Soviet Releases Nine U S Airmen From Armenia
Moscow says nine U S airmen released after transport forced down inside Soviet Armenia eleven days earlier. Ambassador Thompson reports men turned over to Soviet Iranian border authorities. Department of State awaiting official confirmation. Confusion over Maj Shupe versus Maj Allen in Washington list. all names and families listed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Armenia
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Tims
East Germany
Soviet New Agency
Tass
Armenia
U. S. Army
Astara
Azerbaijan
Caspian Sea
U.S.S.R
Washington
Maj
Bennie A. Shupel
S. DB. Allen
Mystery Girl Named Little Miss 41565 at Hartford Circus Fire Grave
Hartford police detective Lt. Thomas C. Barber keeps a yearly vigil at a cemetery marker for a six year old girl unidentified since the Ringling Brothers Circus fire of July 1944. The disaster killed 168, many burned beyond recognition, and most victims were tagged and never claimed.
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Thomas C. Barber
Hartford
Conn
Barber
Miss
Pen Pal Romance Ends in Wisconsin Wedding After 42 Years
Tosef von Suskovic, 80, left for Ronneby, Sweden, to marry his longtime pen-pal sweetheart who he has corresponded with for 42 years. The couple, from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, met through letters and are now united in marriage in a ceremony bridging two countries.
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Wilwaukef
Wis
Lupi
Tosef von Suskovic
Ronneby
Sweden
von Suskovic
Holiday Toll Nearing Low Holiday Death Forecast
The Fourth of July weekend traffic toll stands at 364 deaths with 179 drownings and 98 miscellaneous fatalities, well under the 410 estimate. California leads with 32 traffic deaths, 16 drownings, and 14 misc. The year’s first long weekend totals already exceed 733 deaths across two holidays, with May totals averaging 88 daily.
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California
Papers Taken From Hotel Aid Charges
Washington reports reveal confidential papers of Bernard Goldfine stolen from a hotel room while an eavesdropping microphone was found in Shacklette's suite. The White House aide Sherman Adams ties were under congressional probe as committee staff pursued the case. Police and FBI involvement noted, with a closed emergency session by the House committee.
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Washington (Ap
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Boston
White House
Sherman Adams
Baron I. Shacklette
Goldfine Aids
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Shacklette
Jack Lotto
Adams
Mildred Paperman
House Committee
Harris
Baron Shacklette
House
Anderson
Castro Rebels Free Three More U S Captives in Cuba
U S Embassy in Havana identifies three released Americans James P Stephens Jr Sherman Avery White and Andrew Poll. Stephens from Rimond Okla White NY and Poll from Grand Rapids Mich were flown from a helicopter to Guantanamo Bay. Total released now fourteen Americans and two Canadians with thirty American servicemen remaining.
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Havana
James P. Stephens Jr
Rdemond
Oklo
United Fruit
Sherman Avery White
New York
Nicara Nickel
A. Andrew Poll
Grane Rapids
Mich
Nicara Company
Stephens
Fideli Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Purgencio Batista
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Naval Base
H. G. Kristianson
Geraldton
Ont
Cuba
J. H. Schissler
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Late Night Clouds to Sunny Tuesday Forecast
A weather note forecasts late night and early morning clouds with mostly sunny conditions on Tuesday. Temperature is expected to see little change from current levels, with settled, mild conditions anticipated throughout the day.
Fight Erupts at Party Leaves Man Stabbed
A 44 year old Bellflower man was stabbed in the abdomen at a North Long Beach party. Otis W Mitchell 72 of 3015 Theresa St is held on assault with a deadly weapon charge after admitting stabbing Alfred with a butcher knife. The victim underwent surgery at Community Hospital and is in serious condition.
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North
Long Beach
Howard Allred
Hazel Pl
Elva McNab
58Th St
Otis W. Mitchell
Theresa St
Mitchell
Alfred
Ike Seeks Legislation to Curb Passports
President Eisenhower urged Congress to act promptly to restore passport withholding power after a Supreme Court ruling limited State Department authority. Senators Eastland and Representative Walter introduced bills to affirm the secretary of state's right to deny passports for national security. The president's message argues clear statutory authority is needed to restrict travel to unsafe areas or against foreign policy goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
State Department
Sen
James
O. Eastland
D-Miss
Rep
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Walter
Hisenhower
United States
Eisenhower Signs Alaska Statehood Bill
President Eisenhower signed the Alaska statehood bill paving the way for admission later this year. The White House noted Alaska would become the 49th state after a citizen vote, with a formal proclamation once results are certified. The move aligns with a future flag change and ongoing territorial boundary considerations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Alaska
Territory
Union
White House
Gerald D. Moregan
Alaska Territory
Dad Saved, Girl Lost in Atlantic
In Long Beach North Carolina a drowning incident on the Atlantic coast left Shirley Joyner 14 and Ernest McCracken dead after a rescue attempt. William J Joyner was saved by McCracken who drowned trying to save Shirley. Inez Joyner 10 was previously swept off her feet and rescued by McCracken before Shirley’s plight.
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William J. Joyner
Ernest McCracken
Southport
Inez Joyner
Inez
Shirley
Joyner
McCreckven
McCracken
Goodby
Wilmington
Third of Quadruplet Baby Daughters Dies
MANKATO Minnesota UPL 28 third of the Hansen quadruplets born here Saturday died early today Attendants at Immanuel Hospital said Penelope died at 5 42 am They said the surviving infant Rebecca remained in satisfactory condition
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Mankato, ‘Minn
Hansen
Immanuel Hospital
Penelope
Rebecca
Where to Find It
A brief notice lists a variety of newspaper sections and page numbers for readers to consult. It mentions a claim by a dead scientist about viruses causing cancer gaining support at an annual convention and guides readers to relevant pages for features, obituaries, editorials, and columns across the edition.
floods in Korea claim lives and render thousands homeless
Ten days of heavy rain and floods in South Korea have killed 47 people and left 3,500 homeless. Six are missing as two million dollars in damage is reported after drought. The deluge destroyed 303 houses and flooded or wrecked another 3,200 structures, police said.
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Seoul
Upi
South Korea
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IN Wasrington
Linenin White
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Force
Shupel
Allen
Maj. Shupe
Col
Dale PD. Brannon
Harry A. Brannon
Chardon
Chia
Luther W. Lytes
Donna J. Lytes
Carrie F. Lyles
Savoy
Tex
Robert E. Crans
Martha W. Crana
Macon
Roy Crans
Bennie A. Shupe
Marjorie C. Shupe
Miami
James Shupe
James T. Kane
Rosemary McKenna
Farmingdale
N. Y
Margaret Kane
Lindenhurst
KX. Y
James N. Luther
Joan Luther
Charles. N. Luther
Waseca
Minn
Peter N. Sabo
Mrs
John
Sabo
Chicago
Asepe
FBI
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Castro
Yanks
U. S
Press-Debaram
Southland
Calif
Ike
Elise
Dower
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Atlantic
N.C
Shirley Joyner
Nashville, N.C
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Korea
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