Partial Victory Is Won by Lattimore
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of two perjury charges against Owen Lattimore while reinstating two others. The court voided the key count for vagueness and noted the term sympathizer lacks a concrete definition. The appeals court reversed on counts tied to Asiaticus and articles by known Communists. The ruling was 8-1 with Chief Judge Stephens dissenting.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Owen Lattimore
Court of Appeals
U. S. Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
Lattimore
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Yenan
China
Harold M. Stephens
E. Barrett Prettyman
IPR
Youngdahl
Molotov Returns to Geneva as Indochina Talks Resume
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrived in Geneva to resume Indochina negotiations. French Premier Mendes France was due to arrive soon with limited time to push a pledge to end the war or resign. Chou En Lai also expected. Eden may return to London debates while Dulles or Smith may join the talks.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Indochina
Pierre Mendes- France
Chou En-Lai
London
Anthony Eden
John Foster Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Democrats Gather For Wisconsin State Parley
Milwaukee Wisconsin Democrats began gathering for a three day state convention with as many as 1000 delegates. They hope to lay groundwork for a 1954 campaign aiming to win the governorship and state legislature while some expect gains in Congress.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Congress
Wisconsin Dairy Farmer
Fact-Finding Board Named Over Atomic Strike
A presidential fact finding board was appointed to study the 4550 worker strike at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky plants. The Taft Hartley process proceeds toward possible injunction while production is said to continue at the two gaseous diffusion plants.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Tennessee
Kentucky
Eisenhower
CIO
Oak Ridge
Paducah
White House
Labor Department
Washington
Union
Carbide and Chemi
Two Seized In Miami Kidnap Killing Case
Police in Miami arrest two men in the Judith Ann Roberts case, including Guy F. Stevens and James W. Gibson, amid a roundup of sex offenders. Parents of Judith Ann bury her at Mt. Nebo Cemetery as detectives examine blood evidence and possible weapon details.
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Miami
Miami, Fla
Cincinnati
Ohio
Enrly
Judith Ann Roberts
Guy F. Stevens
James W. Gibson
Judith Ann
Baltimore
James T. Roberts
Mt. Nebo
Stevens
South Miami
U.S
Gibson
Roberts
Dulles Predicts Red China Won’t Join U.N.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles voiced strong confidence that Red China will not be seated in the United Nations or its subsidiaries in the foreseeable future. He said the United States would veto membership if needed and criticized Beijing’s record of aggression while defending the U.N. charter’s peace loving nation standard.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Red China
United Nations
United States
U.N
U.N. Security Council
World Organization
Dulles
Eisenhower
Mother and Three Children Die in Waukesha House Fire
A young mother Madeline Knuese 31 and her three children Robert Jr. 6 Margaret 2 and Mary 3 died in a late night fire at the Gatewood subdivision home in the Town of New Berlin. Husband and neighbor failed to rescue them after blasting a hole in the bedroom wall. The father heard his son shout fire and fought smoke to reach his wife but could not save her. the two girls died at Milwaukee County General Hospital. The bodies of the mother and Robert were recovered from the ruins as fire departments fought to extinguish the blaze likely starting in the living room near the davenport.
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Waukesha
Madeline Knuese
New Berlin
Robert Jr
Margaret
Mary
New Gatewood
Knuese
Kinese
Waukesha County
Michael Lombardi
Merle Hoeft
Margaret Margaret
Robert
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Brookfield
Franklin Wirth
Davenport
May Charge Arbenz killed Political Rival
Guatemala reports a tribunal under the ruling junta charged ousted President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman with murder and mismanagement. A friend of the slain Col. Francisco Javier Arana testified Arbenz masterminded the assassination. The junta seeks his arrest as investigations continue into land reforms and alleged looting.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Francisco Javier Arana
Arbenz
Jose M. Palacios
Arana
Kerr Faces Run Off After Narrow Democratic Primary
Oklahoma City report shows Senator Robert S Kerr narrowly missing renomination with 228,028 votes to Roy J Turner 193,022 as seven minor candidates push Kerr into a July 27 runoff. Governor nominees William O Coe and Raymond Gary also trigger a runoff after state returns show Coe 145,977 to Gary 144,565.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert S. Kerr
Tuesdany
Roy J. Turner
United Press
Kerr
Turner
William O. Coe
Raymond Gary
Coe
Gary
Five Arrested For Stealing NATO Papers
In Rome counter intelligence arrested five including a Ministry of Industry official for allegedly stealing NATO documents for Russia. Police said the papers contained secret munitions orders and were recovered before export. Detained were Mario Caluori, 42, and Aldo Pinto, an engineer who allegedly supplied the information.
