Ex-Code Clerk Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
Former code expert Petersen faced seven-year term after pleading to using state secrets in a manner prejudicial to the state. Prosecutors said he disclosed a top secret Dutch document and other sensitive materials to a close associate in Arlington. Two co defendants were dropped from the case as the trial concluded.
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Slim prospects for removing Joe McCarthy grow
Washington reports Sen. Clifton P. Case says he has not decided how to pursue a bid to remove Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy from the Permanent Investigating subcommittee chair role. Observers deem McCarthy’s chances slim as GOP leaders prepare a committee reshuffle amid ongoing power dynamics in the Senate.
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Weather summary for Minnesota and tristate area
Mixed forecast with mostly fair skies in Minnesota and northwest winds. Tonight mainly northwest turning southeast with cooler temperatures. Observations show early morning readings around 36 degrees and a daily maximum near 34 with a 26 degree minimum. Precipitation trace noted and a March trend.
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Ladejinsky shifts to FOA aid Viet Nam land reform program
Washington AP reports Wolf Ladejinsky, cleared as no security risk, moves from the Agriculture Department to assist the Foreign Operations Administration in Viet Nam land reform. The shift, approved by the White House, draws praise from Harold Stassen and Ezra Benson. Benson previously removed Ladejinsky from Tokyo for security reasons amid a later protest over a letter deemed anti semitic. Page 3.
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Farmer To Get Ahead In Atomic Age Says Hussey
CHICAGO AP Farmers may have a rough row but rock forward to a prosperous future in the atomic age says Frankie Hussey president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives at the council’s 26th annual meeting. He foresees immense productivity gains for a U S population over 200 million to be fed and clothed by cooperatives serving about three million farm families through Thursday.
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German Envoy Oskar Schutter Recalled to Bonn
Recaptured from London, German Charge D’Affaires Oskar Schutter and his wife Daisy returned to Bonn after West German government recall. Berlin apologized for Mrs Schunter, a former beauty queen and actress, who called Britain an enemy country at a Christmas party speech in the German embassy in London. The government said the reference was a slip of the tongue.
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Expert Will Aid Hunt For Remon's Killer
Panama City reports say investigators headed by Jerae Castellanos have found no solid leads on the killing of Remón. Officials seek foreign help while U S authorities declined a request and arrests so far include Arnulfo Arias and others tied to secret police, none yet linked to the crime. Presidents Somoza and la Ossa blame communists though officials refrain from comment.
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No Progress At Parley On Kohler Strike
Officials reported no progress at a conference regarding the Kohler strike at the plumbingware firm. The dispute began April 5, 1954, with contract demands unresolved as the principals returned home after the meeting.
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First New Year Card From Russia Tyres Reported
A brief item notes a Japanese Ubert craig sending a New Year card from Russia. The report mentions a 22 percent race and references Hovdo News Agency as the source repurposed.
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Demos Promise Cooperation As 84th Congress Opens
The report notes Democratic unity as the 84th Congress convenes and outlines expected cooperative efforts. Hammarskjold holds first talks with red leader, with Chou Enlai hosting and extending lavish hospitality to international visitors including Nehru. Chou does not greet Hammarskjold at the airport.
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Harmony In Air as Session Gets Under Way
Congress opens with lawmakers in session as President Eisenhower attends a church service and the House swears in members. Rep Rasharn and Rep Sam Ro Abota of Texas take part in the ceremony as new Senate members are introduced and a vacancy exists in the 435-member House. The record moves to Congress on page Z.
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Miss Larkin Praises Mrs Wise Selection
Miss Larkin lauds Mrs Wise choice amid political debate. She notes the late Freeco seerce ti mes and references a wartime service era. Larkin reiterates support for women in public life, while acknowledging the contested appointment and surrounding discussions.
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Government Puts Curb on Market Speculation After Asia Tour
Washington signals tighter credit as stock exchanges close. Officials say high market credit risks fueling speculation and could hinder the recovery. Radford ends Asia tour with critical remarks amid tensions with Red China and calls for restraint.
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Bus Driver Linked To Fatal Crash in Gallup New Mexico
Gallup New Mexico police charged bus driver Owens of the Greenend bus with negligent driving after skidding into an oncoming car Tuesday. Owens previously faced similar charges in a state case. Several others, including Duane Va and Kenneth Baiaun, were implicated in the incident.
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Nationalist Leader Is Sentenced to Die
Taipei reports that Pao Chi thaang, former advocate general of the Chinese Nationalist army, was sentenced to death by a military emir after being found guilty of corruption and abuse of power following his arrest last year.
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Fog Blankets Midwest as Snow Piles Across Regions
A dense fog grips the middle west while snow blankets the west. Reports describe hazardous travel, low visibility, and flight disruptions. Across areas from New Mexico to Texas, freezing conditions and strong winds slow commutes and trigger weather alerts.
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Europe hit by blizzards and freezing rain
A disrupted storm front sweeps Europe with heavy snow and freezing rain. Reports describe travel chaos across Germany and surrounding regions with weather hazards including river ice and exposure risks.
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Democrats Cool as Dies Seeks Old Seat on Red Probing Body
The article outlines Dies seeking reentry to the Senate Red Probe committee, with echoes of past conflicts. It notes his absence from re-election in 1945 amid health issues and Communist questions. Francis E. Walter, incoming chair, questions Dies’s chances and mentions economic committee personnel plans and a $575,000 budget under prior leadership.
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Daroid H, Velde
Adenauer Appears Healthy Amid Birthday Observance
Bonn Germany Gea Adenauer aged 79 appeared to be in good health and moved about well as he marked his 7th birthday in Bonn amid some concern over possible restraint or fatigue. Reports say party leaders and officials conveyed congratulations while noting he remained physically active, with no immediate need for rest.
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Upstate Roads Are Dangerous
North Wascowen reports slippery roads from freezing rain and two inches of new snow. Wausau Tomahawk Eau Claire Stevens Point Wisconsin Rapids and Black River Falls areas list slick conditions while main roads statewide were wet with fog in southern regions.
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