Eisenhower Calms Public Fears On Atomic War
President Eisenhower urged calm during a radio TV address to reassure Americans and allies about atomic war. He said the United States must prepare carefully to deter Soviet power, and that retaliation would deter aggressive Red actions. He praised the FBI’s role against communism and stressed public opinion as a powerful check. He warned against panic and urged unity with allies to maintain freedom worldwide.
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Along The Potomac To Washington DeWitt S Hyde Report
Congressman DeWitt S Hyde discusses the administrations bill to admit wiretap evidence in federal courts for treason sedition or subversive activity cases and the debate over who should sign the warrants Attorney General or a federal judge.
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Court approval urged for warrants to seize evidence
The Attorney and the FBI favor written AG approval over court warrants for quick action. They warn broad disclosure could leak the secret, but argue the AG’s sign off provides a scientific tool to fight crime. Prices rise as Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co adds a nickel per pound to brands.
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Roaster Predicts Coffee Will Be $1.50
New York April 5 A roasters and chain stores announced price increases for coffee as market talk points to a possible rise to $1.50 a pound. General Foods, roaster of Maxwell House, said wholesale regular coffee would gain six cents, making it $1.22 a pound. Hotel and restaurant pack coffee will rise seven cents per pound, and Nanelly House instant coffee will jump 50 cents per case of 24 two-ounce packs.
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Speedy Indictments Of Four To Be Asked
Four young men charged in a $30,491 bank holdup in Baltimore last Thursday face speedy grand jury indictments. Anselm Sodaro, the state's attorney, will seek indictments Wednesday. defendants include John Cribley alias John Craig 26 of Lima Ohio William C Coglan 26 Charles Harman 22 and Charles A Wilson 22 all of Baltimore. They were held on $8,000 bail and were rounded up by city police and the FBI with a police magistrate postponing hearings to allow grand jury action.
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Robbery at Canton Provident Savings Bank Involves Three Suspects
Police hold three women for questioning after a Canton Provident Savings Bank branch robbery left $1,362.61 missing. The incident references a will favoring the Loys vile Orphans Home in Loysville, Pa., now the Lutheran Church Home.
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Orphans' Court approves $794 claim against estate
On Monday the Orphans' Court judges approved a $794 claim filed by Mrs. Marianna D. Crawford against the estate of May Adda Smith, who died September 4, 1953. The ruling follows standard probate procedures for creditor claims against decedents.
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