Why a mother gave up her son to police
Los Angeles mother Sadie Bernstein says she handed her 9 year old son Jerrald to police claiming years of behavioral problems and poor grades. She blamed alleged lying cheating and stealing by the boy and said agencies would not help. Bernstein’s husband Nathan faces a battery charge from a photographer at the station. Jerrald must appear for a pre detention hearing while his sister Sheila notes they both want to leave home.
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First in State Woman Licensed as Master Plumber
Oklahoma City reports Mrs. Jack Barnes became the first woman in the state to be licensed as a master plumber after passing the examination. She held a nursing license earlier and served as city health nurse before taking over her late husband Jack Barnes' plumbing business.
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Senators hold second Texan filibuster against segregation
In Austin AP reports Sen. Henry Gonzales of San Antonio relieved Sen. Abraham Kazen in a marathon filibuster designed to block a segregation measure. The session began early Wednesday and, aside from a lunch break, continued into a second day with Kazen having spoken 15 hours and 4 minutes before Gonzalez took over at 5 am.
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Woman sworn in as associate White House press secretary
Mrs Anne Wheaton former publicity director of the Republican National Committee was sworn in today as associate White House press secretary. She is the first woman to hold the position, taking the oath beside President Eisenhower who faced questions from Gonzalez and Senators. Wheaton expressed delight at the historic moment and noted it as a surprise since 1952.
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Soviet Union
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Adenauer
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Martino
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Union Contract Bans Sunday Funerals in Dublin
Dublin trades union agreement bans Sunday funerals as a measure tied to a stalled bill. The deal among Dublin school boards and the Undertakers Association aims to stop funeral work on Sundays, affecting remains removal and city church practices. The accord appears connected to broader legislative action and regional disputes involving transport and integration debates.
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U S Envoy Flake Named Ambassador to Ghana
President Eisenhower names Wilson C. Flake of Polkton North Carolina as the first U S ambassador to the new Ghana republic. Flake, 51, deputy at Rome and former counselor in Pretoria, has served in the diplomatic service since 1929.
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Influenza Epidemic Strikes Formosa Capital
Health authorities in Taipeh intensify appeals for isolation of flu victims and avoidance of public gatherings as a smut epidemic spreads from the nearby Keelano port to the Formosa capital, raising fears of wider spread across the Chinese Nationalist island.
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U S Offers to Help End Latins Row
In Tegucigalpa the government said its air force units recaptured Mororoa and that the first Hondurans fell. Denunciations from radio stations and volunteers for military duty spread as tension gripped Managua and the national guard prepared to defend Nicaragua's integrity.
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Nicaragua
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Tegucigalpa
Macoron
Managua
Honduras
Mororoa
East Germany Denies Pieck Death Rumors
Berlin reports East Germany denied rumors that President Wilhelm Pieck, aged 81, is dead. The Communist regime dismissed the circulation as unfounded while noting Pieck remains ailing.
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Willhelm Pieck
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