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Rome
Talian
Rng
NATO
Russia
Federal Police Counter-Intelligence
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
WATO
Iron Curtain
Red
Czechoslovakia
Mario Caluori
Aldo Pinto
Caluori
Pinto
McLied
Italy
Communist
One Dead Eight Hurt In Milwaukee Collision
A Milwaukee South Side crash between two cars killed a woman identified as Shirley Opperman about 40 and wounded eight others including five children. Her husband Henry Opperman, 51, was in poor condition. Three of the couple’s children by a former marriage were among the injured.
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Milwaukee
Shirley Opper Iman
Henry
Wisconsin Weather Summary and Readings
Partly cloudy to night and Friday with showers in the northwest. Warmer Friday. Low tonight 48 to 54 northeast and 54 to 62 southwest. High Friday 80 to 88, cooler near Lake Michigan. Winds variable this afternoon, 10 to 15 mph easterly toward extreme east, 10 to 18 mph east-southeast Friday. Northwestern observations show fair to partly cloudy at 7:30 am with 74 degrees. Randall gauge reports 19 inches above the Menasha dam crest, down 1/4 inch since Wednesday. Temperature today ranged from 59 to a high of 74, no precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Belligerent Bandit Shot During Milwaukee Hold Up
A fiftyish bandit attempted a robbery at the People's Savings and Loan in Milwaukee and was shot by a planted officer. He claimed to be Robert Green, 47, of Los Angeles, but that identity is unconfirmed. Patrolman Anthony Stack fired after the robber waved a gun, wounding him in the abdomen. The suspect, hospitalized with the bullet near the spine, struggled with officers for hours before fingerprints were obtained. Police note a series of similar stickups totaling 7500 dollars since March 17.
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Milwaukee
Robert Green
Los Angeles
Anthony Stack
People’s Savings and Loan Assn
Stack
Miwauskee
Savings and Loan
U S Chamber Endorses Broadened Security Plan
The U S Chamber of Commerce backed the administration proposed broadening of Social Security coverage and urged Congress to extend it further. The endorsement signals bipartisan backing for widening social protection while pushing for deeper reforms.
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U.S
Washington
U.S. ‘Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Protest Firing On Patrol Craft Near DMZ
United Nations Command reported 25 shots fired by Communists at a civilian patrol boat in the Korean DMZ but all shots missed. The U N Military Armistice Commission protested and ordered a later joint Communist Allied investigation, the first such incident since the cease fire a year ago.
Museum Porter Gets 3 Years Furnished Home With Antiques
London court sentences 54 year old John Nevin to three years in prison for looting the Victoria and Albert Museum over 20 years. He smuggled out 20,000 items by concealing them in clothing and undergarments, storing many pieces in a lavish suburban home. Nevin, a former porter at the museum since 1930, faced a trove of priceless textiles tapestries and furnishings, with only a fraction valued at 3,500 pounds. His wife Mary died. a probation report notes Nevin viewed the thefts as art and greater than museum holdings.
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London
John
Nevin
J Nevin
Engla
Iland
Porter
Victoria and Albert
Gether
Chiswick
Mary
F. H. Law
Tans
Persia
India
Tery
Terrorists Sentenced to Up to 75 Years in House Attack
Four Puerto Rican defendants were sentenced for the March 1 attack on the House of Representatives. Lolita Lebron received 16 to 50 years, while three male co-defendants drew 25 to 75 year terms. Judge Holtzoff called the act heinous and noted potential death sentences had surgeons not intervened. All four plan to appeal.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Burnette
Lolita Lebron
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
Lebron
Holtzoff
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa -Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
New York City
Clifford Davies
D-Tonn
Alvin H. Bentley
R-Mich
George H. Fallon
D-Md
Ben F. Jensen
Re Town
Kenneth A. Roberts
D-Ala
AU Four
Radical Nationalist Party
Puerw Rico
Senator George proposes halving foreign aid budget
Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia urged using unobligated funds to cut about 1.5 billion dollars from the 3.338 billion foreign aid program. He spoke as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee convened a closed session with Harold E. Stassen to review the House bill.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Senate
Georgia Democrat
George
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