Oklahoma City pickup ends in sheriff’s Interrogation Room
A downtown department store jacket theft led to a chased fugitive Elmo Dolling Jr entering an Oklahoma County sheriff’s Interrogation room after fleeing through a door. He was jailed by Deputy Sheriff Ross Biggers when clerks arrived to reclaim the property.
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Elmo Dolling Jr
Dolling
Doelling
Elmo
Dagan
Norwood
Ohio
William FR. Souder
Covington Ky
Souder
Hamilton County
Norwalk
Ellis Dotson
California bar debate on disbarment for Communist party lawyers
Delegates at the State Bar of California convention debated a proposal to disbar attorneys identified with the Communist Party. The resolutions committee recommended voting it down, saying existing statutes and enforcement are adequate. Other actions considered included granting criminal defendants rights to witness statements and curbing press releases intended to prejudice juries.
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Monterey
State Bar of California
Attornneys
Communist Party
Edward E. Heavey
San Francisco
Carlos R. Freitas
San Rafael
Herveyx
Emil F. Conrad
Santa Monica
Caryl Chessman
State Department of Charitable Trusts
California
Warning to Arabian King Denied by White House
The White House denied a New York Herald Tribune report that President Eisenhower told King Saud the United States would not tolerate aggression in the Mideast by Turkey or others. Hagerty called the dispatch news to him and said it was false, though the Syria situation remains serious. The report claimed Saud felt U S action was excessive and boomeranged, amid Syria’s leftist army takeover and Soviet arms to neighbors, with Jordan accusing Syrian Egyptian interests of meddling.
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White House
Eisenhower
Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Mideast
Turkey
New York Herald Tribune
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Eisenower
U. S
Syria
Jordan
the Herald Tribune
King Saud
Damascus
In God We Trust Now on Paper Money
Banks begin distributing new dollar bills featuring the motto In God We Trust above the word one on the green front. The phrase, long used on coins, was added to paper money under 1955 law. The bills bear the signature of Secretary Robert B. Anderson, who succeeded George M. Humphrey on July 29.
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Washington
Robert, B. Anderson
George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
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Sir Ava
Soviet Citizens Urged to Correspond International Letter Week
A Moscow radio report said Soviet citizens will be urged to write letters abroad during an international letter week starting next Saturday. The aim is to extend friendly and cultural contacts between the USSR and foreign populations.
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Lundum Upi
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Ussr
N. D. Judge to Keep School Jurisdiction
The White House said no decision yet on whether President Eisenhower will intervene in Arkansas school integration. District Judge Ronald E. Davies remains assigned to the case with Gov. Faubus’s conflict in Little Rock, as Judge Roy W. Harper arrives to replace Davies temporarily. Davies reportedly leaves for Fargo, while Gov. Faubus accuses Davies of hastily handling the crisis.
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Little Rock
Roy W. Harper
St. Louis
Ark
Ronald Davies
Davies
Central High School
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Federal Rock
Beaton Panee
Nai
Fargo
N. D
Orval Faubua
Davis
Patriarch Dies Among Court Room Shuffles
Athens Ohio tale notes Judge Davies seeks relief due to heavy duties while Judge Harper to clear 125 cases on the district docket. Chief Judge Gardner of the U S Circuit says changes in assignments carry no significance amid ongoing integration law matters.
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Little Rock
Davies
Harper
Archibald J.gardner
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gardner
Athens
Ohio
George
North Dakota
Trimble
Temposons
Thomas C. Trimble
Juvenile Crime Rise Reported in California 1956
California probation departments handled 98 700 new juvenile cases in 1956 with 40 600 listed as delinquency. Offenses rose 195% overall except homicide, narcotics up 870 percent to 789 cases mostly in Los Angeles County. About 32 000 delinquency cases involved boys. The Youth Authority took in 3 191 juveniles, up 172 percent from 1955.
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Sacramento
California
Los Angeles
German spies sentenced in Potsdam trials
Berlin reports three German men were found guilty of espionage and supplying information to Western agents. The Potsdam court handed down prison terms of eight, twelve, and fifteen years, announced by the East German news service via RIAS.
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Berlin
CLA Communistiiee Adn
Potsdam
Mans
West Berlin
RIAS
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