Can't Limit Right To Know Says Dulles Travel Ban Critique
William Dwight publisher of the Holyoke Transcript Telegram told ANPA delegates that there is no such thing as limiting the right to know after Secretary Dulles proposed a strictly limited number of reporters travel to Red China. Dwight urged broad access and cited recent journalistic probes as evidence of the press’s public service and the need to report from the mainland China.
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New York
Assn
Dulles
Red China
William Dwight
Holyoke
Mass
Transcript
Telegram
China
Dwight
United States
Secretary of State
Congress
State Department
Associated Press Board of Directors
Red Chine
Ah Manes
ANPA
Peiping
Four Die and One Hurt in U S 99 Two Car Crash
Four elderly people died and a fifth was injured in a two car crash on U S 99 south of Tulare near Pixley. Victims included Clara May Hedtke 65 and Paul Hedtke 70 of Walnut Creek Helena Strong 72 of Waconia Minnesota Matilda Virchow 70 of Lake Auburn Minnesota and Madeline Speer 68 of Pixley survived with major injuries. In New York Robert Strom aged 10 retired from The $64,000 Question after 11 appearances earning about $192000. The Stroms said the decision was made to protect Rob from strain and maintain normal life with installments of winnings.
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Robert Strom
Hal March
Roy
Albert Strom
Robert
Tulare
U. S
U. S. Hwy
Pixey
Clara May Hedtke
Walnut Creek
Paul
Helena Strong
Waconia
Minn
Matilda Virchow
Lake Auburn
Madeline Speer
Pixley
New York
Rob
Bronx
N.Y
Albert
Beatrice Strom
Strom
Canal tolls set record in March at Panama Canal
Tolls collected by the Panama Canal during March reached an all time monthly high of 3,608,748 dollars. In the first nine months of the current fiscal year, 6,458 ships used the canal, paying 28,872,008 dollars in tolls.
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Salboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
X15 aims for 4000 mph flight to break space barrier
Capt Kincheloe, famed for higher flights than any man, eyes piloting the X15 rocket plane under construction by North American. The joint NACA Air Force Navy project seeks speeds of about 4000 mph and altitudes near 200000 feet to study extreme reentry heating. Kincheloe recalls the X2 achievement of 2000 mph and 126000 feet, warning of fatal risk.
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Edwards Air Force
Ibase UR
Iven’. Kincheloe
Kincheloe
Air Force
Washington
North American Aviation, Inc
Los Angeles
Bowever
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Navy
Edwards
Defense Boss Wife Chosen as Spunkiest Woman of Year
Mrs Jessie Wilson, wife of Secretary Charles E. Wilson, was hailed as the Spunkiest Woman of the Year at a National Press Club event in Washington. Wilson praised her candid remarks against Eisenhower during a reception that drew newspaperwomen and highlighted her outspoken defense support.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Jessie
National Press Club
Charlie
Wilsplane
Eisenhower
Charles Wilson
Secretary of Defense
Alice F. Johnson
Women’s National Press Club
Man questioned after boast of Black Dahlia murder claim
An East Los Angeles man, 41, was detained after boasting in a Huntington Beach bar that he killed and mutilated Elizabeth Short, dubbed the Black Dahlia. Edward Aubele later denied the admission, with police noting he had some knowledge of the case.
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Los Angeles
Edward Aubele
Huntington Beach
Elizabeth Short
Miss Short
Medford
Mass
Hollywood
Sam
Aubele
P. L. Dunham
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