FCC Chairman Terms Probe Charges Ordeal
Washington United States FCC Chairman John C. Doerfer denounced press charges as a trial by ordeal and torture. Commissioners Rosel H Hyde Robert E Lee and Richard A Mack denied wrongdoing while facing accusations of accepting favors from the broadcasting industry. Hyde defended accepting color TV sets as permissible tools for official duties and rejected legal or moral violations.
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Washington
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
Doerfer
House Commerce
Rosel H. Hyde
Fu Vors
Subcommittee
Morgan M. Moulder
D-Me
FCC
Hyde
John C. Doerter
House Commerce Investigating
Adreal
United Press
Big Marijuana Haul Are Raided in Wisconsin
In Kenosha Wisconsin a ramshackle house was raided yielding 702 pounds of marijuana valued around 700000 dollars. Customs collector Bernhard Gettelman said it was the largest marijuana haul by US Customs. The sole occupant Isaato Garza 34 was jailed in Milwaukee. he has a home in Laredo Texas with a wife and four children.
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Kenosha
Wis
Bernhard Gettleman
Milwaukee
Gettelman
Isaato Garza
J. H. Page
Chicago
Garza
Laredo
Tex
Union Shuffle Leaves Hoffa Followers Out
The AFL CIO declared open war on the expelled Teamsters by directing Michigan labor forces to regroup and leave James R. Hoffa out in the cold. Meany’s move aims to charter a new Michigan labor organization with a special convention set for February 24 at Grand Rapids.
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Miami Beach
Aflcio
Teamsters
Michigan
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
George Meany
Afl-Cio
AFL
Michigan Federation of Labor
Michigan Industrial Council
CIO
Waltter Reuther
Meany
Apl.cio
Grand’ Rapids
MichiHigan Labor Organization
Senators Forecast Swift Passage of Emergency Defense Bill
Washington AP Senators Knowland and Mansfield predicted the Senate will pass a 1.41 billion emergency defense bill before day’s end. The package funds ballistic missiles, nuclear submarines, detection systems, air bases and transfers 150 million from other programs. Navy and Army gets most funds. Air Force receives bulk for missiles and dispersal of STRATCOM assets.
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Washington
Knowland
Rcalif
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Congress
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Defense McElroy
Strategic Air Command
Navy
Army
Churchill Will Visit President at White House
The White House announced Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill have accepted an invitation to visit the President and Mrs Eisenhower. Final dates are set. Hagerty noted some of Sir Winston's paintings will travel to the United States and be shown at the Smithsonian toward late April.
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Washington
White House
Winston
Churchill
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Smithsonian Institution
Churchills
Woman Killed as Dragnet Targets Escaped Kidnapper
Paducah Ky a roadblock shooting kills Jewell English 24 of Paducah as officers widen a cross state dragnet for Carl W Burt 24 of Redwood City California the escaped gunman who abducted Missouri State Police Trooper William Little and triggered a 30 hour search that ended with the trooper signaling via radio while his stolen cruiser remained missing
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Paducah
Missouri
Kentucky
Carl W. Burton
Redwood City
Calif
William Little
Miss Jewell English
Vernon Hopkins
Forest McAfisted
Fulton
Hopkins
Hop
Weather and Kidnapping Case Tie Up McCracken County News
A mixed weather forecast follows a dramatic kidnapping incident in McCracken County. A car fleeing officers led to a rifle shot injuring a bystander, while a separate abduction involved Burton, Davis, and Little with a gunmen search across four states. Police pursued the suspects as one fled on foot and another was wounded.
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Kins
Claude English
Hopkins
McAllister
Miss. English
Burton
Little
McCracken County
Harold Davis
Calvin Shelton
Davis
Paducah
Sheltons
San Francisco
Snowden Dell
Evelyn Foster
Iearning
Trial on Strike Violence Delayed
Quitman Texas. The trial of W. Duffey charged with blasting a home with a shotgun during the Lone Star Steel Co strike was postponed today. Attorneys for both sides agreed to the delay.
