Lodge vows protest over U N refugee espionage charge
New York, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. says he will protest vigorously to the United Nations if a Soviet refugee's charges prove true that a UN employee pressured him to become a spy. The refugee, Michael Shatov, 40, alleges Aleksei Petukhov and Rostislav Shapovalov pressured him.
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U. N
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Lodge
U.S
Michael Shatov
Aleksei Petukhov
U.N. Technical Assistance Administration
Rostislav Shapovalov
Petukhov
Shapovalov
United States
Secretariat
Washington
Arkady A. Sobolev
Convoy Ambushed in Algerian Rebel Engagement
French Foreign Legion units fought a pitched battle about 25 miles from Sidi Bel Abbes after a convoy of 100 soldiers and five vehicles was ambushed. Additional clashes near Ain Chair left 4 legionnaires dead, 4 missing, and 10 wounded as air support aided relief efforts. Rebel casualties were not disclosed.
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Sidi Bel Abbes
Ain Chair
Playwright Arthur Miller Testifies On 1940s Work
Arthur Miller testified before a House committee that he supported some Communist causes in the late 1940s to fit the mood of the times but denied being under Red discipline. He said he signed petitions including one for Gerhart Eisler and opposed banning the Communist Party, noting his views then differ from now.
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Washington
Ins
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
House
Unamerican Activities Subcommittee
Gerhardt Eisler
Communist Party
Young Robinson In Jam Again
WEST LOS ANGELES Edward G Robinson Jr 24 son of the stage and screen actor was booked on suspicion of drunk driving after his sportscar collided with four parked cars two blocks from his home He was uninjured but a passenger Martin Barth 37 will lose sight of his right eye at Santa Monica Hospital
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Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Robinson
Santa Monica Hospital
Martin Barth
Medfly spraying and local notices in Sarasota
Inside the News notes afternoon medfly spraying in Sarasota areas and local features. Sarasotans to be starred on Mutual Network series, city fights invasion of unwanted tourists, and a jail brawl sends two to prison. District GOP leaders launch congressional campaign. Warm weather cooking tips in Kitchen Talk by Betty Vance. Braves lead NL as Pirates drop in standings.
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Mutual
Betty Vance
Eisenhower Completes Quiet 12th Day Convalescence
President Eisenhower nears the end of a lengthy convalescence after an early June intestinal operation. White House aides say his recovery is very satisfactory with normal vital signs. Vice President Nixon presided over a Cabinet meeting as Ike remains a potential 1956 candidate, though no decision is stated.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Labor columnist links Bridges to expansion of union power
Victor Riesel testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that West Coast union leader Harry Bridges seeks to extend control to New York and New Orleans docks. He warned Bridges could threaten national security by binding Hawaii, San Francisco, and other West Coast ports to a single labor line. Two East Coast lieutenants, Irving Charles Welson and Jeff Kibre, were named as ILWU agents involved in the case.
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INL
Victor Riesel
Harry Bridges
New York
New Orleans
Senate Internal Securitie
Bridges
Hawaii
Francisco
Riesel
Riese
Alaska
San Francisco
International Longshoremen and Warehouse Workers Union
Irving Charles Welson
Jeff Kibre
ILWU
San Franciso
Venezuelan airliner disaster near New York
Venezuelans rush to study the four engine airliner crash 32 miles off the New Jersey coast killing 74 aboard. The Linea Aeropostal Venezolana flight, returning to Idlewild after an engine failure, dumped fuel as a safety precaution while Coast Guard monitored the scene.
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New Jersey
United States
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Caracas
Idlewild
Venezuelan Bound Plane Booked Full
A full load of passengers waited at Idlewild as a Venezuelan airliner prepared to depart exactly 24 hours after a previous plane carrying 74 people to death. Airline employees were astonished no cancellations occurred, while 46 would be passengers for this smaller aircraft, contrasting with crowds at other gates.
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Idlewild
Constellation
Neutrino Discovery Signals Nuclear Glue Clue
The Atomic Energy Commission reports Los Alamos has detected a neutrino the second such particle in a year. The neutrino carries no charge and has vanishingly small mass, interacting weakly with matter. Lead scientist Willard F. Libby credits the finding to Frederick Reines and Clyde Cowan Jr. and notes it advances basic nuclear theory.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N.M
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Willard F. Libby
AEC
Libby
Ture
Frederick Reines
Clyde Cowan Jr
Dulles Attacks Soviet Leaders as Stalin Allies
Secretary John Foster Dulles denounces Soviet Communist leaders as close collaborators of Joseph Stalin and beneficiaries of his purges. He calls Khrushchev's secret speech a damning indictment that should prompt free peoples to shun that despotism as a plague.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Dulles
Khruschev
Russia
Khrushchev
Nikolai) Bulganin
Polio Upturn Noted in Under Five Age Group
The U S Public Health Service reports a significant rise in paralytic polio among children under five while other age groups stay near last year’s low levels. States like California Florida Louisiana and Texas show high proportions of young cases as overall weekly polio totals reach 180. Scheele reallocates 127440 unused Salk doses from four states and Samoa to other areas while urging prompt vaccine use.
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U.S. Public Health Service
California
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
Samoa
Dulles Presses for Freer German Elections at Kiwanis Meeting
In Geneva hopes falter as Dulles argue Khrushchev disclosures prove Soviet system cannot absorb reform. He links East Germany unfree elections to Soviet fear of losing control and stresses no checks and balances in Communist rule.
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Dulles
Germany
Geneva
Russia
East
West Germany
East Germany
Dufles
City Opens Bond Offers For Storm Sewer Issue
Four bids from investment syndicates were opened by the City Commission for the 600000 storm sewer bond issue. Bids ranged from 582180 to 588540 with interest rates from 3.25 to 3.75 percent as city financial experts study the bids to choose the best option.
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John Nuveen & Co
J. B. van Ingen & Co
Adams, Sloar and Co
Pierce, Harrison, Walbern Inc
Goodbody & Co
Shields & Co
Leedy, Wheeler, Alleman & Associates
Barcus, Kindred & Co
Stranahan, Harris & Co
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo Inc
Thornton, Mohr & Farrish
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