents
Death records show Charles D. Hogue age 47 of 518 E Moody Ave and Charles C. Harry age 81 of Bowling Green, plus S Meade Cook age 80 of 829 Warren Ave and Mrs John R Agnew age 86 of Phoenix Arizona. Also listed are Andy Salvers age 76 of Bessemer.
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Charles D. Hogue
Link Between Soble Ring and Moscow Spy Networks Uncovered
INS reports a direct link ties the Soble led Moscow directed network to wartime rings in Washington. Elizabeth Bentley had named Harry Dexter White as a Russian spy, and Soble admits reporting to Anatole Gromov, a former Soviet embassy official. The link broadens the New York grand jury probe into Zlatovskis case and its OSS ties.
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Jack Lotto
I.N.S
New York
INS
Jack Soble
Washington
Elizabeth Bentley
Miss Bentley
Harry Dexter White
Treasury
Soble
U.S
Anatole B. Gromov
Geomov
Army
George Zlatovski
Jane
OSS
Paroled killer confesses to mass murder in Chile
In Pupunahue Valdivia Province a 27 year old iron miner Jose Roldan Concha admitted hacking to death a woman and five children. The victims were the wife and children of another miner Custodio Gomez Chaco at Los Coiphues iron mine camp. He had been paroled after one year of a five year sentence for killing a man in self defense. The killings occurred Monday night during Gomez Chaco's night shift.
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Santiago
Chile
Jose Roldan Concha
Custodio Gomez Chaco
Los Coiphues
Pupunahue
Valdivia
Roldan Concha
Gomez Chaco
Valley Forge Hosts Record National Boy Scout Jamboree
Thirty thousand Boy Scouts gather at Valley Forge with another 19 thousand expected for the National Jamboree. Scouts set up camps and visit historic landmarks as the event opens Friday, touted as the largest of its kind in the United States.
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Valley Forge
Norristown
INS
United States
Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower In Prague Speech
Soviet Party Chief Khrushchev assailed President Eisenhower for talking about a clean H bomb and questioned the idea. He hinted at meeting Tito again and pledged bloc non-criticism if Moscow is not criticized. He spoke at Stalin Grad metal works during a Prague visit with Bulganin.
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Prague
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
F Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Stalingrad
Czechoslovakia
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Eisenhower
Boats Burn In Blaze At Dock In Erie
Fire destroyed five boathouses at the west slip of the Erie public dock and up to ten cabin cruiser boats during the night. Firefighters fought the four hour blaze until 1 am as explosions from gasoline stores hampered efforts. Coast Guard and volunteers towed five boats to safety with no injuries reported. Estimated losses run into thousands, unofficially between seventy and one hundred thousand dollars.
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Erie
Erie Public Dock
Coast Guard
Judge Braham Hosts U S Official At Chautauqua
Former Judge W W Braham, president of the Chautauqua Institute in Chautauqua New York hosted U S Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton at Chautauqua. The dinner followed Seaton's address on New Prospects in Conservation at the amphitheater and featured Fred Smith vice president of Prudential Insurance Co Newark as a dinner speaker. Smith also lectured on Monday in the amphitheater on A Philosopher for Conservationists.
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W. W. Braham
Chautauqua Institute
Chautauqua
N. Y
Fred A. Seaton
U. S
President Eisenhower Signals Limited Civil Rights Concession
President Eisenhower would consider amending the civil rights bill to ease fears that troops would be used to enforce school integration in the South, but will not concede to southern demands for a jury trial. Senate debate enters a fourth day as Olin Johnston attacks the measure and plans a full historical defense of trial by jury.
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Eisenhower
United Press
Dixie
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
S.C
Richard B. Rusell D-Ga
Clue Emerges in 1955 Chicago Boys Slaying Case
Police press a major search for a pompadour blonde suspect in the Robinson Woods killings of Robert Peterson 13 Anton Schuessler 11 and John Schuessler 13. An artist’s memory match ties the case to a man linked to a 1956 rape after a witness described him at an eye clinic.
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Chicago
SNS
Robinson Woods
Robert Peterson
Anton Schuessler
John
Peterson
Maria Gonzales
Loop Eye Clinic
Fragments from LSD A OS Page Classifieds
Classifieds and page listings show radio television comics society and editorials with section markers. Obituary and theater listings appear alongside stock pages. Notices and ads fill the remaining space in this archival page segment.
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Comics
Society
Cross Word
Editorian
Ellwood
Tomatoes and corn spur fruit debate in a cloudy day exchange
The speaker recalls a friend criticizing tomatoes and early corn as the tops in eating. He suggests adding other fruits like red raspberries, cherries, or peaches awaiting a master. The mood is casual and notes a cloudy, seventy nine day.
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