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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1955

Page

3

Hope for Freedom of 11 Others Released U.S. Airmen Back With Families

Four U.S. jet pilots freed from Red China after more than two years in prison are reunited with families in Hawaii. They describe jailer interactions and hope that the remaining 11 airmen will be released soon. They face private interrogations and await leave for home as press scrutiny continues.

Honolulu U.S China Red China Hong Kong Hawaii Roland W. Parks Omaha Lyle W. Cameron Lincoln Neb Parks Edwin Heller Wynnewood Harold JE. Fischer Swea City Iowa

Free Salk Shots Proposed For All American Children

Senate Democrats push a bill to provide free Salk polio vaccine to every American child beyond Eisenhower's income based plan. Chairman Hill and six Democrats introduced the measure and scheduled a committee meeting to decide on distribution and pricing. Democrats favor a fair distribution while Republicans back a voluntary system.

WASHINGTON /P Senate Eisenhower Hill D-Ala Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee Committee Sen Murray Montana Europe

Parents return Purple Heart over missing pilot in Korea

Ottley and Ethel Coulter of Lemont Furnace say their son 1st Lt. John R. Coulter is a prisoner in North Korea. They returned his Purple Heart to the White House and urged Eisenhower to honor the medal’s original purpose, criticizing wartime policy and leadership.

Lemont Furnace Korea White House Ottley R. Coulter Ethel John R. Coulter Coulter North Korea Air Force Eisenhower

Pension Plans for Victims' Families In Marion County

Lawyers for Mr and Mrs Edward Lindley were hired to defend the elderly couple against murder charges tied to the slaying of three law officers. Civil suits by the officers widows seek damages while a Tallahassee bill would provide a 225 monthly pension to families, with state and Marion County funding adjustments tied to asset recovery.

Ocala Gainesville Edward Lindley Parks Carmichael Joseph McGowan Indiana Bertha R. O. Wooten Tallahassee Senate

Woman to Die in Gas Chamber for Mob Killings at San Quentin

Barbara Graham 32 and two mobsters, Jack Santo 54 and Emmet Perkins 47, are set for execution in the San Quentin gas chamber after being convicted in the murder of an elderly widow during a robbery. The trio planners of several killings including the Chester California grocery murder tied to a $7,100 robbery. Graham, with a turbulent life, sought money and respectability.

San Quentin Calif San Quentin Prison Barbara Graham Jack Santo Emmet Perkins Santo Perkins Chester Graham

Hotel Strike in Miami Reaches 52nd Day

Renewed efforts to settle the Miami area hotel strike on its 52nd day with AFL representative Robert Baker of St. Louis visiting to survey opinions. The AFL Hotel Employes Union seeks recognition at Miami Beach and Miami hotels while a court injunction halts picketing at the Lombardy. Picketing continues at two Miami Beach hotels.

Miami Miami Area Robert Baker St. Louis AFL Teamsters Baker Miami Beach Marshall C. Wiseheart Lombardy

Naval Academy class of 740 sworn in at Annapolis

The Naval Academy’s 115th class of 740 graduates was sworn in at Dahlgren Hall in Annapolis before about 10,000 people. Secretary Thomas urged the new officers to show genuine concern for their men and to lead with fairness, accessibility, and authority.

Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Thomas Thom Air Force Marine Corps Dahlgren Hall

Armed Sheriff's Posse Sets Vigil For Uranium Rush

About 200 men and several women camped near Hoobo Springs Kern River Can yon to preempt potential violence as uranium stampedeclaims begin. Kern County sheriff's posse of 53 armed riders arrived with horses and rifles to deter trouble, aided by doctors and emergency gear. Sheriff Le Roy Galyen said the display aims to show force while remaining ready to react if needed.

Hobo Hot Springs Calif Kern River le Roy Galyen

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