100 Stars Warned to Be at Trial
Tentative juror seating was discussed as the prosecution may struggle to convict on conspiracy to libel charges. Only two of the defendants, Fred and Marjorie Meade, are on trial while named as heads of Hollywood Research, Inc. Others face extradition issues in California. Walker ordered briefs to hear whether celebrities not involved in the stories can testify, as defense must show truth and lack of malice in publishing the articles.
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Fred
Marjorie Meade
Meades
Hollywood Research, Inc
California
Walker
Attite
Arthur J. Crowley
Hollywood
First Lady Eisenhower Health Updates and Travel Plans
Mrs. Eisenhower undergoes surgery and recovers, with officials saying her health is robust though she faces flight and altitude cautions. She returns from Denver where a ceremony was cut short for her rest, while doctors note a heart murmur from a childhood rheumatic fever and ongoing care as President Eisenhower contemplates Newport travel and congressional adjournment.
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Scold
White House
Eisenhower
Kiktes
Hagerty
Newport
Yongross
House
Senate
Milihe
Army
New Jobs Hinted for 2 Top Reds
Reports from the era note Soviet leaders including Khrushchev and Bulganin in Moscow while East Berlin downplays illness rumors. Discussions touch on nuclear test positions, youth festival events, and a pending Tito Khrushchev exchange over Hungarian crisis. Mikoyan and Andropov are cited as key figures in Budapest during and after the Nagy uprising.
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East Berlin
Bulgaria
East Germany
Mikoyan
Bulganin
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Zhukov
Kremlin
U. S
Tito
Hungary
Yuri Andropov
Budapest
Lat Khrushchev
Imre Nagy
Krushchev
Nagy
Romania
Yugoslavia
Red Army
Hudson County Treasure Receives Anonymous Advice Note
Frank J. Farley, Hudson County treasurer, got 515 in the mail with an unsigned note urging him to place the money in county funds. The note said the cash does not belong to the sender or the recipient and warned against temptation.
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Jersey City
Hudson County
Frank J. Farley
Rookies to Patrol City Streets as Teen Crime Fight Escalates
Two men accused of beating Clyde Hensley and taking 286 dollars plus a 65 dollar check. In New York City, 600 rookie police cadets start night patrols amid a flare of juvenile crime, to be paired with veteran officers along high-risk beats.
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Clyde C. Hensley
Parade St
Hensley
Pacific Coast Hwy
New York
Sjc
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Police Academy
Secret Hearing Aid Worn Entirely In Ear Revealed
A man showcases a miniature Sonotone hearing aid worn completely inside the ear without cords or visible devices. The inventor emphasizes its discreet design and novelty, highlighting its size and concealment.
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