Milk Tieup and Seen in 4 Days
The Rev John J Dorney says the milk producers strike should be over in four days as violence fades and deliveries continue in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Police action has reduced unrest near Herkimer and Richfield Springs New Jersey picketing persists in Warren County with 500 farmers keeping boycott against non signatories Milk deliveries continue under guard in Scranton and along the state line with trucks halted and cans stolen in Scranton area
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Branchville
N. J
New York
John J. Dorney
Baleville
Heaverton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dorney
Tri-State
Averill Yarriman
Herkimer
N. Y
Richfield Springs
N.Y
Buatterdon County
Warren County
Damres
Newark
Mik
Scranton
New Jersey-Pennsylvania
Delaware
Stassen Placed Under Dulles Disarmament Policy
President Eisenhower ordered Harold E. Stassen to work under Secretary of State Dulles for disarmament policy. Stassen will from now on report to Dulles and be supervised by the State Department, with no direct access to the President on disarmament matters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Stassen
White House
State Department
Supreme Court: No duty to stop rival calls to married man
In Montgomery Alabama the Alabama Supreme Court rejected a wife's bid to compel Southern Bell Telephone Co to cut off or monitor calls from a rival woman to her husband. Marie Mickwee sought a court order in Birmingham alleging Alma Lee Botelet made incessant calls over several years to harass and alienate her husband.
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Montgomery
Ala
UFI
Alabama Supreme Court
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Marie Mickwee
Birmingham
Alma Lee Botelet
Pons Company
Miss Botejer
Skeep
Missi Botsler
Jefferson County
Mickwee
Southern Bell
Vishinsky Criticized by Soviet Press for Confessions Policy
Izvestia said the confession disk in Soviet trials is a serious error to be corrected. The editorial blamed Andrei Vishinsky for violations of basic concepts of Soviet justice. It notes his role as prosecutor in the Moscow purge trials and cites his later career and death.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Stalin
Lazar Vishinsky
Law Academy
United Nations
New York
2Vestia
Communist Party
Communist
Izvestial
Yzvestia
Third Marine instructor on trial today at Parrs Island
Sgt. Daniel J. Corey of Somerville Massachusetts faces a summary court martial for allegedly striking two recruits and forcing a third to eat candy until ill at the Maine training center on Parrs Island. He could receive up to 30 days confinement a rank reduction and a fine if convicted. Two instructors were previously convicted on similar charges.
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Parrys Island
S.C. HH
Maine
Daniel J. Corey
Somerville
Mass
Corty
Thomas Hayes
Lawrence
George D. ‘Toper
Watertown
John J. Barrone
Chester, Pa
Corey
Clinton L. Jones
Pensacola
Fla
Toper
Jones
First Cee
William E. Rich
Dulles
Sungon
N.C
Stassen
New York City
State Department
Sagging Floors Spotlight West Virginia Mansion Tour
West Virginia first lady Hovah Underwood guided 25 House of Delegates members through the executive mansion exposing a list of problems including jerky plumbing sagging floors unstable heating peeling wallpaper leaky ceilings cracked walls worn furniture and stubborn doors with drooping springs during the tour in Charleston.
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West Va
Charleston
W. Va
Hovah Underwood
House of Delegates
East German Army Unveils New Tanks and Navy Review
East Germany showcased its revamped armed forces with Russian and Czech tanks and light arms, announcing three new tank divisions to be combat ready by July. The event included a naval review off Rostock with submarine chasers and patrol craft, signaling a stronger Red NATO counter to Western forces.
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RUSS
Germany
New Army
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
East Germany
Europe
NATO
National People's Army
Willi Stopi
Baltic
Rostock
Seventh Turncoat on Way to United States
Samuel David Hawkins, a 23 year old Korean War era turncoat from Oklahoma City, left for the United States by plane. He boarded a Pan American flight from Hong Kong after crossing the China border, marking the seventh of the original 21 American turncoats in China to return home.
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Way Kong Ufi
Samuel David Hawkins
Oklahoma City
United States
Austin
Tex
UPI
James E. Cox
U.S
Pan Amer
Howard Harmon
For Manile
San Antonio
Texas Naturopathic
Hawkins
Eoats
Red China
Hong Kong
China
Eisenhower Hints At Rest To Cure Cough
President Eisenhower continues to complain of his cough and told John L. Lewis he might skip for a couple of days to shake it off. He joked about going to Tutson Arizona if needed, while Lewis and a UMW group discussed foreign aid. Acting press secretary Murray Snyder said there was no apparent change.
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Dulles
Stasson
U. S
United Nations
London
Stassen
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
HOUSE
Waggoner Tarr
Lubbock
Committee
Cox
Carr
Coax
Howard Harmon
San Antonio
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Ass
Harmon
Texas
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tutson, Ariz
Lewis
Mur‘ray ‘Snyder
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