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Quitman
Tex. m
W. Duffey
Lone Star Steel Co
Soviet Nine Point Plan for Summit Talks
Moscow forwards nine point agenda for East West talks including halt to atomic tests ban on nuclear weapons, troop reductions in Europe and a nonaggression pact while opposing any ministers conference. Bulganin rejects UN veto abolition and links space control to broader ban on nuclear weapons. Explorer satellite may influence Western leverage in negotiations.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Outer Space
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Washington
Soviet Union
Dulles
Bulganin
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Leonid F. Ilyichevas
Moscow Radio
Nikolai Bulganin
Burganin
Soviet Unition
United States
Britain
Europe
NATO
Germany
European
Near
Middle East
London U
London Daily Telegraph
Daily Herald
Voice
Labor Party
America
Bulgaria
Paris
Vienna
Die Presse
Byrganin
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Bul-Ranin
Lincoln teenager Caril Fusme questioned in Starkweather case
Charles Starkweather faced arraignment on a first degree murder charge with uncertainty over the charge against his one year old girlfriend Caril Fusme. Authorities pursued extended questioning and a possible written statement from her as they decide whether to file the initial murder charge or a different count. Both denied being captives, with Starkweather admitting to multiple killings during a five day rampage.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Stark-weather
Caril Fusme
Atty
Elmer Scheele
Cari
Caril
Starkweather
Carol the King
King
Gir
Nebraska
Wyoming
Scheele
Merie Karnopp
Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincnin State Hospital
Carll
Lincoln
Seven Minute Worry Over Explorer's Fate Revealed
Washington reports seven minutes of fear as Jupiter C rocket launches a satellite. Von Braun and Army officials tracked the satellite’s path from Florida to a San Diego orbit and later confirmed it successfully circled Earth though in a higher, longer orbit than expected.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Army
Florida
Pentagon
San Diego
Calif
California
Swea
Qut
Golden Gloves Finals Tonight at Odessa Coliseum
Sixteen championship fights and six Junior Division bouts highlight the final night of the th annual Odessa Regional Golden Gloves tournament at Ector County Coliseum. Box offices open at 7 p.m. Ringside tickets are $2, general admission $1, and student tickets 50 cents on a first come, first served basis. Check Page 6 for tonight's pairings and tournament data.
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Odessa
Ector County Coliseum
Second Crash Adds To Probe
Investigators probe two crashes in under 14 hours near Los Angeles area. A Cessna 180 with four aboard and a Piper Tri Pacer collided near Yorba Linda, killing all five. Earlier, a four engine MATS air transport with 41 aboard and a Navy Neptune with eight reservists died near Norwalk. Coroners identify victims as families and pilots from Los Angeles and Long Beach. Civil Aeronautics and military officials launch investigations into both incidents. Governor Knight calls for a full-scale inquiry into flying regulations.
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Los Angeles
Yorbalinda
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Norwalk
Edin Hernandez
Yorba Linda
CAA
Country
Pilo
Paul N. Bell
North Hollywood
Philip Eastman
Rosalee
Craig
George Turner
Long Beach
Air Force and Navy Boards
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Fugitives Backed by Roadblocks In Kansas Escape
Garden City dispatch reports three fugitives are at large after breaking from Gray County jail and fleeing east toward small towns. Sheriff Charles Thomas vows they won’t be taken alive as roadblocks flash warnings to farmers and residents. An overnight search follows a break-in at a farm house, with intruders using pistols and a knife. Cooper’s car was stolen.
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Garden City
Kan
Here
Fay
Gray County
Charles
Texas
Ouse
Imarron
Albert Times
Jack Lee Trebbe
Holerness
Topeka
William Cimarron
Clayton Brown
Amarilo
Din Tee Sphearesten
Cooper
Bear Lane
Earl Cooper
Stinnett
Charles Screws
Explorer Reports From Space Mission Like A Reporter
A vivid account describes the U S earth satellite Explorer relaying home stories from its first assignment in SPACE Its two radio voices report on cosmic rays skin temperatures and instrument core while Sputnik H from Russia is observed. Ground teams record tape dispatches and scientists later assemble the full space story for the International Geophysical Year.
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New York
U.S. Earth Satellite
Space
Sputnik H
Earth Satellite
Earth
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Explorer
Theether
Allied Troops Refused Pay by Bonn Officials
Bonn officials refused to fund Allied troops in West Germany after NATO Secretary General Spaak urged sharing costs. German officials said Britain’s demand for 588 million marks and the U.S. and France position left both sides far apart. The dispute centers on funding foreign troops guarding Germany as Bonn builds its own defense forces.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Paul - Henri Spaak
Belgium
Ity
Britain
United States
France
Heinrich von Brentano
Franz Josef Strauss
Spaak
Toacko
Youll Find It TV Logs Sports Page Editorials
Vague district newspaper fragment notes TV logs and page references including sports and editorials. It hints at page placements but contains no actionable events or identities to expand into a full summary.
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