Spy Suspects Move as Talk of Cooperation Rises
New York three accused of espionage for the Soviet Union include Jack Soble 53 and Myra Soble 52. Jacob Albam 64 was moved to an undisclosed location amid hints he may be talking to authorities. Investigations span from New York to California with Canadian and possible French involvement. Officials say Albam’s transfer was for undisclosed reasons while probes extend to potential expulsions of Soviet officials.
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FBI
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Russia
Jack Soble
Soble
Myra
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New York City
U.S
Paul Williams
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California
Canada
France
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Justice Department
Washington
State Department
Sobles
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Soviet Union
I.N.S
Herbert Brownell Jr
Chicagoan Admits Date With Grimes Sisters
A 21 year old Skid Row dishwasher Edward L Bedwell confessed to drinking with Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes on December 29 the night they disappeared. He denied involvement in their murder but is named a key suspect after changing earlier false statements. Authorities remain cautious about his role in the double killing near Willow Springs Chicago.
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Sheriff's Police
Grimes Sisters
Bedwell
Grimes
Pakistan asks UN aid as Kashmir unrest erupts
Pakistan appeals for United Nations troops to curb violence over Kashmir integration. Rioters burn effigies of Nehru and Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed as protests spread from Karachi to Lahore and Dacca. Authorities deploy tear gas and police clash with demonstrators.
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Kashmir
Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
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Ghulam Mohammed
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Scence Hussein Shaheed Suhr
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Azad
free)Kashmir
Hyderabad
Lahore
Dacca
India
Sun Shines Briefly Inspires Mermaid’s Witty Note
In Sarasota the fair spell is marred only by early fog as Minnie Mermaid laments sunshine’s short hours. The forecast shows a calm day with a high around 70, light west winds, and no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Hazardous Weather Strikes Western U S Cold In North
Bitter cold air collided with a low pressure system causing a wide snow and freezing rain event across the western half of the nation. Ice coated highways from Texas to Oklahoma and Missouri while Lubbock and the southern plains faced extreme travel warnings and emergency only conditions.
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Seattle
Sarasota County Education Survey Aims For Insight
The article notes the start of Dr. John S. Goodlad’s survey of Sarasota County Schools with a focus on educational practices and district assessment. It mentions related features on page five and references broader coverage in the issue.
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Sarasota County
John S. Goodlad
Sandys Seeks Missiles as Big Three Talks Begin
British Defense Minister Duncan Sandys arrived in Washington seeking American guided missiles and closer Anglo American ties. He will press for U S guided missiles and may offer British atomic knowhow in exchange while preparing for a potential Big Three summit with Eisenhower, Macmillan, and Mollet.
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Frances Randall
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Macmillan
Britain
England
Escapee Dietsch to Return to Wisconsin Prison After 22 Years
A 54 year old man who fled the Wisconsin State Prison farm in 1935 to attend his father's funeral and lived in Minnesota and Iowa with a new wife will return to custody. He faces trial on a felony escape charge and possible clemency, with Gov. Thomson's office noting the unusual length of the case. Dietsch, who later used the name James Arthur West, was arrested in Fort Dodge Iowa for a traffic offense and reckless conduct, then waived extradition. He claims he had a good life and did not harm or steal. He originally burglarized two stores in Marathon before his escape.
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Vernon W. Thomson
Marathon
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Fulbright
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Britain
France
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
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Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Positive Mideast Plan Demanded Air Tests For Space Missiles
The Defense Department disclosed extensive flight tests of intercontinental space missiles off the Florida coast. The statement noted no casualties and did not confirm a fully assembled ICBM flight, but said parts have reached the stratosphere during ongoing tests at Patrick Air Force Base.
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Patrick Air Force Base
House Foreign Affairs Committee Urges Middle East Leadership Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee urged the Eisenhower administration to craft positive and comprehensive measures for the Middle East. The panel said the United States should lead in pursuing policies to bring peace security and economic stability to the region.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Middle East
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Senate
Opposition to Tito Invitation Grows in Congress
Four congressmen led by House Majority Leader McCormack launch a protest petition against inviting Yugoslav Marshal Tito to visit the United States. Keating Madden McDonough join the move to urge Eisenhower not to embarrass the nation with the invitation.
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D-Mass
Tito
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Ray Madden
D-Ind
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McCormack
Cuban Navy Finds Body of Officer Missing After Jet Collision
The Cuban Navy reported the body of one of three missing U S Air Force officers from the B47 collision off the Isle of Pines. The body was found about a half mile north of Cay Manteca and to be turned over to U S search teams. Survivors were located nearby and three officers remained unaccounted for.
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