Norman Case Still Boils In Diplomatic Circles
James Marlow analyzes the Norman case as it flares in Washington hearings. He traces inconsistent Wittfogel testimony linking Norman to communism, notes Canadian defense of Norman, and reviews State Department and FBI denials while detailing Emmerson's testimony and the hearings' broader aim.
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Norman Case
Washington
E. Herbert Norman
Senate
Egypt
Witfogel
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
Wittfogel
Norman
Cape Cod
Columbia
Morris
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
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John K. Emmerson
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Army Intelligence
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Lebanon
Bor
Israel
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Eastland
D-Miss
Middle East
Pope Aims Nuclear Ban With UN Backing
Pope Pius XII said he would keep trying to outlaw nuclear weapons, relying on the United Nations. He spoke privately with Japanese envoy Masato Shi Matsushita during Palm Sunday talks in Vatican City. Matsushita, visiting Europe to push end to tests, said the pope’s stance pleased him and hinted the message may reappear in Easter remarks.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
United Nations
Masatoshi Matsushita
Europe
Matsushita
Vatican
Nobusuke Kishi
Italy
London
Macmillan
Christmas Island
Pacific
Britain
Labor Party
Young hunter Wesson Bryant bags moose in Quesnel area
Eight year old Wesson Bryant becomes the region's youngest moose hunter after saving for a restricted firearms license. He dropped the animal with a single shot from his 30 30 rifle, ending the hunt in Quesnel, British Columbia.
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Quesnel, B. C. Wh
Wesson Bryant
Girl Sold Three Times in Six Months in India
Calcutta papers report a Teghra girl, tubercular and from a poor family, was sold three times in six months. Taken to Patna by a relative promising medical care, she was first sold for 400 rupees, then 1,000, then 2,200 rupees. She escaped one night and found refuge with Hindu priests in a neighboring village.
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Calcutta
Teghra
India
Patna
Youth Hit By Home Made Arrow In Oklahoma City
A 9 year old boy named Jimmy Rains was injured when a home made arrow struck his head, penetrating half an inch into the skull. His father said he and a cousin were shooting the arrow yesterday. Doctors removed the arrow during an hourlong emergency operation.
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Okahoma City
Jimmy Rains
C. W. Rains
Jimmy
Seek Identity Of Fire Dead
In Montreal relatives crowded the morgue seeking to identify charred victims of a suburban home fire that killed 15 residents. Most aged victims were burned beyond recognition while four persons remained missing. The fire broke out at seven p m Saturday and burned for about three hours, with 13 inmates and two nurses escaping before the upper story collapsed. Firemen suspect a short circuit caused the blaze at the two story converted farmhouse in Paint-Aux-Trembles.
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Paint-Aux-Trembles
Jean Henry
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