East German food aid chaos fuels Berlin unrest
Reports say Soviet armor massed near West Berlin as East German police deserted to seek asylum. About 1.7 million people received Eisenhower food parcels amid mass detentions and propaganda as 4 000 hunger strikers protested seizures.
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Deportation for Actor Singer Haymes Ordered in Los Angeles
General Brownell announced Haymes was picked up today for deportation to Argentina by immigration inspectors in Los Angeles. The reason cited is his World War II certificate of alien status from a neutral nation, making him ineligible for naturalization under McCarran. Haymes, born in Buenos Aires on September 13, 1918, entered the U.S. May 28, 1937, and returns from the East after TV work. He is married to a farmer's daughter of Errol Flynn and has been seen with Rita Hayworth.
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Errol Flynn
Injured Red Prisoner Incident at NMUNJOM Korea
Report from NMUNJOM Korea notes an injured Red prisoner and rough treatment by Communist prisoners. C A Swanke of Wheaton Wat was hit in the mouth by a boot. a major was struck by a crutch. two enlisted men were roughed up during the incident.
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Nmunjom
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C. A. Swanke
Wheaton
Wiley Opposes Red China in Big Four Talks
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Alexander Wiley and Senator Mike Mansfield oppose inviting Red China to a Big Four foreign ministers conference on Germany and Austria. They argue the meeting focuses on German and Austrian issues and Chinese participation would imply U S recognition of the communist regime. Western diplomacy remains puzzled by the Soviet reply to the invitation.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate
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Germany
Austria
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Governor Fine calls for overhaul of American penal system
Seattle report covers Gov. Fine of Pennsylvania urging a complete overhaul to curb prison violence, push uniform policies, and study convictions, sentences, inmate treatment, paroles and rehabilitation. He opposes costly new construction and supports better living conditions with firm treatment. Byrnes notes Southern independence and Party stance.
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Seattle
John &, Fine
Pennsylvania
National Governors Conference
United States
Hiroshima Observes Eight Anniversary of Atomic Blast
More than 300000 people in Hiroshima prayed for peace today marking the eighth anniversary of the world s first atomic bomb blast over the city.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Eisenhower Vetoes Movie Tax Repealer
President Eisenhower vetoed a bill to repeal the 20 percent federal admissions tax on movie tickets. He cited revenue loss and the unfairness of relief to one industry, calling the move a pocket veto. He warned repeal would cut revenue by about 200 million dollars annually and support extending the excess profits tax.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Four rescued as bomber crew of B36 totals 14 missing
U ships and planes comb the Atlantic 300 to 500 miles west of Ireland after a B36 bomber crashed in flames. Four survivors are reported, with fourteen crew still missing as rough seas and 42 knot winds hamper search efforts. Several bodies have been recovered and additional survivors remain unconfirmed.
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Atlantic
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South Ruislip
Britain
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Okla
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Nobel St. Fairbanks
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Yata Valley Acres
Vaca Valley
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Buchanan
Mich
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Nephi
Utah
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Spokane
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Stroudsburg
Five Killed in Highway 6 Bridge Collision
Five persons died and 24 were injured when a Greyhound bus and a car pulling a house trailer collided on a bridge then plunged 25 feet into a ravine near Hydro Oklahoma three miles west of here on U S Highway 6. The dead included a baby and a woman in the car. the truck driver and bus driver Bill Pratt of Oklahoma City were among the injured.
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Okla
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Here
Hyre
E. W. Lewis
Arizona
Weatherford
George Miller
Bill Pratt
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POWs Return Shocking the Tough Marines at Panmunjom
Seventy more Americans freed from Communist captivity arrive at the Panmunjom reception center in Korea. Many appear as shell‑shocked victims of torture, with several unconscious or on crude crutches. A South Korean soldier is dead, another is a living skeleton. doctors fear for others as Marines stand watch.
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Korea
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Buchenwald
Clark asserts Reds may hold more American prisoners
Gen. Mark W. Clark says evidence suggests the Communists could be holding 2000 to 3000 more American POWs than they admit. He notes they have agreed to return 3313 prisoners and intends to press the issue at the armistice commission. No fiat charges are made without firmer proof.
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Mark W. Clark
Far Eastern
Clark
Pentagon
United States
Highway Contracts In State Approved
Lt Gov Smith announced contracts for highway improvements in three counties. Linman Construction and Engineering Co. Elm Grove. $147,804 for an underpass at 44th Street expressway. Milwaukee Road. $54,172. Otto Wiesner Superior. $109,966 for U S 53 resurfacing in Douglas County. Polk County. $53,787 for 5.5 miles of County Trunk FF reconstruction.
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McCarthy calls for grand jury probe of ammo shortage
Sen Joseph R McCarthy urged a federal grand jury investigation into the ammunition shortage in Korea. Speaking at the Veterans of Foreign Wars national encampment in Milwaukee he said Eisenhower must deliver justice for the agony in Korea and lost confidence abroad.
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Wis
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Korea
McCarthy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Eisenhower
Orient
U. S
Herbert Brownell
Adonis Ordered Deported to Italy
Government moves to deport Gambler Joe Adonis to Italy amid disputes over his birthplace and naturalization. Justice Department cites lack of a valid passport when entering the United States seven years ago and failure to register as an alien.
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Italy
Justice Department
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Passaic
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Palisades
United States
Cuba
Dulles and Rhee Map Plans to Rebuild Korea
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and President Syngman Rhee agreed on plans to reconstruct South Korea and work toward a mutual defense pact. Talks focused on spending 200 million dollars already voted by Congress, with a total 900 million expected over three or four years. Unification was not discussed but may come up later. Lower level officials reported considerable progress on draft agreements.
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U. S
John Foster Dulles
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Dulles
U. S. Senate
Washington
Rhee
U. 5 S
Congress
Army
Robert Stevens
Defense Department
Tokyo
U.S
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Dams of Joy Break in 70 American Homes
United Press reports celebrations as prisoners of war begin to be freed across the United States. Mothers and families share their relief with stories of fruit cakes and hopeful prayers, while others recall watching for news of their loved ones release.
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W. Va
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Texas
Juan Acevedo
Erevenido Acevedo
Margaret Towner
Virgin Mary
Myjot Corning
N.Y
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Maynard A. Towner
Flora B. Hill
Charles F. Hearn
Nuyaka
Okla
St. Louis
Elizabeth Beidleman
Columbus
Mena
Oscar Hill
Jerry R. Morgan
U S pledges nonresumption of Korea war at post-truce talks
Assistant Secretary of State Robert D. Murphy stated the United States will not resume the Korea war if post-truce negotiations fail to produce agreement. He said the U S will walk out after 90 days if the Communists bargain in bad faith, while reaffirming that no renewed fighting will occur. Syngman Rhee has been briefed on these positions.
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United States
Korea
Robert D. Murphy
United Nations
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ABC Crossfire
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Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota
Considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered thunderstorms mainly south and east in Wisconsin. Friday partly cloudy and cooler in the southeast. Minnesota shows northeast clouds with some cooling tonight and fair Friday. Temperature readings include lows 44 to 58 in Wisconsin and 50 to 55 in Minnesota, highs 70 to 75 Wisconsin and 68 to 74 Minnesota. Northwestern observations note Randall gauge near Menasha dam and temperature readings from Meminmem and Mesto locations.
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